Input: [Variation] Bamboo [Hong Kong] Yes [HK New] Yes [CO] Yes [Classical] Yes [Japanese] Yes [Korean] No or only terminals [Taiwan] Yes [Three player mahjong J/K] No or only Terminals [American] Yes [Malaysia/Singapore]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Variation] Animals [Hong Kong] No [HK New] No [CO] No [Classical] No [Japanese] No [Korean] No [Taiwan] No [Three player mahjong J/K] No [American] Yes [Malaysia/Singapore]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Variation] Jokers [Hong Kong] No [HK New] No [CO] No [Classical] No [Japanese] No [Korean] No [Taiwan] No [Three player mahjong J/K] No [American] Yes [Malaysia/Singapore]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Variation] Scoring Base [Hong Kong] Fan [HK New] Fan [CO] Fan [Classical] Multipliers [Japanese] Multipliers [Korean] Simple [Taiwan] Simple [Three player mahjong J/K] Simple [American] American [Malaysia/Singapore]

Output: Simple

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Input: [Variation] Scoring [Hong Kong] Winner [HK New] Winner [CO] Winner [Classical] All [Japanese] Winner [Korean] Winner [Taiwan] Winner [Three player mahjong J/K] Winner [American] Winner [Malaysia/Singapore]

Output: Winner

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Input: [Variation] East Doubles [Hong Kong] Yes [HK New] Yes [CO] Yes [Classical] Yes [Japanese] Yes [Korean] No [Taiwan] Yes [Three player mahjong J/K] No [American] Yes [Malaysia/Singapore]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Variation] Sacred Discard [Hong Kong] No [HK New] No [CO] No [Classical] No [Japanese] Yes [Korean] Yes [Taiwan] No [Three player mahjong J/K] Yes [American] No [Malaysia/Singapore]

Output: No

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Input: [Variation] Melded Chows [Hong Kong] Yes [HK New] Yes [CO] Yes [Classical] Yes [Japanese] Yes [Korean] No [Taiwan] Yes [Three player mahjong J/K] No [American] Yes [Malaysia/Singapore]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Variation] Riichi [Hong Kong] No [HK New] No [CO] No [Classical] No [Japanese] Yes [Korean] Yes [Taiwan] Yes [Three player mahjong J/K] Yes [American] No [Malaysia/Singapore]

Output: No

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Input: [Variation] Minimum Points (in variations units) [Hong Kong] 3f [HK New] 5f [CO] 8 [Classical] 3f [Japanese] 1y [Korean] 2p [Taiwan] 7/10t [Three player mahjong J/K] 3+ [American] Varies [Malaysia/Singapore]

Output: 2u

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Input: [IPA] p [Description]

Output: plain p

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Input: [IPA] pʰ [Description]

Output: aspirated p

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Input: [IPA] pʲ [Description]

Output: palatalized p

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Input: [IPA] pʷ [Description]

Output: labialized p

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Input: [IPA] p̚ [Description]

Output: p with no audible release

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Input: [IPA] p̌ [Description]

Output: voiced p

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Input: [IPA] pʼ [Description]

Output: ejective p

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Input: [Acronym] GSV [Description] Mobile habitats and / or factory ships, largest Culture ship type. May be home to billions of people. [Class]

Output: General Systems Vehicle

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Input: [Acronym] MSV [Description] Smaller versions of the above. Sometimes former GSVs downgraded as larger GSV classes were developed. [Class]

Output: Medium Systems Vehicle

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Input: [Acronym] LSV [Description] Smaller versions of the above. Sometimes former GSVs or MSVs downgraded as larger GSV classes were developed. [Class]

Output: Limited Systems Vehicle

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Input: [Acronym] GCV [Description] Larger, more capable Contact craft between the size of a GCU and Systems Vehicle; plays similar role to GCUs (see below) [Class]

Output: General Contact Vehicle

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Input: [Acronym] GCU [Description] Ambassadors, scouts and light transports; also main warship in peacetime [Class]

Output: General Contact Unit

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Input: [Acronym] LCU [Description] Smaller versions of the above. [Class]

Output: Limited Contact Unit

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Input: [Acronym] GOU [Description] Dedicated main warships [Class]

Output: General Offensive Unit

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Input: [Acronym] ROU [Description] Dedicated fast warships [Class]

Output: Rapid Offensive Unit

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Input: [Acronym] LOU [Description] Dedicated warships, smaller than GOUs [Class]

Output: Limited Offensive Unit

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Input: [Acronym] (d)ROU [Description] Civilianised ROUs used as courier ships, all or most weaponry removed [Class]

Output: Demilitarized ROU

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Input: [Acronym] VFP [Description] A euphemism for (d)ROU, used in the same role. [Class]

Output: Very Fast Picket

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Input: [Acronym] PS [Description] A general euphemism for warships, offensive units or ex-offensive units. [Class]

Output: Picket Ship

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Input: [Acronym] HL [Description] Dedicated materials mover, smaller than GCUs. [Class]

Output: Heavy Lifter

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Input: [Acronym] SL [Description] Transport craft or tug, a relatively small craft but powerful for its size, described as taking primary military role in early days of Idiran-Culture War before activation of Culture warship manufacture. [Class]

Output: Superlifter

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Input: [Constructal theory] Flow architecture (flow structure) [Thermodynamics]

Output: State

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Input: [Constructal theory] Change of structure (design change) [Thermodynamics]

Output: Process

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Input: [Constructal theory] Global objective and global constraints [Thermodynamics]

Output: Properties

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Input: [Constructal theory] Equilibrium flow architecture [Thermodynamics]

Output: Equilibrium state

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Input: [Constructal theory] Fundamental relation [Thermodynamics]

Output: Fundamental relation

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Input: [Constructal theory] Nonequilibrium architectures [Thermodynamics]

Output: Constrained equilibrium states

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Input: [Constructal theory] Increased freedom to morph [Thermodynamics]

Output: Removal of constraints

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Input: [Constructal theory] Evolution toward greater flow access [Thermodynamics]

Output: Energy minimum principle

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Input: [Type] Water [Title] Knight Aqua [Description]

Output: Used in healing, communicating over large distances, reading emotions, shape shifting, keeping a youthful appearance, and manipulating water; disrupted by fire. Isana also learned how to extend her finger nails, making a sharp weapon.

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Input: [Type] Earth [Title] Knight Terra [Description]

Output: Used to gain strength, tracking and hunting, manipulate the earth, calm animals, and inspire lust. A manifest earth fury can attack directly and can carry a crafter across ground as if on a raft. Earthcraft is necessary to travel swiftly on fury-crafted roads throughout Alera. Earthcraft is disrupted when contact with the ground is lost.

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Input: [Type] Wood [Title] Knight Flora [Description]

Output: Used in manipulating plants, tracking and for camouflage; used by archers to bend massive bows to allow arrows to fly farther and faster, and to increase the accuracy of arrows. Also used to instantly create wooden tools. Requires nearby wood or plant matter, living or dead, in order to use. Disrupted by surrounding the user with metal.

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Input: [Type] Fire [Title] Knight Ignus [Description]

Output: Used to control firelight to subliminally manipulate passionate feelings such as joy, anger, and fear; used to create and manipulate flames for either constructive or massively destructive purposes; can be used to create cold by extracting heat from an object; manifested fire furies may attack directly; the most powerful firecrafters can create white-hot spheres that vaporize anything within them and sear all objects within a large radius; disrupted by water.

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Input: [Type] Air [Title] Knight Aeris [Description]

Output: Used to fly, control the wind, and to increase speed and agility. Also able to bend air into a lens to see farther or into an echo chamber to allow voice communication without the need for watercrafting, however the effective range is much shorter. Strong crafters may be able to bend the air to make objects or people seem invisible or to create lenses of air to focus light into a damaging beam. It can be used to manipulate the weather, including the creation of lightning. One blind windcrafter was said to be able to "see" by sense the currents of air in the room. Windcraft is disrupted by earth, particularly in the form of salt.

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Input: [Type] Metal [Title] Knight Ferrous [Description]

Output: Used in swordplay heavily as crafters can change the hardness of metal, allowing them to strike with diamond-hard blades. Combat can be totally in the dark as metalcrafters do not need light to sense nearby metal. Shields can also be made more flexible to absorb a greater amount of impact force than normal. Also used in forging weapons and other precise metal objects, and metalcrafters also have dramatically increased pain tolerance and physical endurance. Although they gain speed, accuracy and deadly ability in combat, metalcrafters do not become physically stronger, nor does metalcraft give them skills they have not learned, and they still require metal weapons/armor to make the most of their abilities. The most deadly swordmasters are those who augment their abilities with earth and wind also. Gaius Sextus, First Lord of Alera, and Araris Valerian are the only characters to display the ability to manifest a metal fury - the effect being that Sextus and Araris transformed into metal, in an effect reminiscent of Colossus from the X-Men. The process is only skin deep, as the skin inside the mouth remains flesh. It is quite painful, however the metalcraft necessary to accomplish it also provides protection from pain. Disrupted by wood.

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Input: [Name] Ardour [Creator] Paul Davis [Linux?] Yes [Mac OS X?] Yes [Unix?] Yes [Windows?] Yes [Note]

Output: multi-track audio recorder

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Input: [Name] Audacity [Creator] Dominic Mazzoni [Linux?] Yes [Mac OS X?] Yes [Unix?] Yes [Windows?] Yes [Note]

Output: multi-track audio recorder

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Input: [Name] Ecasound [Linux?] Yes [Mac OS X?] Yes [Unix?] Yes [Windows?] Yes limited support through Cygwin [Note]

Output: audio recorder

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Input: [Name] Jokosher [Creator] Jokosher community [Linux?] Yes [Mac OS X?] No [Windows?] Yes [Note]

Output: multi-track audio editor

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Input: [Name] LMMS [Creator] Tobias Doerffel [Linux?] Yes [Mac OS X?] Yes as of 0.4.0 with Qt4 [Windows?] Yes [Note]

Output: Free cross-platform alternative to commercial programs like FL Studio®, which allow you to produce music with your computer. Intended as a replacement for Cubase-like software (DAW)

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Input: [Name] MusE [Linux?] Yes [Mac OS X?] No [Windows?] No [Note]

Output: MIDI sequencer

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Input: [Name] Qtractor [Linux?] Yes [Mac OS X?] No [Windows?] No [Note]

Output: A non-destructive multi-track audio and MIDI Workstation (DAW)

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Input: [Name] Rosegarden [Linux?] Yes [Mac OS X?] No [Windows?] No [Note]

Output: MIDI sequencer and multi-track recorder

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Input: [Name] SoX [Linux?] Yes [Mac OS X?] Yes [Unix?] Yes [Windows?] Yes [Note]

Output: command-line multi-track audio editor/processor

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Input: [Name] Traverso DAW [Creator] Remon Sijrier [Linux?] Yes [Mac OS X?] Yes [Windows?] Yes [Note]

Output: multi-track audio recorder and editor

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Input: [Myth statement] ...distracting it with a steak [Notes] The guard dog was distracted by smelling and eating the steak long enough for Kari to reach her goal. However, once the dog was finished, it attacked the intruder. [Status]

Output: Plausible

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Input: [Myth statement] ...acting submissive [Notes] Grant crawled on his hands and knees, but the dog attacked without hesitation. [Status]

Output: Busted

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Input: [Myth statement] ...acting aggressive [Notes] Tory yelled and waved his arms, but the dog attacked without hesitation. [Status]

Output: Busted

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Input: [Myth statement] ...using the scent of a lactating bitch [Notes] The scent was sprayed on the intruder, but the dog attacked without delay. [Status]

Output: Busted

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Input: [Myth statement] ...using the scent of wolf urine [Notes] Initially, the dog did not attack, but instead sniffed the intruder. Eventually, it did attack before the intruder could move very far. Grant theorized that if they covered themselves in wolf urine, they may survive (if they can tolerate the smell). [Status]

Output: Plausible

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Input: [Myth statement] ...using the urine of a bitch in heat [Notes] The scent was put on a cloth and dragged along the ground of the fence. The dog followed and licked the scent while the intruder sneaked in, reached the goal, and returned safely. [Status]

Output: Confirmed

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Input: [American English] not touch something with a ten-foot pole [British English]

Output: not touch something with a bargepole

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Input: [American English] sweep under the rug* [British English]

Output: sweep under the carpet

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Input: [American English] knock on wood [British English]

Output: touch wood

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

Output: see the wood for the trees

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Input: [American English] throw a (monkey) wrench (into a situation) [British English]

Output: put a spanner in the works

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Input: [American English] to put your two cents (or two cents' worth) in[98] [British English]

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

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

Output: skeleton in the cupboard

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

Output: a home from home

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Input: [American English] blow (or toot) one's own horn [British English]

Output: blow one's own trumpet

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Input: [American English] a drop in the bucket,[99] a spit in the ocean [British English]

Output: a drop in the ocean

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

Output: flogging a dead horse

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Input: [American English] don't have a clue or have no clue (haven't got a clue is also acceptable) [British English]

Output: haven't (got) a clue

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

Output: a new lease of life

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

Output: lie of the land

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

Output: take it with a pinch of salt

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Input: [American English] a tempest in a teapot [British English]

Output: a storm in a teacup

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Input: [Extension] ARB_tessellation_shader [Details]

Output: Two new shader stages (tessellation-control and tessellation-evaluation) to support efficient generation of geometry on the GPU.

