Input: [Subject/Law] Duty to inform? [Handguns] 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. [Long guns]

Output: No

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Input: [Extension] ARB_tessellation_shader [Details]

Output: Two new shader stages (tessellation-control and tessellation-evaluation) to support efficient generation of geometry on the GPU.

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Input: [Extension] ARB_shader_subroutine [Details]

Output: The ability to call different subroutines within a shader dynamically, without recompiling the source.

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Input: [Extension] ARB_sample_shading [Details]

Output: The programmer may request that a fragment program is evaluated for each sample within a fragment, which increases the fidelity of multisampled anti-aliasing.

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Input: [Extension] ARB_draw_buffers_blend [Details]

Output: The ability to set individual blend equations and blend functions for each color output.

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Input: [Extension] ARB_draw_indirect [Details]

Output: A mechanism to supply the arguments to certain Draw functions from buffer-object memory. Combined with transform feedback or OpenCL, this allows the GPU to render without synchronising with the CPU.

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Input: [Extension] ARB_transform_feedback2 ARB_transform_feedback3 [Details]

Output: A set of improvements to EXT_transform_feedback.

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Input: [Symbol] N1 [Definition]

Output: the cumulative number of vehicles arriving at location X1

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Input: [Symbol] N2 [Definition]

Output: the virtual cumulative number of vehicles arriving at location X2, or the cumulative number of vehicles that would have liked to cross X2 by time t

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Input: [Symbol] N′2 [Definition]

Output: the actual cumulative number of vehicles arriving at location X2

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Input: [Symbol] TTFF [Definition]

Output: the time it takes to travel from location X1 to location X2 at free-flow conditions

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Input: [Symbol] w(i) [Definition]

Output: the delay experienced by vehicle i as it travels from X1 to X2

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Input: [Symbol] TT(i) [Definition]

Output: the total time it takes to travel from X1 to X2 including delays (TTFF + w(i))

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Input: [Symbol] Q(t) [Definition]

Output: the queue at any time t, or the number of vehicles being delayed at time t

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Input: [Symbol] n [Definition]

Output: total number of vehicles in the system

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Input: [Symbol] m [Definition]

Output: total number of delayed vehicles

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Input: [Symbol] TD [Definition]

Output: total delay experienced by m vehicles (area between N2 and N′2)

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Input: [Symbol] t1 [Definition]

Output: time at which congestion begins

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Input: [Symbol] t2 [Definition]

Output: time at which congestion ends

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Input: [Year] 1983 [Category] Inspirational Album [Nominated work] Lift Up the Lord [Result]

Output: Won

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Input: [Year] 1984 [Category] Inspirational Album [Nominated work] More Than Wonderful [Result]

Output: Won

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Input: [Year] 1985 [Category] Inspirational Album [Nominated work] Songs from the Heart [Result]

Output: Won

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Input: [Year] 1987 [Category] Inspirational Album [Nominated work] Morning Like This [Result]

Output: Won

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Input: [Year] 1988 [Category] Song of the Year [Nominated work] “In the Name of the Lord” [Result]

Output: Won

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Input: [Year] 1989 [Category] Inspirational Album [Nominated work] Make His Praise Glorious [Result]

Output: Won

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Input: [Year] 1989 [Category] Inspirational Song [Nominated work] “In Heaven’s Eyes” [Result]

Output: Won

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Input: [Year] 1989 [Category] Children’s Album [Nominated work] The Friendship Company [Result]

Output: Won

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Input: [Year] 1989 [Category] Instrumental Album [Nominated work] A Symphony of Praise [Result]

Output: Won

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Input: [Year] 1989 [Category] Choral Collection [Nominated work] Sandi Patty Choral Praise [Result]

Output: Won

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Input: [Year] 1991 [Category] Inspirational Album [Nominated work] Another Time, Another Place [Result]

Output: Won

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Input: [Year] 1991 [Category] Pop/Contemporary Song [Nominated work] "Another Time, Another Place" [Result]

Output: Won

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Input: [Year] 1992 [Category] Short-Form Music Video [Nominated work] "Another Time, Another Place" [Result]

Output: Won

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Input: [Year] 1992 [Category] Children’s Album [Nominated work] Open for Business (The Friendship Company) [Result]

Output: Won

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Input: [Year] 1992 [Category] Inspirational Song [Nominated work] “For All the World” [Result]

Output: Won

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Input: [Year] 1994 [Category] Short-Form Music Video [Nominated work] “Hand on My Shoulder” [Result]

Output: Won

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Input: [Year] 1995 [Category] Female Vocalist [Nominated work] Female Vocalist of the Year [Result]

Output: Nominated

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Input: [Year] 1995 [Category] Inspirational Album [Nominated work] Find It on the Wings [Result]

Output: Won

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Input: [Year] 1996 [Category] Special Event Album [Nominated work] My Utmost for His Highest (various artists) [Result]

Output: Won

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Input: [Year] 1998 [Category] Special Event Album [Nominated work] God with Us – A Celebration of Christmas Carols & Classics (various artists) [Result]

Output: Won

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Input: [Year] 1998 [Category] Inspirational Album [Nominated work] Artist of My Soul [Result]

Output: Won

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Input: [Year] 1998 [Category] Long-Form Music Video [Nominated work] My Utmost for His Highest (various artists) [Result]

Output: Won

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Input: [Year] 1999 [Category] Spanish Language Album [Nominated work] Libertad de Mas (tie) [Result]

Output: Won

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Input: [Year] 2002 [Category] Long-Form Music Video [Nominated work] All The Best...Live! [Result]

Output: Nominated

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Input: [Year] 2004 [Category] Inspirational Album [Nominated work] Take Hold of Christ [Result]

Output: Nominated

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Input: [Year] 2005 [Category] Inspirational Album [Nominated work] Hymns of Faith...Songs of Inspiration [Result]

Output: Nominated

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Input: [Year] 2008 [Category] Female Vocalist [Nominated work] Female Vocalist of the Year [Result]

Output: Nominated

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Input: [Year] 2008 [Category] Inspirational Album [Nominated work] Falling Forward [Result]

Output: Nominated

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Input: [Year] 2009 [Category] Inspirational Album [Nominated work] Songs for the Journey [Result]

Output: Nominated

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Input: [Year] 2011 [Category] Inspirational Album [Nominated work] The Edge of the Divine [Result]

Output: Won

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Input: [Year] 2014 [Category] Inspirational Album [Nominated work] Everlasting [Result]

Output: Nominated

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Input: [Code] S1 [Phrase]

Output: Keep locked up

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Input: [Code] S2 [Phrase]

Output: Keep out of the reach of children

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Input: [Code] S3 [Phrase]

Output: Keep in a cool place

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Input: [Code] S4 [Phrase]

