Input: [Possible causes] Meningitis, encephalitis (inflammation of the brain tissue), Lyme disease, collagen vascular disease A stiff neck, or inability to flex the neck due to pain, indicates inflammation of the meninges. Other signs of systemic illness indicates infection. [Diagnostic tests] Neuroimaging, lumbar puncture, serology (diagnostic blood tests for infections) [Red Flag]

Output: Headache with signs of total body illness (fever, stiff neck, rash)

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Input: [Possible causes] brain mass, benign intracranial hypertension (pseudotumor cerebri), meningitis Increased intracranial pressure pushes on the eyes (from inside the brain) and causes papilledema. [Diagnostic tests] Neuroimaging, lumbar puncture [Red Flag]

Output: Papilledema

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Input: [Possible causes] Brain bleeds (intracranial hemorrhage, subdural hematoma, epidural hematoma), post-traumatic headache Trauma can cause bleeding in the brain or shake the nerves, causing a post-traumatic headache [Diagnostic tests] Neuroimaging of brain, skull, and possibly cervical spine [Red Flag]

Output: Severe headache following head trauma

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Input: [Possible causes] Arteriovenous malformation, collagen vascular disease, intracranial mass lesion Focal neurological signs indicate something is pushing against nerves in the brain responsible for one part of the body [Diagnostic tests] Neuroimaging, blood tests for collagen vascular diseases [Red Flag]

Output: Inability to move a limb

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Input: [Possible causes] Central nervous system infection, intracranial bleed, mass Change in mental status indicates a global infection or inflammation of the brain, or a large bleed compressing the brainstem where the consciousness centers lie [Diagnostic tests] Blood tests, lumbar puncture, neuroimaging [Red Flag]

Output: Change in personality, consciousness, or mental status

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Input: [Possible causes] Mass lesion, subarachnoid hemorrhage Coughing and exertion increases the intra cranial pressure, which may cause a vessel to burst, causing a subarachnoid hemorrhage. A mass lesion already increases intracranial pressure, so an additional increase in intracranial pressure from coughing etc. will cause pain. [Diagnostic tests] Neuroimaging, lumbar puncture [Red Flag]

Output: Headache triggered by cough, exertion or while engaged in sexual intercourse

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Input: [Subject/Law] State Permit to carry a gun [Long guns] No [Relevant Statutes] IC 35-47-2-3 [Handguns]

Output: Yes

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

Output: No

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

Output: No

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Input: [Subject/Law] Magazine Capacity Restriction? [Long guns] No [Relevant Statutes] None [Handguns]

Output: No

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

Output: No

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Input: [Subject/Law] Concealed Carry license issued? [Long guns] No [Relevant Statutes] IC 35-47-2-3 [Notes] Shall-Issue. Officially "License to Carry Handgun" [Handguns]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Subject/Law] Open Carry? [Long guns] Yes [Relevant Statutes] IC 35-47-2-3 [Notes] May carry openly with license. According to the state's official website, "carrying an exposed firearm in public may be alarming to some people and create unnecessary and unwanted attention to yourself."[27] Some gun rights advocates support the practice of open carry.[28] [Handguns]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Subject/Law] State Preemption of local restrictions? [Long guns] Yes [Relevant Statutes] IC 35-47-11.1-2 [Notes] Enacted in 2011 [Handguns]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Subject/Law] NFA weapons restricted? [Long guns] No [Relevant Statutes] IC 35-47-5-10 [Notes] Federal laws observed. [Handguns]

Output: No

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

Output: No

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Input: [Subject/Law] Castle Doctrine law? [Long guns] Yes [Relevant Statutes] IC 35-41-3-2 [Notes] No duty to retreat from dwelling, curtilage, or occupied motor vehicle. [Handguns]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Subject/Law] Duty to inform? [Long guns] No [Relevant Statutes] IC 35-47-2-24 [Notes] Indiana law does not require one to disclose possession of a firearm on contact with Law Enforcement. [Handguns]

Output: No

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Input: [Character] Lord British [U0] Yes [U1] Yes [U2] Yes [U3] Yes [U4] Yes [U5] Yes [SE] No [MD] AE[b] [UU1] No [U7:BG] Yes [UU2] Yes [U7:SI] Yes [U8] No [U9] Yes [UO] Yes [U6]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Character] Chuckles [U0] No [U1] No [U2] Yes [U3] Yes [U4] Yes [U5] Yes [SE] No [MD] No [UU1] No [U7:BG] Yes [UU2] M/R [U7:SI] No [U8] No [U9] M/R [UO] No [U6]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Character] The Time Lord [U0] No [U1] No [U2] Yes [U3] Yes [U4] Yes [U5] No [SE] No [MD] No [UU1] No [U7:BG] Yes [UU2] No [U7:SI] Mnl [U8] No [U9] Yes [UO] No [U6]

Output: No

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Input: [Character] The Great Earth Serpent [U0] No [U1] No [U2] No [U3] Yes [U4] No [U5] No [SE] No [MD] No [UU1] No [U7:BG] No [UU2] No [U7:SI] Yes [U8] No [U9] No [UO] No [U6]

Output: No

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Input: [Character] The Gypsy [U0] No [U1] No [U2] No [U3] No [U4] Yes [U5] Yes [SE] No [MD] No [UU1] No [U7:BG] No [UU2] No [U7:SI] No [U8] No [U9] Yes [UO] No [U6]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Character] Hawkwind [U0] No [U1] No [U2] No [U3] Mnl [U4] Yes [U5] No [SE] No [MD] No [UU1] No [U7:BG] No [UU2] No [U7:SI] No [U8] No [U9] Yes [UO] No [U6]

Output: No

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Input: [Character] Smith [U0] No [U1] No [U2] No [U3] No [U4] Yes [U5] Yes [SE] No [MD] Yes [UU1] No [U7:BG] Yes [UU2] No [U7:SI] Yes [U8] No [U9] M/R [UO] No [U6]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Character] Wisps [U0] No [U1] No [U2] No [U3] No [U4] Yes[c] [U5] Yes[c] [SE] Yes [MD] Yes [UU1] Yes [U7:BG] Yes [UU2] Yes [U7:SI] No [U8] No [U9] No [UO] Yes [U6]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Character] Nystul [U0] No [U1] No [U2] No [U3] No [U4] No [U5] No [SE] No [MD] No [UU1] No [U7:BG] Yes [UU2] Yes [U7:SI] No [U8] M/R [U9] No [UO] No [U6]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Character] Lord Draxinusom [U0] No [U1] No [U2] No [U3] No [U4] No [U5] No [SE] No [MD] No [UU1] No [U7:BG] Yes [UU2] M/R [U7:SI] No [U8] No [U9] No [UO] No [U6]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Character] Arcadion [U0] No [U1] No [U2] No [U3] No [U4] No [U5] No [SE] No [MD] No [UU1] No [U7:BG] Yes [UU2] No [U7:SI] Yes [U8] Yes [U9] No [UO] No [U6]

Output: No

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Input: [Character] The King of the White Dragon [U0] No [U1] Yes [U2] No [U3] No [U4] No [U5] No [SE] No [MD] No [UU1] No [U7:BG] No [UU2] No [U7:SI] Yes [U8] No [U9] No [UO] No [U6]

Output: No

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Input: [Character] Sir Simon [U0] No [U1] No [U2] No [U3] No [U4] Yes [U5] Yes [SE] No [MD] No [UU1] No [U7:BG] No [UU2] No [U7:SI] No [U8] No [U9] No [UO] No [U6]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Character] Lady Tessa [U0] No [U1] No [U2] No [U3] No [U4] Yes [U5] Yes [SE] No [MD] No [UU1] No [U7:BG] No [UU2] No [U7:SI] No [U8] No [U9] No [UO] No [U6]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Character] Gwenneth [U0] No [U1] No [U2] No [U3] No [U4] No [U5] Yes [SE] No [MD] No [UU1] No [U7:BG] No [UU2] No [U7:SI] No [U8] No [U9] No [UO] No [U6]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Character] Dr. Cat [U0] No [U1] No [U2] No [U3] No [U4] No [U5] Yes [SE] No [MD] No [UU1] No [U7:BG] No [UU2] No [U7:SI] No [U8] No [U9] No [UO] No [U6]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Character] Sutek [U0] No [U1] No [U2] No [U3] No [U4] No [U5] Yes [SE] No [MD] No [UU1] No [U7:BG] No [UU2] No [U7:SI] No [U8] No [U9] No [UO] No [U6]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Character] Sin'Vraal [U0] No [U1] No [U2] No [U3] No [U4] No [U5] Yes [SE] No [MD] No [UU1] No [U7:BG] No [UU2] No [U7:SI] No [U8] No [U9] No [UO] No [U6]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Character] Nicodemus [U0] No [U1] No [U2] No [U3] No [U4] No [U5] No [SE] No [MD] No [UU1] No [U7:BG] Yes [UU2] No [U7:SI] No [U8] No [U9] No[d] [UO] No [U6]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Character] Rudyom [U0] No [U1] No [U2] No [U3] No [U4] No [U5] No [SE] No [MD] No [UU1] No [U7:BG] Yes [UU2] No [U7:SI] No [U8] No [U9] No [UO] No [U6]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Character] Penumbra [U0] No [U1] No [U2] No [U3] No [U4] No [U5] No [SE] No [MD] No [UU1] No [U7:BG] Yes [UU2] No [U7:SI] No [U8] No [U9] No [UO] No [U6]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Character] Horance [U0] No [U1] No [U2] No [U3] No [U4] No [U5] No [SE] No [MD] No [UU1] No [U7:BG] Yes [UU2] No [U7:SI] No [U8] No [U9] No [UO] No [U6]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Character] Nell [U0] No [U1] No [U2] No [U3] No [U4] No [U5] No [SE] No [MD] No [UU1] No [U7:BG] Yes [UU2] Yes [U7:SI] No [U8] No [U9] No [UO] No [U6]

