Input: [Year] 2011 [Nominated work] Rampart [Award] African American Film Critics Association Award for Best Actor [Result]

Output: Won

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Input: [Year] 2011 [Nominated work] Rampart [Award] Independent Spirit Award for Best Male Lead [Result]

Output: Nominated

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Input: [Year] 2011 [Nominated work] Rampart [Award] Satellite Award for Best Actor in a Motion Picture [Result]

Output: Nominated

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Input: [Year] 2012 [Nominated work] Game Change [Award] Critics' Choice Television Award for Best Actor in a Movie/Miniseries [Result]

Output: Nominated

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Input: [Year] 2012 [Nominated work] Game Change [Award] Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Lead Actor in a Miniseries or a Movie [Result]

Output: Nominated

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Input: [Year] 2012 [Nominated work] Game Change [Award] Golden Globe Award for Best Actor – Miniseries or Television Film [Result]

Output: Nominated

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Input: [Year] 2012 [Nominated work] Game Change [Award] Screen Actors Guild Award for Outstanding Performance by a Male Actor in a Miniseries or Television Movie [Result]

Output: Nominated

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Input: [Year] 2014 [Nominated work] True Detective [Award] Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama Series [Result]

Output: Nominated

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Input: [Year] 2015 [Nominated work] True Detective [Award] Golden Globe Award for Best Actor – Miniseries or Television Film [Result]

Output: Nominated

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Input: [Year] 2015 [Nominated work] True Detective [Award] Satellite Award for Best Actor – Television Series Drama [Result]

Output: Nominated

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Input: [Year] 2015 [Nominated work] True Detective [Award] Screen Actors Guild Award for Outstanding Performance by a Male Actor in a Drama Series [Result]

Output: Nominated

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Input: [0] Edge Animate [Free] Old version (1.5) [Complete]

Output: Yes

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Creative Cloud


Input: [0] Edge Code [Free] Yes [Complete]

Output: Yes

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Creative Cloud


Input: [0] Edge Reflow [Free] Yes [Complete]

Output: Yes

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Creative Cloud


Input: [0] Edge Web Fonts [Free] Yes [Complete]

Output: Yes

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Creative Cloud


Input: [0] Edge Inspect [Free] 1 mobile device [Complete]

Output: Yes

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Creative Cloud


Input: [0] PhoneGap1 [Free] 1 private app [Complete]

Output: 25 private apps

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Creative Cloud


Input: [0] Typekit [Free] Yes2 [Complete]

Output: Yes3

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Creative Cloud


Input: [Term] affordance [Definition]

Output: properties of the environment, specified in the information array (flow field) of the individual, that present possibilities for action and are available for an agent to perceive directly and act upon

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Input: [Term] attention and intention [Definition]

Output: Once an intention (goal) is adopted, the agent’s perception (attention) is attuned to the affordances of the environment.

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Input: [Term] attunement [Definition]

Output: attunement is a persisting state of awareness of the affordances in the environment and how they may be acted upon

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Input: [Term] community of practice [Definition]

Output: The concept of a **community of practice** (often abbreviated as CoP) refers to the process of social learning that occurs and shared sociocultural practices that emerge and evolve when people who have common goals interact as they strive towards those goals.

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Input: [Term] detection of invariants [Definition]

Output: perception of what doesn't change across different situations

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Input: [Term] direct perception (pick up) [Definition]

Output: describes the way an agent in an environment senses affordances without the need for computation or symbolic representation

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Input: [Term] effectivities [Definition]

Output: The agents ability to recognize and use affordances of the environment.

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Input: [Term] embodiment [Definition]

Output: as an explanation of cognition emphasizes first that the body exists as part of the world. In a dynamic process, perception and action occurring through and because of the body being in the world, interact to allow for the processes of simulation and representation.

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Input: [Term] legitimate peripheral participation [Definition]

Output: the initial stage(s) of a person's active membership in a community of practice to which he or she has access and the opportunity to become a full participant.

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Input: [Term] perceiving and acting cycle [Definition]

Output: Gibson (1986) described a continuous perception-action cycle, which is dynamic and ongoing. Agents perceive and act with intentionality in the environment at all times.

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Input: [Term] Homonym [Meaning] Different [Spelling] Same [Pronunciation]

Output: Same

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Input: [Term] Homograph [Meaning] Different [Spelling] Same [Pronunciation]

Output: Same or different

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Input: [Term] Homophone [Meaning] Different [Spelling] Same or different [Pronunciation]

Output: Same

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Input: [Term] Heteronym [Meaning] Different [Spelling] Same [Pronunciation]

Output: Different

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Input: [Term] Heterograph [Meaning] Different [Spelling] Different [Pronunciation]

Output: Same

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Input: [Term] Polyseme [Meaning] Different but related [Spelling] Same [Pronunciation]

Output: Same or different

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Input: [Term] Capitonym [Meaning] Different when capitalized [Spelling] Same except for capitalization [Pronunciation]

Output: Same or different

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Input: [Term] Synonym [Meaning] Same [Spelling] Different [Pronunciation]

Output: Different

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Input: [Term] Synophone [Meaning] Different [Spelling] Different [Pronunciation]

Output: Similar but not identical

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Input: [Activity] Playing imaginative games using whatever resources and ideas come to mind [Developmental benefit]

Output: This helps children to explore their own thoughts without the guidance of a toy designer

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Input: [Activity] Role play [Developmental benefit]

Output: Shared imagination, drama, team work, recollection of models of behaviour

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Input: [Activity] Building shelters or other large structures from branches, with the help of other children and adults [Developmental benefit]

Output: This requires goal definition, planning, engineering, teamwork and perseverance

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Input: [Activity] Counting objects or looking for mathematical patterns [Developmental benefit]

Output: Mathematics, visual recognition

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Input: [Activity] Memory games using naturally available objects [Developmental benefit]

Output: Memory, naming objects

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Input: [Activity] Listening to stories; singing songs and rhymes [Developmental benefit]

Output: Art, drama, concentration

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Input: [Activity] Arranging items to make a picture, or building a toy [Developmental benefit]

Output: Art

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Input: [Activity] Drawing scenes [Developmental benefit]

Output: Art, creativity, accurate inspection and copying

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Input: [Activity] Climbing trees and exploring the forest [Developmental benefit]

Output: Improves strength, balance and physical awareness

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Input: [Activity] Playing hide-and-seek with others [Developmental benefit]

Output: Develops children's theory of mind by rewarding accurate anticipation of the thoughts and actions of others

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Input: [Activity] Walking to the woodland, from the building. [Developmental benefit]

Output: Improves strength and stamina; preparation (e.g., route selection) improves planning and communication skills

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Input: [Activity] Exploring or reflecting alone [Developmental benefit]

Output: Aids self-awareness and character development

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Input: [Description] The logging of information, warnings, debug information or errors is handled through the Log Service. It receives log entries and then dispatches these entries to other bundles that subscribed to this information. [System Services]

Output: Logging


Input: [Description] This service allows an operator to set and get the configuration information of deployed bundles [System Services]

Output: Configuration Admin


Input: [Description] Facilitates the coordination of automatic detection and attachment of existing devices. This is used for Plug and Play scenarios. [System Services]

Output: Device Access


Input: [Description] This service uses a database with user information (private and public) for authentication and authorization purposes. [System Services]

Output: User Admin


Input: [Description] The IO Connector Service implements the CDC/CLDC javax.microedition.io package as a service. This service allows bundles to provide new and alternative protocol schemes. [System Services]

Output: IO Connector


Input: [Description] Offers an alternative, more OSGi-friendly mechanism to using Java’s default Properties for storing preferences. [System Services]

Output: Preferences


Input: [Description] The dynamic nature of services—they can come and go at any time—makes writing software harder. The Component Runtime specification can simplify handling these dynamic aspects by providing an XML based declaration of the dependencies. [System Services]

Output: Component Runtime


Input: [Description] Standardizes access to some of the responsibilities of the management agent. [System Services]

Output: Deployment Admin


Input: [Description] Provides an inter-bundle communication mechanism based on a publish-and-subscribe model. [System Services]

Output: Event Admin


Input: [Description] Simplifies the management of an environment with many different types of applications that are simultaneously available. [System Services]

Output: Application Admin


Input: [0] Size and weight [Linear power supply] Heatsinks for high power linear regulators add size and weight. Transformers, if used, are large due to low operating frequency (mains power frequency is at 50 or 60 Hz); otherwise can be compact due to low component count. [Notes] A transformer's power handling capacity of given size and weight increases with frequency provided that hysteresis losses can be kept down. Therefore, higher operating frequency means either a higher capacity or smaller transformer. [Switching power supply]

Output: Smaller transformer (if used; else inductor) due to higher operating frequency (typically 50 kHz – 1 MHz). Size and weight of adequate RF shielding may be significant.