Output: Keep away from living quarters

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Input: [Code] S5 [Phrase]

Output: Keep contents under ... (appropriate liquid to be specified by the manufacturer)

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Input: [Code] S6 [Phrase]

Output: Keep under ... (inert gas to be specified by the manufacturer)

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Input: [Code] S7 [Phrase]

Output: Keep container tightly closed

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Input: [Code] S8 [Phrase]

Output: Keep container dry

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Input: [Code] S9 [Phrase]

Output: Keep container in a well-ventilated place

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Input: [Code] S10 [Phrase]

Output: Keep contents wet

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Input: [Code] S11 [Phrase]

Output: not specified

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Input: [Code] S12 [Phrase]

Output: Do not keep the container sealed

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Input: [Code] S13 [Phrase]

Output: Keep away from food, drink and animal foodstuffs

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Input: [Code] S14 [Phrase]

Output: Keep away from ... (incompatible materials to be indicated by the manufacturer)

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Input: [Code] S15 [Phrase]

Output: Keep away from heat

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Input: [Code] S16 [Phrase]

Output: Keep away from sources of ignition - No smoking

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Input: [Code] S17 [Phrase]

Output: Keep away from combustible material

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Input: [Code] S18 [Phrase]

Output: Handle and open container with care

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Input: [Code] S20 [Phrase]

Output: When using do not eat or drink

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Input: [Code] S21 [Phrase]

Output: When using do not smoke

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Input: [Code] S22 [Phrase]

Output: Do not breathe dust

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Input: [Code] S23 [Phrase]

Output: Do not breathe gas/fumes/vapour/spray (appropriate wording to be specified by the manufacturer)

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Input: [Code] S24 [Phrase]

Output: Avoid contact with skin

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Input: [Code] S25 [Phrase]

Output: Avoid contact with eyes

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Input: [Code] S26 [Phrase]

Output: In case of contact with eyes, rinse immediately with plenty of water and seek medical advice

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Input: [Code] S27 [Phrase]

Output: Take off immediately all contaminated clothing

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Input: [Code] S28 [Phrase]

Output: After contact with skin, wash immediately with plenty of ... (to be specified by the manufacturer)

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Input: [Code] S29 [Phrase]

Output: Do not empty into drains

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Input: [Code] S30 [Phrase]

Output: Never add water to this product

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Input: [Code] S33 [Phrase]

Output: Take precautionary measures against static discharges

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Input: [Code] S35 [Phrase]

Output: This material and its container must be disposed of in a safe way

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Input: [Code] S36 [Phrase]

Output: Wear suitable protective clothing

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Input: [Code] S37 [Phrase]

Output: Wear suitable gloves

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Input: [Code] S38 [Phrase]

Output: In case of insufficient ventilation wear suitable respiratory equipment

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Input: [Code] S39 [Phrase]

Output: Wear eye/face protection

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Input: [Code] S40 [Phrase]

Output: To clean the floor and all objects contaminated by this material use ... (to be specified by the manufacturer)

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Input: [Code] S41 [Phrase]

Output: In case of fire and/or explosion do not breathe fumes

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Input: [Code] S42 [Phrase]

Output: During fumigation/spraying wear suitable respiratory equipment (appropriate wording to be specified by the manufacturer)

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Input: [Code] S43 [Phrase]

Output: In case of fire use ... (indicate in the space the precise type of fire-fighting equipment. If water increases the risk add - Never use water)

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Input: [Code] S45 [Phrase]

Output: In case of accident or if you feel unwell seek medical advice immediately (show the label where possible)

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Input: [Code] S46 [Phrase]

Output: If swallowed, seek medical advice immediately and show this container or label

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Input: [Code] S47 [Phrase]

Output: Keep at temperature not exceeding ... °C (to be specified by the manufacturer)

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Input: [Code] S48 [Phrase]

Output: Keep wet with ... (appropriate material to be specified by the manufacturer)

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Input: [Code] S49 [Phrase]

Output: Keep only in the original container

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Input: [Code] S50 [Phrase]

Output: Do not mix with ... (to be specified by the manufacturer)

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Input: [Code] S51 [Phrase]

Output: Use only in well-ventilated areas

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Input: [Code] S52 [Phrase]

Output: Not recommended for interior use on large surface areas

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Input: [Code] S53 [Phrase]

Output: Avoid exposure - obtain special instructions before use

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Input: [Code] S56 [Phrase]

Output: Dispose of this material and its container at hazardous or special waste collection point

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Input: [Code] S57 [Phrase]

Output: Use appropriate containment to avoid environmental contamination

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Input: [Code] S59 [Phrase]

Output: Refer to manufacturer/supplier for information on recovery/recycling

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Input: [Code] S60 [Phrase]

Output: This material and its container must be disposed of as hazardous waste

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Input: [Code] S61 [Phrase]

Output: Avoid release to the environment. Refer to special instructions/safety data sheet

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Input: [Code] S62 [Phrase]

Output: If swallowed, do not induce vomiting: seek medical advice immediately and show this container or label where possible

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Input: [Code] S63 [Phrase]

Output: In case of accident by inhalation: remove casualty to fresh air and keep at rest

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Input: [Code] S64 [Phrase]

Output: If swallowed, rinse mouth with water (only if the person is conscious)

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Input: [Code] (S1/2) [Phrase]

Output: Keep locked up and out of the reach of children

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Input: [Code] S3/7 [Phrase]

Output: Keep container tightly closed in a cool place

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Input: [Code] S3/7/9 [Phrase]

Output: Keep container tightly closed in a cool, well-ventilated place

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Input: [Code] S3/9/14 [Phrase]

Output: Keep in a cool, well-ventilated place away from ... (incompatible materials to be indicated by the manufacturer)

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Input: [Code] S3/9/14/49 [Phrase]

Output: Keep only in the original container in a cool, well-ventilated place away from ... (incompatible materials to be indicated by the manufacturer)

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Input: [Code] S3/9/49 [Phrase]

Output: Keep only in the original container in a cool, well-ventilated place

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Input: [Code] S3/14 [Phrase]

Output: Keep in a cool place away from ... (incompatible materials to be indicated by the manufacturer)

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Input: [Code] S7/8 [Phrase]

Output: Keep container tightly closed and dry

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Input: [Code] S7/9 [Phrase]

Output: Keep container tightly closed and in a well-ventilated place

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Input: [Code] S7/47 [Phrase]

Output: Keep container tightly closed and at temperature not exceeding ... °C (to be specified by the manufacturer)

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Input: [Code] S8/10 [Phrase]

Output: Keep container wet, but keep the contents dry

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Input: [Code] S20/21 [Phrase]

Output: When using do not eat, drink or smoke

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Input: [Code] S24/25 [Phrase]

Output: Avoid contact with skin and eyes

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Input: [Code] S27/28 [Phrase]