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Input: [Extension] ARB_shader_subroutine [Details]

Output: The ability to call different subroutines within a shader dynamically, without recompiling the source.

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Input: [Extension] ARB_sample_shading [Details]

Output: The programmer may request that a fragment program is evaluated for each sample within a fragment, which increases the fidelity of multisampled anti-aliasing.

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Input: [Extension] ARB_draw_buffers_blend [Details]

Output: The ability to set individual blend equations and blend functions for each color output.

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Input: [Extension] ARB_draw_indirect [Details]

Output: A mechanism to supply the arguments to certain Draw functions from buffer-object memory. Combined with transform feedback or OpenCL, this allows the GPU to render without synchronising with the CPU.

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Input: [Extension] ARB_transform_feedback2 ARB_transform_feedback3 [Details]

Output: A set of improvements to EXT_transform_feedback.

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Input: [Variation] Flowers [Hong Kong] Yes [HK New] Yes [CO] Yes [Classical] Yes [Japanese] Optional [Korean] Yes [Taiwan] Yes [Malaysia/Singapore] Yes [Three player mahjong J/K] Yes [American]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Variation] Seasons [Hong Kong] Yes [HK New] Yes [CO] Yes [Classical] Yes [Japanese] Uncommon [Korean] Yes [Taiwan] Yes [Malaysia/Singapore] Yes [Three player mahjong J/K] Uncommon [American]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Variation] Bamboo [Hong Kong] Yes [HK New] Yes [CO] Yes [Classical] Yes [Japanese] Yes [Korean] No or only terminals [Taiwan] Yes [Malaysia/Singapore] Yes [Three player mahjong J/K] No or only Terminals [American]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Variation] Animals [Hong Kong] No [HK New] No [CO] No [Classical] No [Japanese] No [Korean] No [Taiwan] No [Malaysia/Singapore] Yes [Three player mahjong J/K] No [American]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Variation] Jokers [Hong Kong] No [HK New] No [CO] No [Classical] No [Japanese] No [Korean] No [Taiwan] No [Malaysia/Singapore] Yes [Three player mahjong J/K] No [American]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Variation] Scoring Base [Hong Kong] Fan [HK New] Fan [CO] Fan [Classical] Multipliers [Japanese] Multipliers [Korean] Simple [Taiwan] Simple [Malaysia/Singapore] Simple [Three player mahjong J/K] Simple [American]

Output: American

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Input: [Variation] Scoring [Hong Kong] Winner [HK New] Winner [CO] Winner [Classical] All [Japanese] Winner [Korean] Winner [Taiwan] Winner [Malaysia/Singapore] Winner [Three player mahjong J/K] Winner [American]

Output: Winner

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Input: [Variation] East Doubles [Hong Kong] Yes [HK New] Yes [CO] Yes [Classical] Yes [Japanese] Yes [Korean] No [Taiwan] Yes [Malaysia/Singapore] Yes [Three player mahjong J/K] No [American]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Variation] Sacred Discard [Hong Kong] No [HK New] No [CO] No [Classical] No [Japanese] Yes [Korean] Yes [Taiwan] No [Malaysia/Singapore] No [Three player mahjong J/K] Yes [American]

Output: No

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Input: [Variation] Melded Chows [Hong Kong] Yes [HK New] Yes [CO] Yes [Classical] Yes [Japanese] Yes [Korean] No [Taiwan] Yes [Malaysia/Singapore] Yes [Three player mahjong J/K] No [American]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Variation] Riichi [Hong Kong] No [HK New] No [CO] No [Classical] No [Japanese] Yes [Korean] Yes [Taiwan] Yes [Malaysia/Singapore] No [Three player mahjong J/K] Yes [American]

Output: No

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Input: [Variation] Minimum Points (in variations units) [Hong Kong] 3f [HK New] 5f [CO] 8 [Classical] 3f [Japanese] 1y [Korean] 2p [Taiwan] 7/10t [Malaysia/Singapore] 2u [Three player mahjong J/K] 3+ [American]

Output: Varies

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Input: [Variation] Flowers [Hong Kong] Yes [HK New] Yes [Classical] Yes [Japanese] Optional [Korean] Yes [Taiwan] Yes [Malaysia/Singapore] Yes [Three player mahjong J/K] Yes [American] Yes [CO]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Variation] Seasons [Hong Kong] Yes [HK New] Yes [Classical] Yes [Japanese] Uncommon [Korean] Yes [Taiwan] Yes [Malaysia/Singapore] Yes [Three player mahjong J/K] Uncommon [American] Yes [CO]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Variation] Bamboo [Hong Kong] Yes [HK New] Yes [Classical] Yes [Japanese] Yes [Korean] No or only terminals [Taiwan] Yes [Malaysia/Singapore] Yes [Three player mahjong J/K] No or only Terminals [American] Yes [CO]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Variation] Animals [Hong Kong] No [HK New] No [Classical] No [Japanese] No [Korean] No [Taiwan] No [Malaysia/Singapore] Yes [Three player mahjong J/K] No [American] Yes [CO]

Output: No

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Input: [Variation] Jokers [Hong Kong] No [HK New] No [Classical] No [Japanese] No [Korean] No [Taiwan] No [Malaysia/Singapore] Yes [Three player mahjong J/K] No [American] Yes [CO]

Output: No

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Input: [Variation] Scoring Base [Hong Kong] Fan [HK New] Fan [Classical] Multipliers [Japanese] Multipliers [Korean] Simple [Taiwan] Simple [Malaysia/Singapore] Simple [Three player mahjong J/K] Simple [American] American [CO]

Output: Fan

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Mahjong Variations


Input: [Variation] Scoring [Hong Kong] Winner [HK New] Winner [Classical] All [Japanese] Winner [Korean] Winner [Taiwan] Winner [Malaysia/Singapore] Winner [Three player mahjong J/K] Winner [American] Winner [CO]

Output: Winner

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Input: [Variation] East Doubles [Hong Kong] Yes [HK New] Yes [Classical] Yes [Japanese] Yes [Korean] No [Taiwan] Yes [Malaysia/Singapore] Yes [Three player mahjong J/K] No [American] Yes [CO]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Variation] Sacred Discard [Hong Kong] No [HK New] No [Classical] No [Japanese] Yes [Korean] Yes [Taiwan] No [Malaysia/Singapore] No [Three player mahjong J/K] Yes [American] No [CO]

Output: No

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Input: [Variation] Melded Chows [Hong Kong] Yes [HK New] Yes [Classical] Yes [Japanese] Yes [Korean] No [Taiwan] Yes [Malaysia/Singapore] Yes [Three player mahjong J/K] No [American] Yes [CO]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Variation] Riichi [Hong Kong] No [HK New] No [Classical] No [Japanese] Yes [Korean] Yes [Taiwan] Yes [Malaysia/Singapore] No [Three player mahjong J/K] Yes [American] No [CO]

Output: No

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Input: [Variation] Minimum Points (in variations units) [Hong Kong] 3f [HK New] 5f [Classical] 3f [Japanese] 1y [Korean] 2p [Taiwan] 7/10t [Malaysia/Singapore] 2u [Three player mahjong J/K] 3+ [American] Varies [CO]

Output: 8

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Input: [Property Professional Groups] Arts & Antiquities [Land Professional] Environment

Output: Building Control

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Input: [Property Professional Groups] Commercial Property [Land Professional] Geomatics

Output: Building Surveying

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Input: [Property Professional Groups] Dispute Resolution [Land Professional] Minerals & Waste

Output: Project Management

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Input: [Property Professional Groups] Facilities Management [Land Professional] Planning & Development

Output: Quantity Surveying & Construction

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Input: [Property Professional Groups] Machinery & Assets [Land Professional] Rural

Output: Dilapidations forum

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Input: [Property Professional Groups] Management Consultancy [Land Professional] Telecom forum

Output: Insurance forum

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Input: [DCS type] Musculoskeletal [Bubble location] Mostly large joints (elbows, shoulders, hip, wrists, knees, ankles)

Output: Localized deep pain, ranging from mild to excruciating. Sometimes a dull ache, but rarely a sharp pain. Active and passive motion of the joint aggravates the pain. The pain may be reduced by bending the joint to find a more comfortable position. If caused by altitude, pain can occur immediately or up to many hours later.

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Input: [DCS type] Cutaneous [Bubble location] Skin

Output: Itching, usually around the ears, face, neck, arms, and upper torso Sensation of tiny insects crawling over the skin (formication) Mottled or marbled skin usually around the shoulders, upper chest and abdomen, with itching Swelling of the skin, accompanied by tiny scar-like skin depressions (pitting edema)

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Input: [DCS type] Neurologic [Bubble location] Brain

Output: Altered sensation, tingling or numbness paresthesia, increased sensitivity hyperesthesia Confusion or memory loss (amnesia) Visual abnormalities Unexplained mood or behaviour changes Seizures, unconsciousness

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Input: [DCS type] Neurologic [Bubble location] Spinal cord

Output: Ascending weakness or paralysis in the legs Urinary incontinence and fecal incontinence Girdling (also referred to as girdle, banding, or tightening feeling) around the abdominal region and/or chest

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Input: [DCS type] Constitutional [Bubble location] Whole body

Output: Headache Unexplained fatigue Generalised malaise, poorly localised aches

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Input: [DCS type] Audiovestibular [Bubble location] Inner ear [10][a]

Output: Loss of balance Dizziness, vertigo, nausea, vomiting Hearing loss

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Input: [DCS type] Pulmonary [Bubble location] Lungs

Output: Dry persistent cough Burning chest pain under the sternum, aggravated by breathing Shortness of breath

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Input: [Myth statement] ...zig-zagging and doubling back. [Status] Busted [Notes]

Output: Within minutes, the dog found Adam's scent.

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Input: [Myth statement] ...running through water [Status] Busted [Notes]

Output: The dog found Adam, as well, and water can even help the dog find people.

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Input: [Myth statement] ...covering the floor with pepper [Status] Busted [Notes]

Output: The dog went to the area covered with pepper for a little while, before going back to Adam.

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Input: [Myth statement] ...cleaning old clothes and changing into new ones [Status] Busted [Notes]

Output: The dog found Adam, but only after being distracted by the concentrated smell where the clothes were cleaned.

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Input: [Myth statement] ...covering oneself with cologne/coffee. [Status] Busted [Notes]

Output: Both the cologne and coffee were ineffective.

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Input: [Myth statement] ...making an urban maze with many more smells. [Status] Plausible [Notes]

Output: Unlike the other runs, Morgan the Bloodhound was confused by the other smells around him. His trainer had to take him back to the start and try again. The dog only found Adam after 90 minutes of wandering around, and had taken a different path than Adam. The reason is that Morgan had not yet been trained to deal with urban tracking. However, some bloodhounds are specifically trained to work in urban environments, and the MythBusters pointed out various recorded instances of scent dogs successfully tracking targets in dense urban areas.

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Input: [Variation] Flowers [Hong Kong] Yes [HK New] Yes [CO] Yes [Classical] Yes [Japanese] Optional [Korean] Yes [Taiwan] Yes [Malaysia/Singapore] Yes [American] Yes [Three player mahjong J/K]

Output: Yes

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Mahjong Variations


Input: [Variation] Seasons [Hong Kong] Yes [HK New] Yes [CO] Yes [Classical] Yes [Japanese] Uncommon [Korean] Yes [Taiwan] Yes [Malaysia/Singapore] Yes [American] Yes [Three player mahjong J/K]

Output: Uncommon

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Input: [Variation] Bamboo [Hong Kong] Yes [HK New] Yes [CO] Yes [Classical] Yes [Japanese] Yes [Korean] No or only terminals [Taiwan] Yes [Malaysia/Singapore] Yes [American] Yes [Three player mahjong J/K]

Output: No or only Terminals

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Input: [Variation] Animals [Hong Kong] No [HK New] No [CO] No [Classical] No [Japanese] No [Korean] No [Taiwan] No [Malaysia/Singapore] Yes [American] Yes [Three player mahjong J/K]

Output: No

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Input: [Variation] Jokers [Hong Kong] No [HK New] No [CO] No [Classical] No [Japanese] No [Korean] No [Taiwan] No [Malaysia/Singapore] Yes [American] Yes [Three player mahjong J/K]

Output: No

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Input: [Variation] Scoring Base [Hong Kong] Fan [HK New] Fan [CO] Fan [Classical] Multipliers [Japanese] Multipliers [Korean] Simple [Taiwan] Simple [Malaysia/Singapore] Simple [American] American [Three player mahjong J/K]

Output: Simple

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Input: [Variation] Scoring [Hong Kong] Winner [HK New] Winner [CO] Winner [Classical] All [Japanese] Winner [Korean] Winner [Taiwan] Winner [Malaysia/Singapore] Winner [American] Winner [Three player mahjong J/K]

Output: Winner

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Input: [Variation] East Doubles [Hong Kong] Yes [HK New] Yes [CO] Yes [Classical] Yes [Japanese] Yes [Korean] No [Taiwan] Yes [Malaysia/Singapore] Yes [American] Yes [Three player mahjong J/K]

Output: No

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Input: [Variation] Sacred Discard [Hong Kong] No [HK New] No [CO] No [Classical] No [Japanese] Yes [Korean] Yes [Taiwan] No [Malaysia/Singapore] No [American] No [Three player mahjong J/K]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Variation] Melded Chows [Hong Kong] Yes [HK New] Yes [CO] Yes [Classical] Yes [Japanese] Yes [Korean] No [Taiwan] Yes [Malaysia/Singapore] Yes [American] Yes [Three player mahjong J/K]

