Input: [Story] Kamen's Kalamity! [Story artist] Jack Kamen [Summary] Jack Kamen gets his own taste of fear when he joins the staff at Tales From the Crypt and has to start illustrating horror stories instead of romances. [Host]

Output: Crypt Keeper

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Input: [Story] Buried Treasure! [Story artist] Graham Ingels [Summary] Villagers take revenge on a greedy feudal duke who tortures his subjects to feed his love of jewels. [Host]

Output: Old Witch

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Input: [#] 32 [Date] Oct/Nov 1952 [Cover artist] Jack Davis [Story] Tain't The Meat... It's The Humanity! [Story artist] Jack Davis [Summary] During World War II, a butcher decides to make money on the black market by selling rotted horse meat as steak, with horrific consequences when townspeople start falling sick because of it. [Host]

Output: Crypt Keeper

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Input: [Story] Roped In! [Story artist] George Evans [Summary] A group of men frame their business partner to cover their own misdeeds, but soon find themselves trapped in a "web" of more than just false evidence. [Host]

Output: Vault Keeper

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Input: [Story] Cutting Cards! [Story artist] Fred Peters [Summary] Two obsessive gamblers face off in a "game" to the death. [Host]

Output: Crypt Keeper

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Input: [Story] Squash... Anyone? [Story artist] Graham Ingels [Summary] A circus elephant trainer decides to use his act as a cover to kill his wife so he can marry his new girlfriend. He's not counting on his wife, or the elephant, making a reappearance in the ring - even after they're dead. [Host]

Output: Old Witch

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Input: [#] 33 [Date] Dec/Jan 1953 [Cover artist] Jack Davis [Story] Lower Berth! [Story artist] Jack Davis [Summary] The Crypt Keeper recounts his own origins, born to a 4000-year-old Egyptian mummy and a dead sideshow freak with two heads. [Host]

Output: Crypt Keeper

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Input: [Story] This Trick'll Kill You! [Story artist] Jack Kamen & George Evans [Summary] A greedy couple in India kill a young peasant girl who refuses to tell them the secret of her magic rope trick. They're sure they can work out how to perform it themselves and make their fortune, but didn't listen to her warnings that the rope will take orders from no one but her. [Host]

Output: Vault Keeper

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Input: [Story] The Funeral [Story artist] Jack Kamen [Summary] A spoiled young prince loves his elderly nursemaid. When she dies suddenly, the king and queen promise to hold a splendid state funeral for her. The boy is looking forward to the event, until he discovers the old woman isn't dead at all, and decides to take matters into his own hands. [Host]

Output: Crypt Keeper

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Input: [Story] None But The Lonely Heart! [Story artist] Graham Ingels [Summary] A conman who seduces elderly women so he can kill them and inherit their money meets his match in a new conquest. [Host]

Output: Old Witch

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Input: [#] 34 [Date] Feb/March 1953 [Cover artist] Jack Davis [Story] Mirror, Mirror On The Wall! [Story artist] Jack Davis [Summary] You are the protagonist in a story where you take the place of Frankenstein's monster. [Host]

Output: Crypt Keeper

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Input: [Story] Oil's Well That Ends Well! [Story artist] George Evans [Summary] Conmen try to scam a town into believing there is oil buried underneath an old cemetery. [Host]

Output: Vault Keeper

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Input: [Story] Attacks Of Horror! [Story artist] Jack Kamen [Summary] A selfish king forces his subjects to pay all kinds of exorbitant taxes to make him rich, until he demands that people lose body parts if they can't pay. Then his subjects come to claim his own unpaid tax contribution ... [Host]

Output: Crypt Keeper

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Input: [Story] There Was An Old Woman! [Story artist] Graham Ingels [Summary] A mortician's elderly aunt is very particular about how she wants an embalming to be performed in her house. Namely, the embalming of her own body. [Host]

Output: Old Witch

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Input: [#] 35 [Date] April/May 1953 [Cover artist] Jack Davis [Story] By The Fright Of The Silvery Moon! [Story artist] Jack Davis [Summary] In the early 1900s, a Hungarian immigrant family is blamed for a series of werewolf attacks in town. [Host]

Output: Crypt Keeper

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Input: [Story] Midnight Mess! [Story artist] Joe Orlando [Summary] A man pays a visit to his sister in a deserted town besieged by vampires, but why does no one come out before dark and what does the local restaurant have to do with it? [Host]

Output: Vault Keeper

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Input: [Story] Busted Marriage! [Story artist] Jack Kamen [Summary] A playboy uses bride and groom voodoo dolls to make a rich, elderly woman marry him so he can get his hands on her money. When he meets a new girlfriend, he uses the dolls to kill his wife, unaware that the doll still holds power even after the death of the real bride. [Host]

Output: Crypt Keeper

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Input: [Story] This Wraps It Up! [Story artist] Graham Ingels [Summary] Explorers uncovering the tomb of an ancient Egyptian pharaoh do not believe in the reported curse of the mummy that lies inside the tomb, until they decide to steal the pharaoh's treasures for themselves. [Host]

Output: Old Witch

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Input: [#] 36 [Date] June/July 1953 [Cover artist] Jack Davis [Story] Fare Tonight, Followed By Increasing Clottyness... [Story artist] Jack Davis [Summary] A you-are-the-protagonist story. As a taxi driver working in a town where a series of recent murders have been attributed to vampires, you become suspicious of a passenger who seems to know a few too many details about the deaths. [Host]

Output: Crypt Keeper

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Input: [Story] Curiosity Killed... [Story artist] George Evans [Summary] A shrewish housewife investigates when, after her friend suddenly goes on a long trip without warning, the friend's husband takes up a new interest in carrier pigeons. [Host]

Output: Vault Keeper

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Input: [Story] How Green Was My Alley [Story artist] Jack Kamen [Summary] A bigamist has been living with two separate wives, one of whom loves bowling and the other loves to play golf. They discover this ruse when they meet in a hotel where their respective tournaments are being held; and decide to take their revenge in a most sporting fashion. [Host]

Output: Crypt Keeper

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Input: [Story] The Handler [Story artist] Graham Ingels [Summary] A vengeful old mortician loves to desecrate the corpses he buries. But one of them turns out to be not so dead, and calls on the others for help ... [Host]

Output: Old Witch

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Input: [#] 37 [Date] Aug/Sept 1953 [Cover artist] Jack Davis [Story] Dead Right! [Story artist] Jack Davis [Summary] A doctor goes to extreme lengths to convince a colleague of his medical theories about death. [Host]