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Comparison of a linear power supply and a switched-mode power supply


Input: [0] Output voltage [Linear power supply] With transformer used, any voltages available; if transformerless, not exceeding input. If unregulated, voltage varies significantly with load. [Notes] A SMPS can usually cope with wider variation of input before the output voltage changes. [Switching power supply]

Output: Any voltages available, limited only by transistor breakdown voltages in many circuits. Voltage varies little with load.

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Input: [0] Efficiency, heat, and power dissipation [Linear power supply] If regulated: efficiency largely depends on voltage difference between input and output; output voltage is regulated by dissipating excess power as heat resulting in a typical efficiency of 30–40%.[12] If unregulated, transformer iron and copper losses may be the only significant sources of inefficiency. [Notes] Switching losses in the transistors (especially in the short part of each cycle when the device is partially on), on-resistance of the switching transistors, equivalent series resistance in the inductor and capacitors, and core losses in the inductor, and rectifier voltage drop contribute to a typical efficiency of 60–70%. However, by optimizing SMPS design (such as choosing the optimal switching frequency, avoiding saturation of inductors, and active rectification), the amount of power loss and heat can be minimized; a good design can have an efficiency of 95%. [Switching power supply]

Output: Output is regulated using duty cycle control; the transistors are switched fully on or fully off, so very little resistive losses between input and the load. The only heat generated is in the non-ideal aspects of the components and quiescent current in the control circuitry.

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Input: [0] Complexity [Linear power supply] Unregulated may be simply a diode and capacitor; regulated has a voltage-regulating circuit and a noise-filtering capacitor; usually a simpler circuit (and simpler feedback loop stability criteria) than switched-mode circuits. [Notes] In switched-mode mains (AC-to-DC) supplies, multiple voltages can be generated by one transformer core, but that can introduce design/use complications: for example it may place minimum output current restrictions on one output. For this SMPSs have to use duty cycle control. One of the outputs has to be chosen to feed the voltage regulation feedback loop (usually 3.3 V or 5 V loads are more fussy about their supply voltages than the 12 V loads, so this drives the decision as to which feeds the feedback loop. The other outputs usually track the regulated one pretty well). Both need a careful selection of their transformers. Due to the high operating frequencies in SMPSs, the stray inductance and capacitance of the printed circuit board traces become important. [Switching power supply]

Output: Consists of a controller IC, one or several power transistors and diodes as well as a power transformer, inductors, and filter capacitors. Some design complexities present (reducing noise/interference; extra limitations on maximum ratings of transistors at high switching speeds) not found in linear regulator circuits.

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Input: [0] Radio frequency interference [Linear power supply] Mild high-frequency interference may be generated by AC rectifier diodes under heavy current loading, while most other supply types produce no high-frequency interference. Some mains hum induction into unshielded cables, problematical for low-signal audio. [Notes] Long wires between the components may reduce the high frequency filter efficiency provided by the capacitors at the inlet and outlet. Stable switching frequency may be important. [Switching power supply]

Output: EMI/RFI produced due to the current being switched on and off sharply. Therefore, EMI filters and RF shielding are needed to reduce the disruptive interference.

Switched-mode power supply - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia


Input: [0] Electronic noise at the output terminals [Linear power supply] Unregulated PSUs may have a little AC ripple superimposed upon the DC component at twice mains frequency (100–120 Hz). It can cause audible mains hum in audio equipment, brightness ripples or banded distortions in analog security cameras. [Notes] This can be suppressed with capacitors and other filtering circuitry in the output stage. With a switched mode PSU the switching frequency can be chosen to keep the noise out of the circuits working frequency band (e.g., for audio systems above the range of human hearing) [Switching power supply]

Output: Noisier due to the switching frequency of the SMPS. An unfiltered output may cause glitches in digital circuits or noise in audio circuits.

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Input: [0] Electronic noise at the input terminals [Linear power supply] Causes harmonic distortion to the input AC, but relatively little or no high frequency noise. [Notes] This can be prevented if a (properly earthed) EMI/RFI filter is connected between the input terminals and the bridge rectifier. [Switching power supply]

Output: Very low cost SMPS may couple electrical switching noise back onto the mains power line, causing interference with A/V equipment connected to the same phase. Non power-factor-corrected SMPSs also cause harmonic distortion.

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Input: [0] Acoustic noise [Linear power supply] Faint, usually inaudible mains hum, usually due to vibration of windings in the transformer or magnetostriction. [Notes] The operating frequency of an unloaded SMPS is sometimes in the audible human range, and may sound subjectively quite loud for people whose hearing is very sensitive to the relevant frequency range. [Switching power supply]

Output: Usually inaudible to most humans, unless they have a fan or are unloaded/malfunctioning, or use a switching frequency within the audio range, or the laminations of the coil vibrate at a subharmonic of the operating frequency.

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Input: [0] Power factor [Linear power supply] Low for a regulated supply because current is drawn from the mains at the peaks of the voltage sinusoid, unless a choke-input or resistor-input circuit follows the rectifier (now rare). [Notes] Active/passive power factor correction in the SMPS can offset this problem and are even required by some electric regulation authorities, particularly in the EU. The internal resistance of low-power transformers in linear power supplies usually limits the peak current each cycle and thus gives a better power factor than many switched-mode power supplies that directly rectify the mains with little series resistance. [Switching power supply]

Output: Ranging from very low to medium since a simple SMPS without PFC draws current spikes at the peaks of the AC sinusoid.

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Input: [0] Inrush current [Linear power supply] Large current when mains-powered linear power supply equipment is switched on until magnetic flux of transformer stabilises and capacitors charge completely, unless a slow-start circuit is used. [Notes] Empty filter capacitors initially draw large amounts of current as they charge up, with larger capacitors drawing larger amounts of peak current. Being many times above the normal operating current, this greatly stresses components subject to the surge, complicates fuse selection to avoid nuisance blowing and may cause problems with equipment employing overcurrent protection such as uninterruptible power supplies. Mitigated by use of a suitable soft-start circuit or series resistor. [Switching power supply]

Output: Extremely large peak "in-rush" surge current limited only by the impedance of the input supply and any series resistance to the filter capacitors.

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Input: [0] Risk of electric shock [Linear power supply] Supplies with transformers isolate the incoming power supply from the powered device and so allow metalwork of the enclosure to be grounded safely. Dangerous if primary/secondary insulation breaks down, unlikely with reasonable design. Transformerless mains-operated supply dangerous. In both linear and switch-mode the mains, and possibly the output voltages, are hazardous and must be well-isolated. [Notes] Due to regulations concerning EMI/RFI radiation, many SMPS contain EMI/RFI filtering at the input stage before the bridge rectifier consisting of capacitors and inductors. Two capacitors are connected in series with the Live and Neutral rails with the Earth connection in between the two capacitors. This forms a capacitive divider that energizes the common rail at half mains voltage. Its high impedance current source can provide a tingling or a 'bite' to the operator or can be exploited to light an Earth Fault LED. However, this current may cause nuisance tripping on the most sensitive residual-current devices. [Switching power supply]

Output: Common rail of equipment (including casing) is energized to half the mains voltage, but at high impedance, unless equipment is earthed/grounded or doesn't contain EMI/RFI filtering at the input terminals.

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Input: [0] Risk of equipment damage [Linear power supply] Very low, unless a short occurs between the primary and secondary windings or the regulator fails by shorting internally. [Notes] The floating voltage is caused by capacitors bridging the primary and secondary sides of the power supply. Connection to earthed equipment will cause a momentary (and potentially destructive) spike in current at the connector as the voltage at the secondary side of the capacitor equalizes to earth potential. [Switching power supply]

Output: Can fail so as to make output voltage very high. Stress on capacitors may cause them to explode. Can in some cases destroy input stages in amplifiers if floating voltage exceeds transistor base-emitter breakdown voltage, causing the transistor's gain to drop and noise levels to increase.[13] Mitigated by good failsafe design. Failure of a component in the SMPS itself can cause further damage to other PSU components; can be difficult to troubleshoot.

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Input: [Name] Whoop [Posture] Usually done standing, with the mouth opened slightly and the head bent down [Context] Used by both sexes when alone or in a group, and appears to be done spontaneously without external cause [Sound description]

Output: A series of 6–9 (sometimes 15) calls lasting 2–3 seconds each and spaced 2–10 seconds apart. The general tone is a "oo" tone which begins in a low pitch and ends with a high note. This sound can be heard more than 5 km away.