Output: No

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Input: [Character] Patterson [U0] No [U1] No [U2] No [U3] No [U4] No [U5] No [SE] No [MD] No [UU1] No [U7:BG] Yes [UU2] Yes [U7:SI] No [U8] No [U9] No [UO] No [U6]

Output: No

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Input: [Character] Nastassia [U0] No [U1] No [U2] No [U3] No [U4] No [U5] No [SE] No [MD] No [UU1] No [U7:BG] Yes [UU2] No [U7:SI] No [U8] No [U9] No [UO] No [U6]

Output: No

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Input: [Character] Erstam [U0] No [U1] No [U2] No [U3] No [U4] No [U5] No [SE] No [MD] No [UU1] No [U7:BG] No [UU2] No [U7:SI] Yes [U8] No [U9] No [UO] No [U6]

Output: No

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Input: [Character] Beatrix [U0] No [U1] No [U2] No [U3] No [U4] No [U5] No [SE] No [MD] No [UU1] No [U7:BG] No [UU2] No [U7:SI] Yes [U8] No [U9] No [UO] No [U6]

Output: No

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Input: [Character] Samhayne [U0] No [U1] No [U2] No [U3] No [U4] No [U5] No [SE] No [MD] No [UU1] No [U7:BG] No [UU2] No [U7:SI] No [U8] No [U9] Yes [UO] No [U6]

Output: No

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Input: [Character] Lord British [U0] Yes [U1] Yes [U2] Yes [U3] Yes [U4] Yes [U5] Yes [U6] Yes [SE] No [MD] AE[b] [UU1] No [UU2] Yes [U7:SI] Yes [U8] No [U9] Yes [UO] Yes [U7:BG]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Character] Chuckles [U0] No [U1] No [U2] Yes [U3] Yes [U4] Yes [U5] Yes [U6] Yes [SE] No [MD] No [UU1] No [UU2] M/R [U7:SI] No [U8] No [U9] M/R [UO] No [U7:BG]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Character] The Time Lord [U0] No [U1] No [U2] Yes [U3] Yes [U4] Yes [U5] No [U6] No [SE] No [MD] No [UU1] No [UU2] No [U7:SI] Mnl [U8] No [U9] Yes [UO] No [U7:BG]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Character] The Great Earth Serpent [U0] No [U1] No [U2] No [U3] Yes [U4] No [U5] No [U6] No [SE] No [MD] No [UU1] No [UU2] No [U7:SI] Yes [U8] No [U9] No [UO] No [U7:BG]

Output: No

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Input: [Character] The Gypsy [U0] No [U1] No [U2] No [U3] No [U4] Yes [U5] Yes [U6] Yes [SE] No [MD] No [UU1] No [UU2] No [U7:SI] No [U8] No [U9] Yes [UO] No [U7:BG]

Output: No

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Input: [Character] Hawkwind [U0] No [U1] No [U2] No [U3] Mnl [U4] Yes [U5] No [U6] No [SE] No [MD] No [UU1] No [UU2] No [U7:SI] No [U8] No [U9] Yes [UO] No [U7:BG]

Output: No

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Input: [Character] Smith [U0] No [U1] No [U2] No [U3] No [U4] Yes [U5] Yes [U6] Yes [SE] No [MD] Yes [UU1] No [UU2] No [U7:SI] Yes [U8] No [U9] M/R [UO] No [U7:BG]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Character] Wisps [U0] No [U1] No [U2] No [U3] No [U4] Yes[c] [U5] Yes[c] [U6] Yes [SE] Yes [MD] Yes [UU1] Yes [UU2] Yes [U7:SI] No [U8] No [U9] No [UO] Yes [U7:BG]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Character] Nystul [U0] No [U1] No [U2] No [U3] No [U4] No [U5] No [U6] Yes [SE] No [MD] No [UU1] No [UU2] Yes [U7:SI] No [U8] M/R [U9] No [UO] No [U7:BG]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Character] Lord Draxinusom [U0] No [U1] No [U2] No [U3] No [U4] No [U5] No [U6] Yes [SE] No [MD] No [UU1] No [UU2] M/R [U7:SI] No [U8] No [U9] No [UO] No [U7:BG]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Character] Arcadion [U0] No [U1] No [U2] No [U3] No [U4] No [U5] No [U6] No [SE] No [MD] No [UU1] No [UU2] No [U7:SI] Yes [U8] Yes [U9] No [UO] No [U7:BG]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Character] The King of the White Dragon [U0] No [U1] Yes [U2] No [U3] No [U4] No [U5] No [U6] No [SE] No [MD] No [UU1] No [UU2] No [U7:SI] Yes [U8] No [U9] No [UO] No [U7:BG]

Output: No

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Input: [Character] Sir Simon [U0] No [U1] No [U2] No [U3] No [U4] Yes [U5] Yes [U6] Yes [SE] No [MD] No [UU1] No [UU2] No [U7:SI] No [U8] No [U9] No [UO] No [U7:BG]

Output: No

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Input: [Character] Lady Tessa [U0] No [U1] No [U2] No [U3] No [U4] Yes [U5] Yes [U6] Yes [SE] No [MD] No [UU1] No [UU2] No [U7:SI] No [U8] No [U9] No [UO] No [U7:BG]

Output: No

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Input: [Character] Gwenneth [U0] No [U1] No [U2] No [U3] No [U4] No [U5] Yes [U6] Yes [SE] No [MD] No [UU1] No [UU2] No [U7:SI] No [U8] No [U9] No [UO] No [U7:BG]

Output: No

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Input: [Character] Dr. Cat [U0] No [U1] No [U2] No [U3] No [U4] No [U5] Yes [U6] Yes [SE] No [MD] No [UU1] No [UU2] No [U7:SI] No [U8] No [U9] No [UO] No [U7:BG]

Output: No

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Input: [Character] Sutek [U0] No [U1] No [U2] No [U3] No [U4] No [U5] Yes [U6] Yes [SE] No [MD] No [UU1] No [UU2] No [U7:SI] No [U8] No [U9] No [UO] No [U7:BG]

Output: No

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Input: [Character] Sin'Vraal [U0] No [U1] No [U2] No [U3] No [U4] No [U5] Yes [U6] Yes [SE] No [MD] No [UU1] No [UU2] No [U7:SI] No [U8] No [U9] No [UO] No [U7:BG]

Output: No

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Input: [Character] Nicodemus [U0] No [U1] No [U2] No [U3] No [U4] No [U5] No [U6] Yes [SE] No [MD] No [UU1] No [UU2] No [U7:SI] No [U8] No [U9] No[d] [UO] No [U7:BG]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Character] Rudyom [U0] No [U1] No [U2] No [U3] No [U4] No [U5] No [U6] Yes [SE] No [MD] No [UU1] No [UU2] No [U7:SI] No [U8] No [U9] No [UO] No [U7:BG]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Character] Penumbra [U0] No [U1] No [U2] No [U3] No [U4] No [U5] No [U6] Yes [SE] No [MD] No [UU1] No [UU2] No [U7:SI] No [U8] No [U9] No [UO] No [U7:BG]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Character] Horance [U0] No [U1] No [U2] No [U3] No [U4] No [U5] No [U6] Yes [SE] No [MD] No [UU1] No [UU2] No [U7:SI] No [U8] No [U9] No [UO] No [U7:BG]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Character] Nell [U0] No [U1] No [U2] No [U3] No [U4] No [U5] No [U6] No [SE] No [MD] No [UU1] No [UU2] Yes [U7:SI] No [U8] No [U9] No [UO] No [U7:BG]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Character] Patterson [U0] No [U1] No [U2] No [U3] No [U4] No [U5] No [U6] No [SE] No [MD] No [UU1] No [UU2] Yes [U7:SI] No [U8] No [U9] No [UO] No [U7:BG]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Character] Nastassia [U0] No [U1] No [U2] No [U3] No [U4] No [U5] No [U6] No [SE] No [MD] No [UU1] No [UU2] No [U7:SI] No [U8] No [U9] No [UO] No [U7:BG]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Character] Erstam [U0] No [U1] No [U2] No [U3] No [U4] No [U5] No [U6] No [SE] No [MD] No [UU1] No [UU2] No [U7:SI] Yes [U8] No [U9] No [UO] No [U7:BG]

Output: No

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Input: [Character] Beatrix [U0] No [U1] No [U2] No [U3] No [U4] No [U5] No [U6] No [SE] No [MD] No [UU1] No [UU2] No [U7:SI] Yes [U8] No [U9] No [UO] No [U7:BG]

Output: No

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Input: [Character] Samhayne [U0] No [U1] No [U2] No [U3] No [U4] No [U5] No [U6] No [SE] No [MD] No [UU1] No [UU2] No [U7:SI] No [U8] No [U9] Yes [UO] No [U7:BG]

Output: No

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Input: [Red Flag] New headache after age 50 [Possible causes] Temporal arteritis, mass in brain [Diagnostic tests] Erythrocyte sedimentation rate (diagnostic test for temporal arteritis), neuroimaging

Output: Temporal arteritis is an inflammation of vessels close to the temples in older people, which decreases blood flow to the brain and causes pain. May also have tenderness in temples and/or jaw claudication. Some brain cancers are more common in older people.

