Input: [Example] Dams such as the Blackwater Dam of Webster, New Hampshire and the Delta Works are created with flood control in mind.[54] [Function]

Output: Flood prevention


Input: [Example] Dams (often called dykes or levees in this context) are used to prevent ingress of water to an area that would otherwise be submerged, allowing its reclamation for human use. [Function]

Output: Land reclamation


Input: [Example] A typically small dam used to divert water for irrigation, power generation, or other uses, with usually no other function. Occasionally, they are used to divert water to another drainage or reservoir to increase flow there and improve water use in that particular area. See: diversion dam. [Function]

Output: Water diversion


Input: [Example] Dams create deep reservoirs and can also vary the flow of water downstream. This can in return affect upstream and downstream navigation by altering the river's depth. Deeper water increases or creates freedom of movement for water vessels. Large dams can serve this purpose but most often weirs and locks are used. [Function]

Output: Navigation


Input: [Example] Dams built for any of the above purposes may find themselves displaced by time of their original uses. Nevertheless the local community may have come to enjoy the reservoir for recreational and aesthetic reasons. Often the reservoir will be placid and surrounded by greenery, and convey to visitors a natural sense of rest and relaxation. [Function]

Output: Recreation and aquatic beauty


Input: [PSI] 0–50 [Descriptor] Good [General Health Effects]

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Input: [PSI] 51–100 [Descriptor] Moderate [General Health Effects]

Output: Few or none for the general population

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Input: [PSI] 101–150 [Descriptor] Unhealthy for sensitive groups [General Health Effects]

Output: Members of sensitive groups may experience health effects. The general public is not likely to be affected.

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Input: [PSI] 151–200 [Descriptor] Unhealthy [General Health Effects]

Output: Everyone may begin to experience health effects; members of sensitive groups may experience more serious health effects. To stay indoors.

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Input: [PSI] 201-300 [Descriptor] Very unhealthy [General Health Effects]

Output: Health warnings of emergency conditions. The entire population is more likely to be affected.

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Input: [PSI] 301+ [Descriptor] Hazardous [General Health Effects]

Output: Health alert: everyone may experience more serious health effects

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Input: [Catalan (IEC)] anglès [Valencian (AVL)] anglés [gloss]

Output: English

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Input: [Catalan (IEC)] conèixer [Valencian (AVL)] conéixer [gloss]

Output: to know

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Input: [Catalan (IEC)] treure [Valencian (AVL)] traure [gloss]

Output: take out

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Input: [Catalan (IEC)] néixer [Valencian (AVL)] nàixer [gloss]

Output: to be born

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Input: [Catalan (IEC)] càntir [Valencian (AVL)] cànter [gloss]

Output: pitcher

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Input: [Catalan (IEC)] rodó [Valencian (AVL)] redó [gloss]

Output: round

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Input: [Catalan (IEC)] meva [Valencian (AVL)] meua [gloss]

Output: my, mine

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Input: [Catalan (IEC)] ametlla [Valencian (AVL)] ametla [gloss]

Output: almond

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Input: [Catalan (IEC)] estrella:' [Valencian (AVL)] estrela [gloss]

Output: star

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Input: [Catalan (IEC)] cop [Valencian (AVL)] colp [gloss]

Output: hit

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Input: [Catalan (IEC)] llagosta [Valencian (AVL)] llangosta [gloss]

Output: lobster

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Input: [Catalan (IEC)] homes [Valencian (AVL)] hòmens [gloss]

Output: men

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Input: [Catalan (IEC)] servei [Valencian (AVL)] servici [gloss]

Output: service

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Input: [Occasion or date] The death of the sovereign [Protocol or significance]

Output: From the time of notification of death until sunset on the day of the funeral or memorial service, but the flag is flown at full-mast on the day on which the accession of the new monarch is proclaimed

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Input: [Occasion or date] The death of a Governor General or Prime Minister who dies while in office [Protocol or significance]

Output: From the time of notification of death until sunset on the day of the funeral or memorial service

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Input: [Occasion or date] The death of any member of the Royal Family, a former Governor General, the sitting Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, sitting Ministers of the Crown, or a former Prime Minister [Protocol or significance]

Output: From the time of notification of death until sunset on the day of the funeral or, if there is to be a memorial service, from the time of notification of death until sunset the following day and from sunrise to sunset on the day of the service

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Input: [Occasion or date] The death of a police officer in the line of duty. [Protocol or significance]

Output: The flag could be flown at half-mast from a couple of days to weeks, depending on the ranking of the officer.

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Input: [Occasion or date] April 28 of each year [Protocol or significance]

Output: Marking the Day of Mourning for People Killed or Injured in the Workplace (coinciding with World Day for Safety and Health at Work)

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Input: [Occasion or date] June 23 of each year [Protocol or significance]

Output: Marking the National Day of Remembrance for Victims of Terrorism

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Input: [Occasion or date] Last Sunday in September of each year [Protocol or significance]

Output: Marking Police Officer's National Memorial Day

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Input: [Occasion or date] November 11 of each year [Protocol or significance]

Output: Marking Remembrance Day

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Input: [Occasion or date] December 6 of each year [Protocol or significance]

Output: Marking the National Day of Remembrance and Action on Violence Against Women

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Input: [Ceremony] American Music Awards [Year] 2005 [Result[citation needed]] Won [Award]

Output: Favorite Pop/Rock Album

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Input: [Ceremony] Billboard Music Awards [Year] 2005 [Result[citation needed]] Nominated [Award]

Output: Album of the Year

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Input: [Ceremony] BRIT Awards [Year] 2005 [Result[citation needed]] Won [Award]

Output: Best International Album

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Input: [Ceremony] Japan Gold Disc Awards [Year] 2005 [Result[citation needed]] Won [Award]

Output: Best 10 International Rock & Pop Albums of the Year

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Input: [Ceremony] Juno Awards [Year] 2005 [Result[citation needed]] Won [Award]

Output: Best International Album of the Year

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Input: [Ceremony] MTV Europe Music Awards [Year] 2005 [Result[citation needed]] Won [Award]

Output: Best Album

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Input: [Ceremony] NME Awards [Year] 2005 [Result[citation needed]] Nominated [Award]

Output: Best Album

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Input: [Ceremony] Teen Choice Awards [Year] 2005 [Result[citation needed]] Nominated [Award]

Output: Music Album

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Input: [Code] ESCE [Meaning] Clear screen and place cursor at top left corner. Essentially the same as ESCHJ [Name]

Output: Clear screen


Input: [Code] ESCb# [Meaning] Set text colour to the selected value [Name]

Output: Foreground color


Input: [Code] ESCc# [Meaning] Set background colour [Name]

Output: Background color


Input: [Code] ESCd [Meaning] Clear screen from the bottom up to cursor. [Name]

Output: Clear to start of screen


Input: [Code] ESCe [Meaning] Makes the cursor visible on the screen. [Name]

Output: Enable cursor


Input: [Code] ESCf [Meaning] Makes the cursor invisible. [Name]

Output: Disable cursor


Input: [Code] ESCj [Meaning] Saves the current position of the cursor in memory, TOS 1.02 and later. [Name]

Output: Save cursor


Input: [Code] ESCk [Meaning] Return the cursor to the settings previously saved with j. [Name]

Output: Restore cursor


Input: [Code] ESCl [Meaning] Erase the entire line and position the cursor on the left. [Name]

Output: Clear line


Input: [Code] ESCo [Meaning] Clear current line from the left side to the cursor. [Name]

Output: Clear to start of line


Input: [Code] ESCp [Meaning] Switch on inverse video text. [Name]

Output: Reverse video


Input: [Code] ESCq [Meaning] Switch off inverse video text. [Name]

Output: Normal video


Input: [Code] ESCw [Meaning] Disable line wrap. [Name]

Output: Wrap off


Input: [Code] ESCv [Meaning] Enable line wrap, removing the need for CR/LF at line endings. [Name]

Output: Wrap on


Input: [Protocol or significance] From the time of notification of death until sunset on the day of the funeral or memorial service, but the flag is flown at full-mast on the day on which the accession of the new monarch is proclaimed [Occasion or date]

Output: The death of the sovereign

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Input: [Protocol or significance] From the time of notification of death until sunset on the day of the funeral or memorial service [Occasion or date]

Output: The death of a Governor General or Prime Minister who dies while in office

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Input: [Protocol or significance] From the time of notification of death until sunset on the day of the funeral or, if there is to be a memorial service, from the time of notification of death until sunset the following day and from sunrise to sunset on the day of the service [Occasion or date]

Output: The death of any member of the Royal Family, a former Governor General, the sitting Chief Justice of the Supreme Court, sitting Ministers of the Crown, or a former Prime Minister

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Input: [Protocol or significance] The flag could be flown at half-mast from a couple of days to weeks, depending on the ranking of the officer. [Occasion or date]

Output: The death of a police officer in the line of duty.