Output: After contact with skin, take off immediately all contaminated clothing, and wash immediately with plenty of ... (to be specified by the manufacturer)

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Input: [Code] S29/35 [Phrase]

Output: Do not empty into drains; dispose of this material and its container in a safe way

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Input: [Code] S29/56 [Phrase]

Output: Do not empty into drains, dispose of this material and its container at hazardous or special waste collection point

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Input: [Code] S36/37 [Phrase]

Output: Wear suitable protective clothing and gloves

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Input: [Code] S36/37/39 [Phrase]

Output: Wear suitable protective clothing, gloves and eye/face protection

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Input: [Code] S36/39 [Phrase]

Output: Wear suitable protective clothing and eye/face protection

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Input: [Code] S37/39 [Phrase]

Output: Wear suitable gloves and eye/face protection

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Input: [Code] S38/2 [Phrase]

Output: In case of insufficient ventilation wear suitable respiratory equipment and stay away from children

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Input: [Code] S47/49 [Phrase]

Output: Keep only in the original container at temperature not exceeding ... °C (to be specified by the manufacturer)

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Input: [Effect type] #xx X parameter [OpenMPT] Yes [FastTracker 2] No [MilkyTracker] No [BeRoTracker] No [Protracker]

Output: No

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Input: [Effect type] \xx Smooth Midi Macro [OpenMPT] Yes [FastTracker 2] No [MilkyTracker] No [BeRoTracker] Yes [Protracker]

Output: No

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Input: [Effect type] 0xx Arpeggio [OpenMPT] Yes [FastTracker 2] Yes [MilkyTracker] Yes [BeRoTracker] Yes [Protracker]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Effect type] 1xx Portamento Up [OpenMPT] Yes [FastTracker 2] Yes [MilkyTracker] Yes [BeRoTracker] Yes [Protracker]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Effect type] 2xx Portamento Down [OpenMPT] Yes [FastTracker 2] Yes [MilkyTracker] Yes [BeRoTracker] Yes [Protracker]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Effect type] 3xx Tone Portamento [OpenMPT] Yes [FastTracker 2] Yes [MilkyTracker] Yes [BeRoTracker] Yes [Protracker]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Effect type] 4xx Vibrato [OpenMPT] Yes [FastTracker 2] Yes [MilkyTracker] Yes [BeRoTracker] Yes [Protracker]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Effect type] 5xx Volume Slide+Tone Portamento [OpenMPT] Yes [FastTracker 2] Yes [MilkyTracker] Yes [BeRoTracker] Yes [Protracker]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Effect type] 6xx Volume Slide+Vibrato [OpenMPT] Yes [FastTracker 2] Yes [MilkyTracker] Yes [BeRoTracker] Yes [Protracker]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Effect type] 7xx Tremolo [OpenMPT] Yes [FastTracker 2] Yes [MilkyTracker] Yes [BeRoTracker] Yes [Protracker]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Effect type] 8xx Set Panning [OpenMPT] Yes [FastTracker 2] Yes [MilkyTracker] Yes [BeRoTracker] Yes [Protracker]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Effect type] 9xx Set Offset [OpenMPT] Yes [FastTracker 2] Yes [MilkyTracker] Yes [BeRoTracker] Yes [Protracker]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Effect type] Axx Volume Slide [OpenMPT] Yes [FastTracker 2] Yes [MilkyTracker] Yes [BeRoTracker] Yes [Protracker]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Effect type] Bxx Position Jump [OpenMPT] Yes [FastTracker 2] Yes [MilkyTracker] Yes [BeRoTracker] Yes [Protracker]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Effect type] Cxx Set Volume [OpenMPT] Yes [FastTracker 2] Yes [MilkyTracker] Yes [BeRoTracker] Yes [Protracker]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Effect type] Dxx Pattern Break [OpenMPT] Yes [FastTracker 2] Yes [MilkyTracker] Yes [BeRoTracker] Yes [Protracker]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Effect type] E1x Fine Portamento Up [OpenMPT] Yes [FastTracker 2] Yes [MilkyTracker] Yes [BeRoTracker] Yes [Protracker]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Effect type] E2x Fine Portamento Down [OpenMPT] Yes [FastTracker 2] Yes [MilkyTracker] Yes [BeRoTracker] Yes [Protracker]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Effect type] E3x Glissando Control [OpenMPT] Yes [FastTracker 2] Yes [MilkyTracker] Yes [BeRoTracker] Yes [Protracker]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Effect type] E4x Vibrato Waveform [OpenMPT] Yes [FastTracker 2] Yes [MilkyTracker] Yes [BeRoTracker] Yes [Protracker]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Effect type] E5x Set Finetune [OpenMPT] Yes [FastTracker 2] Yes [MilkyTracker] Yes [BeRoTracker] Yes [Protracker]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Effect type] E6x Pattern Loop [OpenMPT] Yes [FastTracker 2] Yes [MilkyTracker] Yes [BeRoTracker] Yes [Protracker]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Effect type] E7x Tremolo Waveform [OpenMPT] Yes [FastTracker 2] Yes [MilkyTracker] Yes [BeRoTracker] Yes [Protracker]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Effect type] E8x Set Panning [OpenMPT] Yes [FastTracker 2] Yes [MilkyTracker] Yes [BeRoTracker] Yes [Protracker]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Effect type] E9x Retrigger Note [OpenMPT] Yes [FastTracker 2] Yes [MilkyTracker] Yes [BeRoTracker] Yes [Protracker]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Effect type] EAx Fine Volume Slide Up [OpenMPT] Yes [FastTracker 2] Yes [MilkyTracker] Yes [BeRoTracker] Yes [Protracker]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Effect type] EBx Fine Volume Slide Down [OpenMPT] Yes [FastTracker 2] Yes [MilkyTracker] Yes [BeRoTracker] Yes [Protracker]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Effect type] ECx Note Cut [OpenMPT] Yes [FastTracker 2] Yes [MilkyTracker] Yes [BeRoTracker] Yes [Protracker]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Effect type] EDx Note Delay [OpenMPT] Yes [FastTracker 2] Yes [MilkyTracker] Yes [BeRoTracker] Yes [Protracker]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Effect type] EEx Pattern Delay [OpenMPT] Yes [FastTracker 2] Yes [MilkyTracker] Yes [BeRoTracker] Yes [Protracker]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Effect type] EFx Set Active Macro [OpenMPT] Yes [FastTracker 2] Yes [MilkyTracker] Yes [BeRoTracker] Yes [Protracker]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Effect type] Fxx Set Speed/Tempo [OpenMPT] Yes [FastTracker 2] Yes [MilkyTracker] Yes [BeRoTracker] Yes [Protracker]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Effect type] Gxx Set Global Volume [OpenMPT] Yes [FastTracker 2] Yes [MilkyTracker] Yes [BeRoTracker] Yes [Protracker]