Output: No

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Input: [Variation] Riichi [Hong Kong] No [HK New] No [CO] No [Classical] No [Japanese] Yes [Korean] Yes [Taiwan] Yes [Malaysia/Singapore] No [American] No [Three player mahjong J/K]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Variation] Minimum Points (in variations units) [Hong Kong] 3f [HK New] 5f [CO] 8 [Classical] 3f [Japanese] 1y [Korean] 2p [Taiwan] 7/10t [Malaysia/Singapore] 2u [American] Varies [Three player mahjong J/K]

Output: 3+

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Input: [Myth statement] ...grapeshot. [Notes] The grapeshot is actual period ammunition that pirates used and was used as a control test. The grapeshot destroyed the target. [Status]

Output: Confirmed

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Input: [Myth statement] ...bottles of rum. [Notes] The glass shattered and the rum vaporized during the firing, leaving only small bits of glass to hit the target. Aside from minor superficial damage and the smell of rum, glass rum bottles are harmless. [Status]

Output: Busted

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Input: [Myth statement] ...cutlery. [Notes] The cutlery did not cause any noticeable damage. All of the projectiles were spread too far out and lacked the force to cause any lethal damage. [Status]

Output: Busted

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Input: [Myth statement] ...steak knives. [Notes] Because they were placed in a container, the steak knives were all pointing forward and had their direction set. This allowed them to hit the target, causing serious cuts and lacerations. [Status]

Output: Plausible

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Input: [Myth statement] ...a peg leg. [Notes] When fired, the peg leg was completely destroyed, leaving no visible trace except for wood chips. [Status]

Output: Busted

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Input: [Myth statement] ...nails. [Notes] The sharp, heavy nails caused almost as much damage as the grapeshot, tearing through the target with relative ease. Adam likened the effect to that of a needlegun. [Status]

Output: Plausible

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Input: [Myth statement] ...chains. [Notes] The long, heavy chain remained intact and did the most damage to the target, almost ripping it in half. [Status]

Output: Confirmed

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Input: [Game] LittleBigPlanet [North America[71]] Yes [Europe (non-Germany)[72]] Yes [Germany[72]] Yes [Asia[74]] Yes [Japan[73]]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Game] ModNation Racers [North America[71]] Yes [Europe (non-Germany)[72]] Yes [Germany[72]] Yes [Asia[74]] Yes [Japan[73]]

Output: No

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Input: [Game] Pursuit Force [North America[71]] Yes [Europe (non-Germany)[72]] Yes [Germany[72]] No [Asia[74]] No [Japan[73]]

Output: No

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Input: [Game] Killzone Liberation‡ [North America[71]] Yes [Europe (non-Germany)[72]] Yes [Germany[72]] No [Asia[74]] No [Japan[73]]

Output: No

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Input: [Game] Everybody's Golf 2 [North America[71]] No [Europe (non-Germany)[72]] No [Germany[72]] Yes [Asia[74]] No [Japan[73]]

Output: No

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Input: [Game] Buzz Junior Jungle Party [North America[71]] No [Europe (non-Germany)[72]] No [Germany[72]] Yes [Asia[74]] No [Japan[73]]

Output: No

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Input: [Game] Everybody's Stress Buster [North America[71]] No [Europe (non-Germany)[72]] No [Germany[72]] No [Asia[74]] Yes [Japan[73]]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Game] Locoroco Midnight Carnival [North America[71]] No [Europe (non-Germany)[72]] No [Germany[72]] No [Asia[74]] Yes [Japan[73]]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Game] Patapon 2 [North America[71]] No [Europe (non-Germany)[72]] No [Germany[72]] No [Asia[74]] No [Japan[73]]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Game] What Did I Do to Deserve This, My Lord? [North America[71]] No [Europe (non-Germany)[72]] No [Germany[72]] No [Asia[74]] No [Japan[73]]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Bubble location] Mostly large joints (elbows, shoulders, hip, wrists, knees, ankles) Localized deep pain, ranging from mild to excruciating. Sometimes a dull ache, but rarely a sharp pain. Active and passive motion of the joint aggravates the pain. The pain may be reduced by bending the joint to find a more comfortable position. If caused by altitude, pain can occur immediately or up to many hours later. [DCS type]

Output: Musculoskeletal

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Input: [Bubble location] Skin Itching, usually around the ears, face, neck, arms, and upper torso Sensation of tiny insects crawling over the skin (formication) Mottled or marbled skin usually around the shoulders, upper chest and abdomen, with itching Swelling of the skin, accompanied by tiny scar-like skin depressions (pitting edema) [DCS type]

Output: Cutaneous

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Input: [Bubble location] Brain Altered sensation, tingling or numbness paresthesia, increased sensitivity hyperesthesia Confusion or memory loss (amnesia) Visual abnormalities Unexplained mood or behaviour changes Seizures, unconsciousness [DCS type]

Output: Neurologic

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Input: [Bubble location] Spinal cord Ascending weakness or paralysis in the legs Urinary incontinence and fecal incontinence Girdling (also referred to as girdle, banding, or tightening feeling) around the abdominal region and/or chest [DCS type]

Output: Neurologic

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Input: [Bubble location] Whole body Headache Unexplained fatigue Generalised malaise, poorly localised aches [DCS type]

Output: Constitutional

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Input: [Bubble location] Inner ear [10][a] Loss of balance Dizziness, vertigo, nausea, vomiting Hearing loss [DCS type]

Output: Audiovestibular

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Input: [Bubble location] Lungs Dry persistent cough Burning chest pain under the sternum, aggravated by breathing Shortness of breath [DCS type]

Output: Pulmonary

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Input: [Class] General Systems Vehicle [Acronym] GSV [Description]

Output: Mobile habitats and / or factory ships, largest Culture ship type. May be home to billions of people.

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Input: [Class] Medium Systems Vehicle [Acronym] MSV [Description]

Output: Smaller versions of the above. Sometimes former GSVs downgraded as larger GSV classes were developed.

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Input: [Class] Limited Systems Vehicle [Acronym] LSV [Description]

Output: Smaller versions of the above. Sometimes former GSVs or MSVs downgraded as larger GSV classes were developed.

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Input: [Class] General Contact Vehicle [Acronym] GCV [Description]

Output: Larger, more capable Contact craft between the size of a GCU and Systems Vehicle; plays similar role to GCUs (see below)

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Input: [Class] General Contact Unit [Acronym] GCU [Description]

Output: Ambassadors, scouts and light transports; also main warship in peacetime

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Input: [Class] Limited Contact Unit [Acronym] LCU [Description]

Output: Smaller versions of the above.

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Input: [Class] General Offensive Unit [Acronym] GOU [Description]

Output: Dedicated main warships

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Input: [Class] Rapid Offensive Unit [Acronym] ROU [Description]

Output: Dedicated fast warships

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Input: [Class] Limited Offensive Unit [Acronym] LOU [Description]

Output: Dedicated warships, smaller than GOUs

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Input: [Class] Demilitarized ROU [Acronym] (d)ROU [Description]

Output: Civilianised ROUs used as courier ships, all or most weaponry removed

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Input: [Class] Very Fast Picket [Acronym] VFP [Description]

Output: A euphemism for (d)ROU, used in the same role.

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Input: [Class] Picket Ship [Acronym] PS [Description]

Output: A general euphemism for warships, offensive units or ex-offensive units.

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Input: [Class] Heavy Lifter [Acronym] HL [Description]

Output: Dedicated materials mover, smaller than GCUs.

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Input: [Class] Superlifter [Acronym] SL [Description]

Output: Transport craft or tug, a relatively small craft but powerful for its size, described as taking primary military role in early days of Idiran-Culture War before activation of Culture warship manufacture.

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Input: [0] Text shell integration [Acme] Yes [AkelPad] Yes [Alphatk] Yes [Aquamacs] Yes [BBEdit] Yes [Bluefish] No [Coda] Yes [ConTEXT] No [Crimson Editor] No [Diakonos] No [E Text Editor] Yes [ed] No [EditPlus] ? [Editra] ? [EmEditor] Yes [Geany] Yes [gedit] Yes [GNU Emacs] Yes [Gobby] ? [JED] Yes [jEdit] Yes [JOE] Yes [JOVE] Yes [Kate] Yes [KEDIT] Yes [Komodo Edit] ? [Komodo IDE] ? [KWrite] No [LE] Yes [Light Table] No [Metapad] Yes [mined] ? [EDIT (MS-DOS)] No [EDIT (DR-DOS)] No [Nano] Yes [37] Text shell integration [NEdit] Yes [Notepad] Yes [Notepad++] Yes [Notepad2] No [NoteTab] ? [nvi] Yes [Peppermint] Yes [Pico] ? [PolyEdit] Yes [Programmer's Notepad] No [PSPad] Yes [Q10] ? [RJ TextEd] Yes [RText] No [SciTE] ? [skEdit] Yes [SlickEdit] Yes [Smultron] ? [Source Insight] ? [SubEthaEdit] Yes [TED Notepad] Yes [TextEdit] Yes [TextMate] Yes [TextPad] No [TextWrangler] Yes [The SemWare Editor] Yes [UltraEdit] Yes [VEDIT] Yes [vi] Yes [Vim] Yes [XEmacs] Yes [69] Text shell integration [Brackets]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] Graphical shell integration [Acme] No [AkelPad] Yes [Alphatk] Yes [Aquamacs] Yes [BBEdit] Yes [Bluefish] Yes [Coda] No [ConTEXT] Yes [Crimson Editor] Yes [Diakonos] No [E Text Editor] Yes [ed] No [EditPlus] Yes [Editra] ? [EmEditor] Yes [Geany] ? [gedit] Yes [GNU Emacs] Yes [Gobby] Yes [JED] No [jEdit] No [JOE] No [JOVE] No [Kate] Yes [KEDIT] Yes [Komodo Edit] ? [Komodo IDE] ? [KWrite] No [LE] No [Light Table] Yes [Metapad] Yes [mined] ? [EDIT (MS-DOS)] No [EDIT (DR-DOS)] No [Nano] No [37] Graphical shell integration [NEdit] Yes [Notepad] Yes [Notepad++] Yes [Notepad2] No [NoteTab] ? [nvi] No [Peppermint] Yes [Pico] ? [PolyEdit] Yes [Programmer's Notepad] Yes [PSPad] Yes [Q10] ? [RJ TextEd] Yes [RText] No [SciTE] ? [skEdit] Yes [SlickEdit] Yes [Smultron] ? [Source Insight] ? [SubEthaEdit] Yes [TED Notepad] Yes [TextEdit] Yes [TextMate] Yes [TextPad] Yes [TextWrangler] Yes [The SemWare Editor] Yes [UltraEdit] Yes [VEDIT] Yes [vi] No [Vim] Yes [XEmacs] Yes [69] Graphical shell integration [Brackets]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] Macro language [Acme] Yes [AkelPad] Yes [Alphatk] Yes[73] [Aquamacs] Yes [BBEdit] Yes[74] [Bluefish] ? [Coda] Yes[76] [ConTEXT] Yes [Crimson Editor] Yes [Diakonos] Yes [E Text Editor] No[78] [ed] No [EditPlus] Yes [Editra] ? [EmEditor] Yes [Geany] Plug-in [gedit] Yes[79] [GNU Emacs] Yes [Gobby] No [JED] Yes [jEdit] Yes [JOE] Yes [JOVE] No [Kate] No [KEDIT] Yes [Komodo Edit] Yes [Komodo IDE] Yes [KWrite] No [LE] No [Light Table] No [Metapad] No [mined] ? [EDIT (MS-DOS)] No [EDIT (DR-DOS)] No [Nano] No [37] Macro language [NEdit] Yes [Notepad] No [Notepad++] Yes [Notepad2] No [NoteTab] Yes [nvi] No [Peppermint] Yes [Pico] ? [PolyEdit] No [Programmer's Notepad] Yes[79] [PSPad] Yes [Q10] ? [RJ TextEd] Yes [RText] Yes [SciTE] Yes [skEdit] No [SlickEdit] Yes [Smultron] ? [Source Insight] Yes [SubEthaEdit] No [TED Notepad] No [TextEdit] No [TextMate] Yes [TextPad] Yes [TextWrangler] Yes [The SemWare Editor] Yes [UltraEdit] Yes [VEDIT] Yes [vi] Yes [Vim] Yes [XEmacs] Yes [69] Macro language [Brackets]

Output: Extensible

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Input: [0] Collaborative editing [Acme] No [AkelPad] No [Alphatk] No [Aquamacs] Yes [BBEdit] No [Bluefish] Yes [Coda] Yes [ConTEXT] No [Crimson Editor] No [Diakonos] No [E Text Editor] Yes [ed] No [EditPlus] No [Editra] ? [EmEditor] No [Geany] ? [gedit] Plug-in [GNU Emacs] Yes [Gobby] Yes [JED] No [jEdit] No [JOE] No [JOVE] No [Kate] No [KEDIT] No [Komodo Edit] No [Komodo IDE] Yes [KWrite] No [LE] No[85] [Light Table] No [Metapad] No [mined] ? [EDIT (MS-DOS)] No [EDIT (DR-DOS)] No [Nano] No [37] Collaborative editing [NEdit] No [Notepad] No [Notepad++] with plug-in [Notepad2] No [NoteTab] ? [nvi] ? [Peppermint] No [Pico] No [PolyEdit] No [Programmer's Notepad] No [PSPad] No [Q10] ? [RJ TextEd] No [RText] No [SciTE] No [skEdit] Yes[93] [SlickEdit] No [Smultron] ? [Source Insight] No [SubEthaEdit] Yes [TED Notepad] No [TextEdit] No [TextMate] No [TextPad] No [TextWrangler] No [The SemWare Editor] Yes Only in special DOS multi-user version [UltraEdit] No [VEDIT] No [vi] No [Vim] with plug-in [XEmacs] Yes [69] Collaborative editing [Brackets]