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Input: [Protocol or significance] Marking the Day of Mourning for People Killed or Injured in the Workplace (coinciding with World Day for Safety and Health at Work) [Occasion or date]

Output: April 28 of each year

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Input: [Protocol or significance] Marking the National Day of Remembrance for Victims of Terrorism [Occasion or date]

Output: June 23 of each year

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Input: [Protocol or significance] Marking Police Officer's National Memorial Day [Occasion or date]

Output: Last Sunday in September of each year

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Input: [Protocol or significance] Marking Remembrance Day [Occasion or date]

Output: November 11 of each year

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Input: [Protocol or significance] Marking the National Day of Remembrance and Action on Violence Against Women [Occasion or date]

Output: December 6 of each year

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Input: [Substance] MDMA [Mandelin] dark purple [Marquis] dark purple [Mecke] dark purple [Robadope's] no reaction [Simon's]

Output: blue

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Input: [Substance] MDEA [Mandelin] dark purple [Marquis] dark purple [Mecke] dark purple [Robadope's] no reaction [Simon's]

Output: blue

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Input: [Substance] MDA [Mandelin] dark purple [Marquis] dark purple [Mecke] dark purple [Robadope's] red [Simon's]

Output: no reaction

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Input: [Substance] Methylone[2] [Mandelin] yellow [Marquis] brown [Mecke] orange/brown [Robadope's] no reaction [Simon's]

Output: blue

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Input: [Substance] Methamphetamine [Mandelin] (dark) green [Marquis] orange/brown [Mecke] no reaction [Robadope's] no reaction [Simon's]

Output: blue

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Input: [Substance] Amphetamine [Mandelin] (dark) green [Marquis] orange/brown [Mecke] no reaction [Robadope's] red [Simon's]

Output: no reaction

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Input: [Substance] PMA [Mandelin] green to brown [Marquis] no reaction [Mecke] no reaction [Robadope's] red [Simon's]

Output: no reaction

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Input: [Substance] Ketamine [Mandelin] orange/brown [Marquis] no reaction [Mecke] no reaction [Robadope's] no reaction [Simon's]

Output: no reaction

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Input: [Substance] 2C-B[2] [Mandelin] no reaction [Marquis] green [Mecke] yellow/brown [Robadope's] red [Simon's]

Output: no reaction

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Input: [Substance] 2C-I[2] [Mandelin] no reaction [Marquis] yellow to green [Mecke] dark brown [Robadope's] red [Simon's]

Output: no reaction

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Input: [Substance] DXM [Mandelin] no reaction [Marquis] grey with smoke [Mecke] yellow [Robadope's] no reaction [Simon's]

Output: no reaction

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Input: [Substance] Opiates [Mandelin] no reaction [Marquis] pink/red/purple [Mecke] green [Robadope's] no reaction [Simon's]

Output: no reaction

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Input: [Substance] 2C-T-xx [Mandelin] no reaction [Marquis] no reaction [Mecke] yellow to purple [Robadope's] no reaction [Simon's]

Output: no reaction

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Input: [Substance] 4-MEC [Mandelin] unknown [Marquis] no reaction [Mecke] light green [Robadope's] unknown [Simon's]

Output: unknown

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Input: [ER structure] Entity type [English grammar structure]

Output: Common noun

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Input: [ER structure] Entity [English grammar structure]

Output: Proper noun

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Input: [ER structure] Relationship type [English grammar structure]

Output: Transitive verb

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Input: [ER structure] Attribute type [English grammar structure]

Output: Intransitive verb

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Input: [ER structure] Attribute for entity [English grammar structure]

Output: Adjective

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Input: [ER structure] Attribute for relationship [English grammar structure]

Output: Adverb

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Input: [Feature] B slices [QT] Yes [Nero] Yes [LEAD] Yes [x264] Yes [MainConcept] Yes [Elecard] Yes [TSE] Yes [ProCoder] Yes [Avivo] No [IPP] Yes [Elemental]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Feature] Multiple reference frames [QT] Yes [Nero] Yes [LEAD] Yes [x264] Yes [MainConcept] Yes [Elecard] Yes [TSE] Yes [ProCoder] Yes [Avivo] No [IPP] Yes [Elemental]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Feature] Interlaced coding (PicAFF, MBAFF) [QT] No [Nero] MBAFF [LEAD] MBAFF [x264] MBAFF [MainConcept] Yes [Elecard] Yes [TSE] No [ProCoder] Yes [Avivo] MBAFF [IPP] No [Elemental]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Feature] CABAC entropy coding [QT] Yes [Nero] Yes [LEAD] Yes [x264] Yes [MainConcept] Yes [Elecard] Yes [TSE] Yes [ProCoder] Yes [Avivo] No [IPP] Yes [Elemental]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Feature] 8×8 vs. 4×4 transform adaptivity [QT] No [Nero] Yes [LEAD] Yes [x264] Yes [MainConcept] Yes [Elecard] Yes [TSE] Yes [ProCoder] Yes [Avivo] No [IPP] Yes [Elemental]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Feature] Quantization scaling matrices [QT] No [Nero] No [LEAD] No [x264] Yes [MainConcept] Yes [Elecard] No [TSE] No [ProCoder] No [Avivo] No [IPP] No [Elemental]

Output: No

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Input: [Feature] Separate Cb and Cr QP control [QT] No [Nero] No [LEAD] No [x264] Yes [MainConcept] Yes [Elecard] Yes [TSE] No [ProCoder] No [Avivo] No [IPP] No [Elemental]

Output: No

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Input: [Feature] Extended chroma formats [QT] No [Nero] No [LEAD] No [x264] 4:2:2[51] 4:4:4[52] 4:2:0 [MainConcept] 4:2:2 [Elecard] 4:2:2 [TSE] 4:2:2 [ProCoder] No [Avivo] No [IPP] No [Elemental]

Output: 4:2:0 4:2:2

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Input: [Feature] Largest sample depth (bit) [QT] 8 [Nero] 8 [LEAD] 8 [x264] 10[53] [MainConcept] 10 [Elecard] 8 [TSE] 8 [ProCoder] 8 [Avivo] 8 [IPP] 12 [Elemental]

Output: 10

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Input: [Feature] Predictive lossless coding [QT] No [Nero] No [LEAD] No [x264] Yes[54] [MainConcept] No [Elecard] No [TSE] No [ProCoder] No [Avivo] No [IPP] No [Elemental]

Output: No

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Input: [Function] Power generation [Example]

Output: Hydroelectric power is a major source of electricity in the world. Many countries that have rivers with adequate water flow, that can be dammed for power generation purposes. For example, the Itaipu Dam on the Paraná River in South America generates 14 GW and supplied 93% of the energy consumed by Paraguay and 20% of that consumed by Brazil as of 2005.


Input: [Function] Water supply [Example]

Output: Many urban areas of the world are supplied with water abstracted from rivers pent up behind low dams or weirs. Examples include London – with water from the River Thames and Chester with water taken from the River Dee. Other major sources include deep upland reservoirs contained by high dams across deep valleys such as the Claerwen series of dams and reservoirs.


Input: [Function] Stabilize water flow / irrigation [Example]

Output: Dams are often used to control and stabilize water flow, often for agricultural purposes and irrigation.[52] Others such as the Berg Strait dam can help to stabilize or restore the water levels of inland lakes and seas, in this case the Aral Sea.[53]


Input: [Function] Flood prevention [Example]

Output: Dams such as the Blackwater Dam of Webster, New Hampshire and the Delta Works are created with flood control in mind.[54]


Input: [Function] Land reclamation [Example]

Output: Dams (often called dykes or levees in this context) are used to prevent ingress of water to an area that would otherwise be submerged, allowing its reclamation for human use.


Input: [Function] Water diversion [Example]

Output: A typically small dam used to divert water for irrigation, power generation, or other uses, with usually no other function. Occasionally, they are used to divert water to another drainage or reservoir to increase flow there and improve water use in that particular area. See: diversion dam.


Input: [Function] Navigation [Example]

Output: Dams create deep reservoirs and can also vary the flow of water downstream. This can in return affect upstream and downstream navigation by altering the river's depth. Deeper water increases or creates freedom of movement for water vessels. Large dams can serve this purpose but most often weirs and locks are used.


Input: [Function] Recreation and aquatic beauty [Example]

Output: Dams built for any of the above purposes may find themselves displaced by time of their original uses. Nevertheless the local community may have come to enjoy the reservoir for recreational and aesthetic reasons. Often the reservoir will be placid and surrounded by greenery, and convey to visitors a natural sense of rest and relaxation.