Output: No

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Input: [Effect type] Hxx Global Volume Slide [OpenMPT] Yes [FastTracker 2] Yes [MilkyTracker] Yes [BeRoTracker] Yes [Protracker]

Output: No

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Input: [Effect type] Kxx Key Off [OpenMPT] Yes [FastTracker 2] Yes [MilkyTracker] Yes [BeRoTracker] Yes [Protracker]

Output: No

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Input: [Effect type] Lxx Envelope Position [OpenMPT] Yes [FastTracker 2] Yes [MilkyTracker] Yes [BeRoTracker] Yes [Protracker]

Output: No

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Input: [Effect type] Pxx Panning Slide [OpenMPT] Yes [FastTracker 2] Yes [MilkyTracker] Yes [BeRoTracker] Yes [Protracker]

Output: No

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Input: [Effect type] Rxx Retrigger Note [OpenMPT] Yes [FastTracker 2] Yes [MilkyTracker] Yes [BeRoTracker] Yes [Protracker]

Output: No

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Input: [Effect type] Txx Tremor [OpenMPT] Yes [FastTracker 2] Yes [MilkyTracker] Yes [BeRoTracker] Yes [Protracker]

Output: No

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Input: [Effect type] Wxx Custom Sync Event [OpenMPT] No [FastTracker 2] Yes [MilkyTracker] No [BeRoTracker] Yes [Protracker]

Output: No

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Input: [Effect type] X1x Extra Fine Portamento Up [OpenMPT] Yes [FastTracker 2] Yes [MilkyTracker] Yes [BeRoTracker] Yes [Protracker]

Output: No

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Input: [Effect type] X2x Extra Fine Portamento Down [OpenMPT] Yes [FastTracker 2] Yes [MilkyTracker] Yes [BeRoTracker] Yes [Protracker]

Output: No

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Input: [Effect type] X5x Panbrello Waveform [OpenMPT] Yes [FastTracker 2] No [MilkyTracker] No [BeRoTracker] Yes [Protracker]

Output: No

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Input: [Effect type] X6x Fine Pattern Delay [OpenMPT] Yes [FastTracker 2] No [MilkyTracker] No [BeRoTracker] Yes [Protracker]

Output: No

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Input: [Effect type] X9x Sound Control [OpenMPT] Yes [FastTracker 2] No [MilkyTracker] No [BeRoTracker] Yes [Protracker]

Output: No

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Input: [Effect type] Yxx Panbrello [OpenMPT] Yes [FastTracker 2] No [MilkyTracker] No [BeRoTracker] Yes [Protracker]

Output: No

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Input: [Segment] Arino’s Challenge [Featured in;] All seasons [Description]

Output: 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.

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Input: [Segment] I’d Like to Meet This Man [Featured in;] 1st and 2nd season [Description]

Output: 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.

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Input: [Segment] Game Collections/Game Collections GB [Featured in;] 2nd through 9th, and 11th season [Description]

Output: 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.

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Input: [Segment] You Should Visit this Game Center Sometime (TamaGe) [Featured in;] All seasons starting 2nd season [Description]

Output: 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.

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Input: [Segment] Ring-Ring Tactics! [Featured in;] 3rd season [Description]

Output: 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.

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Input: [Segment] Urawaza Jet Stream [Featured in;] 4th season [Description]

Output: 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.

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Input: [Segment] The Aces of Hardware Won’t Appear [Featured in;] 5th season [Description]

Output: 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".

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Input: [Segment] The Romance Never Ends [Featured in;] 6th season [Description]

Output: 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.

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Input: [Segment] Game & Watch, I Can’t Leave You Alone [Featured in;] 7th season [Description]

Output: 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.

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Input: [Segment] The Game Center CX Game-itization Project [Featured in;] 7th and 8th season [Description]

Output: 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.

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Input: [Segment] The Return of Ring-Ring Tactics! [Featured in;] 8th season [Description]

Output: 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.

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Input: [Segment] The Xevious Observation Diary [Featured in;] 8th season [Description]

Output: 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.

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Input: [Segment] The Famicom Manga Café [Featured in;] 9th season [Description]

Output: 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.

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Input: [Segment] Singing About Whatever the Hell You Want [Featured in;] 10th season [Description]

Output: In this segment Arino is provided with a viewer selected music clip from a game and also brief lyrics to sing along with it.

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Input: [Segment] The Game Center CX Game-itization Project 2 [Featured in;] 10th season [Description]

Output: With the announcement of the second Game Center CX game this segment returns now following the development of the second game.

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Input: [Segment] Everything Important in Life I Learned From Video Game Strategy Guides [Featured in;] 11th season [Description]

Output: 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.

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Input: [Segment] A Waste of Color [Featured in;] 12th season [Description]

Output: 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.

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Input: [Segment] Shocking Videos MAX [Featured in;] 13th season [Description]

Output: 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.

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Input: [Segment] To Catch a Catch Copy [Featured in;] 14th season [Description]

Output: 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.

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Input: [Segment] Retro Read-Aloud [Featured in;] 15th season [Description]

Output: Arino and news announcer Ms. Nishiyama do dramatic readings of key scenes from various games, such as the melodramatic Fire Emblem.

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Input: [Segment] Project CX: Peripherals [Featured in;] 15th season [Description]

Output: 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."

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Input: [Segment] Famicom Living National Treasures [Featured in;] 16th season [Description]

Output: Arino, now 90 years old, is presented with fake Famicom games, and imagines what they must be like.

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Input: [Segment] Barcode Gambler [Featured in;] 16th season [Description]

Output: 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.

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Input: [Segment] Family Computer Sniper [Featured in;] 17th season [Description]

Output: 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.

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Input: [Segment] The Game Center CX Game-itization Project 3 [Featured in;] 17th season [Description]

Output: With the announcement of the third and latest Game Center CX game this segment returns now following the development of the game game.

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Input: [Segment] When I looked back, He was there [Featured in;] 17th season [Description]

Output: 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.

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Input: [Segment] Famicom Box [Featured in;] 18th season [Description]

Output: Arino’s at a hot spring resort playing with the Famicom Box, which has 30+ games to challenge.

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Input: [Segment] GameCenter MSX [Featured in;] 18th season [Description]

Output: Arino and Kibe looked back at the games that were released for the MSX computer system.

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Input: [Segment] DJ Monster [Featured in;] 19th season [Description]

Output: 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.