Output: No

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Input: [0] Large file support [Acme] ? [AkelPad] memory [Alphatk] ? [Aquamacs] memory [BBEdit] memory[75] [Bluefish] ? [Coda] ? [ConTEXT] memory[77] [Crimson Editor] No [Diakonos] ? [E Text Editor] Yes [ed] ? [EditPlus] memory [Editra] 2 GB [EmEditor] Yes [Geany] ? [gedit] No [GNU Emacs] 2 EB on 64-bit OS[80][81] [Gobby] ? [JED] memory[82] [jEdit] No (heap)[83] [JOE] Yes[citation needed] [JOVE] memory [Kate] No[84] [KEDIT] Yes [Komodo Edit] ? [Komodo IDE] ? [KWrite] No[84] [LE] memory[86] [Light Table] ? [Metapad] memory[87] [mined] ? [EDIT (MS-DOS)] No (64~300 KB) [EDIT (DR-DOS)] 2 GB, for as long as there is disk swap space for two temporary files [Nano] ? [37] Large file support [NEdit] No [Notepad] memory [Notepad++] No[88] [Notepad2] memory[89] [NoteTab] No [nvi] ? [Peppermint] Yes [Pico] ? [PolyEdit] Yes [Programmer's Notepad] slow[91] [PSPad] memory[92] [Q10] ? [RJ TextEd] No [RText] No [SciTE] No [skEdit] ? [SlickEdit] 2 GB [Smultron] ? [Source Insight] ? [SubEthaEdit] ? [TED Notepad] No [TextEdit] ? [TextMate] No [TextPad] memory[94] [TextWrangler] memory[75] [The SemWare Editor] 2 GB [UltraEdit] Yes [VEDIT] Yes [vi] aprox. 65 MB [Vim] memory[95] [XEmacs] on 64-bit OS[80] [69] Large file support [Brackets]

Output: No

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Input: [0] Long line support [Acme] ? [AkelPad] Yes [Alphatk] ? [Aquamacs] ? [BBEdit] ? [Bluefish] ? [Coda] ? [ConTEXT] ? [Crimson Editor] ? [Diakonos] ? [E Text Editor] ? [ed] ? [EditPlus] ? [Editra] ? [EmEditor] ? [Geany] ? [gedit] ? [GNU Emacs] ? [Gobby] ? [JED] ? [jEdit] ? [JOE] ? [JOVE] ? [Kate] ? [KEDIT] ? [Komodo Edit] ? [Komodo IDE] ? [KWrite] ? [LE] ? [Light Table] ? [Metapad] ? [mined] ? [EDIT (MS-DOS)] No [EDIT (DR-DOS)] Yes [Nano] ? [37] Long line support [NEdit] ? [Notepad] ? [Notepad++] ? [Notepad2] ? [NoteTab] ? [nvi] ? [Peppermint] Yes [Pico] ? [PolyEdit] ? [Programmer's Notepad] ? [PSPad] ? [Q10] ? [RJ TextEd] ? [RText] ? [SciTE] ? [skEdit] ? [SlickEdit] ? [Smultron] ? [Source Insight] ? [SubEthaEdit] ? [TED Notepad] ? [TextEdit] ? [TextMate] ? [TextPad] ? [TextWrangler] ? [The SemWare Editor] Yes [UltraEdit] Yes [VEDIT] ? [vi] ? [Vim] ? [XEmacs] ? [69] Long line support [Brackets]

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Input: [0] Multi-line regex support[72] [Acme] Yes [AkelPad] Yes [Alphatk] ? [Aquamacs] Yes [BBEdit] Yes [Bluefish] Yes [Coda] Yes [ConTEXT] No [Crimson Editor] No [Diakonos] Yes [E Text Editor] Yes [ed] ? [EditPlus] Yes [Editra] ? [EmEditor] Yes [Geany] Yes [gedit] No [GNU Emacs] Yes [Gobby] No [JED] ? [jEdit] Yes [JOE] ? [JOVE] No [Kate] Yes [KEDIT] Yes [Komodo Edit] Yes [Komodo IDE] Yes [KWrite] No [LE] Yes [Light Table] No [Metapad] No [mined] Yes [EDIT (MS-DOS)] No [EDIT (DR-DOS)] No [Nano] ? [37] Multi-line regex support [NEdit] Yes [Notepad] No [Notepad++] Yes [Notepad2] No [NoteTab] Yes[90] [nvi] ? [Peppermint] Yes [Pico] ? [PolyEdit] Yes [Programmer's Notepad] Yes [PSPad] with plug-in [Q10] ? [RJ TextEd] Yes [RText] Yes [SciTE] No [skEdit] ? [SlickEdit] Yes [Smultron] ? [Source Insight] No [SubEthaEdit] Yes [TED Notepad] ? [TextEdit] ? [TextMate] Yes [TextPad] Yes [TextWrangler] Yes [The SemWare Editor] ? [UltraEdit] Yes [VEDIT] Yes [vi] Yes [Vim] Yes [XEmacs] Yes [69] Multi-line regex support [Brackets]

Output: Partial

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Input: [0] Search in files [Acme] ? [AkelPad] Plug-in [Alphatk] ? [Aquamacs] ? [BBEdit] Yes [Bluefish] ? [Coda] Yes [ConTEXT] ? [Crimson Editor] ? [Diakonos] ? [E Text Editor] ? [ed] Yes [EditPlus] Yes [Editra] ? [EmEditor] Yes [Geany] Yes [gedit] No [GNU Emacs] Yes [Gobby] ? [JED] ? [jEdit] ? [JOE] ? [JOVE] No [Kate] Plug-in [KEDIT] ? [Komodo Edit] Yes [Komodo IDE] Yes [KWrite] ? [LE] ? [Light Table] Yes [Metapad] No [mined] ? [EDIT (MS-DOS)] No [EDIT (DR-DOS)] No [Nano] ? [37] Search in files [NEdit] ? [Notepad] No [Notepad++] Yes [Notepad2] ? [NoteTab] ? [nvi] ? [Peppermint] Yes [Pico] ? [PolyEdit] ? [Programmer's Notepad] ? [PSPad] Yes [Q10] ? [RJ TextEd] ? [RText] ? [SciTE] Yes [skEdit] ? [SlickEdit] Yes [Smultron] ? [Source Insight] ? [SubEthaEdit] ? [TED Notepad] ? [TextEdit] ? [TextMate] ? [TextPad] Yes [TextWrangler] ? [The SemWare Editor] Yes [UltraEdit] Yes [VEDIT] Yes [vi] Yes [Vim] Yes [XEmacs] Yes [69] Search in files [Brackets]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] Spell checking [Acme] Yes [AkelPad] Plug-in [Alphatk] Yes [Aquamacs] Yes [BBEdit] Yes [Bluefish] Yes [Brackets] Plug-in [Coda] Yes [ConTEXT] No [Crimson Editor] Instant/live (like Firefox) [Diakonos] Yes[22] [E Text Editor] Plug-in[23] [ed] No [EditPlus] Yes [Editra] ? [EmEditor] Yes [Geany] Plug-in[24] [gedit] Yes[25] [GNU Emacs] Plug-in[28] [Gobby] No [JED] Yes [jEdit] Plug-in[29] [JOE] Plug-in[30] [Kate] Yes [KEDIT] No [Komodo Edit] Yes [Komodo IDE] Yes [KWrite] Yes [LE] No [Light Table] No [Metapad] Partial[34] [MinEd] No [MS-DOS Editor] No [Nano] Yes [36] Spell checking [ne] No [NEdit] Plug-in[37] [Notepad] No [Notepad++] Yes[38] [Notepad2] No [NoteTab] Yes [nvi] No [Peppermint] Yes [Pico] Yes [PolyEdit] Yes [Programmer's Notepad] No [PSPad] Yes [Q10] Yes [RJ TextEd] Yes [RText] Yes [SciTE] No [skEdit] Yes [SlickEdit] Yes [Smultron] Yes [Source Insight] No [SubEthaEdit] Yes [Sublime Text] Yes [TED Notepad] No [TextEdit] Yes [TextMate] Yes [TextPad] Yes [TextWrangler] Yes [The SemWare Editor] Yes [Tincta] Yes [UltraEdit] Yes [VEDIT] Yes[43] [vi] No [Vim] Yes[44] [Xeditor] Yes [XEmacs] Plug-in[28] [Yi] ? [73] Spell checking [JOVE]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] Regex-based find & replace [Acme] Yes [AkelPad] Yes [Alphatk] Yes [Aquamacs] Yes [BBEdit] Yes [Bluefish] Yes [Brackets] Yes [Coda] Yes [ConTEXT] Partial[20] [Crimson Editor] Yes [Diakonos] Yes [E Text Editor] Yes [ed] Yes [EditPlus] Yes [Editra] Yes [EmEditor] Yes [Geany] Yes [gedit] Plug-in[26] [GNU Emacs] Yes [Gobby] No [JED] Yes [jEdit] Yes [JOE] Partial[31] [Kate] Yes [KEDIT] Yes [Komodo Edit] Yes [Komodo IDE] Yes [KWrite] Yes [LE] Yes [Light Table] ? [Metapad] No [MinEd] Yes[35] [MS-DOS Editor] No [Nano] Yes [36] Regex-based find & replace [ne] Yes [NEdit] Yes [Notepad] No [Notepad++] Yes [Notepad2] Limited[39] [NoteTab] Yes [nvi] Yes [Peppermint] Yes [Pico] No [PolyEdit] Yes [Programmer's Notepad] Yes [PSPad] Yes [Q10] ? [RJ TextEd] Yes [RText] Yes [SciTE] Limited[39] [skEdit] Yes [SlickEdit] Yes [Smultron] Yes [Source Insight] Yes [SubEthaEdit] Yes [Sublime Text] Yes [TED Notepad] No [TextEdit] No [TextMate] Yes [TextPad] Yes [TextWrangler] Yes [The SemWare Editor] Yes [Tincta] No [UltraEdit] Limited[42] [VEDIT] Yes [vi] Yes [Vim] Yes [Xeditor] Yes [XEmacs] Yes [Yi] Yes [73] Regex-based find & replace [JOVE]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] Encoding conversion [Acme] Yes [AkelPad] Yes [Alphatk] Yes [Aquamacs] Yes [BBEdit] Yes [Bluefish] Yes [Brackets] Plug-in [Coda] Yes [ConTEXT] Partial[21] [Crimson Editor] Yes [Diakonos] No [E Text Editor] Yes [ed] No [EditPlus] Yes [Editra] ? [EmEditor] Yes [Geany] Yes [gedit] Yes [GNU Emacs] Yes [Gobby] Partial [JED] Yes [jEdit] Yes [JOE] No[32] [Kate] Yes [KEDIT] No [Komodo Edit] Yes [Komodo IDE] Yes [KWrite] Yes [LE] No[33] [Light Table] No [Metapad] Yes [MinEd] Yes[35] [MS-DOS Editor] No [Nano] No [36] Encoding conversion [ne] No [NEdit] No [Notepad] No [Notepad++] Yes [Notepad2] Yes [NoteTab] Yes [nvi] No [Peppermint] Yes [Pico] No [PolyEdit] Yes [Programmer's Notepad] Yes[40] [PSPad] Yes [Q10] ? [RJ TextEd] Yes [RText] Yes [SciTE] No [skEdit] Yes [SlickEdit] Yes [Smultron] Yes [Source Insight] No [SubEthaEdit] Yes [Sublime Text] Yes [TED Notepad] No [TextEdit] Yes [TextMate] Partial [TextPad] Yes [TextWrangler] Yes [The SemWare Editor] No [Tincta] Yes [UltraEdit] Yes [VEDIT] Yes [vi] No [Vim] Yes [Xeditor] Yes [XEmacs] Yes [Yi] ? [73] Encoding conversion [JOVE]

Output: No

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Input: [0] Newline conversion [Acme] Yes [AkelPad] Yes [Alphatk] Yes [Aquamacs] Yes [BBEdit] Yes [Bluefish] Yes [Brackets] No [Coda] Yes [ConTEXT] Yes [Crimson Editor] Yes [Diakonos] No [E Text Editor] Yes [ed] No [EditPlus] Yes [Editra] ? [EmEditor] Yes [Geany] Yes [gedit] Yes [GNU Emacs] Yes [Gobby] Partial [JED] Yes [jEdit] Yes [JOE] Yes [Kate] Yes [KEDIT] Yes [Komodo Edit] Yes [Komodo IDE] Yes [KWrite] Yes [LE] Yes [Light Table] No [Metapad] Yes [MinEd] Yes[36] [MS-DOS Editor] Yes [Nano] Yes [36] Newline conversion [ne] No [NEdit] Yes [Notepad] No [Notepad++] Yes [Notepad2] Yes [NoteTab] Yes [nvi] No [Peppermint] Yes [Pico] No [PolyEdit] Yes [Programmer's Notepad] Yes[40] [PSPad] Yes [Q10] ? [RJ TextEd] Yes [RText] Yes [SciTE] Yes [skEdit] Yes [SlickEdit] Yes [Smultron] Yes [Source Insight] Yes [SubEthaEdit] Yes [Sublime Text] Yes [TED Notepad] Yes [TextEdit] Yes [TextMate] Yes [TextPad] Yes [TextWrangler] Yes [The SemWare Editor] Yes [Tincta] Yes [UltraEdit] Yes [VEDIT] Yes [vi] No [Vim] Yes [Xeditor] Yes [XEmacs] Yes [Yi] ? [73] Newline conversion [JOVE]

