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

Output: Long line support

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

Output: Multi-line regex support[72]

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Text editor support for other programming features


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

Output: Search in files

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Input: [Explanation] Enter one of the following: novel for a single novel, serial novel for a novel series, light novel for a light novel or light novel series, film comic for film comics, mook for a "magazine book", or other. Leave blank for manga. [Parameter]

Output: type

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Input: [Explanation] Title of the work, if different from the name field in header. [Parameter]

Output: title

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Input: [Explanation] Author of the work. [Parameter]

Output: author

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Input: [Explanation] Illustrator of the work, if different from the work's author. [Parameter]

Output: illustrator

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Input: [Explanation] Japanese publisher of the work. [Parameter]

Output: publisher

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Input: [Explanation] Any English language publishers of the work. See {{English manga publisher}} [Parameter]

Output: publisher_en

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Input: [Explanation] Target demographic of the work. (ex. Children, Shōjo, Shōnen, Seinen, Josei, Salaryman, or General Interest). This is established by the Japanese magazine in which the work was originally published. [Parameter]

Output: demographic

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Input: [Explanation] Publisher's label or imprint the work was released under [Parameter]

Output: imprint

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Input: [Explanation] Magazine or anthology in which the work was serialized in. [Parameter]

Output: magazine

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Input: [Explanation] Any English language magazines or anthologies in which the work was serialized in. See {{English manga magazine}} [Parameter]

Output: magazine_en

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Input: [Explanation] If only a single release, use this field instead of first and last. Include full date if available. [Parameter]

Output: published

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Input: [Explanation] Date the first chapter (preferably) or volume of the work was originally published. Include month and year at a minimum. [Parameter]

Output: first

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Input: [Explanation] Date the last chapter (preferably) or volume of the work was originally published. Include month and year at a minimum. Leave empty if ongoing. [Parameter]

Output: last

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Input: [Explanation] The number of volumes [Parameter]

Output: volumes

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Input: [Explanation] Links the number of volumes or chapters to the respective "List of" page. [Parameter]

Output: volume_list

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Input: [0] DIRECT PROJECT [Basic Characteristics] Project belongs to sponsor and is implemented by its employees and volunteers. No [Relationship is...] Employer- Employee Sponsor Total liabilities for acts of employees. [Ownership of result] Sponsor 990, payroll tax returns Individual 1040’s [Comments]

Output: Legally, the project is no different from any other activity carried on by the sponsor directly.

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Input: [0] INDEPENDENT CONTRACTOR PROJECT [Basic Characteristics] Project belongs to sponsor but is conducted by separate entity under contract. Yes [Relationship is...] Project- Contract Sponsor Varies, may be partial or total. [Ownership of result] Sponsor usually 990, 1099 if person Depends on legal status. [Comments]

Output: Appropriate where a project is an integral part of the sponsor’s work, but may be legally performed by an independent contractor.

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Input: [0] PRE-APPROVED GRANT RELATIONSHIP [Basic Characteristics] Project applies to sponsor for one or a series of grants, sponsor funds the project only to the extent that money is received from donors. Yes [Relationship is...] Grantor- Grantee Sponsor Selection and payment of grantee, plus terms set by funding source. [Ownership of result] Project usually 990 Depends on legal status. [Comments]

Output: Used by a non-501(c)(3) project, in order to raise tax deductible support from donors, private foundation or government grants.

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Input: [0] GROUP EXEMPTION [Basic Characteristics] Sponsor obtains federal group tax exemption, confers 501(c)(3) status on subordinate projects. Yes [Relationship is...] Subordinate- Affiliate Project Only as provided in affiliation agreement. [Ownership of result] Project Annual listing of organizations, no financial information. 990, separate or group return [Comments]

Output: Project gets 501(c)(3) status without separate application to IRS; must be subject to general supervision or control of sponsor.

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Input: [0] SUPPORTING ORGANIZATION [Basic Characteristics] Project gets its own 501(c)(3) exemption, but public charity status is based on support of sponsor’s purposes. Yes [Relationship is...] Varies Project None [Ownership of result] Project None 990 [Comments]

Output: Project must apply to IRS for 501(c)(3) status, but can be a public charity even with only one donor.

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Input: [0] TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE [Basic Characteristics] Project has its own 501(c)(3) exemption but needs help with bookkeeping, tax returns, payroll, management, etc. Yes [Relationship is...] Management- Contract Project Only as provided in the contract. [Ownership of result] Project 990, if fee charged 990, if fee paid [Comments]

Output: Sponsor provides financial management to project, but all funds are raised and spent in the name of the project

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Input: [Title] The Exes [Notes]

Output: Series Lead

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Input: [Title] Three Sisters [Notes]

Output: Series Lead

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Input: [Title] The Starter Wife [Notes]

Output: Series Lead

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Input: [Title] Lipstick Jungle (TV series) [Notes]

Output: Series Lead

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Input: [Title] Oh Grow Up [Notes]

Output: Series Lead

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Input: [Title] 30 Rock [Notes]

Output: Guest Star

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Input: [Title] CSI: Miami [Notes]

Output: Guest Star

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Input: [Title] Ed [Notes]

Output: Guest Star

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Input: [Title] The Division [Notes]

Output: Guest Star

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Input: [Title] Law & Order [Notes]

Output: Guest Star

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Input: [Title] Frasier [Notes]

Output: Recurring

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Input: [Title] Law & Order: Special Victims Unit [Notes]

Output: Guest Star

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Input: [Title] Law & Order: Criminal Intent [Notes]

Output: Guest Star

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Input: [Title] The Mentalist [Notes]