Output: Crypt Keeper

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Input: [Story] Pleasant Screams! [Story artist] Joe Orlando [Summary] You are a man caught in an endless nightmare: attacked by werewolves, vampires and zombies, buried alive, and more. Can you work out why you're here and find a way out of this torment? [Host]

Output: Vault Keeper

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Input: [Story] Strop! You're Killing Me! [Story artist] Bill Elder [Summary] An arrogant young man takes over a small-town fire department. He decides to kill the only other town fireman, an old man who refuses to retire. The old man isn't so eager to give up his job. [Host]

Output: Crypt Keeper

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Input: [Story] The Rover Boys [Story artist] Graham Ingels [Summary] A doctor swears vengeance when he is disbarred from practicing. He imprisons the committee members and transplants their brains into dogs, using the animals to make him rich as a sideshow performer. However, their survival instinct is stronger than he thought. [Host]

Output: Old Witch

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Input: [#] 38 [Date] Oct/Nov 1953 [Cover artist] Jack Davis [Story] Tight Grip! [Story artist] Jack Davis [Summary] A swindler marries a wealthy woman for her money and then kills her, disposing of her body in the faithful old trunk that she carries while travelling. The trunk is determined not to let him get away with the murder. [Host]

Output: Crypt Keeper

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Input: [Story] ...Only Skin Deep! [Story artist] Reed Crandall [Summary] A man falls in love with a woman he met at a masquerade ball, despite never having seen her real face. They agree to unmask each other on their wedding night but the groom may not be so keen on what he finds under the mask. [Host]

Output: Vault Keeper

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Input: [Story] Last Laugh! [Story artist] Bill Elder [Summary] A practical joker visits the doctor for aches and pains caused by constant laughing, little knowing that the doctor was the victim in a prank that went fatally wrong. [Host]

Output: Crypt Keeper

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Input: [Story] Mournin' Mess [Story artist] Graham Ingels [Summary] A reporter investigates a series of deaths of homeless people, which he believes are linked to a mysterious charity in aid of street-dwellers. [Host]

Output: Old Witch

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Input: [#] 39 [Date] Dec/Jan 1954 [Cover artist] Jack Davis [Story] Undertaking Palor [Story artist] Jack Davis [Summary] Children overhear a plot between the local doctor and undertaker to make money by poisoning the wealthiest people in town and then charging their families for elaborate funerals. When their latest victim turns out to be the father of one of the boys, the children devise a little scheme of their own. [Host]

Output: Crypt Keeper

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Input: [Story] The Craving Grave [Story artist] Joe Orlando [Summary] A lonely grave is filled with the body of an equally lonely woman who was murdered by her niece and nephew. She returns from the grave, which does not want to let her go, but she repays it by filling it with two new corpses. [Host]

Output: Vault Keeper

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Input: [Story] The Sleeping Beauty! [Story artist] Jack Kamen [Summary] A macabre twist on the tale of Sleeping Beauty. [Host]

Output: Crypt Keeper

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Input: [Story] Shadow Of Death [Story artist] Graham Ingels [Summary] An elderly, paraplegic newspaper seller loses his livelihood when a rival takes over his pitch. He is not able to physically do anything to stop this but his shadow has no such limitations. [Host]

Output: Old Witch

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Input: [#] 40 [Date] Feb/March 1954 [Cover artist] Jack Davis [Story] Food For Thought [Story artist] Jack Davis [Summary] Carla is terrorized by her husband, a sadistic sideshow freak with the power of telepathy. He learns that she is having an affair and settles on a plan to kill her lover, using a series of local murders as a cover. But Carla finds a way to settle the score - and whoever or whatever committed the murders is still on the loose. [Host]

Output: Crypt Keeper

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Input: [Story] Pearly To Dead [Story artist] George Evans [Summary] A diver kills his rival in order to mine an area of abnormally large pearls for himself, but finds a surprise waiting for him down in the depths. [Host]

Output: Vault Keeper

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Input: [Story] Prairie Schooner [Story artist] Bernie Krigstein [Summary] Ezra, an old sea captain, moves in with his sister Mildred. He goes insane, having the house remodelled to look like the inside of his ship, and treating Mildred as a slave. But when the exertion gives her a fatal heart attack, Ezra finds himself all at sea. [Host]

Output: Crypt Keeper

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Input: [Story] Half-Baked! [Story artist] Graham Ingels [Summary] The proprietor of a seafood restaurant, who loves to torture the lobsters he serves, finds out what it's like to be in their place after he kills an associate he had ripped off. [Host]

Output: Old Witch

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Input: [#] 41 [Date] April/May 1954 [Cover artist] Jack Davis [Story] Operation Friendship [Story artist] Jack Davis [Summary] Geniuses Andrew and Philip have been best friends all their lives, until Philip marries an unscholarly woman and stops spending time with Andrew. Lucky for Andrew, he has devised a way to keep Philip with him forever. [Host]

Output: Crypt Keeper

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Input: [Story] Come Back, Little Linda! [Story artist] George Evans [Summary] The corrupt director of an insane asylum decides to clean the place up before an inspection, but discovers to his own cost that one inmate may not be so crazy after all. [Host]

Output: Vault Keeper

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Input: [Story] Current Attraction [Story artist] Jack Kamen [Summary] A circus performer's daughter is seduced by a ruffian knife-thrower who is already married. The father hatches a plot to have the man sent away to jail by killing his wife during their act, but does not anticipate a last-minute change of circumstances. [Host]

Output: Crypt Keeper

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Input: [Story] Mess Call [Story artist] Graham Ingels [Summary] A Nazi soldier suffering from post-traumatic stress syndrome is relieved from his post and goes to live with a friend, a butcher whose shop is mysteriously full of meat despite wartime rationing. [Host]

Output: Old Witch

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Input: [#] 42 [Date] June/July 1954 [Cover artist] Jack Davis [Story] Concerto For Violin And Werewolf [Story artist] Jack Davis [Summary] A violinist undertakes a dangerous journey to visit his old teacher, and becomes determined to kill the werewolves that inhabit the surrounding woods. [Host]

Output: Crypt Keeper

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Input: [Story] By The Dawn's Early Light [Story artist] Jack Kamen [Summary] Two friends suspect each other of being the vampire who killed their mutual third friend and many other people in the town. [Host]