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Input: [Name] Fast whoop [Posture] Tail is either horizontal or high with the ears cocked. Often done while running, with the mouth bent down [Context] Used with other hyenas present just before the onset of an attack, often during a dispute over a kill with lions or other hyenas [Sound description]

Output: Similar to the whoop, but higher pitched and with shorter intervals

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Input: [Name] Grunt [Posture] The mouth is closed, and the posture aggressive [Context] Emitted on the approach of another, unwelcome hyena, and may be followed by chasing [Sound description]

Output: A soft, very low pitched growling sound which lasts several seconds

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Input: [Name] Groan [Context] Before and during meeting ceremonies [Sound description]

Output: Similar to above, but more "ooo" sounding and higher in pitch Sorry, your browser either has JavaScript disabled or does not have any supported player. You can download the clip or download a player to play the clip in your browser. Example from the Florida Teaching Zoo

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Input: [Name] Low [Posture] The mouth is slightly open with the head horizontal [Context] Like the fast whoop, but with less tendency to attack [Sound description]

Output: "Ooo" sound with a usually low pitch and lasts several seconds

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Input: [Name] Giggle [Posture] Running in a fleeing posture with the mouth slightly open [Context] When attacked or chased, usually over a kill [Sound description]

Output: A series of loud, very high pitched "hee-hee-hee" sounds usually lasting less than 5 seconds. Sorry, your browser either has JavaScript disabled or does not have any supported player. You can download the clip or download a player to play the clip in your browser. Example from a captive hyena at University of California, Berkeley

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Input: [Name] Yell [Posture] As with the giggle [Context] As with the giggle, but when actually being bitten [Sound description]

Output: A loud, high pitched call lasting several seconds

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Input: [Name] Growl [Posture] Defensive posture [Context] When under attack, preceding a retaliatory bite [Sound description]

Output: A loud, rattling, low pitched sound lasting several seconds, with an "aa" and "oh" quality

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Input: [Name] Soft grunt-laugh [Posture] The mouth is closed or slightly open with a fleeing posture and the tail horizontal or high and the ears cocked [Context] When fleeing in surprise from a lion, man or when attacking large prey [Sound description]

Output: A rapid succession of low pitched, soft sounding staccato grunts lasting several seconds

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Input: [Name] Loud grunt-laugh [Posture] The mouth is the same as in the soft grunt-laugh, but with the tail high and ears cocked [Context] In encounters with lions or other hyena clans [Sound description]

Output: Louder than the soft grunt-laugh, though still not very loud, and often lasts more than 5 minutes

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Input: [Name] Whine [Posture] The mouth is slightly open with the head and tail hanging low [Context] Mostly used by cubs when following a female before suckling, or when thwarted from getting food [Sound description]

Output: Loud, high pitched, rapid, drawn out "eeee" sounding squeals

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Input: [Name] Soft squeal [Posture] The mouth is slightly open with the ears flattened and the head tilted to one side with the teeth bared [Context] Used by both cubs and adults encountering a clan-mate after a long separation [Sound description]

Output: Same as above, but softer and without the staccato quality

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Input: [Value] Yes [Meaning]

Output: Indicates that the layout engine fully supports this property/element when valid values are used.

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Input: [Value] No [Meaning]

Output: Indicates that the property/element is completely ignored.

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Input: [Value] Partial [Meaning]

Output: Indicates that the property/element is understood, but that not all values are supported. Supported values are implemented correctly.

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Input: [Value] Incorrect [Meaning]

Output: Indicates that the property/element is understood, but that it is not implemented correctly in all cases.

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Input: [Value] Experimental [Meaning]

Output: Indicates that the property/element is understood, but supported under an alternate name. May be incomplete or buggy.

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Input: [Value] Dropped [Meaning]

Output: Indicates that the property/element is no longer supported.

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Input: [Value] Nightly build [Meaning]

Output: Indicates that the property/element is supported to some extent in an experimental/nightly build. Future support is expected.

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Input: [Value] Depends [Meaning]

Output: Indicates that the property/element is supported only on certain platforms, or if certain settings are configured.

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Input: [Wrapper class] Byte [Constructor Arguments] byte or String [Primitive type]

Output: byte

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Input: [Wrapper class] Short [Constructor Arguments] short or String [Primitive type]

Output: short

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Input: [Wrapper class] Integer [Constructor Arguments] int or String [Primitive type]

Output: int

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Input: [Wrapper class] Long [Constructor Arguments] long or String [Primitive type]

Output: long

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Input: [Wrapper class] Float [Constructor Arguments] float, double or String [Primitive type]

Output: float

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Input: [Wrapper class] Double [Constructor Arguments] double or String [Primitive type]

Output: double

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Input: [Wrapper class] Character [Constructor Arguments] char [Primitive type]

Output: char

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Input: [Wrapper class] Boolean [Constructor Arguments] boolean or String [Primitive type]

Output: boolean

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Input: [OSI Layers] Application [DTVCC Layers] Interpretation [Comments]

Output: Issuing commands and appending text to windows

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Input: [OSI Layers] Presentation [DTVCC Layers] Coding [Comments]

Output: Breaking up individual commands and characters

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Input: [OSI Layers] Session [DTVCC Layers] Service [Comments]

Output: Service Block Packets

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Input: [OSI Layers] -- [DTVCC Layers] Packet [Comments]

Output: DTVCC Packet assembly from cc_data Packets

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Input: [OSI Layers] Transport [DTVCC Layers] Injection [Comments]

Output: cc_data Packets extracted from video frames

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Input: [OSI Layers] Network [DTVCC Layers] unused [Comments]

Output: directly connected link

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Input: [OSI Layers] Link [DTVCC Layers] SMPTE 259M or H.222 or MXF [Comments]

Output: video frames split from link format

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Input: [OSI Layers] Physical [DTVCC Layers] SDI or 8VSB [Comments]

Output: link format demodulated from transmission

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Input: [Term] Homonym [Spelling] Same [Pronunciation] Same [Meaning]

Output: Different

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Input: [Term] Homograph [Spelling] Same [Pronunciation] Same or different [Meaning]

Output: Different

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Input: [Term] Homophone [Spelling] Same or different [Pronunciation] Same [Meaning]

Output: Different

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Input: [Term] Heteronym [Spelling] Same [Pronunciation] Different [Meaning]

Output: Different

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Input: [Term] Heterograph [Spelling] Different [Pronunciation] Same [Meaning]

Output: Different

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Input: [Term] Polyseme [Spelling] Same [Pronunciation] Same or different [Meaning]

Output: Different but related

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Input: [Term] Capitonym [Spelling] Same except for capitalization [Pronunciation] Same or different [Meaning]

Output: Different when capitalized

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Input: [Term] Synonym [Spelling] Different [Pronunciation] Different [Meaning]

Output: Same

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Input: [Term] Synophone [Spelling] Different [Pronunciation] Similar but not identical [Meaning]

Output: Different

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Input: [Sound description] A series of 6–9 (sometimes 15) calls lasting 2–3 seconds each and spaced 2–10 seconds apart. The general tone is a "oo" tone which begins in a low pitch and ends with a high note. This sound can be heard more than 5 km away. [Posture] Usually done standing, with the mouth opened slightly and the head bent down [Context] Used by both sexes when alone or in a group, and appears to be done spontaneously without external cause [Name]

Output: Whoop

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Input: [Sound description] Similar to the whoop, but higher pitched and with shorter intervals [Posture] Tail is either horizontal or high with the ears cocked. Often done while running, with the mouth bent down [Context] Used with other hyenas present just before the onset of an attack, often during a dispute over a kill with lions or other hyenas [Name]

Output: Fast whoop

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Input: [Sound description] A soft, very low pitched growling sound which lasts several seconds [Posture] The mouth is closed, and the posture aggressive [Context] Emitted on the approach of another, unwelcome hyena, and may be followed by chasing [Name]

Output: Grunt

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Input: [Sound description] Similar to above, but more "ooo" sounding and higher in pitch Sorry, your browser either has JavaScript disabled or does not have any supported player. You can download the clip or download a player to play the clip in your browser. Example from the Florida Teaching Zoo [Context] Before and during meeting ceremonies [Name]

Output: Groan

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Input: [Sound description] "Ooo" sound with a usually low pitch and lasts several seconds [Posture] The mouth is slightly open with the head horizontal [Context] Like the fast whoop, but with less tendency to attack [Name]

Output: Low

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Input: [Sound description] A series of loud, very high pitched "hee-hee-hee" sounds usually lasting less than 5 seconds. Sorry, your browser either has JavaScript disabled or does not have any supported player. You can download the clip or download a player to play the clip in your browser. Example from a captive hyena at University of California, Berkeley [Posture] Running in a fleeing posture with the mouth slightly open [Context] When attacked or chased, usually over a kill [Name]