Output: Guest Star

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Input: [Title] White Collar (TV series) [Notes]

Output: Guest Star

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Input: [Title] Person of Interest (TV series) [Notes]

Output: Guest Star

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

Output: Mail or interstate wire communication

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

Output: Bribes or kickbacks

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

Output: Official act or violation of duty

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

Output: Yes

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

Output: RICO and ML

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Input: [0] Authorized sentence (years) [Federal bribery] 15 [Federal gratuity] 2 [Program bribery] 10 [Hobbs Act (fear)] 20 20 [Travel Act] 5

Output: 20

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Input: [Hormone/Peptide] Bombesin [Major Tissue Locations in Gut] Throughout the gut and pancreas [Principal Known Actions]

Output: Stimulates release of cholecystokinin (CCK) and gastrin

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Brief Description of Some GI Regulatory Peptides[2]


Input: [Hormone/Peptide] Calcitonin gene-related peptide [Major Tissue Locations in Gut] Enteric nerves [Principal Known Actions]

Output: Unclear

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Input: [Hormone/Peptide] Chromogranin A [Major Tissue Locations in Gut] Neuroendocrine cells [Principal Known Actions]

Output: Secretory protein

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Input: [Hormone/Peptide] Enkephalins [Major Tissue Locations in Gut] Stomach, duodenum [Principal Known Actions]

Output: Opiate-like actions

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Input: [Hormone/Peptide] Enteroglucagon [Major Tissue Locations in Gut] Small intestine, pancreas [Principal Known Actions]

Output: Inhibits insulin secretion

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Input: [Hormone/Peptide] Ghrelin [Major Tissue Locations in Gut] Stomach [Principal Known Actions]

Output: Stimulates appetite, increases gastric emptying

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Input: [Hormone/Peptide] Glucagon-like peptide 1 [Major Tissue Locations in Gut] Pancreas, ileum [Principal Known Actions]

Output: Increases insulin secretion

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Input: [Hormone/Peptide] Glucagon-like peptide 2 [Major Tissue Locations in Gut] Ileum, colon [Principal Known Actions]

Output: Enterocyte-specific growth hormone

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Input: [Hormone/Peptide] Growth factors [Major Tissue Locations in Gut] Throughout the gut [Principal Known Actions]

Output: Cell proliferation and differentiation

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Input: [Hormone/Peptide] Growth hormone-releasing factor [Major Tissue Locations in Gut] Small intestine [Principal Known Actions]

Output: Unclear

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Input: [Hormone/Peptide] Leptin [Major Tissue Locations in Gut] Stomach [Principal Known Actions]

Output: Appetite control

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Input: [Hormone/Peptide] Motilin [Major Tissue Locations in Gut] Throughout the gut [Principal Known Actions]

Output: Increases gastric emptying and small bowel motility

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Input: [Hormone/Peptide] Neuropeptide Y [Major Tissue Locations in Gut] Enteric nerves [Principal Known Actions]

Output: Regulation of intestinal blood flow

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Input: [Hormone/Peptide] Neurotensin [Major Tissue Locations in Gut] Ileum [Principal Known Actions]

Output: Affects gut motility; increases jejunal and ileal fluid secretion

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Input: [Hormone/Peptide] Pancreatic polypeptide [Major Tissue Locations in Gut] Pancreas [Principal Known Actions]

Output: Inhibits pancreatic and bilary secretion

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Input: [Hormone/Peptide] Peptide YY [Major Tissue Locations in Gut] Colon [Principal Known Actions]

Output: Inhibits food intake

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Input: [Hormone/Peptide] Somatostatin [Major Tissue Locations in Gut] Stomach, pancreas [Principal Known Actions]

Output: Inhibits secretion and action of many hormones

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Input: [Hormone/Peptide] Substance P [Major Tissue Locations in Gut] Enteric nerves [Principal Known Actions]

Output: Unclear

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Input: [Hormone/Peptide] Trefoil peptides [Major Tissue Locations in Gut] Stomach, intestine [Principal Known Actions]

Output: Mucosal protection and repair

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

Output: Master Chief Petty Officer

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

Output: Senior Chief Petty Officer

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

Output: Chief Petty Officer

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

Output: Petty Officer First Class

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

Output: Petty Officer Second Class

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

Output: Petty Officer Third Class

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Input: [Level] Metres [Objects]

Output: Levels are distances above (or below for minus values) ground level at the site.

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Input: [Level] 49.6 [Objects]

Output: Roof of the reactor building, gallery of the refueling mechanism

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Input: [Level] 39.9 [Objects]

Output: Roof of the deaerator gallery

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Input: [Level] 35.5 [Objects]

Output: Floor of the main reactor hall

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Input: [Level] 31.6 [Objects]

Output: Upper side of the upper biological shield, floor of the space for pipes to steam separators

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Input: [Level] 28.3 [Objects]

Output: Lower side of the turbine hall roof

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Input: [Level] 24.0 [Objects]

Output: Deaerator floor, measurement and control instruments room

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Input: [Level] 16.4 [Objects]

Output: Floor of the pipe aisle in the deaerator gallery

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Input: [Level] 12.0 [Objects]

Output: Main floor of the turbine hall, floor of the main circulation pump motor compartments

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Input: [Level] 10.0 [Objects]

Output: Control room, floor under the reactor lower biological shield, main circulation pumps

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Input: [Level] 6.0 [Objects]

Output: Steam distribution corridor

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Input: [Level] 2.2 [Objects]

Output: Upper pressure suppression pool

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Input: [Level] 0.0 [Objects]