Output: Vault Keeper

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Input: [Story] The Bath [Story artist] Bernie Krigstein [Summary] The servant to a plantation owner takes revenge for a family his master killed. [Host]

Output: Crypt Keeper

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Input: [Story] Hoodwinked! [Story artist] Graham Ingels [Summary] A man whose greedy brother has made constant demands on him throughout their lives can take no more when his brother demands an expensive ornament for the hood of his car. [Host]

Output: Old Witch

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Input: [#] 43 [Date] Aug/Sept 1954 [Cover artist] Jack Davis [Story] Four-Way Split [Story artist] Jack Davis [Summary] Roy Dixon committed the perfect murder at Four Corners. All four connecting states have made a bid to send him to Death Row but he walked free. So why are his nightmares of execution becoming all too real? [Host]

Output: Crypt Keeper

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Input: [Story] Cold War [Story artist] Jack Kamen [Summary] Paul finds himself being threatened at gunpoint by his wife's lover, who does not seem to know there is a very special requirement for joining her family ... [Host]

Output: Vault Keeper

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Input: [Story] Clots My Line [Story artist] George Evans [Summary] A man takes part in a game show with a sinister twist. [Host]

Output: Crypt Keeper

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Input: [Story] Accidents And Old Lace [Story artist] Graham Ingels [Summary] A struggling art dealer tries to take advantage of three old ladies who are able to create wonderful tapestries after they have witnessed a violent accidental death. [Host]

Output: Old Witch

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Input: [#] 44 [Date] Oct/Nov 1954 [Cover artist] Jack Davis [Story] Forever Ambergris [Story artist] Jack Davis [Summary] A ship's captain who is in love with a crew member's wife kills her husband by deliberately exposing him to a flesh-eating virus. [Host]

Output: Crypt Keeper

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Input: [Story] Burial At Sea [Story artist] Reed Crandall [Summary] In a reader-as-narrator story, you attempt to steal a miser's treasure that he has been bringing up from a shipwreck. You kill him when he gets in your way, but when he said he was ready for you, he was dead right! [Host]

Output: Vault Keeper

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Input: [Story] The Proposal [Story artist] Jack Kamen [Summary] Fortune hunter Pearl attempts to seduce a wealthy man and is delighted when he tells her he "wants her for his wife." But what exactly does he mean? [Host]

Output: Crypt Keeper

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Input: [Story] The Sliceman Cometh [Story artist] Graham Ingels [Summary] An executioner in post-Revolution France is paid by a corrupt noble's brother to expose the man as a monarchist and have him sent to the guillotine. The executioner saves the man's head as a trophy, and finds it harder to dispose of than he expected. [Host]

Output: Old Witch

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Input: [#] 45 [Date] Dec/Jan 1955 [Cover artist] Jack Davis [Story] Telescope [Story artist] Jack Davis [Summary] The survivor of a shipwreck becomes caught up in the "food chain" when he finds himself stranded on an island with nothing to eat but a single rat. [Host]

Output: Crypt Keeper

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Input: [Story] The Substitute [Story artist] Jack Kamen [Summary] A man serving time on a penal colony makes a plan to escape by killing the governor and taking the corpse's place in the coffin. If only he'd stayed around to hear the victim's last request. [Host]

Output: Crypt Keeper

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Input: [Story] Murder Dream [Story artist] Bernie Krigstein [Summary] Howard has to leave his beloved wife to go on a business trip, but begins to suffer from a recurring dream of her being murdered. [Host]

Output: Crypt Keeper

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Input: [Story] The Switch [Story artist] Graham Ingels [Summary] A man is trying to woo a much younger woman, who rejects him because of his age. He finds a doctor who can give him the body of a young man again - for a hidden price. [Host]

Output: Old Witch

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Input: [#] 46 [Date] Feb/March 1955 [Cover artist] Jack Davis [Story] Upon Reflection [Story artist] Jack Davis [Summary] Local men turn vigilante when the mayor won't help them rid the town of the werewolf that is killing people. The mayor, however, has his own reasons not to get involved. [Host]

Output: Crypt Keeper

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Input: [Story] Blind Alleys [Story artist] George Evans [Summary] Inmates at a home for the blind turn the tables on the sadistic overseer. [Host]

Output: Crypt Keeper

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Input: [Story] Success Story [Story artist] Joe Orlando [Summary] Elmer's selfish wife and her freeloading parents have always criticized him for his failure to "get ahead" in life, not realizing how literally he would take their words. [Host]

Output: Crypt Keeper

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Input: [Story] Tatter Up! [Story artist] Graham Ingels [Summary] A conman marries a sick old woman for her money, but finds out she has a very strange relationship with the local "rag man". [Host]

Output: Old Witch

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Input: [Rating] 0 [Description]

Output: Exclusively heterosexual. Individuals make no physical contact which results in erotic arousal or orgasm and make no psychic responses to individuals of their own sex.

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Input: [Rating] 1 [Description]

Output: Predominantly heterosexual/incidentally homosexual. Individuals have only incidental homosexual contacts which have involved physical or psychic response or incidental psychic response without physical contact.

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Input: [Rating] 2 [Description]

Output: Predominantly heterosexual but more than incidentally homosexual. Individuals have more than incidental homosexual experience and/or respond rather definitely to homosexual stimuli.

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Input: [Rating] 3 [Description]

Output: Equally heterosexual and homosexual. Individuals are about equally homosexual and heterosexual in their experiences and/or psychic reactions.

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Input: [Rating] 4 [Description]

Output: Predominantly homosexual but more than incidentally heterosexual. Individuals have more overt activity and/or psychic reactions in the homosexual while still maintaining a fair amount of heterosexual activity and/or responding rather definitively to heterosexual contact.

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Input: [Rating] 5 [Description]

Output: Predominantly homosexual/only incidentally heterosexual. Individuals are almost entirely homosexual in their activities and/or reactions.

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Input: [Rating] 6 [Description]

Output: Exclusively homosexual. Individuals who are exclusively homosexual, both in regard to their overt experience and in regard to their psychic reactions.

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Input: [Name] Adapter or Wrapper or Translator [In Design Patterns] Yes [In Code Complete[15]] Yes [Other] N/A [Description]

Output: Convert the interface of a class into another interface clients expect. An adapter lets classes work together that could not otherwise because of incompatible interfaces. The enterprise integration pattern equivalent is the translator.

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Input: [Name] Bridge [In Design Patterns] Yes [In Code Complete[15]] Yes [Other] N/A [Description]

Output: Decouple an abstraction from its implementation allowing the two to vary independently.