Input: [Symptoms] Itchy, watery eyes [URI] Rare (conjunctivitis may occur with adenovirus) [Influenza] Soreness behind eyes, sometimes conjunctivitis [Allergy]

Output: Common

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Input: [Symptoms] Nasal discharge [URI] Common [Influenza] Common [Allergy]

Output: Common

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Input: [Symptoms] Nasal congestion [URI] Common [Influenza] Sometimes [Allergy]

Output: Common

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Input: [Symptoms] Sneezing [URI] Very common [Influenza] Sometimes [Allergy]

Output: Very common

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Input: [Symptoms] Sore throat [URI] Very common [Influenza] Sometimes [Allergy]

Output: Sometimes (postnasal drip)

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Input: [Symptoms] Cough [URI] Common (mild to moderate, hacking) [Influenza] Common (dry cough, can be severe) [Allergy]

Output: Sometimes

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Input: [Symptoms] Headache [URI] Rare [Influenza] Common [Allergy]

Output: Uncommon

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Input: [Symptoms] Fever [URI] Rare in adults, possible in children [Influenza] Very common (100-102 °F (or higher in young children), lasting 3–4 days; may have chills) [Allergy]

Output: Never

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Input: [Symptoms] Malaise [URI] Sometimes [Influenza] Very common [Allergy]

Output: Sometimes

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Input: [Symptoms] Fatigue, weakness [URI] Sometimes [Influenza] Very common, can last for weeks, extreme exhaustion early in course [Allergy]

Output: Sometimes

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Input: [Symptoms] Muscle pain [URI] Slight [Influenza] Very common, often severe [Allergy]

Output: Never

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

Output: Active Object

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

Output: Balking

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

Output: Binding properties

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

Output: Block chain

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

Output: Double-checked locking

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

Output: Event-based asynchronous

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

Output: Guarded suspension

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

Output: Join

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

Output: Lock

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

Output: Messaging design pattern (MDP)

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

Output: Monitor object

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

Output: Reactor

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

Output: Read-write lock

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

Output: Scheduler

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

Output: Thread pool

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

Output: Thread-specific storage

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Input: [Name] Adapter or Wrapper or Translator [Description] Convert the interface of a class into another interface clients expect. An adapter lets classes work together that could not otherwise because of incompatible interfaces. The enterprise integration pattern equivalent is the translator. [In Code Complete[15]] Yes [Other] N/A [In Design Patterns]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Name] Bridge [Description] Decouple an abstraction from its implementation allowing the two to vary independently. [In Code Complete[15]] Yes [Other] N/A [In Design Patterns]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Name] Composite [Description] Compose objects into tree structures to represent part-whole hierarchies. Composite lets clients treat individual objects and compositions of objects uniformly. [In Code Complete[15]] Yes [Other] N/A [In Design Patterns]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Name] Decorator [Description] Attach additional responsibilities to an object dynamically keeping the same interface. Decorators provide a flexible alternative to subclassing for extending functionality. [In Code Complete[15]] Yes [Other] N/A [In Design Patterns]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Name] Facade [Description] Provide a unified interface to a set of interfaces in a subsystem. Facade defines a higher-level interface that makes the subsystem easier to use. [In Code Complete[15]] Yes [Other] N/A [In Design Patterns]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Name] Flyweight [Description] Use sharing to support large numbers of similar objects efficiently. [In Code Complete[15]] No [Other] N/A [In Design Patterns]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Name] Front Controller [Description] The pattern relates to the design of Web applications. It provides a centralized entry point for handling requests. [In Code Complete[15]] Yes [Other] N/A [In Design Patterns]

Output: No

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Input: [Name] Module [Description] Group several related elements, such as classes, singletons, methods, globally used, into a single conceptual entity. [In Code Complete[15]] No [Other] N/A [In Design Patterns]

Output: No

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Input: [Name] Proxy [Description] Provide a surrogate or placeholder for another object to control access to it. [In Code Complete[15]] No [Other] N/A [In Design Patterns]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Name] Twin [18] [Description] Twin allows modeling of multiple inheritance in programming languages that do not support this feature. [In Code Complete[15]] No [Other] N/A [In Design Patterns]

Output: No

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Input: [Code] ESCE [Name] Clear screen [Meaning]

Output: Clear screen and place cursor at top left corner. Essentially the same as ESCHJ


Input: [Code] ESCb# [Name] Foreground color [Meaning]

Output: Set text colour to the selected value


Input: [Code] ESCc# [Name] Background color [Meaning]

Output: Set background colour


Input: [Code] ESCd [Name] Clear to start of screen [Meaning]

Output: Clear screen from the bottom up to cursor.


Input: [Code] ESCe [Name] Enable cursor [Meaning]

Output: Makes the cursor visible on the screen.


Input: [Code] ESCf [Name] Disable cursor [Meaning]

Output: Makes the cursor invisible.


Input: [Code] ESCj [Name] Save cursor [Meaning]

Output: Saves the current position of the cursor in memory, TOS 1.02 and later.


Input: [Code] ESCk [Name] Restore cursor [Meaning]

Output: Return the cursor to the settings previously saved with j.


Input: [Code] ESCl [Name] Clear line [Meaning]

Output: Erase the entire line and position the cursor on the left.


Input: [Code] ESCo [Name] Clear to start of line [Meaning]

Output: Clear current line from the left side to the cursor.


Input: [Code] ESCp [Name] Reverse video [Meaning]

Output: Switch on inverse video text.


Input: [Code] ESCq [Name] Normal video [Meaning]

Output: Switch off inverse video text.


Input: [Code] ESCw [Name] Wrap off [Meaning]

Output: Disable line wrap.


Input: [Code] ESCv [Name] Wrap on [Meaning]

Output: Enable line wrap, removing the need for CR/LF at line endings.


Input: [Name] Kwon [Epithet] The Redeemer He Who Speaks the Holy Words of Power Supreme Master of Unarmed Combat [Order axis] Lawful [Moral axis] Good [Description]

Output: This is the god worshipped by the main character (Avenger) and his father. Places with strong representation of Kwon worship include the Island of Tranquil Dreams and Irsmuncast. A key focus of monks of Kwon is protecting the weak. The character Doré le Jeune laments that Kwon worshippers tolerate chaotics such as the followers of Béatan the Free. His martial monks, which include ninjas and mystics, do not cast spells but can call upon Inner Force to deal awesome blows and can travel the spirit plane during meditation. Kwon's servant is the Spirit Tiger. Kwon stands opposite Vile in the Garden of the Gods.

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Input: [Name] The Allmother [Epithet] Preserver of Life [Order axis] Neutral [Moral axis] Good? [Description]

Output: A nature goddess. Her main follower in the series is Glaivas, a Ranger Lord. She is looked upon favourably by the priests of Béatan the Free.

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Input: [Name] Anarchil [Epithet] Corrupter of the Family Bond Destroyer of Edifices [Order axis] Chaotic [Moral axis] Evil [Description]

Output: Insane chaos god with various murderous followers including Olvar the barbarian and Tyutchev the thief. No temples are mentioned.

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Input: [Name] Avatar [Epithet] The One Supreme Principle of Good [Order axis] Neutral [Moral axis] Good [Description]

Output: The white-robed priests of Avatar can use various spells, including healing. His symbol is the cross. Stands opposite Nemesis, Supreme Principle of Evil.

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Input: [Name] Béatan [Epithet] The Free [Order axis] Chaotic [Moral axis] Good [Description]

Output: Deity whose followers (who include priests and mages) believe that Good comes from freedom. Their symbol is a five-spoked half-wheel, the Wheel of Myriad Possibility, representing the many ways to do good. The character Eris worshipped Anarchil originally, and his conversion is referenced by Tyutchev during a confrontation.

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Input: [Name] Dama [Epithet] Shieldmaiden of the Gods [Order axis] Lawful [Moral axis] Neutral [Description]

Output: The order following this goddess are the Shieldmaidens of Dama, armed and armoured female defenders of law and order. In Irsmuncast, Led by Force Lady Gywnneth. Her symbol is the lozenge-shaped shield. Although they care nothing for Good or Evil per se, the Shieldmaidens ally with followers of Good to fight back when worshippers of Evil and Chaos run amok. They proudly police cities such as Irsmuncast, and patrol the lands of the Rift to keep them free of the Spawn that boil forth to trouble humanity.

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Input: [Name] Death [Epithet] The Reaper [Order axis] Neutral [Moral axis] Evil [Description]

Output: Followers practise child-sacrifice. Centres of his cult include the city of Mortavalon.

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Input: [Name] Eo [Epithet] Prince of Peace and Weal [Moral axis] Good [Description]

Output: Worshipped by the Samurai of the Island of Plenty.

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Input: [Name] Fate [Epithet] Keeper of the Balance, without which all things would perish [Order axis] Neutral [Moral axis] Neutral [Description]

Output: One of the two deities that introduce the world of Orb in Talisman of Death. She is "above other gods". In appearance she is hairless and eyeless, wearing a robe of shifting colours. Her symbol is the ten-spoked wheel. Her priests can see the future, and random events on Orb depend on whether Fate smiles or turns her back on an individual. Her disciples include the Tools of Fate, an élite band of heroes destined to do great deeds in her service. Centres of her worship include Fiendil and the Spires of Foreshadowing, where she has great cathedrals. Avenger remarks that the worship of her is "pointless".