Output: Ground level; house switchgear, turbine hall level

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Input: [Level] −0.5 [Objects]

Output: Lower pressure suppression pool

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Input: [Level] −5.2, −4.2 [Objects]

Output: Other turbine hall levels

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Input: [Level] −6.5 [Objects]

Output: Basement floor of the turbine hall

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Input: [Hida dialect] ashitari [Lexical category] noun [Standard Japanese] ashita [English]

Output: tomorrow

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Input: [Hida dialect] appo [Lexical category] noun [Standard Japanese] mochi [English]

Output: rice cake

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Input: [Hida dialect] dashikan [Lexical category] adjective [Standard Japanese] dameda [English]

Output: no good, too bad

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Input: [Hida dialect] gade [Lexical category] noun [Standard Japanese] tsukaide [English]

Output: quantity

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Input: [Hida dialect] gebasu [Lexical category] intransitive verb [Standard Japanese] shippaisuru [English]

Output: fail

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Input: [Hida dialect] kenarui [Lexical category] adjective [Standard Japanese] urayamashii [English]

Output: envious

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Input: [Hida dialect] kosui [Lexical category] adjective [Standard Japanese] zurui [English]

Output: cunning

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Input: [Hida dialect] kotsukaru [Lexical category] intransitive verb [Standard Japanese] butsukaru [English]

Output: collide with

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Input: [Hida dialect] kotsukeru [Lexical category] transitive verb [Standard Japanese] butsukeru [English]

Output: strike, hit, knock

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Input: [Hida dialect] kowai [Lexical category] adjective [Standard Japanese] moushiwakenai [English]

Output: afraid of

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Input: [Hida dialect] mataji [Lexical category] noun [Standard Japanese] katazuke [English]

Output: clearing away

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Input: [Hida dialect] matajisuru [Lexical category] transitive verb [Standard Japanese] katazukeru [English]

Output: clear away

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Input: [Hida dialect] oku [Lexical category] transitive verb [Standard Japanese] yameru [English]

Output: stop

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Input: [Hida dialect] oharu [Lexical category] transitive verb [Standard Japanese] hoshigaru [English]

Output: desire, want, wish

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Input: [Hida dialect] ori [Lexical category] pronoun [Standard Japanese] watashi, boku, ore [English]

Output: I

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Input: [Hida dialect] osogai [Lexical category] adjective [Standard Japanese] kowai [English]

Output: afraid

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Input: [Hida dialect] ozoi [Lexical category] adjective [Standard Japanese] warui [English]

Output: inferior, poor in quality

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Input: [Hida dialect] sabui [Lexical category] adjective [Standard Japanese] samui [English]

Output: cold

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Input: [Hida dialect] utatei [Lexical category] adjective [Standard Japanese] arigatai [English]

Output: thankful, grateful

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Input: [Hida dialect] wari [Lexical category] pronoun [Standard Japanese] anata, kimi [English]

Output: you

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Input: [Hida dialect] mon de [Lexical category] conjunction [Standard Japanese] no de [English]

Output: because

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Input: [Module] ExtraBreaks [Formatter] No [WikiChecker] Yes [Complete] Yes [Description] Removes some extra and tags [Basic]

Output: No

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Input: [Module] Fullwidth [Formatter] No [WikiChecker] No [Complete] No [Description] Replaces "fullwidth" characters with normal characters [Basic]

Output: No

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Input: [Module] Headlines [Formatter] Yes [WikiChecker] Yes [Complete] Yes [Description] Cleans up headline names and syntax [Basic]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Module] HTMLToWikitext [Formatter] Yes [WikiChecker] Yes [Complete] Yes [Description] Converts HTML code to corresponding wikitext [Basic]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Module] ISBN [Formatter] No [WikiChecker] Yes [Complete] Yes [Description] Fixes ISBN links to allow WikiMagic to work [Basic]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Module] Links [Formatter] Yes [WikiChecker] Yes [Complete] Yes [Description] Cleans up some common problems with external links [Basic]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Module] TablesToWikitext [Formatter] No [WikiChecker] Yes [Complete] Yes [Description] Converts HTML tables to wikitables (usually needs additional editing to make sure that there aren't errors). [Basic]

Output: No

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Input: [Module] Templates [Formatter] No [WikiChecker] Yes [Complete] Yes [Description] Cleans up some template syntax [Basic]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Module] UnicodeControlChars [Formatter] Yes [WikiChecker] Yes [Complete] Yes [Description] Removes "invisible" unicode control characters [Basic]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Module] UnicodeHex [Formatter] No [WikiChecker] No [Complete] Yes [Description] Converts hex encoded characters in wikilinks to unicode [Basic]

Output: No

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Input: [Module] Unicodify [Formatter] Yes [WikiChecker] Yes [Complete] Yes [Description] Converts HTML entities to unicode characters [Basic]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Module] Whitespace [Formatter] Yes [WikiChecker] No [Complete] Yes [Description] Adds and removes whitespace in certain locations [Basic]

Output: No

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Input: [Module] Wikilinks [Formatter] Yes [WikiChecker] Yes [Complete] Yes [Description] Cleans up and simplifies internal links [Basic]

Output: Yes

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

Output: No

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Text editor support for basic editing features


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

Output: No

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

Output: Partial

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

Output: Partial

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

Output: No

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

Output: No

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

Output: Total liabilities for acts of employees.

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

Output: Varies, may be partial or total.

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

Output: Selection and payment of grantee, plus terms set by funding source.

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

Output: Only as provided in affiliation agreement.

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

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

Output: Only as provided in the contract.