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Input: [Red Flag] Very sudden onset headache (thunderclap headache) [Possible causes] Brain bleed (subarachnoid hemorrhage, hemorrhage into mass lesion, vascular malformation), pituitary apoplexy, mass (especially in posterior fossa) [Diagnostic tests] Neuroimaging, lumbar puncture if computed tomography is negative

Output: A bleed in the brain irritates the meninges which causes pain. Pituitary apoplexy (bleeding or impaired blood supply to the pituitary gland at the base of the brain) is often accompanied by double vision or visual field defects, since the pituitary gland is right next to the optic chiasm (eye nerves).

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Reason why red flag indicates possible causes


Input: [Red Flag] Headaches increasing in frequency and severity [Possible causes] Mass, subdural hematoma, medication overuse [Diagnostic tests] Neuroimaging, drug screen

Output: As a brain mass gets larger, or a subdural hematoma (blood outside the vessels underneath the dura) it pushes more on surrounding structures causing pain. Medication overuse headaches worsen with more medication taken over time.

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Input: [Red Flag] New onset headache in a person with possible HIV or cancer [Possible causes] Meningitis (chronic or carcinomatous), brain abscess including toxoplasmosis, metastasis [Diagnostic tests] Neuroimaging, lumbar puncture if neuroimaging is negative

Output: People with HIV or cancer are immunosuppressed so are likely to get infections of the meninges or infections in the brain causing abscesses. Cancer can metastasize, or travel through the blood or lymph to other sites in the body.

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Input: [Red Flag] Headache with signs of total body illness (fever, stiff neck, rash) [Possible causes] Meningitis, encephalitis (inflammation of the brain tissue), Lyme disease, collagen vascular disease [Diagnostic tests] Neuroimaging, lumbar puncture, serology (diagnostic blood tests for infections)

Output: A stiff neck, or inability to flex the neck due to pain, indicates inflammation of the meninges. Other signs of systemic illness indicates infection.

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Input: [Red Flag] Papilledema [Possible causes] brain mass, benign intracranial hypertension (pseudotumor cerebri), meningitis [Diagnostic tests] Neuroimaging, lumbar puncture

Output: Increased intracranial pressure pushes on the eyes (from inside the brain) and causes papilledema.

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Input: [Red Flag] Severe headache following head trauma [Possible causes] Brain bleeds (intracranial hemorrhage, subdural hematoma, epidural hematoma), post-traumatic headache [Diagnostic tests] Neuroimaging of brain, skull, and possibly cervical spine

Output: Trauma can cause bleeding in the brain or shake the nerves, causing a post-traumatic headache

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Input: [Red Flag] Inability to move a limb [Possible causes] Arteriovenous malformation, collagen vascular disease, intracranial mass lesion [Diagnostic tests] Neuroimaging, blood tests for collagen vascular diseases

Output: Focal neurological signs indicate something is pushing against nerves in the brain responsible for one part of the body

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Input: [Red Flag] Change in personality, consciousness, or mental status [Possible causes] Central nervous system infection, intracranial bleed, mass [Diagnostic tests] Blood tests, lumbar puncture, neuroimaging

Output: Change in mental status indicates a global infection or inflammation of the brain, or a large bleed compressing the brainstem where the consciousness centers lie

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Input: [Red Flag] Headache triggered by cough, exertion or while engaged in sexual intercourse [Possible causes] Mass lesion, subarachnoid hemorrhage [Diagnostic tests] Neuroimaging, lumbar puncture

Output: Coughing and exertion increases the intra cranial pressure, which may cause a vessel to burst, causing a subarachnoid hemorrhage. A mass lesion already increases intracranial pressure, so an additional increase in intracranial pressure from coughing etc. will cause pain.

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Input: [MTI] 0100 [Meaning] Authorization Request [Usage]

Output: Request from a point-of-sale terminal for authorization for a cardholder purchase

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Input: [MTI] 0110 [Meaning] Request Response [Usage]

Output: Request response to a point-of-sale terminal for authorization for a cardholder purchase

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Input: [MTI] 0120 [Meaning] Authorization Advice [Usage]

Output: When the Point of Sale device breaks down and you have to sign a voucher

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Input: [MTI] 0121 [Meaning] Authorisation Advice Repeat [Usage]

Output: If the advice times out

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Input: [MTI] 0130 [Meaning] Issuer Response to Authorization Advice [Usage]

Output: Confirmation of receipt of authorization advice

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Input: [MTI] 0200 [Meaning] Acquirer Financial Request [Usage]

Output: Request for funds, typically from an ATM or pinned point-of-sale device

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Input: [MTI] 0210 [Meaning] Issuer Response to Financial Request [Usage]

Output: Issuer response to request for funds

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Input: [MTI] 0220 [Meaning] Acquirer Financial Advice [Usage]

Output: e.g. Checkout at a hotel. Used to complete transaction initiated with authorization request

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Input: [MTI] 0221 [Meaning] Acquirer Financial Advice repeat [Usage]

Output: If the advice times out

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Input: [MTI] 0230 [Meaning] Issuer Response to Financial Advice [Usage]

Output: Confirmation of receipt of financial advice

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Input: [MTI] 0320 [Meaning] Batch Upload [Usage]

Output: File Update/Transfer Advice

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Input: [MTI] 0330 [Meaning] Batch Upload Response [Usage]

Output: File Update/Transfer Advice Response

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Input: [MTI] 0400 [Meaning] Acquirer Reversal Request [Usage]

Output: Reverses a transaction

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Input: [MTI] 0420 [Meaning] Acquirer Reversal Advice [Usage]

Output: Advises that a reversal has taken place

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Input: [MTI] 0421 [Meaning] Acquirer Reversal Advice Repeat Message [Usage]

Output: If the reversal times out

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Input: [MTI] 0430 [Meaning] Issuer Reversal Response [Usage]

Output: Confirmation of receipt of reversal advice

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Input: [MTI] 0500 [Meaning] Batch Settlement request [Usage]

Output: Card Acceptor Reconciliation Request

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Input: [MTI] 0510 [Meaning] Batch Settlement response [Usage]

Output: Card Acceptor Reconciliation Request Response

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Input: [MTI] 0800 [Meaning] Network Management Request [Usage]

Output: Hypercom terminals initialize request. Echo test, logon, log off etc.

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Input: [MTI] 0810 [Meaning] Network Management Response [Usage]

Output: Hypercom terminals initialize response. Echo test, logon, log off etc.

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Input: [MTI] 0820 [Meaning] Network Management Advice [Usage]

Output: Keychange

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Input: [Criteria] Mechanism [LME] Competitive market arrangements [CME]

Output: Non-market relations

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Input: [Criteria] Equilibrium [LME] Demand/supply and Hierarchy [CME]

Output: Strategic interaction among firms and other actors

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Input: [Criteria] Inter-firm relations [LME] Competitive [CME]

Output: Collaborative

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Input: [Criteria] Mode of Production [LME] Direct product competition [CME]

Output: Differentiated, niche production

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Input: [Criteria] Legal system [LME] Complete and formal contracting [CME]

Output: Incomplete and informal contracting

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Input: [Criteria] Institutions’ function [LME] Competitiveness Freer movement of inputs [CME]

Output: Monitoring Sanctioning of defectors

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Input: [Criteria] Employment [LME] Full-time, General skill Short term, Fluid [CME]

Output: Shorter hours, Specific skill Long term, Immobile

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Input: [Criteria] Wage bargain [LME] Firm level [CME]

Output: Industry level

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Input: [Criteria] Training and Education [LME] Formal education from high schools and colleges [CME]

Output: Apprenticeship imparting industry-specific skills

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Input: [Criteria] Unionization Rate [LME] Low [CME]

Output: High

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Input: [Criteria] Income Distribution [LME] Unequal (high Gini) [CME]

Output: Equal (low Gini)

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Input: [Criteria] Innovation [LME] Radical [CME]

Output: Incremental

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Input: [Criteria] Comparative Advantage [LME] High-tech and service [CME]

Output: Manufacturing

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Input: [Criteria] Policies [LME] Deregulation, anti-trust, tax-break [CME]

Output: Encourages information sharing and collaboration of firms

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

Output: Justification & Sanctification

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

Output: Part of the same process

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

Output: Distinct from and prior to sanctification

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Input: [0] Methodist [1] Event [2] Synergism [3] Can be lost via loss of faith [4]

Output: Dependent upon continued sanctification

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

Output: Part of the same process (theosis)

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

Output: Both are a result of union with Christ

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

Output: Process or Event

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Input: [0] Roman Catholic [2] Synergism [3] Can be lost via mortal sin [4] Part of the same process [1]

Output: Process

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Input: [0] Lutheran [2] Divine monergism [3] Can be lost via loss of faith [4] Distinct from and prior to sanctification [1]

Output: Event

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Input: [0] Methodist [2] Synergism [3] Can be lost via loss of faith [4] Dependent upon continued sanctification [1]