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Input: [Name] Composite [In Design Patterns] Yes [In Code Complete[15]] Yes [Other] N/A [Description]

Output: Compose objects into tree structures to represent part-whole hierarchies. Composite lets clients treat individual objects and compositions of objects uniformly.

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Input: [Name] Decorator [In Design Patterns] Yes [In Code Complete[15]] Yes [Other] N/A [Description]

Output: Attach additional responsibilities to an object dynamically keeping the same interface. Decorators provide a flexible alternative to subclassing for extending functionality.

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Input: [Name] Facade [In Design Patterns] Yes [In Code Complete[15]] Yes [Other] N/A [Description]

Output: Provide a unified interface to a set of interfaces in a subsystem. Facade defines a higher-level interface that makes the subsystem easier to use.

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Input: [Name] Flyweight [In Design Patterns] Yes [In Code Complete[15]] No [Other] N/A [Description]

Output: Use sharing to support large numbers of similar objects efficiently.

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Input: [Name] Front Controller [In Design Patterns] No [In Code Complete[15]] Yes [Other] N/A [Description]

Output: The pattern relates to the design of Web applications. It provides a centralized entry point for handling requests.

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Input: [Name] Module [In Design Patterns] No [In Code Complete[15]] No [Other] N/A [Description]

Output: Group several related elements, such as classes, singletons, methods, globally used, into a single conceptual entity.

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Input: [Name] Proxy [In Design Patterns] Yes [In Code Complete[15]] No [Other] N/A [Description]

Output: Provide a surrogate or placeholder for another object to control access to it.

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Input: [Name] Twin [18] [In Design Patterns] No [In Code Complete[15]] No [Other] N/A [Description]

Output: Twin allows modeling of multiple inheritance in programming languages that do not support this feature.

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Input: [School] Indiana [Bowling] No [Fencing[c 1]] No [Ice Hockey] No [Lightweight Rowing[c 2]] No [Pistol[c 3]] No [Rifle[c 4]] No [Synchronized Swimming[c 5]] No [Water Polo]

Output: CWPA

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Input: [School] Michigan [Bowling] No [Fencing[c 1]] No [Ice Hockey] No [Lightweight Rowing[c 2]] No [Pistol[c 3]] No [Rifle[c 4]] No [Synchronized Swimming[c 5]] No [Water Polo]

Output: CWPA

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Input: [School] Michigan State [Bowling] No [Fencing[c 1]] No [Ice Hockey] No [Lightweight Rowing[c 2]] No [Pistol[c 3]] No [Rifle[c 4]] No [Synchronized Swimming[c 5]] No [Water Polo]

Output: No

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Input: [School] Minnesota [Bowling] No [Fencing[c 1]] No [Ice Hockey] WCHA [Lightweight Rowing[c 2]] No [Pistol[c 3]] No [Rifle[c 4]] No [Synchronized Swimming[c 5]] No [Water Polo]

Output: No

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Input: [School] Nebraska [Bowling] Independent [Fencing[c 1]] No [Ice Hockey] No [Lightweight Rowing[c 2]] No [Pistol[c 3]] No [Rifle[c 4]] GARC [Synchronized Swimming[c 5]] No [Water Polo]

Output: No

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Input: [School] Northwestern [Bowling] No [Fencing[c 1]] Independent [Ice Hockey] No [Lightweight Rowing[c 2]] No [Pistol[c 3]] No [Rifle[c 4]] No [Synchronized Swimming[c 5]] No [Water Polo]

Output: No

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Input: [School] Ohio State [Bowling] No [Fencing[c 1]] Independent [Ice Hockey] WCHA [Lightweight Rowing[c 2]] No [Pistol[c 3]] Independent [Rifle[c 4]] PRC [Synchronized Swimming[c 5]] Independent [Water Polo]

Output: No

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Input: [School] Penn State [Bowling] No [Fencing[c 1]] Independent [Ice Hockey] CHA [Lightweight Rowing[c 2]] No [Pistol[c 3]] No [Rifle[c 4]] No [Synchronized Swimming[c 5]] No [Water Polo]

Output: No

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Input: [School] Rutgers [Bowling] No [Fencing[c 1]] No [Ice Hockey] No [Lightweight Rowing[c 2]] EARC [Pistol[c 3]] No [Rifle[c 4]] No [Synchronized Swimming[c 5]] No [Water Polo]

Output: No

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Input: [School] Wisconsin [Bowling] No [Fencing[c 1]] No [Ice Hockey] WCHA [Lightweight Rowing[c 2]] EARC [Pistol[c 3]] No [Rifle[c 4]] No [Synchronized Swimming[c 5]] No [Water Polo]

Output: No

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

Output: Reacts violently with water, liberating extremely flammable gases

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

Output: Contact with water liberates toxic, extremely flammable gases

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

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

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

Output: Harmful by inhalation and in contact with skin

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

Output: Harmful by inhalation and if swallowed

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

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

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

Output: Harmful in contact with skin and if swallowed

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

Output: Toxic by inhalation and in contact with skin

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

Output: Toxic by inhalation and if swallowed

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

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

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

Output: Toxic in contact with skin and if swallowed

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

Output: Very toxic by inhalation and in contact with skin

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

Output: Very toxic by inhalation and if swallowed

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

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

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

Output: Very toxic in contact with skin and if swallowed

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

Output: Irritating to eyes and respiratory system

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

Output: Irritating to eyes and skin

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

Output: Irritating to eyes, respiratory system and skin

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

Output: Irritating to respiratory system and skin

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Output: May cause sensitization by inhalation and skin contact

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

Output: May cause cancer and heritable genetic damage

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Output: Harmful: possible risk of irreversible effects through inhalation

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

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

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

Output: Harmful: possible risk of irreversible effects if swallowed

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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Input: [School] Indiana [Bowling] No [Fencing[c 1]] No [Ice Hockey] No [Pistol[c 3]] No [Rifle[c 4]] No [Synchronized Swimming[c 5]] No [Water Polo] CWPA [Lightweight Rowing[c 2]]

Output: No

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Input: [School] Michigan [Bowling] No [Fencing[c 1]] No [Ice Hockey] No [Pistol[c 3]] No [Rifle[c 4]] No [Synchronized Swimming[c 5]] No [Water Polo] CWPA [Lightweight Rowing[c 2]]