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Input: [Condition] Vitamin K deficiency or warfarin [Prothrombin time] Prolonged [Bleeding time] Unaffected [Platelet count] Unaffected [Partial thromboplastin time]

Output: Normal or mildly prolonged

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Laboratory findings in various platelet and coagulation disorders (V - T)


Input: [Condition] Disseminated intravascular coagulation [Prothrombin time] Prolonged [Bleeding time] Prolonged [Platelet count] Decreased [Partial thromboplastin time]

Output: Prolonged

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Input: [Condition] Von Willebrand disease [Prothrombin time] Unaffected [Bleeding time] Prolonged [Platelet count] Unaffected [Partial thromboplastin time]

Output: Prolonged or unaffected

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Input: [Condition] Hemophilia [Prothrombin time] Unaffected [Bleeding time] Unaffected [Platelet count] Unaffected [Partial thromboplastin time]

Output: Prolonged

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Input: [Condition] Aspirin [Prothrombin time] Unaffected [Bleeding time] Prolonged [Platelet count] Unaffected [Partial thromboplastin time]

Output: Unaffected

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Input: [Condition] Thrombocytopenia [Prothrombin time] Unaffected [Bleeding time] Prolonged [Platelet count] Decreased [Partial thromboplastin time]

Output: Unaffected

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Input: [Condition] Liver failure, early [Prothrombin time] Prolonged [Bleeding time] Unaffected [Platelet count] Unaffected [Partial thromboplastin time]

Output: Unaffected

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Input: [Condition] Liver failure, end-stage [Prothrombin time] Prolonged [Bleeding time] Prolonged [Platelet count] Decreased [Partial thromboplastin time]

Output: Prolonged

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Input: [Condition] Uremia [Prothrombin time] Unaffected [Bleeding time] Prolonged [Platelet count] Unaffected [Partial thromboplastin time]

Output: Unaffected

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Input: [Condition] Congenital afibrinogenemia [Prothrombin time] Prolonged [Bleeding time] Prolonged [Platelet count] Unaffected [Partial thromboplastin time]

Output: Prolonged

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Input: [Condition] Factor V deficiency [Prothrombin time] Prolonged [Bleeding time] Unaffected [Platelet count] Unaffected [Partial thromboplastin time]

Output: Prolonged

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Input: [Condition] Factor X deficiency as seen in amyloid purpura [Prothrombin time] Prolonged [Bleeding time] Unaffected [Platelet count] Unaffected [Partial thromboplastin time]

Output: Prolonged

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Input: [Condition] Glanzmann's thrombasthenia [Prothrombin time] Unaffected [Bleeding time] Prolonged [Platelet count] Unaffected [Partial thromboplastin time]

Output: Unaffected

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Input: [Condition] Bernard-Soulier syndrome [Prothrombin time] Unaffected [Bleeding time] Prolonged [Platelet count] Decreased or unaffected [Partial thromboplastin time]

Output: Unaffected

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Input: [Condition] Factor XII deficiency [Prothrombin time] Unaffected [Bleeding time] Unaffected [Platelet count] Unaffected [Partial thromboplastin time]

Output: Prolonged

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Input: [Condition] C1INH deficiency [Prothrombin time] Unaffected [Bleeding time] Unaffected [Platelet count] Unaffected [Partial thromboplastin time]

Output: Shortened

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Input: [Module] ExtraBreaks [Basic] No [Formatter] No [WikiChecker] Yes [Complete] Yes [Description]

Output: Removes some extra and tags

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Input: [Module] Fullwidth [Basic] No [Formatter] No [WikiChecker] No [Complete] No [Description]

Output: Replaces "fullwidth" characters with normal characters

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Input: [Module] Headlines [Basic] Yes [Formatter] Yes [WikiChecker] Yes [Complete] Yes [Description]

Output: Cleans up headline names and syntax

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Input: [Module] HTMLToWikitext [Basic] Yes [Formatter] Yes [WikiChecker] Yes [Complete] Yes [Description]

Output: Converts HTML code to corresponding wikitext

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Input: [Module] ISBN [Basic] Yes [Formatter] No [WikiChecker] Yes [Complete] Yes [Description]

Output: Fixes ISBN links to allow WikiMagic to work

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Input: [Module] Links [Basic] Yes [Formatter] Yes [WikiChecker] Yes [Complete] Yes [Description]

Output: Cleans up some common problems with external links

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Input: [Module] TablesToWikitext [Basic] No [Formatter] No [WikiChecker] Yes [Complete] Yes [Description]

Output: Converts HTML tables to wikitables (usually needs additional editing to make sure that there aren't errors).

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Input: [Module] Templates [Basic] Yes [Formatter] No [WikiChecker] Yes [Complete] Yes [Description]

Output: Cleans up some template syntax

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Input: [Module] UnicodeControlChars [Basic] Yes [Formatter] Yes [WikiChecker] Yes [Complete] Yes [Description]

Output: Removes "invisible" unicode control characters

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Input: [Module] UnicodeHex [Basic] No [Formatter] No [WikiChecker] No [Complete] Yes [Description]

Output: Converts hex encoded characters in wikilinks to unicode

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Input: [Module] Unicodify [Basic] Yes [Formatter] Yes [WikiChecker] Yes [Complete] Yes [Description]

Output: Converts HTML entities to unicode characters

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Input: [Module] Whitespace [Basic] No [Formatter] Yes [WikiChecker] No [Complete] Yes [Description]

Output: Adds and removes whitespace in certain locations

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Input: [Module] Wikilinks [Basic] Yes [Formatter] Yes [WikiChecker] Yes [Complete] Yes [Description]