Output: Event

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Input: [0] Orthodox [2] Synergism [3] Can be lost via mortal sin [4] Part of the same process (theosis) [1]

Output: Process

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Input: [0] Reformed/Calvinist [2] Divine monergism [3] Cannot be lost [4] Both are a result of union with Christ [1]

Output: Event

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Input: [0] Number of species[5] [Hydrozoa] 3,600 [Scyphozoa] 228 [Anthozoa] 6,100 [Cubozoa]

Output: 42

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Input: [0] Examples [Hydrozoa] Hydra, siphonophores [Scyphozoa] Jellyfish [Anthozoa] Sea anemones, corals, sea pens [Cubozoa]

Output: Box jellies

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Input: [0] Cells found in mesoglea [Hydrozoa] No [Scyphozoa] Yes [Anthozoa] Yes [Cubozoa]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] Nematocysts in exodermis [Hydrozoa] No [Scyphozoa] Yes [Anthozoa] Yes [Cubozoa]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] Medusa phase in life cycle [Hydrozoa] In some species [Scyphozoa] Yes [Anthozoa] No [Cubozoa]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] Number of medusae produced per polyp [Hydrozoa] Many [Scyphozoa] Many [Anthozoa] (not applicable) [Cubozoa]

Output: One

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Input: [Variety of phenotypes] neutrophils, monocytes [Main location]

Output: Blood

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Input: [Variety of phenotypes] macrophages, monocytes, sinusoidal cells, lining cells [Main location]

Output: Bone marrow

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Input: [Variety of phenotypes] osteoclasts [Main location]

Output: Bone tissue

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Input: [Variety of phenotypes] macrophages [Main location]

Output: Gut and intestinal Peyer's patches

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Input: [Variety of phenotypes] histiocytes, macrophages, monocytes, dendritic cells [Main location]

Output: Connective tissue

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Input: [Variety of phenotypes] Kupffer cells, monocytes [Main location]

Output: Liver

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Input: [Variety of phenotypes] self-replicating macrophages, monocytes, mast cells, dendritic cells [Main location]

Output: Lung

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Input: [Variety of phenotypes] free and fixed macrophages and monocytes, dendritic cells [Main location]

Output: Lymphoid tissue

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Input: [Variety of phenotypes] microglial cells (CD4+) [Main location]

Output: Nervous tissue

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Input: [Variety of phenotypes] free and fixed macrophages, monocytes, sinusoidal cells [Main location]

Output: Spleen

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Input: [Variety of phenotypes] free and fixed macrophages and monocytes [Main location]

Output: Thymus

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Input: [Variety of phenotypes] resident Langerhans cells, other dendritic cells, conventional macrophages, mast cells [Main location]

Output: Skin

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Input: [No.] 1. [Meaning[1]] Koložeg [2]

Output: Time of burning tree trunks in order to amplify the power of the winter sun

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Input: [No.] 2. [Meaning[1]] Sečko [2]

Output: Time of hewing, chopping or otherwise cutting wood

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Input: [No.] 3. [Meaning[1]] Derikoža [2]

Output: Time of killing livestock due to food shortage upon reaching winter's end

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Input: [No.] 4. [Meaning[1]] Ležitrava [2]

Output: Time of vigorous growth of grasses

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Input: [No.] 5. [Meaning[1]] Cvetanj [2]

Output: Time of flowering grasses and shrubs

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Input: [No.] 6. [Meaning[1]] Trešnjar [2]

Output: Time of maturity of the first yield of fruits

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Input: [No.] 7. [Meaning[1]] Žetvar [2]

Output: Time of the harvest

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Input: [No.] 8. [Meaning[1]] Gumnik [2]

Output: Time when the harvest is transported from the fields, and wheat is carried to the threshing floor

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Input: [No.] 9. [Meaning[1]] Grozdober [2]

Output: Time of harvesting grapes

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Input: [No.] 10. [Meaning[1]] Šumopad [2]

Output: Time of leaves yellowing, falling, and consequently the forests denuding

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Input: [No.] 11. [Meaning[1]] Studen [2]

Output: Time of cold; late autumn. It feels as if it is already winter.

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Input: [No.] 12. [Meaning[1]] Koledar [2]

Output: Time of beginning ritual processions to meet the new year

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Input: [Abbreviation] a [Meaning]

Output: Alpha, including blanks

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Input: [Abbreviation] n [Meaning]

Output: Numeric values only

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Input: [Abbreviation] s [Meaning]

Output: Special characters only

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Input: [Abbreviation] an [Meaning]

Output: Alphanumeric

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Input: [Abbreviation] as [Meaning]

Output: Alpha & special characters only

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Input: [Abbreviation] ns [Meaning]

Output: Numeric and special characters only

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Input: [Abbreviation] ans [Meaning]

Output: Alphabetic, numeric and special characters.

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Input: [Abbreviation] b [Meaning]

Output: Binary data

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Input: [Abbreviation] z [Meaning]

Output: Tracks 2 and 3 code set as defined in ISO/IEC 7813 and ISO/IEC 4909 respectively

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Input: [Abbreviation] . or .. or ... [Meaning]

Output: variable field length indicator, each . indicating a digit.

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Input: [Abbreviation] x or xx or xxx [Meaning]

Output: fixed length of field or maximum length in the case of variable length fields.

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Input: [Criticism] Revisions created by a commit are per file, rather than spanning the collection of files that make up the project or spanning the entire repository. [Response]

Output: When a release is made, a tag can be created to associate the set of revisions with a meaningful release name.

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Input: [Criticism] CVS does not version the moving or renaming of files and directories. [Response]

Output: In 1984, when CVS originated, refactoring was less common in development processes; the first known paper to discuss refactoring was written in 1992.[citation needed] Hence, there was less of a requirement for moving and renaming files and directories. However, moving and renaming can still be accomplished with the help of a knowledgeable administrator by directly moving the RCS file in the repository.

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Input: [Criticism] No versioning of symbolic links. [Response]

Output: Symbolic links stored in a version control system can pose a security risk. For instance, a symbolic link to a sensitive file can be stored in the repository, making the sensitive file accessible even when it is not checked in. In place of symbolic links, scripts that require certain privileges and conscious intervention to execute may be checked into CVS.

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Input: [Criticism] Support for Unicode and non-ASCII filenames is limited. [Response]

Output: Use of native non-ASCII character sets was traditionally avoided due to the problems caused when multiple encodings were used. Now many Unix systems run in UTF-8,[21] and CVS on such systems handles UTF-8 filenames natively.

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Input: [Criticism] Commits are not atomic. [Response]

Output: Some networks and servers have insufficient resilience to complete a commit without crashing; this was even more common in the past. The lack of atomicity is mitigated by the fact that in many code management processes, development work is performed on branches and then merged into the trunk after code review. That final merge is atomic, and performed in the data center by QA. The term atomic is sometimes used in the transactional database sense, where a commit automatically rolls back if it fails for any reason, and sometimes in the sense that each commit can be uniquely identified. Tracking each commit can be accomplished by modifying the correct trigger.

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Input: [Criticism] Branch operations are expensive. [Response]

Output: CVS assumes that the majority of work takes place on the trunk, and that branches should generally be short-lived or historical. When used as designed, branches are easily managed and branch operations are efficient and fast.[22][23]

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Input: [Criticism] CVS treats files as text by default. [Response]

Output: Text files are expected to be the primary file type stored in the CVS repository. However, binary files are also supported, and files with a particular file extension can automatically be recognized as being binary.

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Input: [Criticism] No support for distributed revision control or unpublished changes. [Response]

Output: CVS developers favored an approach in which programmers frequently committed changes to the centrally checked-in copies of files in order to aid merging and foster rapid distribution of changes to all users.

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Input: [Low risk] Good rotation [High risk] Crop monoculture [Factor]

Output: Cropping system

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Input: [Low risk] Annual ploughing [High risk] Continuous minimum tillage [Factor]

Output: Cultivation system

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Input: [Low risk] Cultural only [High risk] Herbicide only [Factor]

Output: Weed control

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Input: [Low risk] Many modes of action [High risk] Single modes of action [Factor]

Output: Herbicide use

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Input: [Low risk] Excellent [High risk] Poor [Factor]

Output: Control in previous years

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Input: [Low risk] Low [High risk] High [Factor]

Output: Weed infestation

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Input: [Low risk] Unknown [High risk] Common [Factor]

Output: Resistance in vicinity

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Input: [Present] wait [Past]

Output: waited

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Type I


Input: [Present] reflect [Past]

Output: reflected

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Type I


Input: [Present] greet [Past]

Output: greeted

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Type I


Input: [Present] fret [Past]

Output: fretted

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Type I


Input: [Present] rent [Past]

Output: rented

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Type I


Input: [Present] note [Past]

Output: noted

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Type I


Input: [Present] waste [Past]

Output: wasted

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Type I


Input: [Present] adapt [Past]

Output: adapted

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Input: [Present] regret [Past]

Output: regretted

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Type I


Input: [Present] fund [Past]

Output: funded

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Type I


Input: [Present] found [Past]

Output: founded

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Type I


Input: [Present] grade [Past]

Output: graded

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Type I


Input: [Present] abide [Past]

Output: abided

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Type I


Input: [Present] plod [Past]

Output: plodded

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Type I


Input: [Present] blend [Past]

Output: blended

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Input: [Present] end [Past]

Output: ended

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Input: [Response] When a release is made, a tag can be created to associate the set of revisions with a meaningful release name. [Criticism]

Output: Revisions created by a commit are per file, rather than spanning the collection of files that make up the project or spanning the entire repository.