Output: No

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Input: [School] Michigan State [Bowling] No [Fencing[c 1]] No [Ice Hockey] No [Pistol[c 3]] No [Rifle[c 4]] No [Synchronized Swimming[c 5]] No [Water Polo] No [Lightweight Rowing[c 2]]

Output: No

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Input: [School] Minnesota [Bowling] No [Fencing[c 1]] No [Ice Hockey] WCHA [Pistol[c 3]] No [Rifle[c 4]] No [Synchronized Swimming[c 5]] No [Water Polo] No [Lightweight Rowing[c 2]]

Output: No

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Input: [School] Nebraska [Bowling] Independent [Fencing[c 1]] No [Ice Hockey] No [Pistol[c 3]] No [Rifle[c 4]] GARC [Synchronized Swimming[c 5]] No [Water Polo] No [Lightweight Rowing[c 2]]

Output: No

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Input: [School] Northwestern [Bowling] No [Fencing[c 1]] Independent [Ice Hockey] No [Pistol[c 3]] No [Rifle[c 4]] No [Synchronized Swimming[c 5]] No [Water Polo] No [Lightweight Rowing[c 2]]

Output: No

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Input: [School] Ohio State [Bowling] No [Fencing[c 1]] Independent [Ice Hockey] WCHA [Pistol[c 3]] Independent [Rifle[c 4]] PRC [Synchronized Swimming[c 5]] Independent [Water Polo] No [Lightweight Rowing[c 2]]

Output: No

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Input: [School] Penn State [Bowling] No [Fencing[c 1]] Independent [Ice Hockey] CHA [Pistol[c 3]] No [Rifle[c 4]] No [Synchronized Swimming[c 5]] No [Water Polo] No [Lightweight Rowing[c 2]]

Output: No

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Input: [School] Rutgers [Bowling] No [Fencing[c 1]] No [Ice Hockey] No [Pistol[c 3]] No [Rifle[c 4]] No [Synchronized Swimming[c 5]] No [Water Polo] No [Lightweight Rowing[c 2]]

Output: EARC

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Input: [School] Wisconsin [Bowling] No [Fencing[c 1]] No [Ice Hockey] WCHA [Pistol[c 3]] No [Rifle[c 4]] No [Synchronized Swimming[c 5]] No [Water Polo] No [Lightweight Rowing[c 2]]

Output: EARC

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Input: [Theory] Retribution [Suitable punishment] Tariff sentences Sentence must be proportionate to the crime [Aim of theory]

Output: Punishment imposed for no reason other than an offense being committed, on the basis that if proportionate, punishment is morally acceptable as a response that satisfies the aggrieved party, their intimates and society.

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Input: [Theory] Deterrence [Suitable punishment] Prison Sentence Heavy Fine Long sentence as an example to others [Aim of theory]

Output: To the individual - the individual is deterred through fear of further punishment. To the general public - Potential offenders warned as to likely punishment

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Input: [Theory] Rehabilitation [Suitable punishment] Individualized sentences Community service orders [Aim of theory]

Output: To reform the offender's behavior

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Input: [Theory] Incapacitation [Suitable punishment] Long prison sentence Electronic tagging Banning orders [Aim of theory]

Output: Offender is made incapable of committing further crime to protect society at large from crime

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Input: [Theory] Reparation [Suitable punishment] Compensation Unpaid work Reparation Schemes [Aim of theory]

Output: Repayment to victim(s) or to community

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Input: [Theory] Denunciation [Suitable punishment] Reflects blameworthiness of offense [Aim of theory]

Output: Society expressing its disapproval reinforcing moral boundaries

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Input: [Subject/Law] State Permit to Purchase? [Long guns] No [Handguns] No [Relevant Statutes] None [Notes]

Output: No

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Input: [Subject/Law] Firearm registration? [Long guns] No [Handguns] No [Relevant Statutes] None [Notes]

Output: No

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Input: [Subject/Law] Assault weapon law? [Long guns] No [Handguns] No [Relevant Statutes] None [Notes]

Output: No

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Input: [Subject/Law] Owner license required? [Long guns] No [Handguns] No [Relevant Statutes] None [Notes]

Output: No

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Input: [Subject/Law] Carry permits issued? [Long guns] No [Handguns] Yes [Relevant Statutes] AS 18.65.700 through 18.65.778 [Notes]

Output: May carry concealed without permit, though permits can be issued for those who wish to have them.

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Input: [Subject/Law] Open Carry? [Long guns] Yes [Handguns] Yes [Notes]

Output: May carry openly without permit/license.

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Input: [Subject/Law] State Preemption of local restrictions? [Long guns] Yes [Handguns] Yes [Relevant Statutes] AS 29.35.145 [Notes]

Output: Municipalities may enact and enforce local regulations only if they are identical to, and provide the same penalty as, State law.

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Input: [Subject/Law] NFA weapons restricted? [Long guns] No [Handguns] No [Relevant Statutes] None [Notes]

Output: No

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Input: [Subject/Law] Shall Certify? [Long guns] Yes [Handguns] Yes [Relevant Statutes] AS 18.65.810 [Notes]

Output: Shall certify within 30 days.

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Input: [Subject/Law] Peaceable Journey laws? [Long guns] No [Handguns] No [Relevant Statutes] None [Notes]

Output: Federal rules observed.

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Input: [Draft picks] 1–20 [Status]

Output: Non-playoff teams

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Input: [Draft picks] 21–24 [Status]

Output: Eliminated in Wild Card round

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Input: [Draft picks] 25–28 [Status]

Output: Eliminated in Divisional round

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Input: [Draft picks] 29–30 [Status]

Output: Eliminated in Conference Championships

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Input: [Draft picks] 31 [Status]

Output: Super Bowl losing team

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Input: [Draft picks] 32 [Status]