Output: Cleans up and simplifies internal links

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Input: [Condition] Vitamin K deficiency or warfarin [Partial thromboplastin time] Normal or mildly prolonged [Bleeding time] Unaffected [Platelet count] Unaffected [Prothrombin time]

Output: Prolonged

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Input: [Condition] Disseminated intravascular coagulation [Partial thromboplastin time] Prolonged [Bleeding time] Prolonged [Platelet count] Decreased [Prothrombin time]

Output: Prolonged

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Input: [Condition] Von Willebrand disease [Partial thromboplastin time] Prolonged or unaffected [Bleeding time] Prolonged [Platelet count] Unaffected [Prothrombin time]

Output: Unaffected

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Input: [Condition] Hemophilia [Partial thromboplastin time] Prolonged [Bleeding time] Unaffected [Platelet count] Unaffected [Prothrombin time]

Output: Unaffected

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Input: [Condition] Aspirin [Partial thromboplastin time] Unaffected [Bleeding time] Prolonged [Platelet count] Unaffected [Prothrombin time]

Output: Unaffected

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Input: [Condition] Thrombocytopenia [Partial thromboplastin time] Unaffected [Bleeding time] Prolonged [Platelet count] Decreased [Prothrombin time]

Output: Unaffected

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Input: [Condition] Liver failure, early [Partial thromboplastin time] Unaffected [Bleeding time] Unaffected [Platelet count] Unaffected [Prothrombin time]

Output: Prolonged

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Input: [Condition] Liver failure, end-stage [Partial thromboplastin time] Prolonged [Bleeding time] Prolonged [Platelet count] Decreased [Prothrombin time]

Output: Prolonged

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Input: [Condition] Uremia [Partial thromboplastin time] Unaffected [Bleeding time] Prolonged [Platelet count] Unaffected [Prothrombin time]

Output: Unaffected

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Input: [Condition] Congenital afibrinogenemia [Partial thromboplastin time] Prolonged [Bleeding time] Prolonged [Platelet count] Unaffected [Prothrombin time]

Output: Prolonged

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Input: [Condition] Factor V deficiency [Partial thromboplastin time] Prolonged [Bleeding time] Unaffected [Platelet count] Unaffected [Prothrombin time]

Output: Prolonged

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Input: [Condition] Factor X deficiency as seen in amyloid purpura [Partial thromboplastin time] Prolonged [Bleeding time] Unaffected [Platelet count] Unaffected [Prothrombin time]

Output: Prolonged

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Input: [Condition] Glanzmann's thrombasthenia [Partial thromboplastin time] Unaffected [Bleeding time] Prolonged [Platelet count] Unaffected [Prothrombin time]

Output: Unaffected

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Input: [Condition] Bernard-Soulier syndrome [Partial thromboplastin time] Unaffected [Bleeding time] Prolonged [Platelet count] Decreased or unaffected [Prothrombin time]

Output: Unaffected

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Input: [Condition] Factor XII deficiency [Partial thromboplastin time] Prolonged [Bleeding time] Unaffected [Platelet count] Unaffected [Prothrombin time]

Output: Unaffected

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Input: [Condition] C1INH deficiency [Partial thromboplastin time] Shortened [Bleeding time] Unaffected [Platelet count] Unaffected [Prothrombin time]

Output: Unaffected

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Input: [Hormone/Peptide] Bombesin [Principal Known Actions] Stimulates release of cholecystokinin (CCK) and gastrin [Major Tissue Locations in Gut]

Output: Throughout the gut and pancreas

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Input: [Hormone/Peptide] Calcitonin gene-related peptide [Principal Known Actions] Unclear [Major Tissue Locations in Gut]

Output: Enteric nerves

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Input: [Hormone/Peptide] Chromogranin A [Principal Known Actions] Secretory protein [Major Tissue Locations in Gut]

Output: Neuroendocrine cells

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Input: [Hormone/Peptide] Enkephalins [Principal Known Actions] Opiate-like actions [Major Tissue Locations in Gut]

Output: Stomach, duodenum

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Input: [Hormone/Peptide] Enteroglucagon [Principal Known Actions] Inhibits insulin secretion [Major Tissue Locations in Gut]

Output: Small intestine, pancreas

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Input: [Hormone/Peptide] Galanin [Major Tissue Locations in Gut]

Output: Enteric nerves

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Input: [Hormone/Peptide] Ghrelin [Principal Known Actions] Stimulates appetite, increases gastric emptying [Major Tissue Locations in Gut]

Output: Stomach

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Input: [Hormone/Peptide] Glucagon-like peptide 1 [Principal Known Actions] Increases insulin secretion [Major Tissue Locations in Gut]

Output: Pancreas, ileum

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Input: [Hormone/Peptide] Glucagon-like peptide 2 [Principal Known Actions] Enterocyte-specific growth hormone [Major Tissue Locations in Gut]

Output: Ileum, colon

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Input: [Hormone/Peptide] Growth factors [Principal Known Actions] Cell proliferation and differentiation [Major Tissue Locations in Gut]

Output: Throughout the gut

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Input: [Hormone/Peptide] Growth hormone-releasing factor [Principal Known Actions] Unclear [Major Tissue Locations in Gut]

Output: Small intestine

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Input: [Hormone/Peptide] Leptin [Principal Known Actions] Appetite control [Major Tissue Locations in Gut]

Output: Stomach

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Input: [Hormone/Peptide] Motilin [Principal Known Actions] Increases gastric emptying and small bowel motility [Major Tissue Locations in Gut]