Output: Giggle

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Input: [Sound description] A loud, high pitched call lasting several seconds [Posture] As with the giggle [Context] As with the giggle, but when actually being bitten [Name]

Output: Yell

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Input: [Sound description] A loud, rattling, low pitched sound lasting several seconds, with an "aa" and "oh" quality [Posture] Defensive posture [Context] When under attack, preceding a retaliatory bite [Name]

Output: Growl

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Input: [Sound description] A rapid succession of low pitched, soft sounding staccato grunts lasting several seconds [Posture] The mouth is closed or slightly open with a fleeing posture and the tail horizontal or high and the ears cocked [Context] When fleeing in surprise from a lion, man or when attacking large prey [Name]

Output: Soft grunt-laugh

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Input: [Sound description] Louder than the soft grunt-laugh, though still not very loud, and often lasts more than 5 minutes [Posture] The mouth is the same as in the soft grunt-laugh, but with the tail high and ears cocked [Context] In encounters with lions or other hyena clans [Name]

Output: Loud grunt-laugh

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Input: [Sound description] Loud, high pitched, rapid, drawn out "eeee" sounding squeals [Posture] The mouth is slightly open with the head and tail hanging low [Context] Mostly used by cubs when following a female before suckling, or when thwarted from getting food [Name]

Output: Whine

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Input: [Sound description] Same as above, but softer and without the staccato quality [Posture] The mouth is slightly open with the ears flattened and the head tilted to one side with the teeth bared [Context] Used by both cubs and adults encountering a clan-mate after a long separation [Name]

Output: Soft squeal

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Input: [Description] Integer [Type]


Input: [Description] Packed decimal [Type]


Input: [Description] Floating point [Type]


Input: [Description] Character numeric [Type]


Input: [Description] Character [Type]


Input: [Description] Date [Type]


Input: [Description] Time [Type]


Input: [Description] Hexadecimal (raw byte) [Type]


Input: [Description] Variable-length string [Type]

Output: STRING


Input: [Description] Variable-length raw byte array [Type]

Output: XSTRING


Input: [Type] MANDATORY [Explanation]

Output: If the client has not started a transaction, an exception is thrown. Otherwise the client's transaction is used.

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Input: [Type] REQUIRED [Explanation]

Output: If the client has started a transaction, it is used. Otherwise a new transaction is started. (this is the default when no explicit type has been specified)

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Input: [Type] REQUIRES_NEW [Explanation]

Output: If the client has started a transaction, it is suspended. A new transaction is always started.

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Input: [Type] SUPPORTS [Explanation]

Output: If the client has started a transaction, it is used. Otherwise, no transaction is used.

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Input: [Type] NOT_SUPPORTED [Explanation]

Output: If the client has started a transaction, it is suspended. No new transaction is started.

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Input: [Type] NEVER [Explanation]

Output: If the client has started a transaction, an exception is thrown. No new transaction is started.

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Input: [Rasophore] Inner Rason [Great Schema] Inner Rason [Stavrophore]

Output: Inner Rason

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Input: [Rasophore] Belt [Great Schema] Belt [Stavrophore]

Output: Belt

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Input: [Great Schema] Paramand [Stavrophore]

Output: Paramand

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Input: [Rasophore] Outer Rason [Great Schema] Outer Rason [Stavrophore]

Output: Outer Rason

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Input: [Great Schema] Mantle [Stavrophore]

Output: Mantle (Russian use only)

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Input: [Rasophore] Kalymafki [Great Schema] Koukoulion [Stavrophore]

Output: Kalymafki

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Input: [0] Tradition [1] Process or Event [2] Type of Action [4] Justification & Sanctification [3]

Output: Permanence

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Input: [0] Roman Catholic [1] Process [2] Synergism [4] Part of the same process [3]

Output: Can be lost via mortal sin

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Input: [0] Lutheran [1] Event [2] Divine monergism [4] Justification is separate from and occurs prior to sanctification [3]

Output: Can be lost via loss of faith

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Input: [0] Methodist [1] Event [2] Synergism [4] Dependent upon continued sanctification [3]

Output: Can be lost

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Input: [0] Orthodox [1] Process [2] Synergism [4] Part of the same process of theosis [3]

Output: Can be lost through sin

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Input: [0] Reformed [1] Event [2] Divine monergism [4] Both are a result of union with Christ [3]

Output: Cannot be lost

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Input: [0] Tradition [1] Process or Event [2] Type of Action [3] Permanence [4]

Output: Justification & Sanctification

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Input: [0] Roman Catholic [1] Process [2] Synergism [3] Can be lost via mortal sin [4]

Output: Part of the same process

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Input: [0] Lutheran [1] Event [2] Divine monergism [3] Can be lost via loss of faith [4]

Output: Justification is separate from and occurs prior to sanctification

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Input: [0] Methodist [1] Event [2] Synergism [3] Can be lost [4]

Output: Dependent upon continued sanctification

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Input: [0] Orthodox [1] Process [2] Synergism [3] Can be lost through sin [4]

Output: Part of the same process of theosis

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Input: [0] Reformed [1] Event [2] Divine monergism [3] Cannot be lost [4]

Output: Both are a result of union with Christ

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Input: [Term] Homonym [Meaning] Different [Pronunciation] Same [Spelling]

Output: Same

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Input: [Term] Homograph [Meaning] Different [Pronunciation] Same or different [Spelling]

Output: Same

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Input: [Term] Homophone [Meaning] Different [Pronunciation] Same [Spelling]

Output: Same or different

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Input: [Term] Heteronym [Meaning] Different [Pronunciation] Different [Spelling]

Output: Same

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Input: [Term] Heterograph [Meaning] Different [Pronunciation] Same [Spelling]

Output: Different

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Input: [Term] Polyseme [Meaning] Different but related [Pronunciation] Same or different [Spelling]

Output: Same

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Input: [Term] Capitonym [Meaning] Different when capitalized [Pronunciation] Same or different [Spelling]

Output: Same except for capitalization

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Input: [Term] Synonym [Meaning] Same [Pronunciation] Different [Spelling]

Output: Different

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Input: [Term] Synophone [Meaning] Different [Pronunciation] Similar but not identical [Spelling]

Output: Different

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Input: [Project Management 2.0] Decentralization of control

Output: Centralization of control

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Input: [Project Management 2.0] Bottom-up planning

Output: Top-down planning

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Input: [Project Management 2.0] Collaborative environment

Output: Authoritarian environment

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Input: [Project Management 2.0] Emergent structures

Output: Implied structure

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Input: [Project Management 2.0] Organized/Unlimited Access to the plan

Output: Limited/Restricted Access to the plan

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Input: [Project Management 2.0] Global/Live Access to information

Output: Local Access to information

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Input: [Project Management 2.0] Unlimited Communications within team

Output: Limited Communications within team

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Input: [Project Management 2.0] Holistic approach

Output: Separate projects

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Input: [Project Management 2.0] Easy to use tools

Output: Overly complex tools

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Input: [Project Management 2.0] Flexibility of tools

Output: Rigidity of tools

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Input: [Developmental benefit] This helps children to explore their own thoughts without the guidance of a toy designer [Activity]

Output: Playing imaginative games using whatever resources and ideas come to mind

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Input: [Developmental benefit] Shared imagination, drama, team work, recollection of models of behaviour [Activity]

Output: Role play

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Input: [Developmental benefit] This requires goal definition, planning, engineering, teamwork and perseverance [Activity]

Output: Building shelters or other large structures from branches, with the help of other children and adults

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Input: [Developmental benefit] Mathematics, visual recognition [Activity]

Output: Counting objects or looking for mathematical patterns

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Input: [Developmental benefit] Memory, naming objects [Activity]

Output: Memory games using naturally available objects

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Input: [Developmental benefit] Art, drama, concentration [Activity]

Output: Listening to stories; singing songs and rhymes

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Input: [Developmental benefit] Art [Activity]

Output: Arranging items to make a picture, or building a toy

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Input: [Developmental benefit] Art, creativity, accurate inspection and copying [Activity]

Output: Drawing scenes

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Input: [Developmental benefit] Improves strength, balance and physical awareness [Activity]

Output: Climbing trees and exploring the forest

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Input: [Developmental benefit] Develops children's theory of mind by rewarding accurate anticipation of the thoughts and actions of others [Activity]

Output: Playing hide-and-seek with others

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Input: [Developmental benefit] Improves strength and stamina; preparation (e.g., route selection) improves planning and communication skills [Activity]

Output: Walking to the woodland, from the building.