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Input: [Name] Fell-Kyrinla [Epithet] The Man-Hater [Moral axis] Evil [Description]

Output: A malevolent war-goddess worshipped by misandric women warriors of Horngroth and Greyguilds-on-the-Moor.

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Input: [Name] Gauss [Epithet] Enchanter of Arms Patron of Sages [Order axis] Lawful? [Moral axis] Good? [Description]

Output: Warrior-sage deity, whose symbol is an unfurled scroll. A centre of his worship is the city of Greyguilds-on-the-Moor.

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Input: [Name] Hermetis [Epithet] The Delinquent [Description]

Output: God of thieves, cut-throats, and vagabonds.

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Input: [Name] Ilexkuneion [Order axis] Neutral [Moral axis] Neutral [Description]

Output: God of animals and plants. His druidic followers are men who dress in greens and browns, with sprigs of oak in their hair. A centre of his worship is the city of Serakub.

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Input: [Name] Illustra [Epithet] Goddess of Life [Moral axis] Good [Description]

Output: Consort to Avatar. The green-robed priests and priestesses of Illustra have healing spells, and may wear armour. Her symbol is the white cross of Avatar on a green background.

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Input: [Name] Innoka [Epithet] Innocent friend to all [Description]

Output: A deity that Avenger once considers pretending to be a worshipper of.

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Input: [Name] Moraine [Epithet] God of Empire [Description]

Output: A martial god worshipped for conquest and political prosperity. The wolfen of the city of Greydawn worship him.

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Input: [Name] Nemesis [Epithet] Supreme Principle of Evil Lord of the Cleansing Flame He Who Would Return All to the Darkness [Order axis] Neutral [Moral axis] Evil [Description]

Output: A god depicted as a hawk-headed man; his religious symbol is a black whirlpool. His priesthood are able to cast various spells, and practise child-sacrifice. His followers also include mages and the weapon-wielding ninjas of the order of the Scorpion. The most powerful of the Evil gods. His main reverencer in the series is Manse the Deathmage. His cult takes over Irsmuncast under the Usurper.

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Input: [Name] Nil [Epithet] Mouth of the Void [Order axis] Chaotic? [Moral axis] Evil [Description]

Output: A malevolent deity dwelling in the Void outside of existence. Is known for creating monstrous creatures which are known as Sons of Nil, which are the source of the most virulent poison on Orb (the Blood of Nil).

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Input: [Name] Nullaq [Epithet] The Supreme Queen of Malice The Supreme Queen who rules in Malicious Envy The Supreme Queen whose Touch is Poison [Moral axis] Evil [Description]

Output: Evil arachnid goddess worshipped by Dark Elves and humans who practise blood sacrifice. Her symbol is the green and purple spider. Similar to the Advanced Dungeons and Dragons deity Lolth.

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Input: [Name] Rocheval [Epithet] Prince of Knights Errant Keeper of the Holy of Holies [Order axis] Lawful [Moral axis] Good [Description]

Output: God of paladins. Formerly a mortal fighter, elevated by Eo for his campaigning in the Abyss. Prioritises Law at least as much as Good, frowning upon chaotics such as the followers of Béatan. His main follower in the series is Doré le Jeune. A centre of his worship is the isle of Dragonhold.

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Input: [Name] Tanajla [Description]

Output: Elf goddess.

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Input: [Name] Time [Epithet] Snowfather The Youngest Son [Order axis] Neutral [Moral axis] Neutral [Description]

Output: One of the two deities that introduce the world of Orb in Talisman of Death. Described as the most powerful of the gods. In appearance, he shifts between infantile and ancient. His priests, who adopt guises representing youth or age, can stop time it from passing or make it repeat.

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Input: [Name] Torremalku [Epithet] The Slayer Swift-sure Bringer Of Death to Beggar and King [Moral axis] Evil [Description]

Output: God of murder worshipped by assassins. His statues are four-armed, holding an envenomed dagger, cup of poison, magical crossbow and box of curses. His main reverencer in the series is Mandrake, master of disguise.

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Input: [Name] Vasch-Ro [Epithet] The Wargod He Who Sows for the Reaper God of Mortal Combat [Order axis] Lawful [Moral axis] Evil [Description]

Output: No priesthood is mentioned. Instead, Vasch-Ro enjoys the obedience of armies of men with swords that have the ability to spread fear around them in battle. Centres of his worship include the city of Doomover, with its cathedral and legion. His symbol is the Sword of Doom, a longsword suspended by a silver thread on a black background. His main reverencer in the series is Honoric, Marshall of the Legion of the Sword of Doom. Vasch-Ro stands opposite Dama, Shieldmaiden of the Gods.

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Input: [Name] Vile [Epithet] Insuperable Master of Unarmed Combat Speaker of Unholy Words [Order axis] Lawful [Moral axis] Evil [Description]

Output: Kwon's twisted brother, worshipped by the monks of the Scarlet Mantis order. Helps the powerful to subdue the weak, and wicked men to rule fools. A symbol of Vile is the cross of Avatar, but inverted and with a serpent entwined around it. His monks have the Scarlet Mantis tattooed on their foreheads. His main reverencer in the series is Yaemon, Grandmaster of Flame.

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Input: [Name] ? [Description]

Output: In Serakub there are priestesses of a deity whose symbol is a crescent moon.

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Input: [Substance] MDMA [Mandelin] dark purple [Mecke] dark purple [Simon's] blue [Robadope's] no reaction [Marquis]

Output: dark purple

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Input: [Substance] MDEA [Mandelin] dark purple [Mecke] dark purple [Simon's] blue [Robadope's] no reaction [Marquis]

Output: dark purple

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Input: [Substance] MDA [Mandelin] dark purple [Mecke] dark purple [Simon's] no reaction [Robadope's] red [Marquis]

Output: dark purple

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Input: [Substance] Methylone[2] [Mandelin] yellow [Mecke] orange/brown [Simon's] blue [Robadope's] no reaction [Marquis]

Output: brown

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Input: [Substance] Methamphetamine [Mandelin] (dark) green [Mecke] no reaction [Simon's] blue [Robadope's] no reaction [Marquis]

Output: orange/brown

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Input: [Substance] Amphetamine [Mandelin] (dark) green [Mecke] no reaction [Simon's] no reaction [Robadope's] red [Marquis]

Output: orange/brown

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Input: [Substance] PMA [Mandelin] green to brown [Mecke] no reaction [Simon's] no reaction [Robadope's] red [Marquis]

Output: no reaction

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Input: [Substance] Ketamine [Mandelin] orange/brown [Mecke] no reaction [Simon's] no reaction [Robadope's] no reaction [Marquis]

Output: no reaction

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Input: [Substance] 2C-B[2] [Mandelin] no reaction [Mecke] yellow/brown [Simon's] no reaction [Robadope's] red [Marquis]

Output: green

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Input: [Substance] 2C-I[2] [Mandelin] no reaction [Mecke] dark brown [Simon's] no reaction [Robadope's] red [Marquis]

Output: yellow to green

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Input: [Substance] DXM [Mandelin] no reaction [Mecke] yellow [Simon's] no reaction [Robadope's] no reaction [Marquis]

Output: grey with smoke

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Input: [Substance] Opiates [Mandelin] no reaction [Mecke] green [Simon's] no reaction [Robadope's] no reaction [Marquis]

Output: pink/red/purple

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Input: [Substance] 2C-T-xx [Mandelin] no reaction [Mecke] yellow to purple [Simon's] no reaction [Robadope's] no reaction [Marquis]

Output: no reaction

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Input: [Substance] 4-MEC [Mandelin] unknown [Mecke] light green [Simon's] unknown [Robadope's] unknown [Marquis]

Output: no reaction

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Input: [Name] EOF [Notes]

Output: A negative integer of type int used to indicate end-of-file conditions

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Input: [Name] BUFSIZ [Notes]

Output: An integer which is the size of the buffer used by the setbuf() function

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Input: [Name] FILENAME_MAX [Notes]

Output: The size of a char array which is large enough to store the name of any file that can be opened

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Input: [Name] FOPEN_MAX [Notes]

Output: The number of files that may be open simultaneously; will be at least eight

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Input: [Name] _IOFBF [Notes]

Output: An abbreviation for "input/output fully buffered"; it is an integer which may be passed to the setvbuf() function to request block buffered input and output for an open stream

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Input: [Name] _IOLBF [Notes]

Output: An abbreviation for "input/output line buffered"; it is an integer which may be passed to the setvbuf() function to request line buffered input and output for an open stream

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Input: [Name] _IONBF [Notes]

Output: An abbreviation for "input/output not buffered"; it is an integer which may be passed to the setvbuf() function to request unbuffered input and output for an open stream

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Input: [Name] L_tmpnam [Notes]

Output: The size of a char array which is large enough to store a temporary filename generated by the tmpnam() function

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Input: [Name] NULL [Notes]

Output: A macro expanding to the null pointer constant; that is, a constant representing a pointer value which is guaranteed not to be a valid address of an object in memory