Output: No

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Input: [0] Multiple undo/redo [Acme] Yes [AkelPad] Yes [Alphatk] Yes [Aquamacs] Yes [BBEdit] Yes [Bluefish] Yes [Brackets] Yes [Coda] Yes [ConTEXT] Yes [Crimson Editor] Yes [Diakonos] Yes [E Text Editor] Yes [ed] No [EditPlus] Yes [Editra] ? [EmEditor] Yes [Geany] Yes [gedit] Yes [GNU Emacs] Yes [Gobby] No [JED] Yes [jEdit] Yes [JOE] Yes [Kate] Yes [KEDIT] Yes [Komodo Edit] Yes [Komodo IDE] Yes [KWrite] Yes [LE] Yes [Light Table] Yes [Metapad] Yes [MinEd] No [MS-DOS Editor] No [Nano] Yes [36] Multiple undo/redo [ne] Yes [NEdit] Yes [Notepad] No [Notepad++] Yes [Notepad2] Yes [NoteTab] Yes [nvi] Yes [Peppermint] Yes [Pico] Yes [PolyEdit] Yes [Programmer's Notepad] Yes [PSPad] Yes [Q10] ? [RJ TextEd] Yes [RText] Yes [SciTE] Yes [skEdit] Yes [SlickEdit] Yes [Smultron] Yes [Source Insight] Yes [SubEthaEdit] Yes [Sublime Text] Yes [TED Notepad] Yes [TextEdit] Yes [TextMate] Yes [TextPad] Yes [TextWrangler] Yes [The SemWare Editor] Yes [Tincta] Yes [UltraEdit] Yes [VEDIT] Yes [vi] No [Vim] Yes [Xeditor] Yes [XEmacs] Yes [Yi] Yes [73] Multiple undo/redo [JOVE]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] Rectangular block selection [Acme] No [AkelPad] Yes [Alphatk] Yes [Aquamacs] Yes [BBEdit] Yes [Bluefish] No [Brackets] Yes [Coda] Yes [ConTEXT] Yes [Crimson Editor] Yes [Diakonos] Yes [E Text Editor] Yes [ed] No [EditPlus] Yes [Editra] Yes [EmEditor] Yes [Geany] Yes [gedit] Via plug-in[27] [GNU Emacs] Yes [Gobby] No [JED] Yes [jEdit] Yes [JOE] Yes [Kate] Yes [KEDIT] Yes [Komodo Edit] Yes [Komodo IDE] Yes [KWrite] Yes [LE] Yes [Light Table] ? [Metapad] No [MinEd] Yes [MS-DOS Editor] No [Nano] No [36] Rectangular block selection [ne] Yes [NEdit] Yes [Notepad] No [Notepad++] Yes [Notepad2] Yes [NoteTab] Yes [nvi] ? [Peppermint] Yes [Pico] No [PolyEdit] Yes [Programmer's Notepad] Yes [PSPad] Yes [Q10] ? [RJ TextEd] Yes [RText] No [SciTE] Yes [skEdit] Yes [SlickEdit] Yes [Smultron] Yes [Source Insight] Yes [SubEthaEdit] Yes[41] [Sublime Text] Yes [TED Notepad] No [TextEdit] Yes [TextMate] Yes [TextPad] Yes [TextWrangler] Yes [The SemWare Editor] Yes [Tincta] Yes [UltraEdit] Yes [VEDIT] Yes [vi] No [Vim] Yes [Xeditor] Yes [XEmacs] Yes [Yi] Yes [73] Rectangular block selection [JOVE]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Abbreviation] MCPO [Pay Grade] E-9 [Special Warfare Rating] Master Chief Special Warfare Operator [Abbreviation_4] SOCM [Navy Rate]

Output: Master Chief Petty Officer

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Input: [Abbreviation] SCPO [Pay Grade] E-8 [Special Warfare Rating] Senior Chief Special Warfare Operator [Abbreviation_4] SOCS [Navy Rate]

Output: Senior Chief Petty Officer

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Input: [Abbreviation] CPO [Pay Grade] E-7 [Special Warfare Rating] Chief Special Warfare Operator [Abbreviation_4] SOC [Navy Rate]

Output: Chief Petty Officer

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Input: [Abbreviation] PO1 [Pay Grade] E-6 [Special Warfare Rating] Special Warfare Operator, First Class [Abbreviation_4] SO1 [Navy Rate]

Output: Petty Officer First Class

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Input: [Abbreviation] PO2 [Pay Grade] E-5 [Special Warfare Rating] Special Warfare Operator, Second Class [Abbreviation_4] SO2 [Navy Rate]

Output: Petty Officer Second Class

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Input: [Abbreviation] PO3 [Pay Grade] E-4 [Special Warfare Rating] Special Warfare Operator, Third Class [Abbreviation_4] SO3 [Navy Rate]

Output: Petty Officer Third Class

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Input: [Basic Characteristics] Project belongs to sponsor and is implemented by its employees and volunteers. No [Relationship is...] Employer- Employee Sponsor Total liabilities for acts of employees. [Ownership of result] Sponsor 990, payroll tax returns Individual 1040’s [Comments] Legally, the project is no different from any other activity carried on by the sponsor directly. [0]

Output: DIRECT PROJECT

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Input: [Basic Characteristics] Project belongs to sponsor but is conducted by separate entity under contract. Yes [Relationship is...] Project- Contract Sponsor Varies, may be partial or total. [Ownership of result] Sponsor usually 990, 1099 if person Depends on legal status. [Comments] Appropriate where a project is an integral part of the sponsor’s work, but may be legally performed by an independent contractor. [0]

Output: INDEPENDENT CONTRACTOR PROJECT

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Input: [Basic Characteristics] Project applies to sponsor for one or a series of grants, sponsor funds the project only to the extent that money is received from donors. Yes [Relationship is...] Grantor- Grantee Sponsor Selection and payment of grantee, plus terms set by funding source. [Ownership of result] Project usually 990 Depends on legal status. [Comments] Used by a non-501(c)(3) project, in order to raise tax deductible support from donors, private foundation or government grants. [0]

Output: PRE-APPROVED GRANT RELATIONSHIP

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Input: [Basic Characteristics] Sponsor obtains federal group tax exemption, confers 501(c)(3) status on subordinate projects. Yes [Relationship is...] Subordinate- Affiliate Project Only as provided in affiliation agreement. [Ownership of result] Project Annual listing of organizations, no financial information. 990, separate or group return [Comments] Project gets 501(c)(3) status without separate application to IRS; must be subject to general supervision or control of sponsor. [0]

Output: GROUP EXEMPTION

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Input: [Basic Characteristics] Project gets its own 501(c)(3) exemption, but public charity status is based on support of sponsor’s purposes. Yes [Relationship is...] Varies Project None [Ownership of result] Project None 990 [Comments] Project must apply to IRS for 501(c)(3) status, but can be a public charity even with only one donor. [0]

Output: SUPPORTING ORGANIZATION

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Input: [Basic Characteristics] Project has its own 501(c)(3) exemption but needs help with bookkeeping, tax returns, payroll, management, etc. Yes [Relationship is...] Management- Contract Project Only as provided in the contract. [Ownership of result] Project 990, if fee charged 990, if fee paid [Comments] Sponsor provides financial management to project, but all funds are raised and spent in the name of the project [0]

Output: TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE

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Input: [0] Spell checking [Acme] Yes [AkelPad] Plug-in [Alphatk] Yes [Aquamacs] Yes [BBEdit] Yes [Bluefish] Yes [Brackets] Plug-in [Coda] Yes [ConTEXT] No [Crimson Editor] Instant/live (like Firefox) [Diakonos] Yes[22] [E Text Editor] Plug-in[23] [ed] No [EditPlus] Yes [Editra] ? [EmEditor] Yes [Geany] Plug-in[24] [gedit] Yes[25] [GNU Emacs] Plug-in[28] [Gobby] No [JED] Yes [jEdit] Plug-in[29] [JOE] Plug-in[30] [JOVE] Yes [Kate] Yes [KEDIT] No [Komodo Edit] Yes [Komodo IDE] Yes [KWrite] Yes [LE] No [Light Table] No [Metapad] Partial[34] [MinEd] No [MS-DOS Editor] No [Nano] Yes [36] Spell checking [ne] No [NEdit] Plug-in[37] [Notepad] No [Notepad++] Yes[38] [Notepad2] No [NoteTab] Yes [nvi] No [Peppermint] Yes [Pico] Yes [PolyEdit] Yes [Programmer's Notepad] No [PSPad] Yes [Q10] Yes [RJ TextEd] Yes [RText] Yes [SciTE] No [skEdit] Yes [SlickEdit] Yes [Smultron] Yes [Source Insight] No [SubEthaEdit] Yes [Sublime Text] Yes [TextEdit] Yes [TextMate] Yes [TextPad] Yes [TextWrangler] Yes [The SemWare Editor] Yes [Tincta] Yes [UltraEdit] Yes [VEDIT] Yes[43] [vi] No [Vim] Yes[44] [Xeditor] Yes [XEmacs] Plug-in[28] [Yi] ? [73] Spell checking [TED Notepad]

Output: No

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Input: [0] Regex-based find & replace [Acme] Yes [AkelPad] Yes [Alphatk] Yes [Aquamacs] Yes [BBEdit] Yes [Bluefish] Yes [Brackets] Yes [Coda] Yes [ConTEXT] Partial[20] [Crimson Editor] Yes [Diakonos] Yes [E Text Editor] Yes [ed] Yes [EditPlus] Yes [Editra] Yes [EmEditor] Yes [Geany] Yes [gedit] Plug-in[26] [GNU Emacs] Yes [Gobby] No [JED] Yes [jEdit] Yes [JOE] Partial[31] [JOVE] Yes [Kate] Yes [KEDIT] Yes [Komodo Edit] Yes [Komodo IDE] Yes [KWrite] Yes [LE] Yes [Light Table] ? [Metapad] No [MinEd] Yes[35] [MS-DOS Editor] No [Nano] Yes [36] Regex-based find & replace [ne] Yes [NEdit] Yes [Notepad] No [Notepad++] Yes [Notepad2] Limited[39] [NoteTab] Yes [nvi] Yes [Peppermint] Yes [Pico] No [PolyEdit] Yes [Programmer's Notepad] Yes [PSPad] Yes [Q10] ? [RJ TextEd] Yes [RText] Yes [SciTE] Limited[39] [skEdit] Yes [SlickEdit] Yes [Smultron] Yes [Source Insight] Yes [SubEthaEdit] Yes [Sublime Text] Yes [TextEdit] No [TextMate] Yes [TextPad] Yes [TextWrangler] Yes [The SemWare Editor] Yes [Tincta] No [UltraEdit] Limited[42] [VEDIT] Yes [vi] Yes [Vim] Yes [Xeditor] Yes [XEmacs] Yes [Yi] Yes [73] Regex-based find & replace [TED Notepad]

Output: No

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Input: [0] Encoding conversion [Acme] Yes [AkelPad] Yes [Alphatk] Yes [Aquamacs] Yes [BBEdit] Yes [Bluefish] Yes [Brackets] Plug-in [Coda] Yes [ConTEXT] Partial[21] [Crimson Editor] Yes [Diakonos] No [E Text Editor] Yes [ed] No [EditPlus] Yes [Editra] ? [EmEditor] Yes [Geany] Yes [gedit] Yes [GNU Emacs] Yes [Gobby] Partial [JED] Yes [jEdit] Yes [JOE] No[32] [JOVE] No [Kate] Yes [KEDIT] No [Komodo Edit] Yes [Komodo IDE] Yes [KWrite] Yes [LE] No[33] [Light Table] No [Metapad] Yes [MinEd] Yes[35] [MS-DOS Editor] No [Nano] No [36] Encoding conversion [ne] No [NEdit] No [Notepad] No [Notepad++] Yes [Notepad2] Yes [NoteTab] Yes [nvi] No [Peppermint] Yes [Pico] No [PolyEdit] Yes [Programmer's Notepad] Yes[40] [PSPad] Yes [Q10] ? [RJ TextEd] Yes [RText] Yes [SciTE] No [skEdit] Yes [SlickEdit] Yes [Smultron] Yes [Source Insight] No [SubEthaEdit] Yes [Sublime Text] Yes [TextEdit] Yes [TextMate] Partial [TextPad] Yes [TextWrangler] Yes [The SemWare Editor] No [Tincta] Yes [UltraEdit] Yes [VEDIT] Yes [vi] No [Vim] Yes [Xeditor] Yes [XEmacs] Yes [Yi] ? [73] Encoding conversion [TED Notepad]