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Input: [Developmental benefit] Aids self-awareness and character development [Activity]

Output: Exploring or reflecting alone

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Input: [Activity]

Output: Resting

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Input: [Observation] Motion of entire sky E to W in ~24 hrs ("first motion") [Modeling mechanism] Stars: Daily motion E to W of sphere of stars, carrying all other spheres with it. Normally ignored; other spheres have additional motions. [Object(s)]

Output: Stars

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Input: [Observation] Motion yearly W to E along ecliptic [Modeling mechanism] Motion of sun's sphere W to E in year [Object(s)]

Output: Sun

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Input: [Observation] Non-uniform rate along ecliptic (uneven seasons) [Modeling mechanism] Eccentric orbit (sun's deferent center off Earth) [Object(s)]

Output: Sun

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Input: [Observation] Monthly motion W to E compared to stars [Modeling mechanism] Monthly W to E motion of moon's sphere [Object(s)]

Output: Moon

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Input: [Observation] General motion W to E through zodiac [Modeling mechanism] Motion of deferents W to E; period set by observation of planet going around the ecliptic. [Object(s)]

Output: The 5 planets

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Input: [Observation] Retrograde motion [Modeling mechanism] Motion of epicycle in same direction as deferent. Period of epicycle is time between retrograde motions (synodic period). [Object(s)]

Output: Planets

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Input: [Observation] Variations in speed thru zodiac [Modeling mechanism] Eccentric per planet [Object(s)]

Output: Planets

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Input: [Observation] Variations in retrograde timing [Modeling mechanism] Equants per planet (Copernicus used a pair of epicycles instead) [Object(s)]

Output: Planets

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Input: [Observation] Size of deferents, epicycles [Modeling mechanism] Only ratio between radius of deferent and associated epicycle determined; absolute distances not determined in theory. [Object(s)]

Output: Planets

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Input: [Observation] Average greatest elongations of 23 (Mercury)and 46 degrees (Venus) [Modeling mechanism] Size of epicycles set by these angles, proportional to distances. [Object(s)]

Output: Interior planets

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Input: [Observation] Limited to movement near the sun [Modeling mechanism] Center their deferent centers along the Sun-Earth line. [Object(s)]

Output: Interior planets

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Input: [Observation] Retrograde only at opposition, when brightest [Modeling mechanism] Radii of epicycles aligned to Sun-Earth line [Object(s)]

Output: Exterior planets

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Input: [Type] Biciclette [Translation] Bicycles [Description]

Output: Bicycle-shaped pasta

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Input: [Type] Campanelle [Translation] Little bells [Description]

Output: Flattened bell-shaped pasta with a frilly edge on one end

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Input: [Type] Capunti [Description]

Output: Short convex ovals resembling an open empty pea pod

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Input: [Type] Casarecce [Translation] From casereccio meaning homemade [Description]

Output: Short lengths rolled into a S shape

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Input: [Type] Cavatelli [Translation] From the verb cavare meaning to hollow [Description]

Output: Short, solid lengths

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Input: [Type] Cencioni [Translation] Large rags [Description]

Output: Petal shaped, slightly curved with rough convex side

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Input: [Type] Conchiglie [Translation] Shells [6] [Description]

Output: Seashell shaped

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Input: [Type] Conchiglioni [Translation] Large shells [Description]

Output: Large, stuffable seashell shaped

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Input: [Type] Corzetti [Description]

Output: Flat figure-eight stamped

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Input: [Type] Creste di galli [Translation] Cock's comb [6] [Description]

Output: Short, curved and ruffled

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Input: [Type] Croxetti [Translation] Little crosses [Description]

Output: Flat coin-shaped discs stamped with coats of arms

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Input: [Type] Farfalle [Translation] "Butterflies" [6] [Description]

Output: Bow tie or butterfly shaped

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Input: [Type] Farfalloni [Translation] Large butterflies [Description]

Output: Larger bow ties

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Input: [Type] Fiorentine [Translation] Florentine [Description]

Output: Grooved cut tubes

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Input: [Type] Fiori [Translation] Flowers [Description]

Output: Shaped like a flower

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Input: [Type] Foglie d'ulivo [Translation] Olive leaves [Description]

Output: Shaped like an olive leaf

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Input: [Type] Gigli [Translation] Lilies [Description]

Output: Cone or flower shaped

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Input: [Type] Gramigna [Translation] Infesting weed, esp. scutch-grass [Description]

Output: Short curled lengths of pasta

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Input: [Type] Lanterne [Translation] Lanterns [Description]

Output: Curved ridges

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Input: [Type] Lumache [Translation] Snails [6] [Description]

Output: Snailshell-shaped pieces

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Input: [Type] Lumaconi [Translation] Large snails [Description]

Output: Large snailshell-shaped pieces

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Input: [Type] Maltagliati [Translation] Badly cut [Description]

Output: Flat roughly cut triangles

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Input: [Type] Mandala [Translation] A reference to mandalas. [Description]

Output: Designed by Philippe Starck in 1987 for French pasta maker Panzani, intended to compensate for overcooking.[21]

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Input: [Type] Marille [Translation] From mare, meaning "sea" [Description]

Output: Designed by Giorgetto Giugiaro in 1983 - like a rolling ocean wave in cross-section with internal rugosities, but unsuccessful and no longer produced.[21]

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Input: [Type] Orecchiette [Translation] Little ears [6] [Description]

Output: Bowl- or ear-shaped pasta

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Input: [Type] Pipe [Translation] Smoking pipes [Description]

Output: Very similar to Lumaconi but has lines running the length of it.

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Input: [Type] Quadrefiore [Translation] From quadro ("square") and fiore ("flower") [Description]

Output: Square with rippled edges

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Input: [Type] Radiatori [Translation] Radiator [Description]

Output: Shaped like radiators, they were created in the 1960s, by an industrial designer.[22] They are often used in similar dishes as rotelle or fusilli, because their shape works well with thicker sauces.[23]

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Input: [Type] Ricciolini [Translation] Little curls [Description]

Output: Short wide pasta with a 90-degree twist

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Input: [Type] Ricciutelle [Translation] Little curls [Description]

Output: Short spiralled pasta

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Input: [Type] Rotelle [Translation] Little wheels [Description]

Output: Wagon wheel-shaped pasta

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Input: [Type] Rotini [Description]

Output: 2-edged spiral, tightly wound, some vendors and brands are 3-edged and sold as rotini

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Input: [Type] Sorprese [Translation] Surprise [Description]

Output: Bell shaped pasta with a crease on one side and has a ruffled edge

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Input: [Type] Sorprese Lisce [Translation] Smooth surprise [Description]

Output: Bell shaped pasta with a crease on one side and has a ruffled edge (A larger version of Sorprese)

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Input: [Type] Strozzapreti [Translation] Priest-chokers or priest-stranglers [Description]

Output: Rolled across their width

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Input: [Type] Torchio [Translation] Winepress [Description]

Output: Torch shaped

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Input: [Type] Trofie[24] [Description]

Output: Thin twisted pasta

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

Output: Highest

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

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

Output: Yes

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

Output: Low

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

Output: No

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

Output: Less Safe

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

Output: Least

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

Output: Double fault, overvoltage

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

Output: Continuity of operation, cost

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Input: [Covenant] Baptism and Receiving the Gift of the Holy Ghost [Formal or Informal] Formal: Baptism by immersion; Gift of the Holy Ghost by the laying on of hands [Action required] Sincere repentance; take upon the name of Christ; serve Him and keep his commandments; be willing to bear others' burdens, mourn with those who mourn, and comfort those who stand in need of comfort; stand as a witness of Jesus in all times and in all places; always remember Him [Promised blessings]

Output: Sins are forgiven; presence of the Holy Ghost; come forth in first resurrection; receive eternal life

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Input: [Covenant] Partaking of the sacrament [Formal or Informal] Formal: Partaking of bread and water (or wine) [Action required] Same actions as required for baptism [Promised blessings]

Output: Same promised blessings as baptism

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Input: [Covenant] Oath and covenant of the priesthood [Formal or Informal] Formal: priesthood receiving by the laying on of hands [Action required] Be faithful to receive the Aaronic and Melchizedek priesthoods; magnify assigned calling [Promised blessings]

Output: Sanctified by the Spirit unto the renewing of the body; become the son of Moses and Aaron and the seed of Abraham; receives all that God has; exaltation

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Input: [Covenant] Temple Endowment [Formal or Informal] Formal: performance of temple rituals [Action required] Obedience; Sacrifice everything for Christ and His church; chastity; consecrate time, talents, and possessions to the building up of the church; keep key words, signs, and tokens learned in the temple confidential [Promised blessings]

Output: Admission into the presence of God; exaltation

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Input: [Covenant] Celestial (temple) marriage [Formal or Informal] Formal: undergo ceremony in temple [Action required] Love spouse with heart, might, mind and strength; keep other commandments [Promised blessings]