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Input: [Name] SEEK_CUR [Notes]

Output: An integer which may be passed to the fseek() function to request positioning relative to the current file position

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Input: [Name] SEEK_END [Notes]

Output: An integer which may be passed to the fseek() function to request positioning relative to the end of the file

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Input: [Name] SEEK_SET [Notes]

Output: An integer which may be passed to the fseek() function to request positioning relative to the beginning of the file

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Input: [Name] TMP_MAX [Notes]

Output: The maximum number of unique filenames generable by the tmpnam() function; will be at least 25

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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Input: [Ancillary Prefix] / [Usage] VE7xxx/7 [notes:]

Output: denotes operator in his/her own call area operating away from primary location

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Input: [Ancillary Prefix] /P [Usage] VE7xxx/P [notes:]

Output: denotes operator in his/her own call area or country operating away from primary location

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Input: [Ancillary Prefix] / [Usage] VE7xxx/6, VE7xxx/VE6 [notes:]

Output: operator in another call area operating away from primary location, but within national boundary

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Input: [Ancillary Prefix] / [Usage] VE7xxx/W7 [notes:]

Output: operator in another call area operating away from primary location, but outside of national boundary

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Input: [Ancillary Prefix] / [Usage] F/G3xxx [notes:]

Output: operator in another country than that of the primary location

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Input: [Ancillary Prefix] /M [Usage] VE7xxx/M [notes:]

Output: operator in a mobile setting (e.g. moving, or aboard a land vehicle)

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Input: [Ancillary Prefix] /MM [Usage] VE7xxx/MM [notes:]

Output: operator in marine mobile setting

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Input: [Ancillary Prefix] /AM [Usage] VE7xxx/AM [notes:]

Output: operator in aeronautical mobile setting

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Input: [Ancillary Prefix] /A [Usage] UR1xxx/A [notes:]

Output: operator at a secondary location registered with the licensing authorities

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Input: [Category] Best Video/Video of the Year [2006] Yes [2007] Yes [2008] Yes [2009] Yes [2005]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Category] Best Aussie [2006] No [2007] No [2008] Yes [2009] Yes [2005]

Output: No

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Input: [Category] Best Kiwi [2006] No [2007] No [2008] Yes [2009] Yes [2005]

Output: No

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Input: [Category] Breakthrough [2006] Yes [2007] Yes [2008] Yes [2009] Yes [2005]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Category] Best Collaboration/Best Hook-Up [2006] No [2007] Yes [2008] No [2009] Yes [2005]

Output: No

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Input: [Category] Best Rock Video [2006] Yes [2007] Yes [2008] No [2009] Yes [2005]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Category] Best Dance Video [2006] Yes [2007] Yes [2008] No [2009] Yes [2005]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Category] Best Moves [2006] No [2007] No [2008] No [2009] Yes [2005]

Output: No

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Input: [Category] Free Your Mind [2006] Yes [2007] Yes [2008] Yes [2009] Yes [2005]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Category] International Music Artist of the Year [2006] No [2007] No [2008] Yes [2009] No [2005]

Output: No

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Input: [Category] Video Vanguard Award [2006] No [2007] Yes [2008] No [2009] No [2005]

Output: No

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Input: [Category] Download of the Year [2006] No [2007] Yes [2008] No [2009] No [2005]

Output: No

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Input: [Category] Album of the Year [2006] Yes [2007] Yes [2008] No [2009] No [2005]

Output: No

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Input: [Category] Song of the Year [2006] Yes [2007] No [2008] No [2009] No [2005]

Output: No

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Input: [Category] Best Hip-Hop Video [2006] Yes [2007] Yes [2008] No [2009] No [2005]

Output: No

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Input: [Category] Best R&B Video [2006] Yes [2007] No [2008] No [2009] No [2005]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Category] Best Pop Video [2006] Yes [2007] Yes [2008] No [2009] No [2005]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Category] Best Male Artist [2006] Yes [2007] Yes [2008] No [2009] No [2005]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Category] Best Female Artist [2006] Yes [2007] Yes [2008] No [2009] No [2005]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Category] Best Group [2006] Yes [2007] Yes [2008] No [2009] No [2005]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Category] Best Dressed Video [2006] No [2007] No [2008] No [2009] No [2005]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Category] Sexiest Video [2006] No [2007] Yes [2008] No [2009] No [2005]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Category] Movie Star Award [2006] No [2007] No [2008] Yes [2009] No [2005]

Output: No

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Input: [Category] Sport's Award [2006] No [2007] No [2008] Yes [2009] No [2005]

Output: No

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Input: [Category] Supernova Award [2006] No [2007] No [2008] No [2009] No [2005]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Category] VH1 Music First Award [2006] No [2007] No [2008] No [2009] No [2005]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Category] Viewer's Choice (Australia & New Zealand) [2006] Yes [2007] Yes [2008] No [2009] No [2005]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Category] Television Moment Award [2006] No [2007] No [2008] Yes [2009] No [2005]

Output: No

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Input: [Category] Good Karma Award [2006] No [2007] No [2008] Yes [2009] No [2005]

Output: No

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Input: [Category] Bad Karma Award [2006] No [2007] No [2008] Yes [2009] No [2005]

Output: No

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Input: [Category] Live Performer Award [2006] No [2007] No [2008] Yes [2009] No [2005]

Output: No

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Input: [Category] Remake Award [2006] No [2007] No [2008] Yes [2009] No [2005]

Output: No

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Input: [Category] Spankin' New Aussie Artist Award [2006] Yes [2007] No [2008] No [2009] No [2005]

Output: No

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Input: [0] 1914 [Agents] Chlorine Chloropicrin Phosgene Mustard gas [Protection] Gas masks, urinated-on gauze [Detection] Smell [Dissemination]

Output: Wind dispersal

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Input: [0] 1918 [Agents] Lewisite [Protection] Gas mask Rosin oil clothing [Detection] smell of geraniums [Dissemination]

Output: Chemical shells

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Input: [0] 1920s [Protection] CC-2 clothing [Dissemination]

Output: Projectiles w/ central bursters

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Input: [0] 1930s [Agents] G-series nerve agents [Detection] Blister agent detectors Color change paper [Dissemination]

Output: Aircraft bombs

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Input: [0] 1940s [Protection] Protective ointment (mustard) Collective protection Gas mask w/ Whetlerite [Dissemination]

Output: Missile warheads Spray tanks

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Input: [0] 1960s [Agents] V-series nerve agents [Protection] Gas mask w/ water supply [Detection] Nerve gas alarm [Dissemination]

Output: Aerodynamic

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Input: [0] 1980s [Protection] Improved gas masks (protection, fit, comfort) [Detection] Laser detection [Dissemination]

Output: Binary munitions

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

Output: Unaffected

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

Output: Prolonged

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

Output: Prolonged

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

Output: Unaffected

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

Output: Prolonged

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

Output: Prolonged

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

Output: Unaffected

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

Output: Prolonged

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

Output: Prolonged

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

Output: Prolonged

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

Output: Unaffected

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

Output: Unaffected

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

Output: Prolonged

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

Output: Prolonged

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

Output: Unaffected

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

Output: Unaffected

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Input: [BitTorrent client] ABC [Cache [Note 17]] No [Web seeding [Note 18]] Yes [Broad-catching (RSS)] No [Prioritization] Yes [Selective downloads] No [Sequential downloading] No [SOCKS] No [Tracker exchange [70]] No [Remote control via web] Yes [Auto updates] No [Reviews and Comments] No [Search engine]

Output: Separate download

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Input: [BitTorrent client] Acquisition [Cache [Note 17]] No [Web seeding [Note 18]] No [Broad-catching (RSS)] No [Prioritization] No [Selective downloads] No [Sequential downloading] No [SOCKS] No [Tracker exchange [70]] No [Remote control via web] No [Auto updates] No [Reviews and Comments] No [Notes] 3 torrents max, infinity when registered [Search engine]

Output: No

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Input: [BitTorrent client] BitComet [Cache [Note 17]] Yes [Web seeding [Note 18]] Yes[71] [Broad-catching (RSS)] Beta [Prioritization] Yes [Selective downloads] Yes [Sequential downloading] Yes[Note 19] [SOCKS] Yes [Tracker exchange [70]] No [Remote control via web] Yes [Auto updates] Yes [Reviews and Comments] No [Notes] Portable version available [Search engine]

Output: Built-in Web browser

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Input: [BitTorrent client] BitLet [Cache [Note 17]] No [Web seeding [Note 18]] No [Broad-catching (RSS)] No [Prioritization] No [Selective downloads] No [Sequential downloading] No [SOCKS] No [Tracker exchange [70]] No [Remote control via web] No [Auto updates] Yes [Reviews and Comments] No [Search engine]

Output: No

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Input: [BitTorrent client] BitLord [Cache [Note 17]] Yes [Web seeding [Note 18]] No [Broad-catching (RSS)] Yes [Prioritization] Yes [Selective downloads] Yes [Sequential downloading] No [SOCKS] Yes [Tracker exchange [70]] No [Remote control via web] No [Auto updates] Yes [Reviews and Comments] No [Search engine]