Output: Super Bowl champion

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

Output: All

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

Output: Paediatric

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

Output: All

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

Output: All

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

Output: Adults

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

Output: Paediatric

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

Output: Adults

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

Output: Paediatric

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

Output: All

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

Output: All

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

Output: All

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

Output: Adults

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

Output: Adults

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

Output: All

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

Output: Geriatric

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

Output: All

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

Output: All

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

Output: All

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

Output: All

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

Output: Adults

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

Output: All

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

Output: Adults

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

Output: All

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

Output: Adults

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

Output: Adults

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

Output: All

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

Output: All

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

Output: Adults

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

Output: All

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

Output: All

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

Output: All

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

Output: All

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

Output: Paediatric

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

Output: Paediatric

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

Output: Paediatric

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

Output: Paediatric

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

Output: Paediatric

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

Output: Paediatric

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

Output: Neonatal

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

Output: Paediatric

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

Output: Paediatric

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

Output: Paediatric

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

Output: Paediatric

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

Output: Adults

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

Output: All

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

Output: All

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

Output: Adults

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

Output: Adults

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

Output: All

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

Output: All

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

Output: All

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

Output: All

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

Output: Adults

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

Output: Adults

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

Output: All

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

Output: All

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

Output: Active Object

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

Output: Balking

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

Output: Binding properties

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

Output: Block chain

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

Output: Double-checked locking

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

Output: Event-based asynchronous

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

Output: Guarded suspension

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

Output: Join

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

Output: Lock

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

Output: Messaging design pattern (MDP)

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

Output: Monitor object

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

Output: Reactor

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

Output: Read-write lock

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

Output: Scheduler

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

Output: Thread pool

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

Output: Thread-specific storage

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Input: [Symbol] r [Name] read [Description]

Output: read a file or list a directory's contents

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Input: [Symbol] w [Name] write [Description]

Output: write to a file or directory

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Input: [Symbol] x [Name] execute [Description]

Output: execute a file or recurse a directory tree

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Input: [Symbol] X [Name] special execute [Description]

Output: See File permissions.

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Input: [Symbol] s [Name] setuid/gid [Description]

Output: See File permissions.

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Input: [Symbol] t [Name] sticky [Description]

Output: See File permissions.

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

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

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

Output: Unknown

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Input: [Specialty] Pathology [Can be subspecialty of] None D [Age range of patients] All T

Output: Neither

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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Input: [Specialty] General Practice [Can be subspecialty of] None Both [Age range of patients] All Multidisciplinary

Output: Neither

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

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

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Input: [Specialty] Health Informatics [Can be subspecialty of] None Both [Age range of patients] All Multidisciplinary

Output: Neither

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

Output: Neither

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

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

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

Output: Unknown

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Output: Neither

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

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

Output: Neither

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

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

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

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

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

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Input: [Chemical name] tannic acid [Chemical formula] C76H52O46 [Common or alternative name] tannin [Source and description]

Output: Arts and crafts store in the dyes and fabric section. Some photography stores and drug stores may carry it.

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Input: [Chemical name] tartaric acid [Chemical formula] C4H6O6 [Common or alternative name] wine preservative [Source and description]

Output: Sold in wine-making supply stores and sometimes in the grocery store.

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Input: [Chemical name] tetrachloroethylene [Chemical formula] C2Cl4 [Common or alternative name] tetrachloroethene [Source and description]

Output: The most common solvent for dry cleaning, it is available in aerosol form from hardware, auto supply, and home improvement stores. Brands like "Lectra Motive Auto Care" and "Gummout Professional Brake Parts Cleaner" contain as much as 99% with methylene chloride as the only major contaminant.

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Input: [Chemical name] thymolphthalein [Chemical formula] C28H30O4 [Common or alternative name] disappearing ink [Source and description]

Output: It is the blue disappearing ink available at magic supply stores.

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Input: [Chemical name] titanium dioxide [Chemical formula] TiO2 [Common or alternative name] Titanium White [Source and description]

Output: Available as a fine powder for use as a pure white pigment from fine art supply stores.

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Input: [Chemical name] 1,1,1 trichloroethane [Chemical formula] CCl3CH3 [Common or alternative name] cleaning fluid, degreaser [Source and description]

Output: hardware store

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Input: [Chemical name] 1,1,1,2 tetrafluoroethane [Chemical formula] CF3CH2F [Common or alternative name] — [Source and description]

Output: Most "canned air" products contain this gas under pressure. Read the labels as some contain other solvents.

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Input: [Chemical name] thiourea [Chemical formula] CS(NH2)2 [Common or alternative name] Thiocarbamide [Source and description]

Output: Many silver cleaning products including Hagerty and Tarn-X contain thiourea as the only active ingredient. Other brands may use other active compounds in combination.

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Input: [Chemical name] toluene [Chemical formula] C6H5CH3 [Common or alternative name] Methylbenzene, cellulose thinner [Source and description]

Output: Available from most hardware stores as a solvent.

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Input: [Chemical name] town gas [Chemical formula] A mixture mainly consists of hydrogen, carbon monoxide and methane [Common or alternative name] Nil. [Source and description]

Output: Available from households in urban area. Toxic and explosive. The carbon monoxide can be removed from the mixture by passing the gas through large quantity of citrated chicken blood.

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Input: [Chemical name] trichloroethylene [Chemical formula] CHClCCl2 [Common or alternative name] trichloroethene [Source and description]

Output: Available as a fairly pure aerosol from hardware and auto supply stores. Brand names include "Lectra Clean" and "Trouble Free Rust Buster".

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Input: [Chemical name] tungsten [Chemical formula] W [Common or alternative name] — [Source and description]

Output: The filament in incandescent light bulbs is made of tungsten. Also, small tungsten rods are available at welding supply stores. They are sold as TIG electrodes, and they commonly come in 1/16, 3/32, and 1/8" diameters. Request pure tungsten, as they also come alloyed with 2% Thorium, Lanthanum and other elements. Lead free fishing sinkers are sometimes tungsten.

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Input: [Chemical name] turpentine [Chemical formula] — [Common or alternative name] — [Source and description]

Output: Available at hardware stores and fine art supply stores.

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Input: [Chemical name] urea [Chemical formula] H2NCONH2 [Common or alternative name] ice melter, fertilizer, carbamide [Source and description]

Output: Available at some hardware stores and at garden supply stores. "Bonide Azalea" fertilizer is 99% urea.

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Input: [Chemical name] water [Chemical formula] H2O [Common or alternative name] — [Source and description]

Output: Distilled (pure) water, is available in most grocery stores. This and "deionized" water are sufficient for most chemical reactions. "Spring water" or "tap water" have numerous minerals in solution. For certain, extremely sensitive experiments, contamination from plasticizers in the bottle may affect your reactions.

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Input: [Chemical name] xylene [Chemical formula] C8H10 [Common or alternative name] dimethylbenzene [Source and description]

Output: Available at hardware stores, paint stores, and fine art supply stores.