Output: No

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Input: [0] Newline conversion [Acme] Yes [AkelPad] Yes [Alphatk] Yes [Aquamacs] Yes [BBEdit] Yes [Bluefish] Yes [Brackets] No [Coda] Yes [ConTEXT] Yes [Crimson Editor] Yes [Diakonos] No [E Text Editor] Yes [ed] No [EditPlus] Yes [Editra] ? [EmEditor] Yes [Geany] Yes [gedit] Yes [GNU Emacs] Yes [Gobby] Partial [JED] Yes [jEdit] Yes [JOE] Yes [JOVE] No [Kate] Yes [KEDIT] Yes [Komodo Edit] Yes [Komodo IDE] Yes [KWrite] Yes [LE] Yes [Light Table] No [Metapad] Yes [MinEd] Yes[36] [MS-DOS Editor] Yes [Nano] Yes [36] Newline conversion [ne] No [NEdit] Yes [Notepad] No [Notepad++] Yes [Notepad2] Yes [NoteTab] Yes [nvi] No [Peppermint] Yes [Pico] No [PolyEdit] Yes [Programmer's Notepad] Yes[40] [PSPad] Yes [Q10] ? [RJ TextEd] Yes [RText] Yes [SciTE] Yes [skEdit] Yes [SlickEdit] Yes [Smultron] Yes [Source Insight] Yes [SubEthaEdit] Yes [Sublime Text] Yes [TextEdit] Yes [TextMate] Yes [TextPad] Yes [TextWrangler] Yes [The SemWare Editor] Yes [Tincta] Yes [UltraEdit] Yes [VEDIT] Yes [vi] No [Vim] Yes [Xeditor] Yes [XEmacs] Yes [Yi] ? [73] Newline conversion [TED Notepad]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] Multiple undo/redo [Acme] Yes [AkelPad] Yes [Alphatk] Yes [Aquamacs] Yes [BBEdit] Yes [Bluefish] Yes [Brackets] Yes [Coda] Yes [ConTEXT] Yes [Crimson Editor] Yes [Diakonos] Yes [E Text Editor] Yes [ed] No [EditPlus] Yes [Editra] ? [EmEditor] Yes [Geany] Yes [gedit] Yes [GNU Emacs] Yes [Gobby] No [JED] Yes [jEdit] Yes [JOE] Yes [JOVE] Yes [Kate] Yes [KEDIT] Yes [Komodo Edit] Yes [Komodo IDE] Yes [KWrite] Yes [LE] Yes [Light Table] Yes [Metapad] Yes [MinEd] No [MS-DOS Editor] No [Nano] Yes [36] Multiple undo/redo [ne] Yes [NEdit] Yes [Notepad] No [Notepad++] Yes [Notepad2] Yes [NoteTab] Yes [nvi] Yes [Peppermint] Yes [Pico] Yes [PolyEdit] Yes [Programmer's Notepad] Yes [PSPad] Yes [Q10] ? [RJ TextEd] Yes [RText] Yes [SciTE] Yes [skEdit] Yes [SlickEdit] Yes [Smultron] Yes [Source Insight] Yes [SubEthaEdit] Yes [Sublime Text] Yes [TextEdit] Yes [TextMate] Yes [TextPad] Yes [TextWrangler] Yes [The SemWare Editor] Yes [Tincta] Yes [UltraEdit] Yes [VEDIT] Yes [vi] No [Vim] Yes [Xeditor] Yes [XEmacs] Yes [Yi] Yes [73] Multiple undo/redo [TED Notepad]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] Rectangular block selection [Acme] No [AkelPad] Yes [Alphatk] Yes [Aquamacs] Yes [BBEdit] Yes [Bluefish] No [Brackets] Yes [Coda] Yes [ConTEXT] Yes [Crimson Editor] Yes [Diakonos] Yes [E Text Editor] Yes [ed] No [EditPlus] Yes [Editra] Yes [EmEditor] Yes [Geany] Yes [gedit] Via plug-in[27] [GNU Emacs] Yes [Gobby] No [JED] Yes [jEdit] Yes [JOE] Yes [JOVE] Yes [Kate] Yes [KEDIT] Yes [Komodo Edit] Yes [Komodo IDE] Yes [KWrite] Yes [LE] Yes [Light Table] ? [Metapad] No [MinEd] Yes [MS-DOS Editor] No [Nano] No [36] Rectangular block selection [ne] Yes [NEdit] Yes [Notepad] No [Notepad++] Yes [Notepad2] Yes [NoteTab] Yes [nvi] ? [Peppermint] Yes [Pico] No [PolyEdit] Yes [Programmer's Notepad] Yes [PSPad] Yes [Q10] ? [RJ TextEd] Yes [RText] No [SciTE] Yes [skEdit] Yes [SlickEdit] Yes [Smultron] Yes [Source Insight] Yes [SubEthaEdit] Yes[41] [Sublime Text] Yes [TextEdit] Yes [TextMate] Yes [TextPad] Yes [TextWrangler] Yes [The SemWare Editor] Yes [Tincta] Yes [UltraEdit] Yes [VEDIT] Yes [vi] No [Vim] Yes [Xeditor] Yes [XEmacs] Yes [Yi] Yes [73] Rectangular block selection [TED Notepad]

Output: No

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Input: [0] Tonometry [What Test Examines] Inner eye pressure

Output: The eye is numbed via eye drops. The examiner then uses a tonometer to measure the inner pressure of the eye through pressure applied by a puff of warm air or a tiny tool.

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Input: [0] Ophthalmoscopy (dilated eye exam) [What Test Examines] Shape and color of the optic nerve

Output: The pupil is dilated via the application of eye drops. Using a small magnification device with a light on the end, the examiner can examine the magnified optic nerve.

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Glaucoma Tests[39][40][41]


Input: [0] Perimetry (visual field test) [What Test Examines] Complete field of vision

Output: The patient looks straight ahead and is asked to indicate when light passes the patient's peripheral field of vision. This allows the examiner to map the patient’s field of vision.

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Glaucoma Tests[39][40][41]


Input: [0] Gonioscopy [What Test Examines] Angle in the eye where the iris meets the cornea

Output: Eye drops are used to numb the eye. A hand-held contact lens with a mirror is placed gently on the eye to allow the examiner to see the angle between the cornea and the iris.

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Glaucoma Tests[39][40][41]


Input: [0] Pachymetry [What Test Examines] Thickness of the cornea

Output: The examiner places a pachymeter gently on the front of the eye to measure its thickness.

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Glaucoma Tests[39][40][41]


Input: [0] Nerve fiber analysis [What Test Examines] Thickness of the nerve fiber layer

Output: Using one of several techniques, the nerve fibers are examined.

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Glaucoma Tests[39][40][41]


Input: [0] Jurisdictional element [Federal bribery] Federal officials [Program bribery] Federal funding exceeding $10,000 Mail or interstate wire communication [Hobbs Act (fear)] Interstate commerce Interstate commerce [Travel Act] Interstate travel, mail, or interstate commerce [Federal gratuity]

Output: Federal officials

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Input: [0] Mens rea [Federal bribery] QPQ and nexus [Program bribery] Either (1) QPQ and intent to be influenced, or (2) Nexus Bribes or kickbacks [Hobbs Act (fear)] Intent hurt the victim in economic terms and victim fears QPQ [Travel Act] QPQ [Federal gratuity]

Output: Nexus

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Input: [0] Species of quos [Federal bribery] Future official act, fraud on the United States, or violation of duty [Program bribery] Future official transaction exceeding $5,000 Official act or violation of duty [Hobbs Act (fear)] Any Any [Travel Act] Any [Federal gratuity]

Output: Past or future official act

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Input: [0] Payor defendants [Federal bribery] Yes [Program bribery] Yes Yes [Hobbs Act (fear)] No No [Travel Act] Yes, for bribery No, for extortion [Federal gratuity]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] Predicate status [Federal bribery] RICO and ML [Program bribery] ML RICO and ML [Hobbs Act (fear)] RICO and ML RICO and ML [Travel Act] RICO and ML [Federal gratuity]

Output: RICO and ML

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Input: [0] Authorized sentence (years) [Federal bribery] 15 [Program bribery] 10 20 [Hobbs Act (fear)] 20 20 [Travel Act] 5 [Federal gratuity]

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Input: [0] Spell checking [Acme] Yes [AkelPad] Plug-in [Alphatk] Yes [Aquamacs] Yes [BBEdit] Yes [Bluefish] Yes [Brackets] Plug-in [Coda] Yes [ConTEXT] No [Crimson Editor] Instant/live (like Firefox) [Diakonos] Yes[22] [E Text Editor] Plug-in[23] [ed] No [EditPlus] Yes [Editra] ? [EmEditor] Yes [Geany] Plug-in[24] [gedit] Yes[25] [GNU Emacs] Plug-in[28] [Gobby] No [JED] Yes [jEdit] Plug-in[29] [JOE] Plug-in[30] [JOVE] Yes [Kate] Yes [KEDIT] No [Komodo Edit] Yes [Komodo IDE] Yes [KWrite] Yes [LE] No [Light Table] No [Metapad] Partial[34] [MinEd] No [MS-DOS Editor] No [Nano] Yes [36] Spell checking [NEdit] Plug-in[37] [Notepad] No [Notepad++] Yes[38] [Notepad2] No [NoteTab] Yes [nvi] No [Peppermint] Yes [Pico] Yes [PolyEdit] Yes [Programmer's Notepad] No [PSPad] Yes [Q10] Yes [RJ TextEd] Yes [RText] Yes [SciTE] No [skEdit] Yes [SlickEdit] Yes [Smultron] Yes [Source Insight] No [SubEthaEdit] Yes [Sublime Text] Yes [TED Notepad] No [TextEdit] Yes [TextMate] Yes [TextPad] Yes [TextWrangler] Yes [The SemWare Editor] Yes [Tincta] Yes [UltraEdit] Yes [VEDIT] Yes[43] [vi] No [Vim] Yes[44] [Xeditor] Yes [XEmacs] Plug-in[28] [Yi] ? [73] Spell checking [ne]

Output: No

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Input: [0] Regex-based find & replace [Acme] Yes [AkelPad] Yes [Alphatk] Yes [Aquamacs] Yes [BBEdit] Yes [Bluefish] Yes [Brackets] Yes [Coda] Yes [ConTEXT] Partial[20] [Crimson Editor] Yes [Diakonos] Yes [E Text Editor] Yes [ed] Yes [EditPlus] Yes [Editra] Yes [EmEditor] Yes [Geany] Yes [gedit] Plug-in[26] [GNU Emacs] Yes [Gobby] No [JED] Yes [jEdit] Yes [JOE] Partial[31] [JOVE] Yes [Kate] Yes [KEDIT] Yes [Komodo Edit] Yes [Komodo IDE] Yes [KWrite] Yes [LE] Yes [Light Table] ? [Metapad] No [MinEd] Yes[35] [MS-DOS Editor] No [Nano] Yes [36] Regex-based find & replace [NEdit] Yes [Notepad] No [Notepad++] Yes [Notepad2] Limited[39] [NoteTab] Yes [nvi] Yes [Peppermint] Yes [Pico] No [PolyEdit] Yes [Programmer's Notepad] Yes [PSPad] Yes [Q10] ? [RJ TextEd] Yes [RText] Yes [SciTE] Limited[39] [skEdit] Yes [SlickEdit] Yes [Smultron] Yes [Source Insight] Yes [SubEthaEdit] Yes [Sublime Text] Yes [TED Notepad] No [TextEdit] No [TextMate] Yes [TextPad] Yes [TextWrangler] Yes [The SemWare Editor] Yes [Tincta] No [UltraEdit] Limited[42] [VEDIT] Yes [vi] Yes [Vim] Yes [Xeditor] Yes [XEmacs] Yes [Yi] Yes [73] Regex-based find & replace [ne]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] Encoding conversion [Acme] Yes [AkelPad] Yes [Alphatk] Yes [Aquamacs] Yes [BBEdit] Yes [Bluefish] Yes [Brackets] Plug-in [Coda] Yes [ConTEXT] Partial[21] [Crimson Editor] Yes [Diakonos] No [E Text Editor] Yes [ed] No [EditPlus] Yes [Editra] ? [EmEditor] Yes [Geany] Yes [gedit] Yes [GNU Emacs] Yes [Gobby] Partial [JED] Yes [jEdit] Yes [JOE] No[32] [JOVE] No [Kate] Yes [KEDIT] No [Komodo Edit] Yes [Komodo IDE] Yes [KWrite] Yes [LE] No[33] [Light Table] No [Metapad] Yes [MinEd] Yes[35] [MS-DOS Editor] No [Nano] No [36] Encoding conversion [NEdit] No [Notepad] No [Notepad++] Yes [Notepad2] Yes [NoteTab] Yes [nvi] No [Peppermint] Yes [Pico] No [PolyEdit] Yes [Programmer's Notepad] Yes[40] [PSPad] Yes [Q10] ? [RJ TextEd] Yes [RText] Yes [SciTE] No [skEdit] Yes [SlickEdit] Yes [Smultron] Yes [Source Insight] No [SubEthaEdit] Yes [Sublime Text] Yes [TED Notepad] No [TextEdit] Yes [TextMate] Partial [TextPad] Yes [TextWrangler] Yes [The SemWare Editor] No [Tincta] Yes [UltraEdit] Yes [VEDIT] Yes [vi] No [Vim] Yes [Xeditor] Yes [XEmacs] Yes [Yi] ? [73] Encoding conversion [ne]