Output: Come forth in first resurrection; inherit thrones, kingdoms, principalities, and powers, dominions, all heights and depths; name written in Lamb's Book of Life; exaltation; continuation of the seeds forever and ever; godhood; all power

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Input: [Covenant] Tithing [Formal or Informal] Informal [Action required] Pay one-tenth of all income annually to the church [Promised blessings]

Output: God will open the windows of heaven; rebuke the devourer; land will be delightsome

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Input: [Covenant] Word of Wisdom health code [Formal or Informal] Informal [Action required] Abstain from tobacco, alcohol, tea, coffee; eat meat sparingly and give thanks for it; eat grain, fruit, vegetables, and herbs [Promised blessings]

Output: Health in the navel; marrow to the bones; wisdom and great hidden treasures of knowledge; run and not be weary; walk and not faint; destroying angel shall pass by

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Input: [Covenant] Law of Chastity [Formal or Informal] Formal [Action required] No sexual relations outside of marriage; do not lust after others [Promised blessings]

Output: Presence of the Holy Ghost; will not be kept out of the church and heaven

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Input: [Covenant] Keeping Lord's Day holy [Formal or Informal] Informal [Action required] Attend church meetings; partake of the sacrament; rest from labors; pay devotion to God; confess sins; fast; prepare food with singleness of heart; be cheerful; avoid much laughter; [Promised blessings]

Output: Will be unspotted from sin; fulness of the earth; all living things may be used for food, clothing, and housing

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Input: [Covenant] New and everlasting covenant [Formal or Informal] Informal [Action required] Keep all the other covenants of the gospel, formal and informal [Promised blessings]

Output: Exaltation

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Input: [Real Name] Kenneth "Norrin" Weismeyer [Superhero Name] Wannabe The Scarlet Knight [Background]

Output: The would-be team leader and resident superhero geek, who went for pizza during the Ax-Cell-Erator malfunction and has no powers.

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Input: [Real Name] Annalee Rogers [Superhero Name] The Puppeteer [Background]

Output: A psychology major who can jump into people's minds and enter their memories or control their bodies.

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Input: [Real Name] Charles Levy [Superhero Name] The Green Thumb [Background]

Output: A mulatto Jew, closeted homosexual and dedicated vegetarian who can now communicate with plants, leaving him nothing to eat.

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Input: [Real Name] Liam Adams [Superhero Name] Quaker [Background]

Output: An Amish boy who can cause earthquakes by shuffling his belly.

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Input: [Real Name] Elwood Johns [Superhero Name] The Intoxicator [Background]

Output: A former math genius whose toxic drunken burps intoxicate anyone who smells them.

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Input: [Real Name] Renee Bellochio Brady Lee [Superhero Name] The Drama Twins (Puller and Pusher, respectively) [Background]

Output: Bickering exes who have telekinesis when they touch. Renee pulls objects toward them, Brady pushes them away.

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Input: [Real Name] Jacques Lalleaux [Superhero Name] The Squirrel [Background]

Output: A French exchange student who has become squirrel-like and compulsively hoards nuts.

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Input: [Real Name] Paula Pophouse [Superhero Name] The Seductress [Background]

Output: A relationship-obsessed teen who can make anyone fall in love with her.

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Input: [Real Name] The Beaver [Superhero Name] The School Mascot [Background]

Output: Imbued with quantum-busting intelligence, but cannot concentrate on anything but building dams.

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Input: [Real Name] Ray McFarland [Superhero Name] Long Dong [Background]

Output: Has an indestructible fifteen-foot long penis.

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Input: [Real Name] Jimmy Culkin [Superhero Name] Post-It [Background]

Output: His entire body is incredibly sticky.

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Input: [Covenant] Baptism and Receiving the Gift of the Holy Ghost [Action required] Sincere repentance; take upon the name of Christ; serve Him and keep his commandments; be willing to bear others' burdens, mourn with those who mourn, and comfort those who stand in need of comfort; stand as a witness of Jesus in all times and in all places; always remember Him [Promised blessings] Sins are forgiven; presence of the Holy Ghost; come forth in first resurrection; receive eternal life [Formal or Informal]

Output: Formal: Baptism by immersion; Gift of the Holy Ghost by the laying on of hands

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Input: [Covenant] Partaking of the sacrament [Action required] Same actions as required for baptism [Promised blessings] Same promised blessings as baptism [Formal or Informal]

Output: Formal: Partaking of bread and water (or wine)

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Input: [Covenant] Oath and covenant of the priesthood [Action required] Be faithful to receive the Aaronic and Melchizedek priesthoods; magnify assigned calling [Promised blessings] Sanctified by the Spirit unto the renewing of the body; become the son of Moses and Aaron and the seed of Abraham; receives all that God has; exaltation [Formal or Informal]

Output: Formal: priesthood receiving by the laying on of hands

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Input: [Covenant] Temple Endowment [Action required] Obedience; Sacrifice everything for Christ and His church; chastity; consecrate time, talents, and possessions to the building up of the church; keep key words, signs, and tokens learned in the temple confidential [Promised blessings] Admission into the presence of God; exaltation [Formal or Informal]

Output: Formal: performance of temple rituals

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Input: [Covenant] Celestial (temple) marriage [Action required] Love spouse with heart, might, mind and strength; keep other commandments [Promised blessings] Come forth in first resurrection; inherit thrones, kingdoms, principalities, and powers, dominions, all heights and depths; name written in Lamb's Book of Life; exaltation; continuation of the seeds forever and ever; godhood; all power [Formal or Informal]

Output: Formal: undergo ceremony in temple

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Input: [Covenant] Tithing [Action required] Pay one-tenth of all income annually to the church [Promised blessings] God will open the windows of heaven; rebuke the devourer; land will be delightsome [Formal or Informal]

Output: Informal

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Input: [Covenant] Word of Wisdom health code [Action required] Abstain from tobacco, alcohol, tea, coffee; eat meat sparingly and give thanks for it; eat grain, fruit, vegetables, and herbs [Promised blessings] Health in the navel; marrow to the bones; wisdom and great hidden treasures of knowledge; run and not be weary; walk and not faint; destroying angel shall pass by [Formal or Informal]

Output: Informal

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Input: [Covenant] Law of Chastity [Action required] No sexual relations outside of marriage; do not lust after others [Promised blessings] Presence of the Holy Ghost; will not be kept out of the church and heaven [Formal or Informal]

Output: Formal

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Input: [Covenant] Keeping Lord's Day holy [Action required] Attend church meetings; partake of the sacrament; rest from labors; pay devotion to God; confess sins; fast; prepare food with singleness of heart; be cheerful; avoid much laughter; [Promised blessings] Will be unspotted from sin; fulness of the earth; all living things may be used for food, clothing, and housing [Formal or Informal]

Output: Informal

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Input: [Covenant] New and everlasting covenant [Action required] Keep all the other covenants of the gospel, formal and informal [Promised blessings] Exaltation [Formal or Informal]

Output: Informal

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Input: [Title] "YES" [Creator] Dave Smith [Synopsis]

Output: A merman enlists a family from the country to assist him in an effort to help people realize and fulfill their dreams.

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Input: [Title] "Meddlen Meddows" [Creator] Chris Reccardi [Synopsis]

Output: A bug-like alien ends up being stranded on a primitive alien planet, after the power cell of his ship dies during a clash with a local monster.

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Input: [Title] "Danger Planet" [Creator] Derek Drymon [Synopsis]

Output: When a Danger Planet arcade machine and a forklift robot get stranded on an alien planet, they take it upon themselves to protect a human baby, or else a space ranger will make sure that they do not leave the planet on her watch.

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Input: [Title] "Stockboys of The Apocalypse" [Creator] Derek Drymon [Synopsis]

Output: A teenage boy falls into a time machine, where he must work at a department store with his (now) elderly best friend and a mutated pig.

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Input: [Title] "Baloobaloob's Fun Park" [Creator] Aaron Springer [Synopsis]

Output: Two human teenagers must help an extraterrestrial, Baloobaloob, come up with an extraordinary stage act, in an attempt to prevent his amusement park from closing.

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Input: [Title] "Spleenstab" [Creator] Mike Bell [Synopsis]

Output: A barbarian attempts to become a kind and gentle person with the help of a forest elf.

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Input: [Title] "The Borneos" [Creator] Chris Staples [Synopsis]

Output: The sole normal child in a family of circus performers must undergo training to prevent the family title of the "Walla Walla Wildman" from being taken.

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Input: [Title] "The Awesome Chronicles of Manny and Khan: Lava Ball! The Ashes of Heroes" [Creator] Josh Lieberman and Joey Giardina (credited as "Josh and Joey") [Synopsis]

Output: A leprechaun with a German accent named Khan and a giant platypus named Manny attempt to retrieve a ball, pretending that the patch of grass surrounding it is lava.