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Input: [Chemical name] zinc [Chemical formula] Zn [Common or alternative name] zinc [Source and description]

Output: Recent American pennies are 95% zinc with a 5% copper coating Cent (United States coin). Galvanized coating on steel. Inside of carbon-zinc batteries. Found in some hardware stores as "moss strip" for rooftop. The case of carbon-zinc batteries is zinc. "Galvanizing paint" contains powdered Zinc in paint, separate with paint thinner. Pure zinc sacrificial electrodes are available at marine supply stores.

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Input: [Chemical name] zinc chloride [Chemical formula] ZnClf + H2O [Common or alternative name] Tinner's Fluid, "killed acid" [Source and description]

Output: Hardware store; used for cleaning copper. Can be created by dissolving a small amount of zinc in hydrochloric acid.

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Input: [Chemical name] zinc oxide [Chemical formula] ZnO [Common or alternative name] pompholyx [Source and description]

Output: Found in opaque sunscreens for its UV opacity. "Chinese White" fine arts pigment is very pure.

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Input: [Chemical name] zinc sulfate [Chemical formula] ZnSO4 [Common or alternative name] zinc sulfate [Source and description]

Output: "Moss Killer" for use on roofs and concrete. (Moss killer for grass lawns is Ferrous Ammonium Sulfate.)

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Input: [Episode #] 1 [Synopsis] An attractive district attorney asks Ray for help in dealing with a Mexican crime lord responsible for kidnapping and brainwashing several prominent people. [Title]

Output: Stingray Part 1

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Input: [Episode #] 2 [Synopsis] In part 2, Ray manages to infiltrate the drug lord's operation by posing as a rich Texan. Unfortunately, his cover is blown and he is subject to the same mental-retardation process as the drug lord's other victims. Ray manages to resist the technique by focusing on similar tortures he underwent as a POW in Vietnam. In the end, Ray uses the drug lord's own gold-plated car to crush him before he can make his escape to international waters. At the end, Ray disappears as mysteriously as he came, leaving D.A. Delgado to wonder who he really was. [Title]

Output: Stingray Part 2

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Input: [Episode #] 3 [Synopsis] On the trail of a missing fieldworker Ray discovers a marijuana farm whose owners kill the workers when the harvest is over. [Title]

Output: Ancient Eyes

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Input: [Episode #] 4 [Synopsis] Ray goes undercover at a hospital as a surgeon to discover the cause of missing records for patients who are dying there under mysterious circumstances. [Title]

Output: Ether

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Input: [Episode #] 5 [Synopsis] When a woman's husband disappears and everyone at the oceanic research lab he worked at claims not to know him, she turns to Ray for help. [Title]

Output: Below the Line

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Input: [Episode #] 6 [Synopsis] Ray is brought in by the police, only to find out that the Captain, Nelson Riskin, wants to "hire" him, favor for favor. Riskin is being framed for his wife's murder. Helped by Riskin's assistant Candace, Ray goes undercover in a variety of guises. He eventually finds out that Riskin had incriminating information on a former Police Chief, Donald Dixon, who is now running for governor. Dixon and his squad of policemen framed Riskin. Ray escapes an execution squad, and reveals the evidence to Dixon's political backer. Dixon and his head goon try to escape, only to be stopped by Ray. At the end, Riskin is cleared but is unaware that Candace is romantically interested in him [Title]

Output: Sometimes You Gotta Sing the Blues

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Input: [Episode #] 7 [Synopsis] Ray is put on the defensive when an old enemy attacks him via college students who have been programmed to kill. [Title]

Output: Abnormal Psych

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Input: [Episode #] 8 [Synopsis] In order to substantiate claims that a Soviet helicopter is taking patients away from a mental hospital, Ray has himself committed there. [Title]

Output: Orange Blossom

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Input: [Episode #] 9 [Synopsis] While relaxing at one of his favor-ower's homes, Ray finds himself drawn into a plan by an ailing doctor to let loose a highly virulent strain of smallpox when one victim literally pulls up in front of the house. Fighting against time and the possibility of his own contagious infection, Ray dodges corrupt government officials trying to cover up the incident as he tries to prevent the scientist from infecting the local water supply with the smallpox. [Title]

Output: Less Than the Eye Can See

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Input: [Episode #] 10 [Synopsis] When a series of brutal prostitute murders seem to follow a revival crusade around, Ray goes undercover as a minister and gets blamed for the latest murder. [Title]

Output: That Terrible Swift Sword

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Input: [Value] 290.8 YPG [NFL rank] 2nd [Category]

Output: Total yards

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Input: [Value] 91.1 YPG [NFL rank] 3rd [Category]

Output: Rushing yards

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Input: [Value] 199.6 YPG [NFL rank] 3rd [Category]

Output: Passing yards

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Input: [Value] 4.6 [NFL rank] 1st [Category]

Output: Yards per play

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Input: [Value] 18.1 PPG [NFL rank] 4th [Category]

Output: Scoring

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Input: [Value] 321/559 (.574) [NFL rank] 7th [Category]

Output: Pass completions

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Input: [Value] 66/216 (.306) [NFL rank] 1st [Category]

Output: Third downs

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Input: [Value] 52 [NFL rank] T−1st [Category]

Output: Sacks

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Input: [Value] 19 [NFL rank] 4th [Category]

Output: Forced fumbles

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Input: [Value] 16 [NFL rank] 13th [Category]

Output: Interceptions

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Input: [Name] Apricot [Global rank]

Output: 3rd

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Input: [Name] Buffalo Milk [Global rank]

Output: 2nd

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Input: [Name] Chickpea [Global rank]

Output: 3rd

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Input: [Name] Cotton, lint [Global rank]

Output: 4th

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Input: [Name] Cotton, Seed [Global rank]

Output: 3rd

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Input: [Name] Dates [Global rank]

Output: 5th

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Input: [Name] Mango [Global rank]

Output: 6th

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Input: [Name] Onion, dry [Global rank]

Output: 4th

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Input: [Name] Oranges [Global rank]

Output: 11th

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Input: [Name] Rice, paddy [Global rank]

Output: 11th

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Input: [Name] Sugarcane [Global rank]

Output: 5th

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Input: [Name] Tangerines [Global rank]

Output: 9th

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Input: [Name] Wheat [Global rank]

Output: 10th

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Input: [Subject/Law] State permit to purchase? [Long guns] No [Relevant Statutes] None [Notes] No [Handguns]

Output: No

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Input: [Subject/Law] Firearm registration? [Long guns] No [Relevant Statutes] None [Notes] No [Handguns]

Output: No

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Input: [Subject/Law] Assault weapon law? [Long guns] No [Relevant Statutes] None [Notes] No [Handguns]