Output: Built-in Web browser

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Input: [BitTorrent client] BitTornado [Cache [Note 17]] Yes [Web seeding [Note 18]] Yes [Broad-catching (RSS)] No [Prioritization] Yes [Selective downloads] Yes [Sequential downloading] No [SOCKS] No [Tracker exchange [70]] No [Remote control via web] No [Auto updates] via PMS [Reviews and Comments] No [Search engine]

Output: No

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Input: [BitTorrent client] BitTorrent 5, Mainline [Cache [Note 17]] No [Web seeding [Note 18]] Yes [Broad-catching (RSS)] No [Prioritization] Yes [Selective downloads] Yes [Sequential downloading] No [SOCKS] No [Tracker exchange [70]] No [Remote control via web] No [Auto updates] Yes [Reviews and Comments] No [Search engine]

Output: Yes

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Input: [BitTorrent client] BitTorrent 6 [Cache [Note 17]] Yes [Web seeding [Note 18]] Yes [Broad-catching (RSS)] Yes [Prioritization] Yes [Selective downloads] Yes [Sequential downloading] Yes [SOCKS] Yes [Tracker exchange [70]] No [Remote control via web] Yes [Auto updates] Yes [Reviews and Comments] Yes [Search engine]

Output: Yes

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Input: [BitTorrent client] BitTyrant [Cache [Note 17]] Yes [Web seeding [Note 18]] Yes[72] [Broad-catching (RSS)] Plugin [Prioritization] Yes [Selective downloads] Yes [Sequential downloading] No [SOCKS] Yes [Tracker exchange [70]] No [Remote control via web] Plugin[Note 20] [Auto updates] Yes [Reviews and Comments] No [Notes] Upload priority optimized according to a series of research papers [Search engine]

Output: 3rd party plugins

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Input: [BitTorrent client] Blog Torrent [Cache [Note 17]] No [Web seeding [Note 18]] No [Broad-catching (RSS)] No [Prioritization] No [Selective downloads] No [Sequential downloading] No [SOCKS] No [Tracker exchange [70]] No [Remote control via web] No [Auto updates] No [Reviews and Comments] No [Search engine]

Output: No

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Input: [BitTorrent client] Deluge [Cache [Note 17]] Yes [Web seeding [Note 18]] No [Broad-catching (RSS)] Plugin [Prioritization] Yes [Selective downloads] Yes [Sequential downloading] No [SOCKS] Yes [Tracker exchange [70]] No [Remote control via web] Yes [Auto updates] via PMS [Reviews and Comments] No [Search engine]

Output: No

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Input: [BitTorrent client] FlashGet [Cache [Note 17]] No [Web seeding [Note 18]] No [Broad-catching (RSS)] No [Prioritization] No [Selective downloads] No [Sequential downloading] No [SOCKS] No [Tracker exchange [70]] No [Remote control via web] No [Auto updates] No [Reviews and Comments] No [Notes] FlashGet (standalone application) is not FlashGot (Firefox Addon) [Search engine]

Output: No

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Input: [BitTorrent client] Free Download Manager [Cache [Note 17]] No [Web seeding [Note 18]] No [Broad-catching (RSS)] No [Prioritization] Yes [Selective downloads] Yes [Sequential downloading] No [SOCKS] No [Tracker exchange [70]] No [Remote control via web] Yes [Auto updates] Optional [Reviews and Comments] No [Search engine]

Output: No

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Input: [BitTorrent client] KTorrent [Cache [Note 17]] Yes [Web seeding [Note 18]] Yes [Broad-catching (RSS)] Yes [Prioritization] Yes [Selective downloads] Yes [Sequential downloading] Yes [SOCKS] Yes [Tracker exchange [70]] No [Remote control via web] Yes [Auto updates] via PMS [Reviews and Comments] No [Search engine]

Output: Built-in Web browser

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Input: [BitTorrent client] LimeWire [Cache [Note 17]] Yes [Web seeding [Note 18]] Yes [Broad-catching (RSS)] No [Prioritization] Yes [Selective downloads] Yes [Sequential downloading] No [SOCKS] Yes [Tracker exchange [70]] No [Remote control via web] No [Auto updates] Yes [Reviews and Comments] No [Search engine]

Output: No

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Input: [BitTorrent client] Meerkat Bittorrent Client [Cache [Note 17]] Yes [Web seeding [Note 18]] No [Broad-catching (RSS)] No [Prioritization] No [Selective downloads] No [Sequential downloading] No [SOCKS] No [Tracker exchange [70]] No [Remote control via web] No [Auto updates] No [Reviews and Comments] No [Search engine]

Output: No

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Input: [BitTorrent client] MLDonkey [Cache [Note 17]] Yes [Web seeding [Note 18]] No [Broad-catching (RSS)] 3rd party bash script [Prioritization] Yes [Selective downloads] No [Sequential downloading] No [SOCKS] No[73] [Tracker exchange [70]] No [Remote control via web] Yes [Auto updates] via PMS [Reviews and Comments] No [Search engine]

Output: Built-in Web browser

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Input: [BitTorrent client] µTorrent [Cache [Note 17]] Yes [Web seeding [Note 18]] Yes[74] [Broad-catching (RSS)] Yes[75] [Prioritization] Yes[76] [Selective downloads] Yes [Sequential downloading] Yes[Note 21] [SOCKS] Yes [Tracker exchange [70]] No [Remote control via web] Yes [Auto updates] Yes [Reviews and Comments] Yes [Search engine]

Output: Yes

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Input: [BitTorrent client] OneSwarm [Cache [Note 17]] Yes [Web seeding [Note 18]] Yes [Broad-catching (RSS)] No [Prioritization] Yes [Selective downloads] Yes [Sequential downloading] No [SOCKS] Yes [Tracker exchange [70]] No [Remote control via web] No [Auto updates] Yes [Reviews and Comments] No [Notes] has all BitTyrant features [Search engine]

Output: No

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Input: [BitTorrent client] Opera 12 [Cache [Note 17]] No [Web seeding [Note 18]] No [Broad-catching (RSS)] Yes[Note 22] [Prioritization] No [Selective downloads] No [Sequential downloading] No [SOCKS] No [Tracker exchange [70]] No [Remote control via web] No [Auto updates] Windows and Mac OS X only; via PMS on Linux [Reviews and Comments] No [Notes] Web browser [Search engine]

Output: built-into Web browser

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Input: [BitTorrent client] qBittorrent [Cache [Note 17]] Yes [Web seeding [Note 18]] Yes [Broad-catching (RSS)] Yes [Prioritization] Yes [Selective downloads] Yes [Sequential downloading] Yes [SOCKS] Yes [Tracker exchange [70]] Yes [Remote control via web] Yes [Auto updates] via PMS [Reviews and Comments] No [Search engine]

Output: Yes

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Input: [BitTorrent client] rTorrent [Cache [Note 17]] Partial [Web seeding [Note 18]] No [Broad-catching (RSS)] 3rd party utility [77] [Prioritization] Yes [Selective downloads] Yes [Sequential downloading] No [SOCKS] No [Tracker exchange [70]] No [Remote control via web] Yes [Auto updates] via PMS [Reviews and Comments] No [Notes] No built-in disk cache but a delayed sync [Search engine]

Output: No

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Input: [BitTorrent client] Shareaza [Cache [Note 17]] Yes [Web seeding [Note 18]] Yes [Broad-catching (RSS)] No [Prioritization] Yes [Selective downloads] Yes[Note 23] [Sequential downloading] in mod client [SOCKS] No [Tracker exchange [70]] Yes [Note 24][78][Note 25] [Remote control via web] Yes [Auto updates] Yes [Reviews and Comments] No [Notes] [Note 26] [Search engine]

Output: Yes

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Input: [BitTorrent client] SymTorrent [Cache [Note 17]] No [Web seeding [Note 18]] No [Broad-catching (RSS)] No [Prioritization] No [Selective downloads] No [Sequential downloading] No [SOCKS] No [Tracker exchange [70]] No [Remote control via web] No [Auto updates] No [Reviews and Comments] No [Notes] BitTorrent client for cell phones [Search engine]

Output: No

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Input: [BitTorrent client] Tixati [Cache [Note 17]] Yes [Web seeding [Note 18]] Yes [Broad-catching (RSS)] Yes [Prioritization] Yes [Selective downloads] Yes [Sequential downloading] Yes [SOCKS] Yes [Tracker exchange [70]] Yes [Remote control via web] Yes [Auto updates] Yes [Reviews and Comments] No [Notes] lightweight client, Portable version available [Search engine]

Output: No

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Input: [BitTorrent client] Tomato Torrent [Cache [Note 17]] No [Web seeding [Note 18]] No [Broad-catching (RSS)] No [Prioritization] No [Selective downloads] No [Sequential downloading] No [SOCKS] No [Tracker exchange [70]] No [Remote control via web] No [Auto updates] No [Reviews and Comments] No [Notes] supports AppleScript [Search engine]