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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

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: [Factor] Cropping system [Low risk] Good rotation [High risk]

Output: Crop monoculture

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Input: [Factor] Cultivation system [Low risk] Annual ploughing [High risk]

Output: Continuous minimum tillage

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Input: [Factor] Weed control [Low risk] Cultural only [High risk]

Output: Herbicide only

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

Output: Single modes of action

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Input: [Factor] Control in previous years [Low risk] Excellent [High risk]

Output: Poor

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

Output: High

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Input: [Factor] Resistance in vicinity [Low risk] Unknown [High risk]

Output: Common

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

Output: Permanence

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

Output: Can be lost via mortal sin

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Input: [0] Lutheran [1] Event [2] Divine monergism [4] Distinct from and prior to sanctification [3]

Output: Can be lost via loss of faith

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

Output: Can be lost via loss of faith

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

Output: Can be lost via mortal sin

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

Output: Cannot be lost

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Input: [Criteria] Mechanism [CME] Non-market relations [LME]

Output: Competitive market arrangements

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Input: [Criteria] Equilibrium [CME] Strategic interaction among firms and other actors [LME]

Output: Demand/supply and Hierarchy

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

Output: Competitive

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Input: [Criteria] Mode of Production [CME] Differentiated, niche production [LME]

Output: Direct product competition

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Input: [Criteria] Legal system [CME] Incomplete and informal contracting [LME]

Output: Complete and formal contracting

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Input: [Criteria] Institutions’ function [CME] Monitoring Sanctioning of defectors [LME]

Output: Competitiveness Freer movement of inputs

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Input: [Criteria] Employment [CME] Shorter hours, Specific skill Long term, Immobile [LME]

Output: Full-time, General skill Short term, Fluid

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

Output: Firm level

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Input: [Criteria] Training and Education [CME] Apprenticeship imparting industry-specific skills [LME]

Output: Formal education from high schools and colleges

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

Output: Low

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Input: [Criteria] Income Distribution [CME] Equal (low Gini) [LME]

Output: Unequal (high Gini)

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

Output: Radical

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Input: [Criteria] Comparative Advantage [CME] Manufacturing [LME]

Output: High-tech and service

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Input: [Criteria] Policies [CME] Encourages information sharing and collaboration of firms [LME]

Output: Deregulation, anti-trust, tax-break

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

Output: Type of Action

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

Output: Synergism

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

Output: Divine monergism

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

Output: Synergism

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

Output: Synergism

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

Output: Divine monergism

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Input: [Figure] The Amazing Spider-Man [Description] Movie Version [Build-A-Figure Piece]

Output: Right Arm

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Input: [Figure] Electro [Accessories] Interchangeable Head [Description] Movie Version [Build-A-Figure Piece]

Output: Left Arm

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Input: [Figure] Superior Spider-Man [Build-A-Figure Piece]

Output: Right Leg

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

Output: Head

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

Output: Torso

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Input: [Figure] Ultimate Beetle / Boomerang [Description] Running Change [Build-A-Figure Piece]

Output: Left Leg

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Input: [Grade] A [Findings]

Output: Articular cartilage is smooth and intact but may be soft or ballottable

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Cheng arthroscopic staging of osteochondritis dissecans[16]


Input: [Grade] B [Findings]

Output: Articular cartilage has a rough surface

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Input: [Grade] C [Findings]

Output: Articular cartilage has fibrillations or fissures

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Input: [Grade] D [Findings]

Output: Articular cartilage with a flap or exposed bone

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Input: [Grade] E [Findings]

Output: Loose, nondisplaced osteochondral fragment

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Input: [Grade] F [Findings]

Output: Displaced osteochondral fragment

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Input: [Name] Abstract factory [Description] Provide an interface for creating families of related or dependent objects without specifying their concrete classes. [In Code Complete[15]] Yes [Other] N/A [In Design Patterns]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Name] Builder [Description] Separate the construction of a complex object from its representation, allowing the same construction process to create various representations. [In Code Complete[15]] No [Other] N/A [In Design Patterns]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Name] Factory method [Description] Define an interface for creating a single object, but let subclasses decide which class to instantiate. Factory Method lets a class defer instantiation to subclasses (dependency injection[16]). [In Code Complete[15]] Yes [Other] N/A [In Design Patterns]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Name] Lazy initialization [Description] Tactic of delaying the creation of an object, the calculation of a value, or some other expensive process until the first time it is needed. This pattern appears in the GoF catalog as "virtual proxy", an implementation strategy for the Proxy pattern. [In Code Complete[15]] No [Other] PoEAA[17] [In Design Patterns]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Name] Multiton [Description] Ensure a class has only named instances, and provide a global point of access to them. [In Code Complete[15]] No [Other] N/A [In Design Patterns]

Output: No

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Input: [Name] Object pool [Description] Avoid expensive acquisition and release of resources by recycling objects that are no longer in use. Can be considered a generalisation of connection pool and thread pool patterns. [In Code Complete[15]] No [Other] N/A [In Design Patterns]

Output: No

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Input: [Name] Prototype [Description] Specify the kinds of objects to create using a prototypical instance, and create new objects by copying this prototype. [In Code Complete[15]] No [Other] N/A [In Design Patterns]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Name] Resource acquisition is initialization [Description] Ensure that resources are properly released by tying them to the lifespan of suitable objects. [In Code Complete[15]] No [Other] N/A [In Design Patterns]

Output: No

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Input: [Name] Singleton [Description] Ensure a class has only one instance, and provide a global point of access to it. [In Code Complete[15]] Yes [Other] N/A [In Design Patterns]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Data Type] uint32_be [Default] 0 [Details] For first packet set to NULL [Field]

Output: Size of previous packet

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Input: [Data Type] uint8 [Default] 18 [Details] For first packet set to AMF Metadata [Field]

Output: Packet Type

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Input: [Data Type] uint24_be [Default] varies [Details] Size of packet data only [Field]

Output: Payload Size

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Input: [Data Type] uint24_be [Default] 0 [Details] For first packet set to NULL [Field]

Output: Timestamp Lower

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Input: [Data Type] uint8 [Default] 0 [Details] Extension to create a uint32_be value [Field]

Output: Timestamp Upper

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Input: [Data Type] uint24_be [Default] 0 [Details] For first stream of same type set to NULL [Field]

Output: Stream ID

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Input: [Data Type] freeform [Default] varies [Details] Data as defined by packet type [Field]

Output: Payload Data

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Input: [Year] 1976 [Award] Australian Cinematographers Society [Category] Cinematographer of the Year [Title] Between Wars [Result]

Output: Won

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Input: [Year] 1976 [Award] British Society of Cinematographers [Category] Best Cinematography [Title] Picnic at Hanging Rock [Result]

Output: Nominated

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Input: [Year] 1977 [Award] Australian Film Institute Awards [Category] Best Achievement in Cinematography [Title] Break of Day [Result]

Output: Won

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Input: [Year] 1977 [Award] British Academy Film Awards [Category] Best Cinematography [Title] Picnic at Hanging Rock [Result]