Output: No

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Input: [0] Newline conversion [Acme] Yes [AkelPad] Yes [Alphatk] Yes [Aquamacs] Yes [BBEdit] Yes [Bluefish] Yes [Brackets] No [Coda] Yes [ConTEXT] Yes [Crimson Editor] Yes [Diakonos] No [E Text Editor] Yes [ed] No [EditPlus] Yes [Editra] ? [EmEditor] Yes [Geany] Yes [gedit] Yes [GNU Emacs] Yes [Gobby] Partial [JED] Yes [jEdit] Yes [JOE] Yes [JOVE] No [Kate] Yes [KEDIT] Yes [Komodo Edit] Yes [Komodo IDE] Yes [KWrite] Yes [LE] Yes [Light Table] No [Metapad] Yes [MinEd] Yes[36] [MS-DOS Editor] Yes [Nano] Yes [36] Newline conversion [NEdit] Yes [Notepad] No [Notepad++] Yes [Notepad2] Yes [NoteTab] Yes [nvi] No [Peppermint] Yes [Pico] No [PolyEdit] Yes [Programmer's Notepad] Yes[40] [PSPad] Yes [Q10] ? [RJ TextEd] Yes [RText] Yes [SciTE] Yes [skEdit] Yes [SlickEdit] Yes [Smultron] Yes [Source Insight] Yes [SubEthaEdit] Yes [Sublime Text] Yes [TED Notepad] Yes [TextEdit] Yes [TextMate] Yes [TextPad] Yes [TextWrangler] Yes [The SemWare Editor] Yes [Tincta] Yes [UltraEdit] Yes [VEDIT] Yes [vi] No [Vim] Yes [Xeditor] Yes [XEmacs] Yes [Yi] ? [73] Newline conversion [ne]

Output: No

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Input: [0] Multiple undo/redo [Acme] Yes [AkelPad] Yes [Alphatk] Yes [Aquamacs] Yes [BBEdit] Yes [Bluefish] Yes [Brackets] Yes [Coda] Yes [ConTEXT] Yes [Crimson Editor] Yes [Diakonos] Yes [E Text Editor] Yes [ed] No [EditPlus] Yes [Editra] ? [EmEditor] Yes [Geany] Yes [gedit] Yes [GNU Emacs] Yes [Gobby] No [JED] Yes [jEdit] Yes [JOE] Yes [JOVE] Yes [Kate] Yes [KEDIT] Yes [Komodo Edit] Yes [Komodo IDE] Yes [KWrite] Yes [LE] Yes [Light Table] Yes [Metapad] Yes [MinEd] No [MS-DOS Editor] No [Nano] Yes [36] Multiple undo/redo [NEdit] Yes [Notepad] No [Notepad++] Yes [Notepad2] Yes [NoteTab] Yes [nvi] Yes [Peppermint] Yes [Pico] Yes [PolyEdit] Yes [Programmer's Notepad] Yes [PSPad] Yes [Q10] ? [RJ TextEd] Yes [RText] Yes [SciTE] Yes [skEdit] Yes [SlickEdit] Yes [Smultron] Yes [Source Insight] Yes [SubEthaEdit] Yes [Sublime Text] Yes [TED Notepad] Yes [TextEdit] Yes [TextMate] Yes [TextPad] Yes [TextWrangler] Yes [The SemWare Editor] Yes [Tincta] Yes [UltraEdit] Yes [VEDIT] Yes [vi] No [Vim] Yes [Xeditor] Yes [XEmacs] Yes [Yi] Yes [73] Multiple undo/redo [ne]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] Rectangular block selection [Acme] No [AkelPad] Yes [Alphatk] Yes [Aquamacs] Yes [BBEdit] Yes [Bluefish] No [Brackets] Yes [Coda] Yes [ConTEXT] Yes [Crimson Editor] Yes [Diakonos] Yes [E Text Editor] Yes [ed] No [EditPlus] Yes [Editra] Yes [EmEditor] Yes [Geany] Yes [gedit] Via plug-in[27] [GNU Emacs] Yes [Gobby] No [JED] Yes [jEdit] Yes [JOE] Yes [JOVE] Yes [Kate] Yes [KEDIT] Yes [Komodo Edit] Yes [Komodo IDE] Yes [KWrite] Yes [LE] Yes [Light Table] ? [Metapad] No [MinEd] Yes [MS-DOS Editor] No [Nano] No [36] Rectangular block selection [NEdit] Yes [Notepad] No [Notepad++] Yes [Notepad2] Yes [NoteTab] Yes [nvi] ? [Peppermint] Yes [Pico] No [PolyEdit] Yes [Programmer's Notepad] Yes [PSPad] Yes [Q10] ? [RJ TextEd] Yes [RText] No [SciTE] Yes [skEdit] Yes [SlickEdit] Yes [Smultron] Yes [Source Insight] Yes [SubEthaEdit] Yes[41] [Sublime Text] Yes [TED Notepad] No [TextEdit] Yes [TextMate] Yes [TextPad] Yes [TextWrangler] Yes [The SemWare Editor] Yes [Tincta] Yes [UltraEdit] Yes [VEDIT] Yes [vi] No [Vim] Yes [Xeditor] Yes [XEmacs] Yes [Yi] Yes [73] Rectangular block selection [ne]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] Text shell integration [Acme] Yes [AkelPad] Yes [Alphatk] Yes [Aquamacs] Yes [BBEdit] Yes [Bluefish] No [Brackets] Yes [Coda] Yes [ConTEXT] No [Crimson Editor] No [Diakonos] No [E Text Editor] Yes [ed] No [EditPlus] ? [Editra] ? [EmEditor] Yes [Geany] Yes [gedit] Yes [GNU Emacs] Yes [Gobby] ? [JED] Yes [jEdit] Yes [JOE] Yes [JOVE] Yes [Kate] Yes [KEDIT] Yes [Komodo Edit] ? [Komodo IDE] ? [KWrite] No [LE] Yes [Light Table] No [Metapad] Yes [mined] ? [EDIT (MS-DOS)] No [EDIT (DR-DOS)] No [Nano] Yes [NEdit] Yes [Notepad] Yes [Notepad++] Yes [Notepad2] No [NoteTab] ? [nvi] Yes [Peppermint] Yes [Pico] ? [PolyEdit] Yes [Programmer's Notepad] No [PSPad] Yes [Q10] ? [RJ TextEd] Yes [RText] No [SciTE] ? [skEdit] Yes [SlickEdit] Yes [Smultron] ? [Source Insight] ? [SubEthaEdit] Yes [TED Notepad] Yes [TextEdit] Yes [TextMate] Yes [TextPad] No [TextWrangler] Yes [The SemWare Editor] Yes [UltraEdit] Yes [VEDIT] Yes [vi] Yes [Vim] Yes [XEmacs] Yes [69] Text shell integration [37]

Output: Text shell integration

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Input: [0] Graphical shell integration [Acme] No [AkelPad] Yes [Alphatk] Yes [Aquamacs] Yes [BBEdit] Yes [Bluefish] Yes [Brackets] Yes [Coda] No [ConTEXT] Yes [Crimson Editor] Yes [Diakonos] No [E Text Editor] Yes [ed] No [EditPlus] Yes [Editra] ? [EmEditor] Yes [Geany] ? [gedit] Yes [GNU Emacs] Yes [Gobby] Yes [JED] No [jEdit] No [JOE] No [JOVE] No [Kate] Yes [KEDIT] Yes [Komodo Edit] ? [Komodo IDE] ? [KWrite] No [LE] No [Light Table] Yes [Metapad] Yes [mined] ? [EDIT (MS-DOS)] No [EDIT (DR-DOS)] No [Nano] No [NEdit] Yes [Notepad] Yes [Notepad++] Yes [Notepad2] No [NoteTab] ? [nvi] No [Peppermint] Yes [Pico] ? [PolyEdit] Yes [Programmer's Notepad] Yes [PSPad] Yes [Q10] ? [RJ TextEd] Yes [RText] No [SciTE] ? [skEdit] Yes [SlickEdit] Yes [Smultron] ? [Source Insight] ? [SubEthaEdit] Yes [TED Notepad] Yes [TextEdit] Yes [TextMate] Yes [TextPad] Yes [TextWrangler] Yes [The SemWare Editor] Yes [UltraEdit] Yes [VEDIT] Yes [vi] No [Vim] Yes [XEmacs] Yes [69] Graphical shell integration [37]

Output: Graphical shell integration

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Input: [0] Macro language [Acme] Yes [AkelPad] Yes [Alphatk] Yes[73] [Aquamacs] Yes [BBEdit] Yes[74] [Bluefish] ? [Brackets] Extensible [Coda] Yes[76] [ConTEXT] Yes [Crimson Editor] Yes [Diakonos] Yes [E Text Editor] No[78] [ed] No [EditPlus] Yes [Editra] ? [EmEditor] Yes [Geany] Plug-in [gedit] Yes[79] [GNU Emacs] Yes [Gobby] No [JED] Yes [jEdit] Yes [JOE] Yes [JOVE] No [Kate] No [KEDIT] Yes [Komodo Edit] Yes [Komodo IDE] Yes [KWrite] No [LE] No [Light Table] No [Metapad] No [mined] ? [EDIT (MS-DOS)] No [EDIT (DR-DOS)] No [Nano] No [NEdit] Yes [Notepad] No [Notepad++] Yes [Notepad2] No [NoteTab] Yes [nvi] No [Peppermint] Yes [Pico] ? [PolyEdit] No [Programmer's Notepad] Yes[79] [PSPad] Yes [Q10] ? [RJ TextEd] Yes [RText] Yes [SciTE] Yes [skEdit] No [SlickEdit] Yes [Smultron] ? [Source Insight] Yes [SubEthaEdit] No [TED Notepad] No [TextEdit] No [TextMate] Yes [TextPad] Yes [TextWrangler] Yes [The SemWare Editor] Yes [UltraEdit] Yes [VEDIT] Yes [vi] Yes [Vim] Yes [XEmacs] Yes [69] Macro language [37]

Output: Macro language

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Input: [0] Collaborative editing [Acme] No [AkelPad] No [Alphatk] No [Aquamacs] Yes [BBEdit] No [Bluefish] Yes [Brackets] No [Coda] Yes [ConTEXT] No [Crimson Editor] No [Diakonos] No [E Text Editor] Yes [ed] No [EditPlus] No [Editra] ? [EmEditor] No [Geany] ? [gedit] Plug-in [GNU Emacs] Yes [Gobby] Yes [JED] No [jEdit] No [JOE] No [JOVE] No [Kate] No [KEDIT] No [Komodo Edit] No [Komodo IDE] Yes [KWrite] No [LE] No[85] [Light Table] No [Metapad] No [mined] ? [EDIT (MS-DOS)] No [EDIT (DR-DOS)] No [Nano] No [NEdit] No [Notepad] No [Notepad++] with plug-in [Notepad2] No [NoteTab] ? [nvi] ? [Peppermint] No [Pico] No [PolyEdit] No [Programmer's Notepad] No [PSPad] No [Q10] ? [RJ TextEd] No [RText] No [SciTE] No [skEdit] Yes[93] [SlickEdit] No [Smultron] ? [Source Insight] No [SubEthaEdit] Yes [TED Notepad] No [TextEdit] No [TextMate] No [TextPad] No [TextWrangler] No [The SemWare Editor] Yes Only in special DOS multi-user version [UltraEdit] No [VEDIT] No [vi] No [Vim] with plug-in [XEmacs] Yes [69] Collaborative editing [37]

Output: Collaborative editing

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Input: [0] Large file support [Acme] ? [AkelPad] memory [Alphatk] ? [Aquamacs] memory [BBEdit] memory[75] [Bluefish] ? [Brackets] No [Coda] ? [ConTEXT] memory[77] [Crimson Editor] No [Diakonos] ? [E Text Editor] Yes [ed] ? [EditPlus] memory [Editra] 2 GB [EmEditor] Yes [Geany] ? [gedit] No [GNU Emacs] 2 EB on 64-bit OS[80][81] [Gobby] ? [JED] memory[82] [jEdit] No (heap)[83] [JOE] Yes[citation needed] [JOVE] memory [Kate] No[84] [KEDIT] Yes [Komodo Edit] ? [Komodo IDE] ? [KWrite] No[84] [LE] memory[86] [Light Table] ? [Metapad] memory[87] [mined] ? [EDIT (MS-DOS)] No (64~300 KB) [EDIT (DR-DOS)] 2 GB, for as long as there is disk swap space for two temporary files [Nano] ? [NEdit] No [Notepad] memory [Notepad++] No[88] [Notepad2] memory[89] [NoteTab] No [nvi] ? [Peppermint] Yes [Pico] ? [PolyEdit] Yes [Programmer's Notepad] slow[91] [PSPad] memory[92] [Q10] ? [RJ TextEd] No [RText] No [SciTE] No [skEdit] ? [SlickEdit] 2 GB [Smultron] ? [Source Insight] ? [SubEthaEdit] ? [TED Notepad] No [TextEdit] ? [TextMate] No [TextPad] memory[94] [TextWrangler] memory[75] [The SemWare Editor] 2 GB [UltraEdit] Yes [VEDIT] Yes [vi] aprox. 65 MB [Vim] memory[95] [XEmacs] on 64-bit OS[80] [69] Large file support [37]