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Input: [Title] "Le Door" [Creator] Matt Danner [Synopsis]

Output: An inter-dimensional explorer named Le Door (a parody of Doraemon) takes his young apprentice, Frank, on a tour through his old academy, only to enter a competition against his old sidekick/rival and his apprentice.

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Input: [Title] "Maruined" [Creator] Genndy Tartakovsky [Synopsis]

Output: Two siblings, a teen girl and her younger brother, become trapped on a deserted island full of danger, with a strange hippopotamus/dog hybrid as their pet and protector.

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Input: [Title] "3 Dog Band: Get It Together" [Creator] Paul Rudish [Synopsis]

Output: A trio of dogs (all interested in different genres of music) prepare for a gig at an exclusive nightclub, with some minor difficulty along the way.

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Input: [Title] "Joey to the World" [Creator] Craig Kellman [Synopsis]

Output: Written for an older teen/adult audience, a 35-year-old kangaroo decides to move out of his mother's pouch and into the Alaskan wilderness.

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Input: [Title] "Regular Show" [Creator] J. G. Quintel [Synopsis]

Output: When two best friends, a blue jay named Mordecai and a raccoon named Rigby, play a game of rock, paper, scissors over a couch, it leads to dangerous results. Note: This short was later retooled into "First Day", an episode of Regular Show that serves as the show's pilot.

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Input: [Title] "Uncle Grandpa" [Creator] Pete Browngardt [Synopsis]

Output: A strange man who is the uncle and grandfather of everyone in the world, Uncle Grandpa, must do battle with a gang of mutants, after an attempt to gain the appreciation and love of a nerdy teenager goes awry. Note 1: This short later became the pilot to both Secret Mountain Fort Awesome, as well as the show of the same name, Uncle Grandpa. Note 2: This short also had a nomination for the Emmy Awards in 2010.[7]

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

Output: Special Jury Award

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

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

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

Output: Screen Award for Best Supporting Actor

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

Output: Stardust Award for Best Supporting Actor

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

Output: Asian Film Award for Best Supporting Actor

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

Output: Award for Best Actor[34]

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

Output: Breakthrough Talent[35][36]

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

Output: Lions Favourite Actor[37]

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

Output: Filmfare Award for Best Supporting Actor

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

Output: Best Actor In A Supporting Role

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Input: [House] School House [Sex] Boys [House Colours]

Output: Black, Magenta and Blue

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Input: [House] No. 1 [Sex] Boys [House Colours]

Output: Red and White

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Input: [House] No. 2 [Sex] Boys [House Colours]

Output: Blue and White

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Input: [House] No. 3 [Sex] Girls [House Colours]

Output: Light Blue

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Input: [House] No. 4 [Sex] Girls [House Colours]

Output: Maroon

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Input: [House] No. 5 [Sex] Boys [House Colours]

Output: Red and Black

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Input: [House] No. 6 [Sex] Girls [House Colours]

Output: Light Yellow

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Input: [House] No. 7 [Sex] Boys [House Colours]

Output: Purple and Black

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Input: [House] No. 8 [Sex] Girls [House Colours]

Output: Pink

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Input: [House] No. 9 [Sex] Boys [House Colours]

Output: Green and Black

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Input: [House] Ellerslie House [Sex] Girls [House Colours]

Output: Teal

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Input: [Precedence/effect] primary [Greek prefix] proto- [Spatial/chronological]

Output: first

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Input: [Precedence/effect] secondary [Greek prefix] deutero- [Spatial/chronological]

Output: second

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Input: [Precedence/effect] tertiary [Greek prefix] trito- [Spatial/chronological]

Output: third

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Input: [Precedence/effect] quaternary [Greek prefix] tetarto- [Spatial/chronological]

Output: fourth

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Input: [Precedence/effect] quinary [Greek prefix] (pempto-) [Spatial/chronological]

Output: fifth

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Input: [Precedence/effect] senary [Greek prefix] (ecto-) [Spatial/chronological]

Output: sixth

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Input: [Precedence/effect] septenary [Greek prefix] (ebdomo-) [Spatial/chronological]

Output: seventh

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Input: [Precedence/effect] octonary [Greek prefix] (ogdo-) [Spatial/chronological]

Output: eighth

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Input: [Precedence/effect] novenary [Greek prefix] (enato-) [Spatial/chronological]

Output: ninth

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Input: [Precedence/effect] decenary [Greek prefix] (decato-) [Spatial/chronological]

Output: tenth

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Input: [Precedence/effect] undenary [Greek prefix] (endecato-) [Spatial/chronological]

Output: eleventh

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Input: [Precedence/effect] duodenary [Greek prefix] (dodecato-) [Spatial/chronological]

Output: twelfth

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Input: [Organisation] CoE [Denmark] Yes [Finland] Yes [Norway] Yes [Sweden] Yes [Iceland]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Organisation] EU [Denmark] Yes [Finland] Yes [Norway] No [Sweden] Yes [Iceland]

Output: No

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Input: [Organisation] Eurozone [Denmark] No [Finland] Yes [Norway] No [Sweden] No [Iceland]

Output: No

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Input: [Organisation] NATO [Denmark] Yes [Finland] No [Norway] Yes [Sweden] No [Iceland]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Organisation] OECD [Denmark] Yes [Finland] Yes [Norway] Yes [Sweden] Yes [Iceland]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Organisation] UN [Denmark] Yes [Finland] Yes [Norway] Yes [Sweden] Yes [Iceland]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Organisation] WTO [Denmark] Yes [Finland] Yes [Norway] Yes [Sweden] Yes [Iceland]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Year] 1994 [Title] Shopping [Director] Yes [Producer] No [Screen Writer]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Year] 1995 [Title] Mortal Kombat [Director] Yes [Producer] No [Screen Writer]

Output: No

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Input: [Year] 1997 [Title] Event Horizon [Director] Yes [Producer] No [Screen Writer]

Output: No

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Input: [Year] 1998 [Title] Soldier [Director] Yes [Producer] No [Screen Writer]

Output: No

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Input: [Year] 2000 [Title] The Sight [Director] Yes [Producer] Yes [Screen Writer]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Year] 2002 [Title] Resident Evil [Director] Yes [Producer] Yes [Screen Writer]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Year] 2004 [Title] Alien vs. Predator [Director] Yes [Producer] No [Screen Writer]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Year] 2004 [Title] Resident Evil: Apocalypse [Director] No [Producer] Yes [Screen Writer]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Year] 2005 [Title] The Dark [Director] No [Producer] Yes [Screen Writer]

Output: No

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Input: [Year] 2006 [Title] Drift [Director] Yes [Producer] No [Screen Writer]

Output: No

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Input: [Year] 2007 [Title] DOA: Dead or Alive [Director] No [Producer] Yes [Screen Writer]

Output: No

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Input: [Year] 2007 [Title] Resident Evil: Extinction [Director] No [Producer] Yes [Screen Writer]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Year] 2008 [Title] Death Race [Director] Yes [Producer] Yes [Screen Writer]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Year] 2009 [Title] Pandorum [Director] No [Producer] Yes [Screen Writer]

Output: No

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Input: [Year] 2010 [Title] Resident Evil: Afterlife [Director] Yes [Producer] Yes [Screen Writer]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Year] 2011 [Title] The Three Musketeers [Director] Yes [Producer] Yes [Screen Writer]

Output: No

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Input: [Year] 2011 [Title] Death Race 2 [Director] No [Producer] Yes [Screen Writer]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Year] 2012 [Title] Resident Evil: Retribution [Director] Yes [Producer] Yes [Screen Writer]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Year] 2013 [Title] Death Race 3: Inferno [Director] No [Producer] Yes [Screen Writer]

Output: No

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Input: [Year] 2014 [Title] Pompeii [Director] Yes [Producer] Yes [Screen Writer]

Output: No

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Input: [Year] TBA [Title] Resident Evil: The Final Chapter [Director] Yes [Producer] Yes [Screen Writer]

Output: Yes

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Input: [TT] High [IT] Highest [TN-S] Low [TN-C] Low [TN-C-S] Low [0]

Output: Earth fault loop impedance

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

Output: RCD preferred?

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

Output: Need earth electrode at site?