Output: Won

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Input: [Year] 1978 [Award] Australian Film Institute Awards [Category] Best Achievement in Cinematography [Title] The Last Wave [Result]

Output: Won

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Input: [Year] 1979 [Award] Saturn Awards [Category] Best Cinematography [Title] Picnic at Hanging Rock [Result]

Output: Won

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Input: [Year] 1980 [Award] Australian Film Institute Awards [Category] Best Achievement in Cinematography [Title] The Chain Reaction [Result]

Output: Nominated

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Input: [Year] 1981 [Award] Australian Film Institute Awards [Category] Best Achievement in Cinematography [Title] Gallipoli (1981 film) [Result]

Output: Won

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Input: [Year] 1982 [Award] Australian Cinematographers Society [Category] Cinematographer of the Year [Title] Gallipoli (1981 film) [Result]

Output: Won

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Input: [Year] 1983 [Award] Australian Film Institute Awards [Category] Best Achievement in Cinematography [Title] The Year of Living Dangerously [Result]

Output: Nominated

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Input: [Year] 1986 [Award] Australian Film Institute Awards [Category] Best Achievement in Cinematography [Title] Burke & Wills [Result]

Output: Nominated

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Input: [Year] 1988 [Award] Australian Film Institute Awards [Category] Raymond Longford Award [Result]

Output: Won

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Input: [Year] 1990 [Award] Australian Film Institute Awards [Category] Best Achievement in Cinematography [Title] Blood Oath (1990 Australian film) [Result]

Output: Nominated

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Input: [Year] 1998 [Award] Australian Cinematographers Society [Category] Hall of Fame Award [Result]

Output: Won

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Input: [Year] 2002 [Award] Film Critics Circle of Australia [Category] Special Achievement Award [Result]

Output: Won

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Input: [Year] 2003 [Award] Academy Awards [Category] Best Cinematography [Title] Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World [Result]

Output: Won

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Input: [Year] 2003 [Award] Camerimage [Category] Special Award for Duo Cinematographer-Director (with Peter Weir) [Title] Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World [Result]

Output: Won

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Input: [Year] 2003 [Award] British Academy Film Awards [Category] Best Cinematography [Title] Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World [Result]

Output: Nominated

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Input: [Year] 2003 [Award] Camerimage [Category] Golden Frog [Title] Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World [Result]

Output: Nominated

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Input: [Year] 2003 [Award] American Society of Cinematographers [Category] Outstanding Achievement in Cinematography [Title] Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World [Result]

Output: Nominated

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Input: [Year] 2004 [Award] Golden Satellite Awards [Category] Best Cinematography (shared with Sandi Sissel on second unit) [Title] Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World [Result]

Output: Nominated

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Input: [Year] 2005 [Award] Kodak Award [Category] Excellence in Cinematography [Result]

Output: Won

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Input: [0] Other names [Common law] Anglo-American, English, judge-made, legislation from the bench [Civil law] Continental, Romano-Germanic [Islamic law] Religious law, Sharia [Socialist law]

Output: Social

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Input: [0] Source of law [Common law] Case law, statutes/legislation [Civil law] Statutes/legislation [Islamic law] Religious documents, case law[14][15] [Socialist law]

Output: Statutes/legislation

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Input: [0] Lawyers [Common law] Judges act as impartial referees; lawyers responsible for presenting case [Civil law] Judges dominate trials [Islamic law] Secondary role [Socialist law]

Output: Judges dominate trials

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Input: [0] Judges' qualifications [Common law] Experienced lawyers (appointed or elected) [Civil law] Career judges [Islamic law] Religious as well as legal training [Socialist law]

Output: Career bureaucrats, Party members

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Input: [0] Degree of judicial independence [Common law] High [Civil law] High; separate from the executive and the legislative branches of government [Islamic law] Ranges from very limited to high[14][15] [Socialist law]

Output: Very limited

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Input: [0] Juries [Common law] Provided at trial level [Civil law] May adjudicate in conjunction with judges in serious criminal matters [Islamic law] Allowed in Maliki school,[15] not allowed in other schools [Socialist law]

Output: Often used at lowest level

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Input: [0] Policy-making role [Common law] Courts share in balancing power [Civil law] Courts have equal but separate power [Islamic law] Courts and other government branches are theoretically subordinate to the Shari'a. In practice, courts historically made the Shari'a, while today, the religious courts are generally subordinate to the executive. [Socialist law]

Output: Courts are subordinate to the legislature

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Input: [0] Examples [Common law] Australia, UK (except Scotland), India (except Goa), Nigeria, Ireland, Singapore, Hong Kong, USA (except Louisiana), Canada (except Quebec), New Zealand, Pakistan, Malaysia, Bangladesh [Civil law] All European Union states (except UK and Ireland), All of continental Latin America (except Guyana and Belize),Quebec, All of East Asia (except Hong Kong), Congo, Azerbaijan, Kuwait, Iraq, Russia, Turkey, Egypt, Madagascar, Lebanon, Switzerland, Indonesia, Vietnam, Thailand [Islamic law] Many Muslim countries have adopted parts of Sharia Law. Examples include Saudi Arabia, Afghanistan, Iran, UAE, Oman, Sudan, Malaysia, Pakistan and Yemen. [Socialist law]

Output: Soviet Union and other communist regimes

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Input: [Name] Amoria Phlebitis [Source] The Simpsons [Symptoms]

Output: Amoria phlebitis is characterized by sharp, stabbing pains in the stomach, a shooting pain in the arm and temporary loss of vision.

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Input: [Name] Barclay's Protomorphosis Syndrome [Source] Star Trek: The next Generation [Symptoms]

Output: A viral infection that causes an infected person to "de-evolve". Caused by a synthetic T-cell which mistakenly activated entrons in one's system. Named for Lt. Reginald Barclay who first contracted the disease when he was administered the synthetic T-cell due to a genetic condition which left own inactive. Said synthetic T-cell caused all dormant entrons to activate rather than the defective T-cell.

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Input: [Name] Bendii Syndrome [Source] Star Trek: The Next Generation [Symptoms]

Output: A degenerative neurological illness that occasionally afflicts some elderly Vulcans. Symptoms include a gradual loss of emotional control and a telepathic influence on non-Vulcans to exhibit similar emotional volatility. Ambassador Sarek of Vulcan is diagnosed with this illness, so he preserves his memories through a mind-meld with Captain Picard. Sarek later dies from this illness while Picard is deep in Romulan space in search of his friend's son, Spock. Days after breaking the news to Spock of Sarek's passing, Spock and Picard meld so they can share Sarek's memories.

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Input: [Name] Big Death [Source] Jeremiah [Symptoms]

Output: A supervirus which affects everyone on Earth over the age of puberty. It spreads quickly and is almost 100% fatal, although there are apparently some carriers who do not develop the disease. After the disease has run its course it disappears, allowing those then reaching puberty to survive, although there is a constant threat of it returning.