Output: Large file support

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Input: [0] Long line support [Acme] ? [AkelPad] Yes [Alphatk] ? [Aquamacs] ? [BBEdit] ? [Bluefish] ? [Brackets] ? [Coda] ? [ConTEXT] ? [Crimson Editor] ? [Diakonos] ? [E Text Editor] ? [ed] ? [EditPlus] ? [Editra] ? [EmEditor] ? [Geany] ? [gedit] ? [GNU Emacs] ? [Gobby] ? [JED] ? [jEdit] ? [JOE] ? [JOVE] ? [Kate] ? [KEDIT] ? [Komodo Edit] ? [Komodo IDE] ? [KWrite] ? [LE] ? [Light Table] ? [Metapad] ? [mined] ? [EDIT (MS-DOS)] No [EDIT (DR-DOS)] Yes [Nano] ? [NEdit] ? [Notepad] ? [Notepad++] ? [Notepad2] ? [NoteTab] ? [nvi] ? [Peppermint] Yes [Pico] ? [PolyEdit] ? [Programmer's Notepad] ? [PSPad] ? [Q10] ? [RJ TextEd] ? [RText] ? [SciTE] ? [skEdit] ? [SlickEdit] ? [Smultron] ? [Source Insight] ? [SubEthaEdit] ? [TED Notepad] ? [TextEdit] ? [TextMate] ? [TextPad] ? [TextWrangler] ? [The SemWare Editor] Yes [UltraEdit] Yes [VEDIT] ? [vi] ? [Vim] ? [XEmacs] ? [69] Long line support [37]

Output: Long line support

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Input: [0] Multi-line regex support[72] [Acme] Yes [AkelPad] Yes [Alphatk] ? [Aquamacs] Yes [BBEdit] Yes [Bluefish] Yes [Brackets] Partial [Coda] Yes [ConTEXT] No [Crimson Editor] No [Diakonos] Yes [E Text Editor] Yes [ed] ? [EditPlus] Yes [Editra] ? [EmEditor] Yes [Geany] Yes [gedit] No [GNU Emacs] Yes [Gobby] No [JED] ? [jEdit] Yes [JOE] ? [JOVE] No [Kate] Yes [KEDIT] Yes [Komodo Edit] Yes [Komodo IDE] Yes [KWrite] No [LE] Yes [Light Table] No [Metapad] No [mined] Yes [EDIT (MS-DOS)] No [EDIT (DR-DOS)] No [Nano] ? [NEdit] Yes [Notepad] No [Notepad++] Yes [Notepad2] No [NoteTab] Yes[90] [nvi] ? [Peppermint] Yes [Pico] ? [PolyEdit] Yes [Programmer's Notepad] Yes [PSPad] with plug-in [Q10] ? [RJ TextEd] Yes [RText] Yes [SciTE] No [skEdit] ? [SlickEdit] Yes [Smultron] ? [Source Insight] No [SubEthaEdit] Yes [TED Notepad] ? [TextEdit] ? [TextMate] Yes [TextPad] Yes [TextWrangler] Yes [The SemWare Editor] ? [UltraEdit] Yes [VEDIT] Yes [vi] Yes [Vim] Yes [XEmacs] Yes [69] Multi-line regex support [37]

Output: Multi-line regex support

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Input: [0] Search in files [Acme] ? [AkelPad] Plug-in [Alphatk] ? [Aquamacs] ? [BBEdit] Yes [Bluefish] ? [Brackets] Yes [Coda] Yes [ConTEXT] ? [Crimson Editor] ? [Diakonos] ? [E Text Editor] ? [ed] Yes [EditPlus] Yes [Editra] ? [EmEditor] Yes [Geany] Yes [gedit] No [GNU Emacs] Yes [Gobby] ? [JED] ? [jEdit] ? [JOE] ? [JOVE] No [Kate] Plug-in [KEDIT] ? [Komodo Edit] Yes [Komodo IDE] Yes [KWrite] ? [LE] ? [Light Table] Yes [Metapad] No [mined] ? [EDIT (MS-DOS)] No [EDIT (DR-DOS)] No [Nano] ? [NEdit] ? [Notepad] No [Notepad++] Yes [Notepad2] ? [NoteTab] ? [nvi] ? [Peppermint] Yes [Pico] ? [PolyEdit] ? [Programmer's Notepad] ? [PSPad] Yes [Q10] ? [RJ TextEd] ? [RText] ? [SciTE] Yes [skEdit] ? [SlickEdit] Yes [Smultron] ? [Source Insight] ? [SubEthaEdit] ? [TED Notepad] ? [TextEdit] ? [TextMate] ? [TextPad] Yes [TextWrangler] ? [The SemWare Editor] Yes [UltraEdit] Yes [VEDIT] Yes [vi] Yes [Vim] Yes [XEmacs] Yes [69] Search in files [37]

Output: Search in files

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Input: [0] Spell checking [Acme] Yes [AkelPad] Plug-in [Alphatk] Yes [Aquamacs] Yes [BBEdit] Yes [Bluefish] Yes [Coda] Yes [ConTEXT] No [Crimson Editor] Instant/live (like Firefox) [Diakonos] Yes[22] [E Text Editor] Plug-in[23] [ed] No [EditPlus] Yes [Editra] ? [EmEditor] Yes [Geany] Plug-in[24] [gedit] Yes[25] [GNU Emacs] Plug-in[28] [Gobby] No [JED] Yes [jEdit] Plug-in[29] [JOE] Plug-in[30] [JOVE] Yes [Kate] Yes [KEDIT] No [Komodo Edit] Yes [Komodo IDE] Yes [KWrite] Yes [LE] No [Light Table] No [Metapad] Partial[34] [MinEd] No [MS-DOS Editor] No [Nano] Yes [36] Spell checking [ne] No [NEdit] Plug-in[37] [Notepad] No [Notepad++] Yes[38] [Notepad2] No [NoteTab] Yes [nvi] No [Peppermint] Yes [Pico] Yes [PolyEdit] Yes [Programmer's Notepad] No [PSPad] Yes [Q10] Yes [RJ TextEd] Yes [RText] Yes [SciTE] No [skEdit] Yes [SlickEdit] Yes [Smultron] Yes [Source Insight] No [SubEthaEdit] Yes [Sublime Text] Yes [TED Notepad] No [TextEdit] Yes [TextMate] Yes [TextPad] Yes [TextWrangler] Yes [The SemWare Editor] Yes [Tincta] Yes [UltraEdit] Yes [VEDIT] Yes[43] [vi] No [Vim] Yes[44] [Xeditor] Yes [XEmacs] Plug-in[28] [Yi] ? [73] Spell checking [Brackets]

Output: Plug-in

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Input: [0] Regex-based find & replace [Acme] Yes [AkelPad] Yes [Alphatk] Yes [Aquamacs] Yes [BBEdit] Yes [Bluefish] Yes [Coda] Yes [ConTEXT] Partial[20] [Crimson Editor] Yes [Diakonos] Yes [E Text Editor] Yes [ed] Yes [EditPlus] Yes [Editra] Yes [EmEditor] Yes [Geany] Yes [gedit] Plug-in[26] [GNU Emacs] Yes [Gobby] No [JED] Yes [jEdit] Yes [JOE] Partial[31] [JOVE] Yes [Kate] Yes [KEDIT] Yes [Komodo Edit] Yes [Komodo IDE] Yes [KWrite] Yes [LE] Yes [Light Table] ? [Metapad] No [MinEd] Yes[35] [MS-DOS Editor] No [Nano] Yes [36] Regex-based find & replace [ne] Yes [NEdit] Yes [Notepad] No [Notepad++] Yes [Notepad2] Limited[39] [NoteTab] Yes [nvi] Yes [Peppermint] Yes [Pico] No [PolyEdit] Yes [Programmer's Notepad] Yes [PSPad] Yes [Q10] ? [RJ TextEd] Yes [RText] Yes [SciTE] Limited[39] [skEdit] Yes [SlickEdit] Yes [Smultron] Yes [Source Insight] Yes [SubEthaEdit] Yes [Sublime Text] Yes [TED Notepad] No [TextEdit] No [TextMate] Yes [TextPad] Yes [TextWrangler] Yes [The SemWare Editor] Yes [Tincta] No [UltraEdit] Limited[42] [VEDIT] Yes [vi] Yes [Vim] Yes [Xeditor] Yes [XEmacs] Yes [Yi] Yes [73] Regex-based find & replace [Brackets]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] Encoding conversion [Acme] Yes [AkelPad] Yes [Alphatk] Yes [Aquamacs] Yes [BBEdit] Yes [Bluefish] Yes [Coda] Yes [ConTEXT] Partial[21] [Crimson Editor] Yes [Diakonos] No [E Text Editor] Yes [ed] No [EditPlus] Yes [Editra] ? [EmEditor] Yes [Geany] Yes [gedit] Yes [GNU Emacs] Yes [Gobby] Partial [JED] Yes [jEdit] Yes [JOE] No[32] [JOVE] No [Kate] Yes [KEDIT] No [Komodo Edit] Yes [Komodo IDE] Yes [KWrite] Yes [LE] No[33] [Light Table] No [Metapad] Yes [MinEd] Yes[35] [MS-DOS Editor] No [Nano] No [36] Encoding conversion [ne] No [NEdit] No [Notepad] No [Notepad++] Yes [Notepad2] Yes [NoteTab] Yes [nvi] No [Peppermint] Yes [Pico] No [PolyEdit] Yes [Programmer's Notepad] Yes[40] [PSPad] Yes [Q10] ? [RJ TextEd] Yes [RText] Yes [SciTE] No [skEdit] Yes [SlickEdit] Yes [Smultron] Yes [Source Insight] No [SubEthaEdit] Yes [Sublime Text] Yes [TED Notepad] No [TextEdit] Yes [TextMate] Partial [TextPad] Yes [TextWrangler] Yes [The SemWare Editor] No [Tincta] Yes [UltraEdit] Yes [VEDIT] Yes [vi] No [Vim] Yes [Xeditor] Yes [XEmacs] Yes [Yi] ? [73] Encoding conversion [Brackets]

Output: Plug-in

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Input: [0] Newline conversion [Acme] Yes [AkelPad] Yes [Alphatk] Yes [Aquamacs] Yes [BBEdit] Yes [Bluefish] Yes [Coda] Yes [ConTEXT] Yes [Crimson Editor] Yes [Diakonos] No [E Text Editor] Yes [ed] No [EditPlus] Yes [Editra] ? [EmEditor] Yes [Geany] Yes [gedit] Yes [GNU Emacs] Yes [Gobby] Partial [JED] Yes [jEdit] Yes [JOE] Yes [JOVE] No [Kate] Yes [KEDIT] Yes [Komodo Edit] Yes [Komodo IDE] Yes [KWrite] Yes [LE] Yes [Light Table] No [Metapad] Yes [MinEd] Yes[36] [MS-DOS Editor] Yes [Nano] Yes [36] Newline conversion [ne] No [NEdit] Yes [Notepad] No [Notepad++] Yes [Notepad2] Yes [NoteTab] Yes [nvi] No [Peppermint] Yes [Pico] No [PolyEdit] Yes [Programmer's Notepad] Yes[40] [PSPad] Yes [Q10] ? [RJ TextEd] Yes [RText] Yes [SciTE] Yes [skEdit] Yes [SlickEdit] Yes [Smultron] Yes [Source Insight] Yes [SubEthaEdit] Yes [Sublime Text] Yes [TED Notepad] Yes [TextEdit] Yes [TextMate] Yes [TextPad] Yes [TextWrangler] Yes [The SemWare Editor] Yes [Tincta] Yes [UltraEdit] Yes [VEDIT] Yes [vi] No [Vim] Yes [Xeditor] Yes [XEmacs] Yes [Yi] ? [73] Newline conversion [Brackets]

Output: No

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Input: [0] Multiple undo/redo [Acme] Yes [AkelPad] Yes [Alphatk] Yes [Aquamacs] Yes [BBEdit] Yes [Bluefish] Yes [Coda] Yes [ConTEXT] Yes [Crimson Editor] Yes [Diakonos] Yes [E Text Editor] Yes [ed] No [EditPlus] Yes [Editra] ? [EmEditor] Yes [Geany] Yes [gedit] Yes [GNU Emacs] Yes [Gobby] No [JED] Yes [jEdit] Yes [JOE] Yes [JOVE] Yes [Kate] Yes [KEDIT] Yes [Komodo Edit] Yes [Komodo IDE] Yes [KWrite] Yes [LE] Yes [Light Table] Yes [Metapad] Yes [MinEd] No [MS-DOS Editor] No [Nano] Yes [36] Multiple undo/redo [ne] Yes [NEdit] Yes [Notepad] No [Notepad++] Yes [Notepad2] Yes [NoteTab] Yes [nvi] Yes [Peppermint] Yes [Pico] Yes [PolyEdit] Yes [Programmer's Notepad] Yes [PSPad] Yes [Q10] ? [RJ TextEd] Yes [RText] Yes [SciTE] Yes [skEdit] Yes [SlickEdit] Yes [Smultron] Yes [Source Insight] Yes [SubEthaEdit] Yes [Sublime Text] Yes [TED Notepad] Yes [TextEdit] Yes [TextMate] Yes [TextPad] Yes [TextWrangler] Yes [The SemWare Editor] Yes [Tincta] Yes [UltraEdit] Yes [VEDIT] Yes [vi] No [Vim] Yes [Xeditor] Yes [XEmacs] Yes [Yi] Yes [73] Multiple undo/redo [Brackets]

Output: Yes

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