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Input: [Response] In 1984, when CVS originated, refactoring was less common in development processes; the first known paper to discuss refactoring was written in 1992.[citation needed] Hence, there was less of a requirement for moving and renaming files and directories. However, moving and renaming can still be accomplished with the help of a knowledgeable administrator by directly moving the RCS file in the repository. [Criticism]

Output: CVS does not version the moving or renaming of files and directories.

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Input: [Response] Symbolic links stored in a version control system can pose a security risk. For instance, a symbolic link to a sensitive file can be stored in the repository, making the sensitive file accessible even when it is not checked in. In place of symbolic links, scripts that require certain privileges and conscious intervention to execute may be checked into CVS. [Criticism]

Output: No versioning of symbolic links.

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Input: [Response] Use of native non-ASCII character sets was traditionally avoided due to the problems caused when multiple encodings were used. Now many Unix systems run in UTF-8,[21] and CVS on such systems handles UTF-8 filenames natively. [Criticism]

Output: Support for Unicode and non-ASCII filenames is limited.

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Input: [Response] Some networks and servers have insufficient resilience to complete a commit without crashing; this was even more common in the past. The lack of atomicity is mitigated by the fact that in many code management processes, development work is performed on branches and then merged into the trunk after code review. That final merge is atomic, and performed in the data center by QA. The term atomic is sometimes used in the transactional database sense, where a commit automatically rolls back if it fails for any reason, and sometimes in the sense that each commit can be uniquely identified. Tracking each commit can be accomplished by modifying the correct trigger. [Criticism]

Output: Commits are not atomic.

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Input: [Response] CVS assumes that the majority of work takes place on the trunk, and that branches should generally be short-lived or historical. When used as designed, branches are easily managed and branch operations are efficient and fast.[22][23] [Criticism]

Output: Branch operations are expensive.

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Input: [Response] Text files are expected to be the primary file type stored in the CVS repository. However, binary files are also supported, and files with a particular file extension can automatically be recognized as being binary. [Criticism]

Output: CVS treats files as text by default.

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Input: [Response] CVS developers favored an approach in which programmers frequently committed changes to the centrally checked-in copies of files in order to aid merging and foster rapid distribution of changes to all users. [Criticism]

Output: No support for distributed revision control or unpublished changes.

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Input: [Priority] 1 [CSS Source Type] Importance [Description]

Output: The ‘!important’ annotation overwrites the previous priority types

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Input: [Priority] 2 [CSS Source Type] Inline [Description]

Output: A style applied to an HTML element via HTML ‘style’ attribute

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Input: [Priority] 3 [CSS Source Type] Media Type [Description]

Output: A property definition applies to all media types, unless a media specific CSS defined

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Input: [Priority] 4 [CSS Source Type] User defined [Description]

Output: Most browsers have the accessibility feature: a user defined CSS

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Input: [Priority] 5 [CSS Source Type] Selector specificity [Description]

Output: A specific contextual selector (#heading p) overwrites generic definition

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Input: [Priority] 6 [CSS Source Type] Rule order [Description]

Output: Last rule declaration has a higher priority

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Input: [Priority] 7 [CSS Source Type] Parent inheritance [Description]

Output: If a property is not specified, it is inherited from a parent element

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Input: [Priority] 8 [CSS Source Type] CSS property definition in HTML document [Description]

Output: CSS rule or CSS inline style overwrites a default browser value

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Input: [Priority] 9 [CSS Source Type] Browser default [Description]

Output: The lowest priority: browser default value is determined by W3C initial value specifications

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Input: [Notes] Also called the "main motion" [Second Required] Yes [Fraction of Chamber Required] Majority [Motion]

Output: To open the floor to debate*

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Input: [Notes] Re-opens debate on tabled legislation, which may or may not have already been debated [Second Required] Yes [Fraction of Chamber Required] Majority [Motion]

Output: To take a bill from the table

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Input: [Notes] Pauses debate on a bill. Some states typically return to vote on all tabled items before the conclusion of a tournament, but there is no rule requiring this. [Second Required] Yes [Fraction of Chamber Required] Majority [Motion]

Output: To lay a bill on the table

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Input: [Notes] To call the "previous question" ends debate on a bill and states the main motion to vote on it [Second Required] Yes [Fraction of Chamber Required] 2/3 [Motion]

Output: To call the previous question

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Input: [Notes] The time of the recess (e.g. "for ten minutes" or "until 11:30") must be specified [Second Required] Yes [Fraction of Chamber Required] Majority [Motion]

Output: To recess

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Input: [Notes] To make a personal request [Second Required] No [Fraction of Chamber Required] Decision of chair [Motion]

Output: To rise to a point of personal privilege

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Input: [Notes] To correct a parliamentary error, ask a question, or clarify a procedure [Second Required] No [Fraction of Chamber Required] Decision of chair [Motion]

Output: To rise to a point of order/parliamentary procedure

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Input: [Notes] Modifies a pending motion or the pending bill/resolution; filled-out slip must be passed to P.O. in advance [Second Required] 1/3 second triggers debate on the amendment [Fraction of Chamber Required] 2/3 majority to call the previous question to end debate, then majority to pass. [Motion]

Output: To amend

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Input: [Notes] Made at the end of a tournament [Second Required] Yes [Fraction of Chamber Required] Majority [Motion]

Output: To adjourn

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Input: [LG WebOS] Line Cards [Open WebOS] Cards [HP WebOS/Palm WebOS] Cards [Feature]

Output: Multitasking interface

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Input: [LG WebOS] through Magic Remote [Open WebOS] through touch screen and physical keyboards [HP WebOS/Palm WebOS] through touch screen and physical keyboards [Feature]

Output: Gestures

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Input: [LG WebOS] not supported [Open WebOS] not supported [HP WebOS/Palm WebOS] Supported [Feature]

Output: Synergy

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Input: [LG WebOS] LG Store [Open WebOS] Homebrew [HP WebOS/Palm WebOS] App Catalog [Feature]

Output: Third-party applications

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Input: [LG WebOS] yes [Open WebOS] yes [HP WebOS/Palm WebOS] yes [Feature]

Output: Over the air updates

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Input: [LG WebOS] N/A [Open WebOS] N/A [HP WebOS/Palm WebOS] yes (proprietary standard) [Feature]

Output: Wireless recharging

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Input: [LG WebOS] yes [Open WebOS] N/A [HP WebOS/Palm WebOS] N/A [Feature]

Output: Simple setup/connection

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Input: [LG WebOS] via Connect SDK [Open WebOS] no [HP WebOS/Palm WebOS] later devices support Bonjour/ZeroConf and proprietary "Touch to Share" [Feature]

Output: Discovery of nearby devices

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Input: [LG WebOS] no [Open WebOS] yes [HP WebOS/Palm WebOS] some code released under Open WebOS[34] [Feature]

Output: open source

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Input: [LG WebOS] LG smart TVs / LG smartwatches [Open WebOS] ported to multiple devices / Open WebOS 1.0 HP Touchpad / WebOS Community Edition [HP WebOS/Palm WebOS] pre, pre plus, pixi, pixi plus / HP WebOS 1.4.5[35] pre2, pre3 / HP WebOS 2.x.x HP Touchpad /HP WebOS 3.0.x [Feature]

Output: Devices / versions

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Input: [Segment] Arino’s Challenge [Description] In the segment Arino is challenged with beating or performing a certain task in a classic video game. He is seated in a small office within the Fuji Television building at a table covered in various snack foods and drinks. In front of him is a small TV and the challenge game with accompanying console. In order to aid his progress he is allowed to call upon the various staff members who work on the show for assistance. He is often presented with various materials which will help his progress such as strategy guides and maps. The challenge usually runs for one day although exceptions can be made at the discretion of the producer and if Arino has the will to go on. If Arino fails at a challenge then the task is handed over to the ADs who must now complete the challenge. This segment originated as a companion to the extensive interview segments found in the first season of the show before becoming the focus of the show in the second season although the basic premise has remained the same throughout. [Featured in;]

Output: All seasons

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Input: [Segment] I’d Like to Meet This Man [Description] In this segment Arino visited and talked to various people from the Japanese gaming industry ranging from creators of blockbuster games to obscure cult classics. In the first season he mainly talked to various people within a company as opposed to the second season in which he spoke to individuals. The final segment was a compilation of previous segments featuring some new footage. [Featured in;]

Output: 1st and 2nd season

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Input: [Segment] Game Collections/Game Collections GB [Description] Interstitials shown during episodes which show a brief description of the Family Computer game along with some gameplay footage of it. Each game collections segment usually features games which were released during a certain time period as specified at the beginning to the segment or fall within a certain theme of the episode. Starting Season 16, the segment now covers Game Boy games in each year they were released. [Featured in;]

Output: 2nd through 9th, and 11th season

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Input: [Segment] You Should Visit this Game Center Sometime (TamaGe) [Description] Each segment begins with Arino reading a suggestion from a viewer regarding a game centers, shop or other such amusement center where there are good games to be found before entering the location mentioned in the letter. Arino visits locations throughout Japan and plays a variety of different games often with the goal of winning prizes to be given away as prizes to the viewers. [Featured in;]