Output: Throughout the gut

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Input: [Hormone/Peptide] Neuropeptide Y [Principal Known Actions] Regulation of intestinal blood flow [Major Tissue Locations in Gut]

Output: Enteric nerves

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Input: [Hormone/Peptide] Neurotensin [Principal Known Actions] Affects gut motility; increases jejunal and ileal fluid secretion [Major Tissue Locations in Gut]

Output: Ileum

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Input: [Hormone/Peptide] Pancreatic polypeptide [Principal Known Actions] Inhibits pancreatic and bilary secretion [Major Tissue Locations in Gut]

Output: Pancreas

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Input: [Hormone/Peptide] Peptide YY [Principal Known Actions] Inhibits food intake [Major Tissue Locations in Gut]

Output: Colon

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Input: [Hormone/Peptide] Somatostatin [Principal Known Actions] Inhibits secretion and action of many hormones [Major Tissue Locations in Gut]

Output: Stomach, pancreas

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Input: [Hormone/Peptide] Substance P [Principal Known Actions] Unclear [Major Tissue Locations in Gut]

Output: Enteric nerves

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Input: [Hormone/Peptide] Trefoil peptides [Principal Known Actions] Mucosal protection and repair [Major Tissue Locations in Gut]

Output: Stomach, intestine

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

Output: Master Chief Special Warfare Operator

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

Output: Senior Chief Special Warfare Operator

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

Output: Chief Special Warfare Operator

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

Output: Special Warfare Operator, First Class

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

Output: Special Warfare Operator, Second Class

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

Output: Special Warfare Operator, Third Class

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

Output: Spell checking

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

Output: Regex-based find & replace

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

Output: Encoding conversion

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

Output: Newline conversion

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

Output: Multiple undo/redo

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

Output: Rectangular block selection

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Input: [Hida dialect] ashitari [Standard Japanese] ashita [English] tomorrow [Lexical category]

Output: noun

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Input: [Hida dialect] appo [Standard Japanese] mochi [English] rice cake [Lexical category]

Output: noun

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Input: [Hida dialect] dashikan [Standard Japanese] dameda [English] no good, too bad [Lexical category]

Output: adjective

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Input: [Hida dialect] gade [Standard Japanese] tsukaide [English] quantity [Lexical category]

Output: noun

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Input: [Hida dialect] gebasu [Standard Japanese] shippaisuru [English] fail [Lexical category]

Output: intransitive verb

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Input: [Hida dialect] kenarui [Standard Japanese] urayamashii [English] envious [Lexical category]

Output: adjective

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Input: [Hida dialect] kosui [Standard Japanese] zurui [English] cunning [Lexical category]

Output: adjective

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Input: [Hida dialect] kotsukaru [Standard Japanese] butsukaru [English] collide with [Lexical category]

Output: intransitive verb

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Input: [Hida dialect] kotsukeru [Standard Japanese] butsukeru [English] strike, hit, knock [Lexical category]

Output: transitive verb

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Input: [Hida dialect] kowai [Standard Japanese] moushiwakenai [English] afraid of [Lexical category]

Output: adjective

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Input: [Hida dialect] mataji [Standard Japanese] katazuke [English] clearing away [Lexical category]

Output: noun

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Input: [Hida dialect] matajisuru [Standard Japanese] katazukeru [English] clear away [Lexical category]

Output: transitive verb

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Input: [Hida dialect] oku [Standard Japanese] yameru [English] stop [Lexical category]

Output: transitive verb

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Input: [Hida dialect] oharu [Standard Japanese] hoshigaru [English] desire, want, wish [Lexical category]

Output: transitive verb

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Input: [Hida dialect] ori [Standard Japanese] watashi, boku, ore [English] I [Lexical category]

Output: pronoun

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Input: [Hida dialect] osogai [Standard Japanese] kowai [English] afraid [Lexical category]

Output: adjective

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Input: [Hida dialect] ozoi [Standard Japanese] warui [English] inferior, poor in quality [Lexical category]

Output: adjective

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Input: [Hida dialect] sabui [Standard Japanese] samui [English] cold [Lexical category]

Output: adjective

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Input: [Hida dialect] utatei [Standard Japanese] arigatai [English] thankful, grateful [Lexical category]

Output: adjective

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Input: [Hida dialect] wari [Standard Japanese] anata, kimi [English] you [Lexical category]

Output: pronoun

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Input: [Hida dialect] mon de [Standard Japanese] no de [English] because [Lexical category]

Output: conjunction

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

Output: Yes

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

Output: Yes

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

Output: Yes

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

Output: No

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

Output: memory

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

Output: Yes

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

Output: Yes

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

Output: Plug-in

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Input: [Reason] blp [Action] edit [Description]

Output: For pages protected to promote compliance with the biographies of living persons policy.

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Input: [Reason] dispute [Action] edit [Description]

Output: For pages protected due to editing disputes.

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Input: [Reason] dmca [Action] edit [Description]

Output: For pages protected by the Wikimedia Foundation due to Digital Millennium Copyright Act takedown requests.

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Input: [Reason] mainpage [Action] edit [Description]

Output: For pages protected for being displayed on the Main Page.

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Input: [Reason] office [Action] edit [Description]

Output: For pages protected by the Wikimedia Foundation.

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Input: [Reason] reset [Action] edit [Description]

Output: For pages protected by the Wikimedia Foundation and "reset" to a bare-bones version.

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Input: [Reason] sock [Action] edit [Description]

Output: For pages protected due to sock puppetry.