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Input: [Name] Bliss Virus [Source] Doctor Who: Gridlock [Symptoms]

Output: Appeared around five billion years into the future on New Earth. It began when New Earthlings developed a new mood-drug called Bliss. The world became addicted to it and, in Novice Hame's words, "A virus mutated inside the compound and became airborne. Everything died. Even the virus in the end. It killed the world in seven minutes flat."

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Input: [Name] Blue Shadow Virus [Source] Star Wars: The Clone Wars [Symptoms]

Output: A lethal virus capable of killing a planet's entire population. Eradicated prior to the Clone Wars, it was recreated by the insane Separatist scientist Dr. Nuvo Vindi as a weapon against the Republic. Can only be cured with the root of the reeksa plant. Symptoms include muscular weakness, cough, and fainting, and if not cured in time, the victim will die. In its original liquid-bound form, it could kill a life-form almost instantly.

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Input: [Name] Bone-itis [Source] Futurama [Symptoms]

Output: In the Future Stock episode, "80's Guy" suffers from bone-itis and cryogenically freezes himself in order to sustain his life until a cure is found. Upon waking up, however, he neglects to have it cured, and dies suddenly as his bones contort horrifically. Not to be confused with osteitis.

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Input: [Name] Bonerplasia [Source] Saturday Night Live [Symptoms]

Output: In the October 4, 2008 episode, Bonerplasia is a fictional condition which is allegedly a kind of chronic priapism. A man (played by Jason Sudeikis) used it as a fake explanation for why he constantly got erections around a woman, Amber (played by Anne Hathaway), he was secretly attracted to though claiming to be gay. However, she honestly believed him, because she "read the Bonerplasia article on Wikipedia", only for the man to then reveal "I actually wrote that article".

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Input: [Name] Bonus Eruptus [Source] (The Simpsons) [Symptoms]

Output: A likely made-up condition described by Dr. Nick Riviera in 22 Short Films About Springfield where the victim's skeleton tries to leap out of the body through the mouth and run away.

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Input: [Name] Bowden's Malady [Source] Firefly [Symptoms]

Output: A degenerative disease that affects the bone and muscle, the only known treatment being a drug called Pescaline D. The disease is considered a "quirk" of planetary terraforming – the result of underground air mixing up with a mine's ore processors.

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Input: [Name] Chickenpox [Source] Codename Kids Next Door ("Operation: M.A.U.R.I.C.E.") [Symptoms]

Output: This is a fictional strain of common chickenpox; it is spread by contact with live chickens, and the boils on the victim's skin resemble live, cackling chicken faces. Otherwise, it is the same as regular chickenpox.

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Input: [Name] Circusitis [Source] Futurama (Proposition Infinity) [Symptoms]

Output: Circusitis is a disease that affects "children of all ages." Circusitis' symptoms include red nose, swollen feet, orange hair, extremely pale face, and sneezing handkerchiefs which make all look like a stereotypical clown.

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Input: [Name] Cluckitis [Source] The Muppet Show [Symptoms]

Output: A victim of this highly contagious disease turns into a chicken; victims retain their true voices and mannerisms, but some develop chicken-like habits, like building nests. After almost every Muppet catches it, guest star Roger Miller (who claims to have had it once) assures Kermit that it goes away by itself in a few days. Also, because Gonzo doesn't catch it, and he tends to hang around chickens a lot, he likely has developed an immunity to it.

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Input: [Name] Condiment Dysfunction [Source] Soyracha (TV Commercial) [Symptoms]

Output: Condiment Dysfunction is the inability to salivate due to a lack of flavor.

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Input: [Name] Cordilla Virus [Source] 24 [Symptoms]

Output: The Cordilla virus was a type 3 immuno-pulmonary virus that is similar to the Hantavirus. The incubation period of the virus was initially 14 hours but decreased significantly as a result of a weaponized variant added. The symptoms of the virus were nose-bleeds, hemorrhaging, skin abscesses and eventually death.

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Input: [Name] Cosmic rust [Source] Transformers [Symptoms]

Output: A disease which affects Cybertronians and possibly other mechanical lifeforms caused by a micro organism that feeds on metal. If left untreated an infected transformer eventually crumbles into a pile of rust.

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Input: [Name] Croatoan virus [Source] Supernatural [Symptoms]

Output: A virus that is Demonic in origin. It creates an unnatural murderous rage in infected people.

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Input: [Name] Cutie Pox [Source] My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic [Symptoms]

Output: A magic-borne disease that affects the ponies of Equestria, causing them to sprout Cutie Marks all over their body and uncontrollably act out the talents that they represent. It disappears on its own, but can be quickly cured by consuming a flower sprouted from the Seeds of Truth. Apple Bloom accidentally infected herself with Cutie Pox when she used a magic plant called Heart's Desire to create a potion that would give her a Cutie Mark; she confessed to stealing the Heart's Desire from Zecora in order to sprout the Seeds of Truth and gain the cure.

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Input: [Name] Cybonic Plague [Source] Transformers: Prime [Symptoms]

Output: A virus developed by Megatron as a biological weapon. Optimus Prime falls victim to the plague, and Bumblebee persuades Megatron to give him the formula, allowing Ratchet to develop a cure.

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Input: [Name] Dave's Syndrome [Source] Black Books [Symptoms]

Output: A condition which is known to affect Manny, it is triggered by being exposed to a temperature of at least 88°F (31°C). While the exact effects of the disease are not described, a scene at the end of the episode shows the results — Manny is driven to madness and totally ransacks the area outside the shop, before using a hot water bottle as a loincloth, grabbing a flaming torch and painting "EAT ME" on his stomach, whilst jumping on the roof of an abandoned car. Bernard dismisses it as "attention-seeking rubbish" throughout the episode.

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Input: [Name] Deep Space Disorder [Source] Planetes [Symptoms]

Output: A condition which is known to affect Hachirota "Hachimaki" Hoshino after an accident in lunar orbit, on the dark side of the moon, during a solar storm which left him isolated in complete darkness. He is retrieved with negligible physical effects, but is diagnosed with Deep Space Disorder, a mental disorder that can cripple an EVA astronaut with severe hallucinations.

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Input: [Name] Dermatemeculitis [Source] Drake & Josh [Symptoms]

Output: A skin disease that causes the hands and feet of the body to turn a sickly green color. This can usually only be cured by a series of painful injections. A rumored alternate cure is to soak the hands and feet in buckets of a substance called zypholic acid, which can be found in lizard urine. The hands and feet must be soaked for no less than 45 minutes. Megan tricks Drake into thinking he has this disease because he ate a cookie that was hers, and later states, "You know, there's another cure: Next time, don't eat my big cookie."