Output: All seasons starting 2nd season

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Input: [Segment] Ring-Ring Tactics! [Description] During this segment which ran throughout season three Arino was tasked with completing the (notoriously bad) Famicom game Super Monkey Daibouken. The segment name comes from the fact he would call viewers who sent in postcards for advice or encouragement. He eventually cleared the game in the last episode of season three. [Featured in;]

Output: 3rd season

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Input: [Segment] Urawaza Jet Stream [Description] A short segment which begins with Arino stepping into a soundbooth in a recording studio and reading fond recollections from the viewers of their favorite games. The segment ends with a request for a well known secret or cheat from the game subsequently followed by footage of the trick or cheat being performed. [Featured in;]

Output: 4th season

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Input: [Segment] The Aces of Hardware Won’t Appear [Description] During this segment Arino tries out various "hidden gems" among classic gaming consoles, that were overshadowed in popularity by their competitors. Some systems that appeared in this segment were the 3DO, the Master System and the Tomy Tutor. The title is a play on words of an old Japanese pop song entitled "Heart no Ace ga Detekonai". [Featured in;]

Output: 5th season

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Input: [Segment] The Romance Never Ends [Description] A very tongue in cheek segment in which Arino plays various Famicom games in the search for salacious scenes featuring women. Once he has found such a scene he takes a picture of it using his phone. The title of this segment is taken from the pop song of the same name, Romantic Ga Tomaranai (Romanticが止まらない), performed by C-C-B. [Featured in;]

Output: 6th season

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Input: [Segment] Game & Watch, I Can’t Leave You Alone [Description] This focus of this segment was the Nintendo Game & Watch. Each segment would focus on a different series of the Game & Watch with Arino playing some of the games in that particular series. Once he was done playing the games he was told the prices of each game to see the shocked look on his face at the absurdly high prices. The pop song played at the beginning of the segment is ほっとけないよ by 楠瀬誠志郎. [Featured in;]

Output: 7th season

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Input: [Segment] The Game Center CX Game-itization Project [Description] These segments which ran over two seasons followed the development process of the first Game Center CX game, Retro Game Challenge. It featured Arino talking to many people involved with the development as well as him and other staff members pitching ideas for the game. [Featured in;]

Output: 7th and 8th season

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Input: [Segment] The Return of Ring-Ring Tactics! [Description] The return of the original Ring-Ring Tactics segment this time with a different game. The game featured in this segment is Championship Lode Runner. With the help of the viewers he cleared the game. [Featured in;]

Output: 8th season

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Input: [Segment] The Xevious Observation Diary [Description] These short segments filmed as a silent film began with Arino entering the invincibility code into Xevious for the Famicom before fastening a clip onto the controller and leaving the game to run throughout the season. The purpose of this is to see what will happen to the game seeing as the stages in Xevious loop indefinitely. Half way through the season a box was placed over the system and TV to conceal the potential result until the end of the season. At the end of the season the box was removed and the Famicom was turned off. There are indications that a planned power outage on July 6 was the cause. [Featured in;]

Output: 8th season

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Input: [Segment] The Famicom Manga Café [Description] This segment takes place in a small café where Arino is seen sitting at a table reading a newspaper. He is then brought an 80s manga series focused on the Famicom and a cup of tea. He tends to read a chapter of the first volume and the skips to the last chapter of the last volume to see how the series ends, He reads out loud and adds color commentary as well as his own thoughts about the series. [Featured in;]

Output: 9th season

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Input: [Segment] Singing About Whatever the Hell You Want [Description] In this segment Arino is provided with a viewer selected music clip from a game and also brief lyrics to sing along with it. [Featured in;]

Output: 10th season

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Input: [Segment] The Game Center CX Game-itization Project 2 [Description] With the announcement of the second Game Center CX game this segment returns now following the development of the second game. [Featured in;]

Output: 10th season

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Input: [Segment] Everything Important in Life I Learned From Video Game Strategy Guides [Description] A Buddhist priest reads a particularly inspiring/profound passage from a video game strategy guide to the assembled staff. He then elaborates on the passage comparing it to real life. The staff chant the advice, with Arino providing some humorous final thoughts. [Featured in;]

Output: 11th season

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Input: [Segment] A Waste of Color [Description] Arino tries out a handful of black & white Game Boy games, supplied by Kibe. He then (usually) chooses one that he'd like to see remade in color, and provides an illustration of how he thinks the remake might look. [Featured in;]

Output: 12th season

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Input: [Segment] Shocking Videos MAX [Description] Former AD Inoue invites Arino into his apartment to watch a series of videos of gruesome accidents in video games. Innocuous mistakes like crashing your bike in Excitebike are over dramatized with slow-mo, intense music, and countdowns to the carnage. [Featured in;]

Output: 13th season

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Input: [Segment] To Catch a Catch Copy [Description] Arino and two former GCCX staffers, Tojima and Nakayama, convene in a traditional home with a table of games blanketed in front of them. The show’s female announcer, Ms. Takeda, reads a game’s catch copy (ad tagline), and the three men pick what game they think it is, and why, with the goal being simply to see who gets the most right. [Featured in;]

Output: 14th season

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Input: [Segment] Retro Read-Aloud [Description] Arino and news announcer Ms. Nishiyama do dramatic readings of key scenes from various games, such as the melodramatic Fire Emblem. [Featured in;]

Output: 15th season

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Input: [Segment] Project CX: Peripherals [Description] Arino and crew try out various Famicom accessories, ranging from standard pads and joysticks to the more infamous Robot and Power Glove. The title and opening sequence are a reference to documentary series "Project X: Chōsenshatachi." [Featured in;]

Output: 15th season

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Input: [Segment] Famicom Living National Treasures [Description] Arino, now 90 years old, is presented with fake Famicom games, and imagines what they must be like. [Featured in;]

Output: 16th season

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Input: [Segment] Barcode Gambler [Description] Arino and crew use a barcode battling device to scan the barcodes of two games, and Arino places a bet on which game will come out on top. [Featured in;]

Output: 16th season

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Input: [Segment] Family Computer Sniper [Description] Parodying Golgo 13, Arino tries to identify games featured from past episodes using a pair of binoculars attached to an SNES Super Scope in a sniper like scenario. [Featured in;]

Output: 17th season

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Input: [Segment] The Game Center CX Game-itization Project 3 [Description] With the announcement of the third and latest Game Center CX game this segment returns now following the development of the game game. [Featured in;]

Output: 17th season

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Input: [Segment] When I looked back, He was there [Description] In celebration on the 30th anniversary of the Sega SG-1000, Arino and Kibe looked back at the games that were released for the console. [Featured in;]

Output: 17th season

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Input: [Segment] Famicom Box [Description] Arino’s at a hot spring resort playing with the Famicom Box, which has 30+ games to challenge. [Featured in;]

Output: 18th season

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Input: [Segment] GameCenter MSX [Description] Arino and Kibe looked back at the games that were released for the MSX computer system. [Featured in;]

Output: 18th season

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Input: [Segment] DJ Monster [Description] In a similar style to the Barcode Gambler segment, Arino and crew use the PlayStation game Monster Farm and two J-Pop CDs to create two different monsters to battle, and Arino places a bet on which CD/monster will come out on top. [Featured in;]

Output: 19th season

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Input: [Term] yuddha kalā [Translation]

Output: fighting art

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Input: [Term] āyudha-vidyā [Translation]

Output: science of weaponry

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Input: [Term] bira-vidyā [Translation]

Output: warrior science

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Input: [Term] śastra-vidyā [Translation]

Output: science of weapons

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Input: [Term] dhanurveda [Translation]

Output: knowledge of the bow

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Input: [Term] taṟkāppuk kalai (தற்காப்புக் கலை) [Translation]

Output: self-defence art

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Input: [Figure] The Amazing Spider-Man [Build-A-Figure Piece] Right Arm [Description]

Output: Movie Version

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Input: [Figure] Electro [Accessories] Interchangeable Head [Build-A-Figure Piece] Left Arm [Description]

Output: Movie Version

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Input: [Figure] Carnage / Toxin [Build-A-Figure Piece] Head [Description]

Output: Running Change

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Input: [Figure] Black Cat / Spider-Girl [Accessories] Whip [Build-A-Figure Piece] Torso [Description]

Output: Running Change

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Input: [Figure] Ultimate Beetle / Boomerang [Build-A-Figure Piece] Left Leg [Description]

Output: Running Change

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Input: [Figure] Agent Venom [Accessories] 4 Guns [Description]

Output: Walgreens Exclusive

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Input: [Priority] 1 [CSS Source Type] Importance [Description]

Output: The ‘!important’ annotation overwrites the previous priority types

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Input: [Priority] 2 [CSS Source Type] Inline [Description]

Output: A style applied to an HTML element via HTML ‘style’ attribute

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Input: [Priority] 3 [CSS Source Type] Media Type [Description]

Output: A property definition applies to all media types, unless a media specific CSS defined

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Input: [Priority] 4 [CSS Source Type] User defined [Description]

Output: Most browsers have the accessibility feature: a user defined CSS

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Input: [Priority] 5 [CSS Source Type] Selector specificity [Description]

Output: A specific contextual selector (#heading p) overwrites generic definition

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Input: [Priority] 6 [CSS Source Type] Rule order [Description]