Output: No

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Input: [BitTorrent client] Tonido [Cache [Note 17]] No [Web seeding [Note 18]] No [Broad-catching (RSS)] No [Prioritization] Yes [Selective downloads] Yes [Sequential downloading] No [SOCKS] No [Tracker exchange [70]] No [Remote control via web] Yes [Auto updates] Yes [Reviews and Comments] No [Search engine]

Output: No

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Input: [BitTorrent client] TorrentFlux [Cache [Note 17]] Yes [Web seeding [Note 18]] Yes [Broad-catching (RSS)] Yes [Prioritization] Yes [Selective downloads] Yes [Sequential downloading] No [SOCKS] No [Tracker exchange [70]] No [Remote control via web] Yes [Auto updates] No [Reviews and Comments] No [Search engine]

Output: Yes

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Input: [BitTorrent client] Transmission [Cache [Note 17]] Yes [Web seeding [Note 18]] Yes [Broad-catching (RSS)] No [Prioritization] Yes [Selective downloads] Yes [Sequential downloading] No [SOCKS] No [Tracker exchange [70]] No [Remote control via web] Yes [Auto updates] Yes [Reviews and Comments] No [Search engine]

Output: No

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Input: [BitTorrent client] Tribler [Cache [Note 17]] Yes [Web seeding [Note 18]] Yes [Broad-catching (RSS)] Yes [Prioritization] Yes [Selective downloads] Yes [Sequential downloading] No [SOCKS] No [Tracker exchange [70]] No [Remote control via web] Partial [Auto updates] Yes [Reviews and Comments] No [Notes] Fully distributed keyword search; integrated anti-spam measures[79] [Search engine]

Output: Yes

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Input: [BitTorrent client] Vuze (formerly Azureus) [Cache [Note 17]] Yes [Web seeding [Note 18]] Yes[72] [Broad-catching (RSS)] Yes [Prioritization] Yes [Selective downloads] Yes [Sequential downloading] in paid version [80] [SOCKS] Yes [Tracker exchange [70]] No [Remote control via web] Plugin[Note 20] [Auto updates] Yes [Reviews and Comments] Yes[81] [Search engine]

Output: Yes

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Input: [BitTorrent client] BitTorrent client [Cache [Note 17]] Cache [Web seeding [Note 18]] Web seeding [Broad-catching (RSS)] Broad-catching (RSS) [Prioritization] Prioritization [Selective downloads] Selective downloads [Sequential downloading] Sequential downloading [SOCKS] SOCKS [Tracker exchange [70]] Tracker exchange [Remote control via web] Remote control via web [Auto updates] Auto updates [Reviews and Comments] Reviews and Comments [Notes] Notes [Search engine]

Output: Search engine

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Input: [Name] Adapter or Wrapper or Translator [Description] Convert the interface of a class into another interface clients expect. An adapter lets classes work together that could not otherwise because of incompatible interfaces. The enterprise integration pattern equivalent is the translator. [In Design Patterns] Yes [Other] N/A [In Code Complete[15]]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Name] Bridge [Description] Decouple an abstraction from its implementation allowing the two to vary independently. [In Design Patterns] Yes [Other] N/A [In Code Complete[15]]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Name] Composite [Description] Compose objects into tree structures to represent part-whole hierarchies. Composite lets clients treat individual objects and compositions of objects uniformly. [In Design Patterns] Yes [Other] N/A [In Code Complete[15]]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Name] Decorator [Description] Attach additional responsibilities to an object dynamically keeping the same interface. Decorators provide a flexible alternative to subclassing for extending functionality. [In Design Patterns] Yes [Other] N/A [In Code Complete[15]]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Name] Facade [Description] Provide a unified interface to a set of interfaces in a subsystem. Facade defines a higher-level interface that makes the subsystem easier to use. [In Design Patterns] Yes [Other] N/A [In Code Complete[15]]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Name] Flyweight [Description] Use sharing to support large numbers of similar objects efficiently. [In Design Patterns] Yes [Other] N/A [In Code Complete[15]]

Output: No

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Input: [Name] Front Controller [Description] The pattern relates to the design of Web applications. It provides a centralized entry point for handling requests. [In Design Patterns] No [Other] N/A [In Code Complete[15]]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Name] Module [Description] Group several related elements, such as classes, singletons, methods, globally used, into a single conceptual entity. [In Design Patterns] No [Other] N/A [In Code Complete[15]]

Output: No

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Input: [Name] Proxy [Description] Provide a surrogate or placeholder for another object to control access to it. [In Design Patterns] Yes [Other] N/A [In Code Complete[15]]

Output: No

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Input: [Name] Twin [18] [Description] Twin allows modeling of multiple inheritance in programming languages that do not support this feature. [In Design Patterns] No [Other] N/A [In Code Complete[15]]

Output: No

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Input: [PSI] 0–50 [General Health Effects] None [Descriptor]

Output: Good

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Input: [PSI] 51–100 [General Health Effects] Few or none for the general population [Descriptor]

Output: Moderate

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Input: [PSI] 101–150 [General Health Effects] Members of sensitive groups may experience health effects. The general public is not likely to be affected. [Descriptor]

Output: Unhealthy for sensitive groups

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Input: [PSI] 151–200 [General Health Effects] Everyone may begin to experience health effects; members of sensitive groups may experience more serious health effects. To stay indoors. [Descriptor]

Output: Unhealthy

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Input: [PSI] 201-300 [General Health Effects] Health warnings of emergency conditions. The entire population is more likely to be affected. [Descriptor]

Output: Very unhealthy

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Input: [PSI] 301+ [General Health Effects] Health alert: everyone may experience more serious health effects [Descriptor]

Output: Hazardous

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Input: [English grammar structure] Common noun [ER structure]

Output: Entity type

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Input: [English grammar structure] Proper noun [ER structure]

Output: Entity

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Input: [English grammar structure] Transitive verb [ER structure]

Output: Relationship type

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Input: [English grammar structure] Intransitive verb [ER structure]

Output: Attribute type

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Input: [English grammar structure] Adjective [ER structure]

Output: Attribute for entity

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Input: [English grammar structure] Adverb [ER structure]

Output: Attribute for relationship

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Input: [Cost] Formulation [Description] Time and effort increase as utterances are created and revised and as utterances become more complicated. [Paid by]

Output: Speaker

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Input: [Cost] Production [Description] Effort invested in producing a message varies depending on the medium of communication. [Paid by]

Output: Speaker

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Input: [Cost] Reception [Description] Listening is generally easier than reading. [Paid by]

Output: Addressee

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Input: [Cost] Understanding [Description] Costs are higher the more often that the addressee has to formulate the appropriate context of the conversation. [Paid by]

Output: Addressee

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Input: [Cost] Start-up [Description] The cost of starting up a new discourse. Attention needs to be commanded, the message formulated, and the message needs to be received. [Paid by]

Output: Both

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Input: [Cost] Delay [Description] The cost of delaying an utterance in order to more carefully plan, revise and execute the communication. [Paid by]

Output: Both

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Input: [Cost] Asynchrony [Description] The cost associated with the work required to cue one participant to stop and another to start. [Paid by]

Output: Both

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Input: [Cost] Speaker change [Description] The cost associated with the work required to cue one participant to stop and another to start. [Paid by]

Output: Both

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Input: [Cost] Display [Description] The cost associated with displaying non-verbal cues. [Paid by]

Output: Both

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Input: [Cost] Fault [Description] The cost associated with producing a mistaken message. [Paid by]

Output: Both

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Input: [Cost] Repair [Description] The cost to repair the message and send the correct one. [Paid by]

Output: Both

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Input: [Substance] MDMA [Mandelin] dark purple [Marquis] dark purple [Mecke] dark purple [Simon's] blue [Robadope's]

Output: no reaction

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Input: [Substance] MDEA [Mandelin] dark purple [Marquis] dark purple [Mecke] dark purple [Simon's] blue [Robadope's]

Output: no reaction

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Input: [Substance] MDA [Mandelin] dark purple [Marquis] dark purple [Mecke] dark purple [Simon's] no reaction [Robadope's]

Output: red

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Input: [Substance] Methylone[2] [Mandelin] yellow [Marquis] brown [Mecke] orange/brown [Simon's] blue [Robadope's]

Output: no reaction

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Input: [Substance] Methamphetamine [Mandelin] (dark) green [Marquis] orange/brown [Mecke] no reaction [Simon's] blue [Robadope's]

Output: no reaction

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Input: [Substance] Amphetamine [Mandelin] (dark) green [Marquis] orange/brown [Mecke] no reaction [Simon's] no reaction [Robadope's]

Output: red

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Input: [Substance] PMA [Mandelin] green to brown [Marquis] no reaction [Mecke] no reaction [Simon's] no reaction [Robadope's]