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Input: [Reason] template [Action] edit [Description]

Output: For high-risk templates and Lua modules.

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Input: [Reason] usertalk [Action] edit [Description]

Output: For pages protected against disruptive edits by a particular user.

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Input: [Reason] vandalism [Action] edit [Description]

Output: For pages protected against vandalism.

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Input: [Reason] dispute [Action] move [Description]

Output: For pages protected against page moves due to disputes over the page title.

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Input: [Reason] vandalism [Action] move [Description]

Output: For pages protected against page-move vandalism.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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Input: [Type] Contact [Definition]

Output: When the warhead makes physical contact with the target, the explosive is detonated. Sometimes combined with a delay, to detonate a specific amount of time after contact.

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Input: [Type] Proximity [Definition]

Output: Using radar, sound waves, a magnetic sensor, or a laser the warhead is detonated when the target is within a specified distance. It is often coupled with directional explosion control system that ensures that the explosion sends the fragmentation primarily towards the target that triggered it.

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Input: [Type] Remote [Definition]

Output: remotely detonated via signal from operator (Not normally used for warheads except for self-destruction)

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Input: [Type] Timed [Definition]

Output: Warhead is detonated after a specific amount of time.

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Input: [Type] Altitude [Definition]

Output: Warhead is detonated once it falls to a specified altitude.

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Input: [Type] Combined [Definition]

Output: Any combination of the above.

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Input: [Hermann's tortoise] Only small scales on the head [Greek tortoise]

Output: Large symmetrical markings on the top of the head

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Input: [Hermann's tortoise] Small scales on the front legs [Greek tortoise]

Output: Large scales on the front legs

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Input: [Hermann's tortoise] Tail carapace almost always divided [Greek tortoise]

Output: Undivided carapace over the tail

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Input: [Hermann's tortoise] No spurs [Greek tortoise]

Output: Notable spurs on each thigh

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Input: [Hermann's tortoise] Isolated flecks only on the spinal plates [Greek tortoise]

Output: Isolated flecks on the spine and rib plates

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Input: [Hermann's tortoise] Two black bands on the underside [Greek tortoise]

Output: Dark central fleck on the underside

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Input: [Hermann's tortoise] Oval shell shape [Greek tortoise]

Output: Shell somewhat oblong rectangular

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Input: [Hermann's tortoise] Small spinal plates [Greek tortoise]

Output: Widely stretched spinal plates

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Input: [Hermann's tortoise] Fixed plates on underside [Greek tortoise]

Output: Movable posterior plates on underside

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Input: [Position numbers] Position1 [1]

Output: Initial prefixes

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Input: [Position numbers] Position2 [1]

Output: Classificatory prefixes

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Input: [Position numbers] Position3 [1]

Output: Person of possessor

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Input: [Position numbers] Position4 [1]

Output: Stem

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Input: [Position numbers] Position5 [1]

Output: Suffix set 1.

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Input: [Position numbers] Position6 [1]

Output: Number of stem

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Input: [Position numbers] Postion7 [1]

Output: Final suffixes

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Input: [Aggressive] Direct stare Open wide [Fearful] Looking away Closed to slits [Feature]

Output: Eyes

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Expressive characteristics of visual features used during social interactions in wolves[135]


Input: [Aggressive] Erect and forward [Fearful] Flattened and turned down to side [Feature]

Output: Ears

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Input: [Aggressive] Horizontal contraction ("agonistic pucker") [Fearful] Horizontal retraction ("submissive grin") [Feature]

Output: Lips

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Input: [Aggressive] Opened [Fearful] Closed [Feature]

Output: Mouth

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Input: [Aggressive] Canines bared [Fearful] Canines covered [Feature]

Output: Teeth

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Input: [Aggressive] Retracted [Fearful] Extended ("lick intention") [Feature]

Output: Tongue

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Input: [Aggressive] Shortened (skin folded) [Fearful] Lengthened (skin smoothed) [Feature]

Output: Nose

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Input: [Aggressive] Contracted (bulging over eyes) [Fearful] Stretched (smoothed) [Feature]

Output: Forehead

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Input: [Aggressive] Held high [Fearful] Lowered [Feature]

Output: Head

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Input: [Aggressive] Arched [Fearful] Extended [Feature]

Output: Neck

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Input: [Aggressive] Erect (bristled) [Fearful] Sleeked [Feature]

Output: Hair

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Input: [Aggressive] Erect, tall [Fearful] Crouched, low [Feature]

Output: Body

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Input: [Aggressive] Held high Quivering [Fearful] Tucked under body Wagging [Feature]

Output: Tail

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Input: [.] Main Application [NAND] File Storage [NOR]

Output: Code execution

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Input: [.] Storage capacity [NAND] High [NOR]

Output: Low

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Input: [.] Cost per bit [NAND] Better [NOR]

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Input: [.] Active Power [NAND] Better [NOR]

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Input: [.] Standby Power [NAND] . [NOR]

Output: Better

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Input: [.] Write Speed [NAND] Good [NOR]

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Input: [.] Read Speed [NAND] . [NOR]

Output: Good

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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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Declarative Transactions Management Types


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: [operation] insert element at back [common name(s)] inject, snoc [Ada] Append [C++] push_back [Java] offerLast [Perl] push [Python] append [Ruby] push [JavaScript] push [PHP]

Output: array_push

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Input: [operation] insert element at front [common name(s)] push, cons [Ada] Prepend [C++] push_front [Java] offerFirst [Perl] unshift [Python] appendleft [Ruby] unshift [JavaScript] unshift [PHP]