Output: Last rule declaration has a higher priority

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Input: [Priority] 7 [CSS Source Type] Parent inheritance [Description]

Output: If a property is not specified, it is inherited from a parent element

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Input: [Priority] 8 [CSS Source Type] CSS property definition in HTML document [Description]

Output: CSS rule or CSS inline style overwrites a default browser value

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Input: [Priority] 9 [CSS Source Type] Browser default [Description]

Output: The lowest priority: browser default value is determined by W3C initial value specifications

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Input: [Motion] To open the floor to debate* [Notes] Also called the "main motion" [Fraction of Chamber Required] Majority [Second Required]

Output: Yes

1/3 second triggers debate on the amendment

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Input: [Motion] To take a bill from the table [Notes] Re-opens debate on tabled legislation, which may or may not have already been debated [Fraction of Chamber Required] Majority [Second Required]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Motion] To lay a bill on the table [Notes] Pauses debate on a bill. Some states typically return to vote on all tabled items before the conclusion of a tournament, but there is no rule requiring this. [Fraction of Chamber Required] Majority [Second Required]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Motion] To call the previous question [Notes] To call the "previous question" ends debate on a bill and states the main motion to vote on it [Fraction of Chamber Required] 2/3 [Second Required]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Motion] To recess [Notes] The time of the recess (e.g. "for ten minutes" or "until 11:30") must be specified [Fraction of Chamber Required] Majority [Second Required]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Motion] To rise to a point of personal privilege [Notes] To make a personal request [Fraction of Chamber Required] Decision of chair [Second Required]

Output: No

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Input: [Motion] To rise to a point of order/parliamentary procedure [Notes] To correct a parliamentary error, ask a question, or clarify a procedure [Fraction of Chamber Required] Decision of chair [Second Required]

Output: No

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Input: [Motion] To amend [Notes] Modifies a pending motion or the pending bill/resolution; filled-out slip must be passed to P.O. in advance [Fraction of Chamber Required] 2/3 majority to call the previous question to end debate, then majority to pass. [Second Required]

Output: 1/3 second triggers debate on the amendment

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Input: [Motion] To adjourn [Notes] Made at the end of a tournament [Fraction of Chamber Required] Majority [Second Required]

Output: Yes

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Input: [No.] 1 [Notes]

Output: Nicknamed "The Arpeggio", this composition matches chordal playing with ricochet across all 4 strings. The piece opens in E Major and then quickly transitions into an E minor development section, where descending scales in thirds are introduced.

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Input: [No.] 2 [Notes]

Output: The second caprice in B minor focuses on detache with many string crossings across non-adjacent strings.

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Input: [No.] 3 [Notes]

Output: Caprice No. 3 is a slurred legato exercise with octave trills in the introduction and conclusion.

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Input: [No.] 4 [Notes]

Output: Caprice No. 4 is an exercise featuring passages with many multiple stops.

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Input: [No.] 5 [Notes]

Output: This caprice focuses on fast ricochet bowings. It begins and ends with a section of ascending arpeggios followed by descending scales.

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Input: [No.] 6 [Notes]

Output: Nicknamed "The Trill", the sixth caprice exploits the use of left-hand tremolo on the violin by quickly alternating between different notes in the chord in one of the voices. A melody is played in one line with a tremolo occurring on another.

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Input: [No.] 7 [Notes]

Output: This caprice focuses on slurred staccato passages, featuring many long slurred scales and arpeggios.

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Input: [No.] 8 [Notes]

Output: Caprice No. 8 focuses on sustaining a lower note while playing a higher melody at the same time, meanwhile incorporating many trills and double stops.

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Input: [No.] 9 [Notes]

Output: Nicknamed "La Chasse" or "The Hunt", the violin's A and E strings imitate the flutes ("Sulla tastiera imitando il Flauto"), while the G & D strings imitate the horns ("imitando il Corno sulla D e G corda"). Primarily a study in double stops, with ricochet occurring in the middle section.

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Input: [No.] 10 [Notes]

Output: This caprice is primarily a study in up-bow staccato, with staccato notes punctuated by chords, trills and distant string crossings.

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Input: [No.] 11 [Notes]

Output: The eleventh caprice starts and ends with sections that require multiple voices, containing a passage that consists of many dotted notes rapidly jumping up and down the scale.

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Input: [No.] 12 [Notes]

Output: This caprice consists of a slurred pattern of a melody on an upper string alternating with a drone note on a bottom string, forcing the violinist to stretch great distances while keeping a finger on the drone string.

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Input: [No.] 13 [Notes]

Output: Nicknamed "The Devil's Laughter", this solo violin piece starts out with scale like double-stopped passages at a moderate speed. The second part consists of high speed runs that exercise left hand flexibility and position shifting, and right hand high speed string changing and detache bowing. The piece then repeats back to the beginning and ends right before reaching the second part for the second time.

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Input: [No.] 14 [Notes]

Output: The 14th caprice displays the violin's ability to voice chords. It contains many triple and quadruple stops. Stylistically, the piece imitates brass fanfares.

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Input: [No.] 15 [Notes]

Output: Caprice 15 starts with a short passage of high parallel octaves, continuing on to ascending arpeggios, descending scales, and broken thirds.

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Input: [No.] 16 [Notes]

Output: Main article: Caprice No. 16 (Paganini)

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Input: [No.] 17 [Notes]

Output: The "A" section contains numerous thirty-second note runs on the A and E strings that converse back and forth with double stops on the lower two strings. The middle section is famous for the incredibly difficult octave passage.

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Input: [No.] 18 [Notes]

Output: The introduction to caprice 18 demonstrates playing on the G string in very high positions. This is followed by a rapid display of scales in thirds.

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Input: [No.] 19 [Notes]

Output: Here are a lot of octaves at the beginning; then there are string crossings between G and A strings; this is followed by quick changes of position on the G string.

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Input: [No.] 20 [Notes]

Output: Caprice 20 is famous for the use of the D string as a drone, backdropping a lyrical melody on the A and E strings, imitating a bagpipe. This is followed by a rapid sixteenth note passage with trills and flying staccato.

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Input: [No.] 21 [Notes]

Output: Caprice 21 begins with a very expressive, aria-like melody played in double-stopped sixths. This is followed by a section of rapid up-bow staccato.

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Input: [No.] 22 [Notes]

Output: Caprice 22 explores many types of double and triple stops with louré bowing, then implementing various elements of slurred staccato, slurred tremolos and strings crossings.

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Input: [No.] 23 [Notes]

Output: Caprice No. 23 begins with a melody in octaves in E-flat. The middle, contrasting section is a formidable exercise in string crossings: it requires the violinist to play patterns of 3 sixteenth notes on the G string and then cross quickly to play one on the E string, and then back to the G string, all at a quick tempo.

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Input: [No.] 24 [Notes]

Output: Main article: Caprice No. 24 (Paganini) The theme from Caprice No. 24 is well known, and has been used as the basis for many pieces by a wide variety of composers. This caprice uses a wide range of advanced techniques such as tremendously fast scales and arpeggios, double and triple stops, left hand pizzicato, parallel octaves and tenths, rapid shifting, and string crossings.

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Input: [MTI] 0100 [Usage] Request from a point-of-sale terminal for authorization for a cardholder purchase [Meaning]

Output: Authorization Request

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Input: [MTI] 0110 [Usage] Request response to a point-of-sale terminal for authorization for a cardholder purchase [Meaning]

Output: Request Response

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Input: [MTI] 0120 [Usage] When the Point of Sale device breaks down and you have to sign a voucher [Meaning]

Output: Authorization Advice

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Input: [MTI] 0121 [Usage] If the advice times out [Meaning]

Output: Authorisation Advice Repeat

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Input: [MTI] 0130 [Usage] Confirmation of receipt of authorization advice [Meaning]

Output: Issuer Response to Authorization Advice

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Input: [MTI] 0200 [Usage] Request for funds, typically from an ATM or pinned point-of-sale device [Meaning]

Output: Acquirer Financial Request

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Input: [MTI] 0210 [Usage] Issuer response to request for funds [Meaning]

Output: Issuer Response to Financial Request

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Input: [MTI] 0220 [Usage] e.g. Checkout at a hotel. Used to complete transaction initiated with authorization request [Meaning]

Output: Acquirer Financial Advice

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Input: [MTI] 0221 [Usage] If the advice times out [Meaning]

Output: Acquirer Financial Advice repeat

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Input: [MTI] 0230 [Usage] Confirmation of receipt of financial advice [Meaning]

Output: Issuer Response to Financial Advice

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Input: [MTI] 0320 [Usage] File Update/Transfer Advice [Meaning]

Output: Batch Upload

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Input: [MTI] 0330 [Usage] File Update/Transfer Advice Response [Meaning]

Output: Batch Upload Response

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Input: [MTI] 0400 [Usage] Reverses a transaction [Meaning]

Output: Acquirer Reversal Request

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Input: [MTI] 0420 [Usage] Advises that a reversal has taken place [Meaning]

Output: Acquirer Reversal Advice

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Input: [MTI] 0421 [Usage] If the reversal times out [Meaning]

Output: Acquirer Reversal Advice Repeat Message

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Input: [MTI] 0430 [Usage] Confirmation of receipt of reversal advice [Meaning]

Output: Issuer Reversal Response

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Input: [MTI] 0500 [Usage] Card Acceptor Reconciliation Request [Meaning]