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

Output: PE conductor cost

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Input: [TT] No [IT] No [TN-S] High [TN-C] Highest [TN-C-S] High [0]

Output: Risk of broken neutral

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

Output: Safety

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

Output: Electromagnetic interference

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

Output: Safety risks

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

Output: Advantages

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Input: [Portal] Older technology, extension of traditional Web server model using well-defined approach [Mashup] Uses newer, loosely defined "Web 2.0" techniques [0]

Output: Classification

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Input: [Portal] Approaches aggregation by splitting role of Web server into two phases: markup generation and aggregation of markup fragments [Mashup] Uses APIs provided by different content sites to aggregate and reuse the content in another way [0]

Output: Philosophy/approach

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Input: [Portal] Aggregates presentation-oriented markup fragments (HTML, WML, VoiceXML, etc.) [Mashup] Can operate on pure XML content and also on presentation-oriented content (e.g., HTML) [0]

Output: Content dependencies

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Input: [Portal] Traditionally, content aggregation takes place on the server [Mashup] Content aggregation can take place either on the server or on the client [0]

Output: Location dependencies

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Input: [Portal] "Salad bar" style: Aggregated content is presented 'side-by-side' without overlaps [Mashup] "Melting Pot" style - Individual content may be combined in any manner, resulting in arbitrarily structured hybrid content [0]

Output: Aggregation style

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Input: [Portal] Read and update event models are defined through a specific portlet API [Mashup] CRUD operations are based on REST architectural principles, but no formal API exists [0]

Output: Event model

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Input: [Portal] Portlet behavior is governed by standards JSR 168, JSR 286 and WSRP, although portal page layout and portal functionality are undefined and vendor-specific [Mashup] Base standards are XML interchanged as REST or Web Services. RSS and Atom are commonly used. More specific mashup standards such as EMML are emerging. [0]

Output: Relevant standards

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Input: [Theory] Retribution [Aim of theory] 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. [Suitable punishment]

Output: Tariff sentences Sentence must be proportionate to the crime

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Input: [Theory] Deterrence [Aim of theory] To the individual - the individual is deterred through fear of further punishment. To the general public - Potential offenders warned as to likely punishment [Suitable punishment]

Output: Prison Sentence Heavy Fine Long sentence as an example to others

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Input: [Theory] Rehabilitation [Aim of theory] To reform the offender's behavior [Suitable punishment]

Output: Individualized sentences Community service orders

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Input: [Theory] Incapacitation [Aim of theory] Offender is made incapable of committing further crime to protect society at large from crime [Suitable punishment]

Output: Long prison sentence Electronic tagging Banning orders

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Input: [Theory] Reparation [Aim of theory] Repayment to victim(s) or to community [Suitable punishment]

Output: Compensation Unpaid work Reparation Schemes

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Input: [Theory] Denunciation [Aim of theory] Society expressing its disapproval reinforcing moral boundaries [Suitable punishment]

Output: Reflects blameworthiness of offense

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Input: [Symbol] h [Technique]

Output: hammer on

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Input: [Symbol] p [Technique]

Output: pull off

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Input: [Symbol] b [Technique]

Output: bend string up

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Input: [Symbol] r [Technique]

Output: release bend

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Input: [Symbol] / [Technique]

Output: slide up

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Input: [Symbol] \ [Technique]

Output: slide down

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Input: [Symbol] v [Technique]

Output: vibrato (sometimes written as ~)

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Input: [Symbol] t [Technique]

Output: right hand tap

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Input: [Symbol] s [Technique]

Output: legato slide

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Input: [Symbol] S [Technique]

Output: shift slide

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Input: [Symbol] * [Technique]

Output: natural harmonic

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Input: [Symbol] [n] [Technique]

Output: artificial harmonic

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Input: [Symbol] n(n) [Technique]

Output: tapped harmonic

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Input: [Symbol] tr [Technique]

Output: trill

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Input: [Symbol] T [Technique]

Output: tap

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Input: [Symbol] TP [Technique]

Output: tremolo picking

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Input: [Symbol] PM [Technique]

Output: palm muting (also written as _ and .)

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Input: [Symbol] \n/ [Technique]

Output: tremolo arm dip; n = amount to dip

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Input: [Symbol] \n [Technique]

Output: tremolo arm down

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Input: [Symbol] n/ [Technique]

Output: tremolo arm up

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Input: [Symbol] /n\ [Technique]

Output: tremolo arm inverted dip

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Input: [Symbol] = [Technique]

Output: hold bend; also acts as connecting device for hammers/pulls

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Input: [Symbol] <> [Technique]

Output: volume swell (louder/softer)

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Input: [Symbol] x [Technique]

Output: on rhythm slash represents muted slash

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Input: [Symbol] o [Technique]

Output: on rhythm slash represents single note slash

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Input: [Symbol] ·/. [Technique]

Output: pick slide

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Input: [Object(s)] Stars [Modeling mechanism] Stars: Daily motion E to W of sphere of stars, carrying all other spheres with it. Normally ignored; other spheres have additional motions. [Observation]

Output: Motion of entire sky E to W in ~24 hrs ("first motion")

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The Ptolemaic System


Input: [Object(s)] Sun [Modeling mechanism] Motion of sun's sphere W to E in year [Observation]

Output: Motion yearly W to E along ecliptic

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The Ptolemaic System


Input: [Object(s)] Sun [Modeling mechanism] Eccentric orbit (sun's deferent center off Earth) [Observation]

Output: Non-uniform rate along ecliptic (uneven seasons)

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The Ptolemaic System


Input: [Object(s)] Moon [Modeling mechanism] Monthly W to E motion of moon's sphere [Observation]

Output: Monthly motion W to E compared to stars

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The Ptolemaic System


Input: [Object(s)] The 5 planets [Modeling mechanism] Motion of deferents W to E; period set by observation of planet going around the ecliptic. [Observation]

Output: General motion W to E through zodiac

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Input: [Object(s)] Planets [Modeling mechanism] Motion of epicycle in same direction as deferent. Period of epicycle is time between retrograde motions (synodic period). [Observation]

Output: Retrograde motion

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Input: [Object(s)] Planets [Modeling mechanism] Eccentric per planet [Observation]

Output: Variations in speed thru zodiac

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Input: [Object(s)] Planets [Modeling mechanism] Equants per planet (Copernicus used a pair of epicycles instead) [Observation]

Output: Variations in retrograde timing

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Input: [Object(s)] Planets [Modeling mechanism] Only ratio between radius of deferent and associated epicycle determined; absolute distances not determined in theory. [Observation]

Output: Size of deferents, epicycles

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Input: [Object(s)] Interior planets [Modeling mechanism] Size of epicycles set by these angles, proportional to distances. [Observation]

Output: Average greatest elongations of 23 (Mercury)and 46 degrees (Venus)

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Input: [Object(s)] Interior planets [Modeling mechanism] Center their deferent centers along the Sun-Earth line. [Observation]

Output: Limited to movement near the sun

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Input: [Object(s)] Exterior planets [Modeling mechanism] Radii of epicycles aligned to Sun-Earth line [Observation]

Output: Retrograde only at opposition, when brightest

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

Output: Retribution

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Input: [Aim of theory] To the individual - the individual is deterred through fear of further punishment. To the general public - Potential offenders warned as to likely punishment [Suitable punishment] Prison Sentence Heavy Fine Long sentence as an example to others [Theory]

Output: Deterrence

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Input: [Aim of theory] To reform the offender's behavior [Suitable punishment] Individualized sentences Community service orders [Theory]

Output: Rehabilitation

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Input: [Aim of theory] Offender is made incapable of committing further crime to protect society at large from crime [Suitable punishment] Long prison sentence Electronic tagging Banning orders [Theory]

Output: Incapacitation

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Input: [Aim of theory] Repayment to victim(s) or to community [Suitable punishment] Compensation Unpaid work Reparation Schemes [Theory]

Output: Reparation

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Input: [Aim of theory] Society expressing its disapproval reinforcing moral boundaries [Suitable punishment] Reflects blameworthiness of offense [Theory]

Output: Denunciation

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Input: [Organisation] CoE [Denmark] Yes [Finland] Yes [Iceland] Yes [Norway] Yes [Sweden]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Organisation] EU [Denmark] Yes [Finland] Yes [Iceland] No [Norway] No [Sweden]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Organisation] Eurozone [Denmark] No [Finland] Yes [Iceland] No [Norway] No [Sweden]

Output: No

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Input: [Organisation] NATO [Denmark] Yes [Finland] No [Iceland] Yes [Norway] Yes [Sweden]

Output: No

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Input: [Organisation] OECD [Denmark] Yes [Finland] Yes [Iceland] Yes [Norway] Yes [Sweden]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Organisation] UN [Denmark] Yes [Finland] Yes [Iceland] Yes [Norway] Yes [Sweden]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Organisation] WTO [Denmark] Yes [Finland] Yes [Iceland] Yes [Norway] Yes [Sweden]

Output: Yes

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

Output: High

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

Output: Yes

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

Output: Yes

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

Output: Low

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

Output: No

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

Output: Safe

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

Output: Least

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