Output: array_unshift

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Input: [operation] remove last element [common name(s)] eject [Ada] Delete_Last [C++] pop_back [Java] pollLast [Perl] pop [Python] pop [Ruby] pop [JavaScript] pop [PHP]

Output: array_pop

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Input: [operation] remove first element [common name(s)] pop [Ada] Delete_First [C++] pop_front [Java] pollFirst [Perl] shift [Python] popleft [Ruby] shift [JavaScript] shift [PHP]

Output: array_shift

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Input: [operation] examine last element [Ada] Last_Element [C++] back [Java] peekLast [Perl] $array[-1] [Python] [-1] [Ruby] last [JavaScript] [.length - 1] [PHP]

Output: end

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Input: [operation] examine first element [Ada] First_Element [C++] front [Java] peekFirst [Perl] $array[0] [Python] [0] [Ruby] first [JavaScript] [0] [PHP]

Output: reset

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Input: [Definition] When the warhead makes physical contact with the target, the explosive is detonated. Sometimes combined with a delay, to detonate a specific amount of time after contact. [Type]

Output: Contact

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Input: [Definition] Using radar, sound waves, a magnetic sensor, or a laser the warhead is detonated when the target is within a specified distance. It is often coupled with directional explosion control system that ensures that the explosion sends the fragmentation primarily towards the target that triggered it. [Type]

Output: Proximity

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Input: [Definition] remotely detonated via signal from operator (Not normally used for warheads except for self-destruction) [Type]

Output: Remote

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Input: [Definition] Warhead is detonated after a specific amount of time. [Type]

Output: Timed

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Input: [Definition] Warhead is detonated once it falls to a specified altitude. [Type]

Output: Altitude

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Input: [Definition] Any combination of the above. [Type]

Output: Combined

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Input: [Type of spiritual grace] tīvra-tīvra-śaktipāta Super Supreme Grace nothing exterior, only the grace of Śiva capability to abandon duality

Output: immediate

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Input: [Type of spiritual grace] tīvra-madhya-śaktipāta Supreme Medium Grace nothing exterior, only the grace of Śiva intuition of nonduality[note 1]

Output: immediate

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Input: [Type of spiritual grace] tīvra-manda-śaktipāta Supreme Inferior Grace the presence of a physical guru total surrender for his guru

Output: after meeting a perfect guru

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Input: [Type of spiritual grace] madhya-tīvra-śaktipāta Medium Supreme Grace the initiation and instruction of a guru intense spiritual aspiration

Output: at the end of life in this physical plane

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Input: [Type of spiritual grace] madhya-madhya-śaktipāta Medium Middle Grace the initiation and instruction of a guru spiritual aspiration is more intense than worldly desires

Output: after living for some time in a paradise

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Input: [Type of spiritual grace] madhya-manda-śaktipāta Medium Inferior Grace the initiation and instruction of a guru lower aspiration than worldly desires

Output: in the next physical incarnation

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Input: [Type of spiritual grace] manda Inferior Grace the initiation and instruction of a guru and lots of time

Output: after many lifetimes of incremental progress

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Input: [Greek tortoise] Large symmetrical markings on the top of the head [Hermann's tortoise]

Output: Only small scales on the head

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Input: [Greek tortoise] Large scales on the front legs [Hermann's tortoise]

Output: Small scales on the front legs

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Input: [Greek tortoise] Undivided carapace over the tail [Hermann's tortoise]

Output: Tail carapace almost always divided

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Input: [Greek tortoise] Notable spurs on each thigh [Hermann's tortoise]

Output: No spurs

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Input: [Greek tortoise] Isolated flecks on the spine and rib plates [Hermann's tortoise]

Output: Isolated flecks only on the spinal plates

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Input: [Greek tortoise] Dark central fleck on the underside [Hermann's tortoise]

Output: Two black bands on the underside

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Input: [Greek tortoise] Shell somewhat oblong rectangular [Hermann's tortoise]

Output: Oval shell shape

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Input: [Greek tortoise] Widely stretched spinal plates [Hermann's tortoise]

Output: Small spinal plates

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Input: [Greek tortoise] Movable posterior plates on underside [Hermann's tortoise]

Output: Fixed plates on underside

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

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

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

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

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

Output: Magically stimulated floating solar system.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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Input: [operation] insert element at back [common name(s)] inject, snoc [Ada] Append [Java] offerLast [Perl] push [PHP] array_push [Python] append [Ruby] push [JavaScript] push [C++]

Output: push_back

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Input: [operation] insert element at front [common name(s)] push, cons [Ada] Prepend [Java] offerFirst [Perl] unshift [PHP] array_unshift [Python] appendleft [Ruby] unshift [JavaScript] unshift [C++]

Output: push_front

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Input: [operation] remove last element [common name(s)] eject [Ada] Delete_Last [Java] pollLast [Perl] pop [PHP] array_pop [Python] pop [Ruby] pop [JavaScript] pop [C++]

Output: pop_back

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Input: [operation] remove first element [common name(s)] pop [Ada] Delete_First [Java] pollFirst [Perl] shift [PHP] array_shift [Python] popleft [Ruby] shift [JavaScript] shift [C++]

Output: pop_front

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Input: [operation] examine last element [Ada] Last_Element [Java] peekLast [Perl] $array[-1] [PHP] end [Python] [-1] [Ruby] last [JavaScript] [.length - 1] [C++]

Output: back

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Input: [operation] examine first element [Ada] First_Element [Java] peekFirst [Perl] $array[0] [PHP] reset [Python] [0] [Ruby] first [JavaScript] [0] [C++]

Output: front

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