Output: Batch Settlement request

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Input: [MTI] 0510 [Usage] Card Acceptor Reconciliation Request Response [Meaning]

Output: Batch Settlement response

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Input: [MTI] 0800 [Usage] Hypercom terminals initialize request. Echo test, logon, log off etc. [Meaning]

Output: Network Management Request

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Input: [MTI] 0810 [Usage] Hypercom terminals initialize response. Echo test, logon, log off etc. [Meaning]

Output: Network Management Response

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Input: [MTI] 0820 [Usage] Keychange [Meaning]

Output: Network Management Advice

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

Output: No

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

Output: No

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

Output: No

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Input: [Subject/Law] Magazine Capacity Restriction? [Handguns] No [Relevant Statutes] None [Long guns]

Output: No

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

Output: No

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Input: [Subject/Law] Carry permits issued? [Handguns] Yes[25] [Relevant Statutes] O.C.G.A § 16-11-129 [Notes] Concealed or open carry allowed with permit. See also O.C.G.A § 43–38–10 which is a special permit for armed security guards. [Long guns]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Subject/Law] Open Carry? [Handguns] Restricted [Relevant Statutes] O.C.G.A § 16-11-126 [Notes] Open carry of handguns prohibited without a valid license issued under O.C.G.A § 16-11-129. [Long guns]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Subject/Law] State Preemption of local restrictions? [Handguns] Yes [Relevant Statutes] O.C.G.A § 16-11-173 [Notes] Despite state preemption, several localities continue to have local gun restrictions. Recent court rulings have resulted in many of these ordinances being withdrawn. [Long guns]

Output: Yes

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

Output: No

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

Output: No

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Input: [Subject/Law] Unlicensed open carry? [Handguns] Restricted [Relevant Statutes] O.C.G.A § 16-11-126 [Notes] A person may not carry a handgun openly in Georgia without having a valid Georgia Weapons Carry License (GWCL) unless he or she meets one of the exceptions under O.C.G.A. § 16-11-126(a)-(g). Openly carrying a handgun without a GWCL in one's home, motor vehicle, or place of business is covered by the exception in section 16-11-126(a). [Long guns]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Motion] To open the floor to debate* [Notes] Also called the "main motion" [Second Required] Yes [Fraction of Chamber Required]

Output: Majority

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Input: [Motion] To take a bill from the table [Notes] Re-opens debate on tabled legislation, which may or may not have already been debated [Second Required] Yes [Fraction of Chamber Required]

Output: Majority

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Input: [Motion] To lay a bill on the table [Notes] Pauses debate on a bill. Some states typically return to vote on all tabled items before the conclusion of a tournament, but there is no rule requiring this. [Second Required] Yes [Fraction of Chamber Required]

Output: Majority

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Input: [Motion] To call the previous question [Notes] To call the "previous question" ends debate on a bill and states the main motion to vote on it [Second Required] Yes [Fraction of Chamber Required]

Output: 2/3

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Input: [Motion] To recess [Notes] The time of the recess (e.g. "for ten minutes" or "until 11:30") must be specified [Second Required] Yes [Fraction of Chamber Required]

Output: Majority

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Input: [Motion] To rise to a point of personal privilege [Notes] To make a personal request [Second Required] No [Fraction of Chamber Required]

Output: Decision of chair

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Input: [Motion] To rise to a point of order/parliamentary procedure [Notes] To correct a parliamentary error, ask a question, or clarify a procedure [Second Required] No [Fraction of Chamber Required]

Output: Decision of chair

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Input: [Motion] To amend [Notes] Modifies a pending motion or the pending bill/resolution; filled-out slip must be passed to P.O. in advance [Second Required] 1/3 second triggers debate on the amendment [Fraction of Chamber Required]

Output: 2/3 majority to call the previous question to end debate, then majority to pass.

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Input: [Motion] To adjourn [Notes] Made at the end of a tournament [Second Required] Yes [Fraction of Chamber Required]

Output: Majority

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Input: [Priority] 1 [Description] The ‘!important’ annotation overwrites the previous priority types [CSS Source Type]

Output: Importance

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Input: [Priority] 2 [Description] A style applied to an HTML element via HTML ‘style’ attribute [CSS Source Type]

Output: Inline

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Input: [Priority] 3 [Description] A property definition applies to all media types, unless a media specific CSS defined [CSS Source Type]

Output: Media Type

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Input: [Priority] 4 [Description] Most browsers have the accessibility feature: a user defined CSS [CSS Source Type]

Output: User defined

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Input: [Priority] 5 [Description] A specific contextual selector (#heading p) overwrites generic definition [CSS Source Type]

Output: Selector specificity

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Input: [Priority] 6 [Description] Last rule declaration has a higher priority [CSS Source Type]

Output: Rule order

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Input: [Priority] 7 [Description] If a property is not specified, it is inherited from a parent element [CSS Source Type]

Output: Parent inheritance

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Input: [Priority] 8 [Description] CSS rule or CSS inline style overwrites a default browser value [CSS Source Type]

Output: CSS property definition in HTML document

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Input: [Priority] 9 [Description] The lowest priority: browser default value is determined by W3C initial value specifications [CSS Source Type]

Output: Browser default

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Input: [Motion] To open the floor to debate* [Second Required] Yes [Fraction of Chamber Required] Majority [Notes]

Output: Also called the "main motion"

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Input: [Motion] To take a bill from the table [Second Required] Yes [Fraction of Chamber Required] Majority [Notes]

Output: Re-opens debate on tabled legislation, which may or may not have already been debated

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Input: [Motion] To lay a bill on the table [Second Required] Yes [Fraction of Chamber Required] Majority [Notes]

Output: Pauses debate on a bill. Some states typically return to vote on all tabled items before the conclusion of a tournament, but there is no rule requiring this.

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Input: [Motion] To call the previous question [Second Required] Yes [Fraction of Chamber Required] 2/3 [Notes]

Output: To call the "previous question" ends debate on a bill and states the main motion to vote on it

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Input: [Motion] To recess [Second Required] Yes [Fraction of Chamber Required] Majority [Notes]

Output: The time of the recess (e.g. "for ten minutes" or "until 11:30") must be specified

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Input: [Motion] To rise to a point of personal privilege [Second Required] No [Fraction of Chamber Required] Decision of chair [Notes]

Output: To make a personal request

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Input: [Motion] To rise to a point of order/parliamentary procedure [Second Required] No [Fraction of Chamber Required] Decision of chair [Notes]

Output: To correct a parliamentary error, ask a question, or clarify a procedure

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Input: [Motion] To amend [Second Required] 1/3 second triggers debate on the amendment [Fraction of Chamber Required] 2/3 majority to call the previous question to end debate, then majority to pass. [Notes]

Output: Modifies a pending motion or the pending bill/resolution; filled-out slip must be passed to P.O. in advance

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Input: [Motion] To adjourn [Second Required] Yes [Fraction of Chamber Required] Majority [Notes]

Output: Made at the end of a tournament

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Input: [Past] waited [Present]

Output: wait

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Input: [Past] reflected [Present]

Output: reflect

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Input: [Past] greeted [Present]

Output: greet

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Input: [Past] fretted [Present]

Output: fret

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Input: [Past] rented [Present]

Output: rent

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Input: [Past] noted [Present]

Output: note

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Input: [Past] wasted [Present]

Output: waste

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Input: [Past] adapted [Present]

Output: adapt

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Input: [Past] regretted [Present]

Output: regret

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Input: [Past] funded [Present]

Output: fund

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Input: [Past] founded [Present]

Output: found

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Input: [Past] graded [Present]

Output: grade

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Input: [Past] abided [Present]

Output: abide

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Input: [Past] plodded [Present]

Output: plod

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Input: [Past] blended [Present]

Output: blend

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Input: [Past] ended [Present]

Output: end

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Input: [Subject/Law] State Permit to carry a gun [Handguns] Yes [Relevant Statutes] IC 35-47-2-3 [Long guns]

Output: No

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

Output: No

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

Output: No

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Input: [Subject/Law] Magazine Capacity Restriction? [Handguns] No [Relevant Statutes] None [Long guns]

Output: No

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

Output: No

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Input: [Subject/Law] Concealed Carry license issued? [Handguns] Yes [Relevant Statutes] IC 35-47-2-3 [Notes] Shall-Issue. Officially "License to Carry Handgun" [Long guns]

Output: No

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Input: [Subject/Law] Open Carry? [Handguns] Yes [Relevant Statutes] IC 35-47-2-3 [Notes] May carry openly with license. According to the state's official website, "carrying an exposed firearm in public may be alarming to some people and create unnecessary and unwanted attention to yourself."[27] Some gun rights advocates support the practice of open carry.[28] [Long guns]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Subject/Law] State Preemption of local restrictions? [Handguns] Yes [Relevant Statutes] IC 35-47-11.1-2 [Notes] Enacted in 2011 [Long guns]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Subject/Law] NFA weapons restricted? [Handguns] No [Relevant Statutes] IC 35-47-5-10 [Notes] Federal laws observed. [Long guns]

Output: No

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

Output: No

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Input: [Subject/Law] Castle Doctrine law? [Handguns] Yes [Relevant Statutes] IC 35-41-3-2 [Notes] No duty to retreat from dwelling, curtilage, or occupied motor vehicle. [Long guns]

Output: Yes

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