Output: red

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Input: [Substance] Ketamine [Mandelin] orange/brown [Marquis] no reaction [Mecke] no reaction [Simon's] no reaction [Robadope's]

Output: no reaction

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Input: [Substance] 2C-B[2] [Mandelin] no reaction [Marquis] green [Mecke] yellow/brown [Simon's] no reaction [Robadope's]

Output: red

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Input: [Substance] 2C-I[2] [Mandelin] no reaction [Marquis] yellow to green [Mecke] dark brown [Simon's] no reaction [Robadope's]

Output: red

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Input: [Substance] DXM [Mandelin] no reaction [Marquis] grey with smoke [Mecke] yellow [Simon's] no reaction [Robadope's]

Output: no reaction

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Input: [Substance] Opiates [Mandelin] no reaction [Marquis] pink/red/purple [Mecke] green [Simon's] no reaction [Robadope's]

Output: no reaction

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Input: [Substance] 2C-T-xx [Mandelin] no reaction [Marquis] no reaction [Mecke] yellow to purple [Simon's] no reaction [Robadope's]

Output: no reaction

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Input: [Substance] 4-MEC [Mandelin] unknown [Marquis] no reaction [Mecke] light green [Simon's] unknown [Robadope's]

Output: unknown

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Input: [Concept] Single document interface [multiple type document] Yes [small-sized content] No No depends on Window System [Applications] Inkscape [memory efficiency]

Output: No

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Input: [Concept] Single document window splitting [multiple type document] No [small-sized content] No No depends on Window System [memory efficiency]

Output: No

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Input: [Concept] MDI: Overlappable windows [multiple type document] Yes [small-sized content] Yes No depends on Application [Applications] Opera [memory efficiency]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Concept] MDI: Tabbed document interface [multiple type document] No [small-sized content] No No Yes [Applications] gedit, Firefox [memory efficiency]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Concept] MDI: Window splitting [multiple type document] No [small-sized content] No No No [memory efficiency]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Concept] MDI: IDE-style interface [multiple type document] Yes [small-sized content] Yes No Yes [Applications] Eclipse [memory efficiency]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Concept] Controlled Single Document Interface [multiple type document] Yes [small-sized content] Yes Yes depends on Window System [Applications] GIMP [memory efficiency]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Informal Description] Can you find a problem analogous to your problem and solve that? [Formal analogue] Map [Heuristic]

Output: Analogy

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Input: [Informal Description] Can you find a problem more general than your problem? [Formal analogue] Generalization [Heuristic]

Output: Generalization

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Input: [Informal Description] Can you solve your problem by deriving a generalization from some examples? [Formal analogue] Induction [Heuristic]

Output: Induction

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Input: [Informal Description] Can you vary or change your problem to create a new problem (or set of problems) whose solution(s) will help you solve your original problem? [Formal analogue] Search [Heuristic]

Output: Variation of the Problem

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Input: [Informal Description] Can you find a subproblem or side problem whose solution will help you solve your problem? [Formal analogue] Subgoal [Heuristic]

Output: Auxiliary Problem

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Input: [Informal Description] Can you find a problem related to yours that has already been solved and use that to solve your problem? [Formal analogue] Pattern recognition Pattern matching Reduction [Heuristic]

Output: Here is a problem related to yours and solved before

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Input: [Informal Description] Can you find a problem more specialized? [Formal analogue] Specialization [Heuristic]

Output: Specialization

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Input: [Informal Description] Can you decompose the problem and "recombine its elements in some new manner"? [Formal analogue] Divide and conquer [Heuristic]

Output: Decomposing and Recombining

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Input: [Informal Description] Can you start with the goal and work backwards to something you already know? [Formal analogue] Backward chaining [Heuristic]

Output: Working backward

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Input: [Informal Description] Can you draw a picture of the problem? [Formal analogue] Diagrammatic Reasoning [28] [Heuristic]

Output: Draw a Figure

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Input: [Informal Description] Can you add some new element to your problem to get closer to a solution? [Formal analogue] Extension [Heuristic]

Output: Auxiliary Elements

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Input: [American] Nearly 30 minutes edited out with scenes rearranged to a running time of nearly 80 minutes. [Korean]

Output: The movie is much longer with 122 minutes.

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Input: [American] Song Hak-rim is imprisoned because Jang Ryang framed him for trying to poison the principal. [Korean]

Output: Song Hak-rim is imprisoned because Jang Ryang framed him for trying to steal the manuscript.

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Input: [American] The main plot involves 5 teachers who are sent to discipline the students. [Korean]

Output: While this plot is still in the Korean version, the main plot is actually about a manuscript that is told to hold great power. Many want to know its location while the 5 teacher plot is actually a subplot.

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Input: [American] Kyung-soo is portrayed as a daydreamer and his recurring dream is about a girl whom he meets in the forest. [Korean]

Output: This girl is actually Shimma's fraternal twin sister and she sends him into the forest to seduce him to play rugby.

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Input: [American] So Yo-seon is Song Hak-rim's girlfriend. [Korean]

Output: So Yo-seon merely admires Hak-rim from a distance while writing letters he would never get to read.

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Input: [American] Jang Ryang and Yoo Chae-yi used to date, but Chae-yi dumped him and Ryang hopes to get back together. [Korean]

Output: The two were never together and Jang Ryang only confessed his feelings for her.

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Input: [American] The music featured is popular hip hop released around the time this version came out. [Korean]

Output: The music is mostly rock.

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Input: [American] Volcano High is said to be located in the mountains of Kim Tae-kyun [Korean]

Output: The location of Volcano High is never revealed and there is no such mountain called Kim Tae-kyun. This is actually the name of the director.

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Input: [American] Kyung-soo willingly gives up his endurance contest with Jang Ryang and accidentally loses his fight with Jang Ryang [Korean]

Output: Kyung-soo remembers his mother, father, and sister telling him to restrain himself during both of these incidents.

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Input: [Offense] Second Degree Murder [Mandatory sentencing]

Output: 15 years to life

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Input: [Offense] Second Degree Murder using a firearm from a motor vehicle [Mandatory sentencing]

Output: 20 years to life

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Input: [Offense] Second Degree Murder by an offender previously convicted of murder (First or Second Degree) [Mandatory sentencing]

Output: 15 years to life or life without parole

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Input: [Offense] Second Degree Murder of a law enforcement officer [Mandatory sentencing]

Output: 25 years to life

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Input: [Offense] First Degree Murder [Mandatory sentencing]

Output: 25 years to life

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Input: [Offense] First Degree Murder constituting a hate crime or of an operator or driver [Mandatory sentencing]

Output: Life without parole

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Input: [Offense] First Degree Murder with special circumstance [Mandatory sentencing]

Output: Death penalty or life without parole

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Input: [Name] Apache MINA SSHD [Mac OS X] Yes [Mac OS classic] No [Windows] Yes [Cygwin] No [BSD] Yes [Linux] Yes [Java] Yes [OpenVMS] No [z/OS] No [AmigaOS] No [AIX] Yes [HPUX] Yes No [webOS] No [Android] No [Solaris]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Name] Attachmate Reflection for Secure IT [Mac OS X] No [Mac OS classic] No [Windows] Yes [Cygwin] No [BSD] No [Linux] Yes [Java] No [OpenVMS] No [z/OS] No [AmigaOS] No [AIX] Yes [HPUX] Yes No [webOS] No [Android] No [Solaris]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Name] Bitvise SSH Server [Mac OS X] No [Mac OS classic] No [Windows] Yes [Cygwin] No [BSD] No [Linux] No [Java] No [OpenVMS] No [z/OS] No [AmigaOS] No [AIX] No [HPUX] No No [webOS] No [Android] No [Solaris]

Output: No

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Input: [Name] Copssh [Mac OS X] No [Mac OS classic] No [Windows] Yes [Cygwin] Yes [BSD] No [Linux] No [Java] No [OpenVMS] No [z/OS] No [AmigaOS] No [AIX] No [HPUX] No No [webOS] No [Android] No [Solaris]

Output: No

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Input: [Name] CrushFTP Server [Mac OS X] Yes [Mac OS classic] No [Windows] Yes [Cygwin] Yes [BSD] Yes [Linux] Yes [Java] Yes [OpenVMS] No [z/OS] No [AmigaOS] No [AIX] Yes [HPUX] Yes No [webOS] No [Android] No [Solaris]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Name] Dropbear [Mac OS X] Yes [Mac OS classic] No [Windows] No [Cygwin] Yes [BSD] Yes [Linux] Yes [Java] No [OpenVMS] No [z/OS] No [AmigaOS] No [AIX] Yes [HPUX] Yes No [webOS] Yes[Note 4] [Android] Yes [Solaris]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Name] freeSSHd [Mac OS X] No [Mac OS classic] No [Windows] Yes [Cygwin] No [BSD] No [Linux] No [Java] No [OpenVMS] No [z/OS] No [AmigaOS] No [AIX] No [HPUX] No No [webOS] No [Android] No [Solaris]

Output: No

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