Output: No

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Input: [Subject/Law] Magazine capacity restriction? [Long guns] No [Handguns]

Output: No

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Input: [Subject/Law] Owner license required? [Long guns] No [Relevant Statutes] None [Notes] No [Handguns]

Output: No

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Input: [Subject/Law] Carry permits issued? [Long guns] No* [Relevant Statutes] T.C.A. § 39-17-1351[47] [Notes] Permits are "shall-issue". Concealed or open carry of a handgun is allowed with permit. *Loaded long gun carry in public is generally illegal, with exceptions for activities such as hunting in approved areas. As of July 1st 2014, due to the enhanced Castle Doctrine law, a person may carry a loaded handgun or long gun in their private vehicle without a permit. [Handguns]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Subject/Law] Open carry permitted? [Long guns] Yes [Relevant Statutes] T.C.A. § 39-17-1307 T.C.A. § 39-17-1308[47] [Notes] Open carry of loaded handguns is permitted for those who have been issued a license to carry. Long guns may only be carried unloaded. [Handguns]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Subject/Law] State preemption of local restrictions? [Long guns] Yes [Relevant Statutes] T.C.A. § 39-17-1314[47] [Notes] State preemption per T.C.A. § 39-17-1314(a).[47] Local governments may post signs per T.C.A. § 39-17-1359[47] to prohibit carry on government property. Local government may not, however, prohibit firearms in locally owned/operated parks and other recreational areas.[48] [Handguns]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Subject/Law] NFA weapons restricted? [Long guns] No [Relevant Statutes] None [Notes] On July 1, 2003 public chapter 275 is in effect. [Handguns]

Output: No

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Input: [Subject/Law] Shall Certify? [Long guns] Yes [Relevant Statutes] T.C.A. § 39-17-1361 [Notes] Shall certify within 15 days. [Handguns]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Subject/Law] Peaceable journey laws? [Long guns] No [Relevant Statutes] None [Notes] Federal rules observed. [Handguns]

Output: No

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Input: [Subject/Law] Self-defense law [Long guns] Yes [Relevant Statutes] T.C.A. § 39-11-611[47] [Notes] There is no duty to retreat before using deadly force, as long as you are acting lawfully and are in a place you have a right to be in. It is presumed you had a reasonable fear of imminent death or serious bodily injury if someone unlawfully and forcibly enters a residence, business, dwelling or vehicle. [Handguns]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Name] Active Object [In POSA2[19]] Yes [Other] N/A [Description]

Output: Decouples method execution from method invocation that reside in their own thread of control. The goal is to introduce concurrency, by using asynchronous method invocation and a scheduler for handling requests.

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Input: [Name] Balking [In POSA2[19]] No [Other] N/A [Description]

Output: Only execute an action on an object when the object is in a particular state.

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Input: [Name] Binding properties [In POSA2[19]] No [Other] N/A [Description]

Output: Combining multiple observers to force properties in different objects to be synchronized or coordinated in some way.[20]

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Input: [Name] Block chain [In POSA2[19]] No [Other] N/A [Description]

Output: Decentralized way to store data and agree on ways of processing it in a Merkle tree, optionally using Digital signature for any individual contributions.

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Input: [Name] Double-checked locking [In POSA2[19]] Yes [Other] N/A [Description]

Output: Reduce the overhead of acquiring a lock by first testing the locking criterion (the 'lock hint') in an unsafe manner; only if that succeeds does the actual locking logic proceed. Can be unsafe when implemented in some language/hardware combinations. It can therefore sometimes be considered an anti-pattern.

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Input: [Name] Event-based asynchronous [In POSA2[19]] No [Other] N/A [Description]

Output: Addresses problems with the asynchronous pattern that occur in multithreaded programs.[21]

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Input: [Name] Guarded suspension [In POSA2[19]] No [Other] N/A [Description]

Output: Manages operations that require both a lock to be acquired and a precondition to be satisfied before the operation can be executed.

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Input: [Name] Join [In POSA2[19]] No [Other] N/A [Description]

Output: Join-pattern provides a way to write concurrent, parallel and distributed programs by message passing. Compared to the use of threads and locks, this is a high level programming model.

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Input: [Name] Lock [In POSA2[19]] No [Other] PoEAA[17] [Description]

Output: One thread puts a "lock" on a resource, preventing other threads from accessing or modifying it.[22]

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Input: [Name] Messaging design pattern (MDP) [In POSA2[19]] No [Other] N/A [Description]

Output: Allows the interchange of information (i.e. messages) between components and applications.

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Input: [Name] Monitor object [In POSA2[19]] Yes [Other] N/A [Description]

Output: An object whose methods are subject to mutual exclusion, thus preventing multiple objects from erroneously trying to use it at the same time.

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Input: [Name] Reactor [In POSA2[19]] Yes [Other] N/A [Description]

Output: A reactor object provides an asynchronous interface to resources that must be handled synchronously.

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Input: [Name] Read-write lock [In POSA2[19]] No [Other] N/A [Description]

Output: Allows concurrent read access to an object, but requires exclusive access for write operations.

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Input: [Name] Scheduler [In POSA2[19]] No [Other] N/A [Description]

Output: Explicitly control when threads may execute single-threaded code.

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Input: [Name] Thread pool [In POSA2[19]] No [Other] N/A [Description]

Output: A number of threads are created to perform a number of tasks, which are usually organized in a queue. Typically, there are many more tasks than threads. Can be considered a special case of the object pool pattern.

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Input: [Name] Thread-specific storage [In POSA2[19]] Yes [Other] N/A [Description]

Output: Static or "global" memory local to a thread.

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Input: [Traditional Chinese] 貴子弟 [Simplified Chinese] 贵子弟 [Pinyin] guìzǐdì [Meaning]

Output: Your son(s)

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Input: [Traditional Chinese] 貴子女 [Simplified Chinese] 贵子女 [Pinyin] guìzǐnǚ [Meaning]

Output: Your children

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Input: [Traditional Chinese] 貴家長 [Simplified Chinese] 贵家长 [Pinyin] gùijiāzhǎng [Meaning]

Output: Your parent(s)

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Input: [Traditional Chinese] 貴公司 [Simplified Chinese] 贵公司 [Pinyin] guìgōngsī [Meaning]

Output: Your company

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Input: [Traditional Chinese] 貴國 [Simplified Chinese] 贵国 [Pinyin] guìguó [Meaning]

Output: Your country

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