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Input: [Name] Desperation Disease [Source] Eureka 7 [Symptoms]

Output: A disease that strikes randomly and has no known vector of contagion. Individuals gradually become detached from the world until they are completely catatonic. The name of the disease does not come from the victims' state, who seem to be communing with something metaphysical, but rather, from their families who despair of trying to wake them.

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Input: [Name] Unknown (likely not named) [Source] Darkwing Duck, "Getting Antsy" [Symptoms]

Output: After the villain Lilliput uses a shrinking ray to shrink Darkwing Duck to microscopic size, the hero befriends two germs who help him "invent" a disease that makes Lilliput sick and easily subdued. The disease includes rashes, fever, and flu-like symptoms. Unfortunately, it turns out to be contagious, and at the end of the episode, makes the whole cast sick, including Darkwing.

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Input: [Name] Dark Gundam Cells [Source] Mobile Fighter G Gundam [Symptoms]

Output: Nanomachines from the Devil Gundam (Dark Gundam in North American dub) infect living organisms and undergo mitosis, allowing the Devil Gundam to control the victim. The victim will gain super-strength and self-recovery abilities and if inside a Mobile Fighter, will spread the cells to the Mobile Fighter and give it the abilities of the Devil Gundam, often mutating the Mobile Fighter into a stronger robot. If the cells have not reached the brain, the victim can be cured.

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Input: [Name] Diminished Gluteal Syndrome (DGS) [Source] King of the Hill [Symptoms]

Output: Is a fictional genetic disorder, characterised by a person being born without buttocks. The disease has no cure or treatment, although fake, silicone buttocks are able to relieve pain caused by sitting on the spine. Hank Hill is a sufferer.

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Input: [Name] Double Prison Plague (Shackelitis) [Source] Hogan's Heroes Episode: The Prisoner's Prisoner [Symptoms]

Output: A fictional disease invented by Colonel Hogan. In the early stages, the victim's neck will swell but the victim will not feel any different. In the second stage, the victim's body heat will go up dramatically, followed by loss of movement in the legs and furious chills. It can kill in a matter of two days. Colonel Hogan invents the disease in order to fool German General Schmidt into revealing the location of his latest offensive.

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Input: [Name] Drafa Plague [Source] Babylon 5 [Symptoms]

Output: Neutralizes chemicals in the synaptic gap, thus inhibiting nerve signals from the brain to the rest of the body. Without such signals from the brain as a result of the signals being blocked, the organs lose their ability to function correctly. For those that which used specialized cells to produce neurotransmitters, the disease is 100% contagious, and if left untreated 100% terminal. Fortunately for most of the other sentient races, their lack of such specialized neurotransmitter cells render them immune to the disease. It bears a stigma among the Markab (who were wiped out by it) similar to HIV/AIDS among humans, as a disease only caught by those considered sinful, immoral or unclean by Markab standards, and a punishment by their gods for committing such acts, and was named after an island on their homeworld where people were wiped out by the disease, an island noted in Markab history for its decadence and immorality.

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Input: [Name] Ecola [Source] Spaceballs: The Animated Series [Symptoms]

Output: A barf-borne disease made from E. coli and Ebola later eventually infecting in plant with same name.

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Input: [Name] Electrogonnorhea [Source] Futurama [Symptoms]

Output: An STD humans can contract from robots. Called the "Noisy Killer".

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Input: [Name] Electric flu [Source] Pokémon [Symptoms]

Output: A condition when an electric Pokémon builds up too much electricity in its body or makes contact with an electromagnetic field. Characterized by sparks coming from the Pokémon's cheeks, a red face and uncontrolled bursts of electricity. Curable by having the Pokémon expunge the excess electricity.

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Input: [Name] Entitilitus [Source] Mr. Show [Symptoms]

Output: Nobody knows what entitilitus is, but entitilitus kills.

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Input: [Name] Epideme [Source] Red Dwarf [Symptoms]

Output: An intelligent virus, originally devised as a smoking cure. It was intended as a cure nicotine addiction, but in practice it rapidly consumes the host before hijacking the body, and then attempting to transfer itself to another suitable host via bites or saliva transmission. If no hosts are available, epideme can force its host into a state of hibernation, encasing the body in a tomb of ice-like material until it detects life nearby and thaws. Epideme steals the knowledge from every host it consumes, which has crafted it into an extremely smart, eccentric and deadly virus.

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Input: [Name] European flu [Source] Survivors (2008 TV series) [Symptoms]

Output: A strain of flu based on the real Spanish flu, but has killed 99.9% of mankind.

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Input: [Name] Fried Chicken Flu (KFC virus) [Source] The Fried Chicken Flu (Boondocks) [Symptoms]

Output: Is a fictional disease that cause with mildly salmonella in chicken products during the episode. At end the flu itself more than a hoax that cause accidentally attempting create a society collapses in several countries with several blackouts in local areas in United States...

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Input: [Name] Genie Flu [Source] Genie in the House [Symptoms]

Output: A disease of Genies which causes them to change colours, become invisible and have squeaky voices.

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Input: [Name] Geodermic granititis [Source] Look Around You [Symptoms]

Output: A disease that attacks the central nervous system, fooling it into calcifying the bodily tissue, eventually turning the victim into what is, essentially, a pile of rocks. More commonly known as cobbles.

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Input: [Name] Cyberbrain Sclerosis [Source] Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex [Symptoms]

Output: A disease characterized by a hardening of the brain tissues precipitated by the cyberization process. It is described as being that century's cancer or tuberculosis. Cyberbrain Sclerosis is described as being extremely rare, enough so that it doesn't deter most people from being cyberized, but it is incurable once diagnosed.

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Input: [Name] Ghost Sickness [Source] Supernatural [Symptoms]

Output: A sickness which is contracted from prolonged proximity with ghosts, which causes hallucinations, fever, chills and extreme fear. Dean Winchester contracted this disease from an evil ghost he encountered and became immensely afraid of every single thing he encountered, even being afraid of a cat. The vanquishing of the ghost defeated the disease.

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Input: [Name] Groat's Disease [Source] Curb Your Enthusiasm [Symptoms]

Output: A neurological disorder presumed to have a high mortality rate through a slow, painful process. Rob Reiner describes it affecting "kids and adults who have a tough time controlling their hyperactivity. It's as if you were on five cups of coffee at all times." It was named after the doctor who discovered it. Larry David, who writes the show, came up with the name of the disease when he thought baseball player Dick Groat's name sounded like the name of a disease and in the show Larry assumes it was named for Dick Groat, who he assumes must have had the disease because, as Larry says, "he didn't field very well because he was excited all the time." Although fictional, a viral "Walk Across America For Groats Disease" begins every March 21 from Springboro, Ohio. The "Walk" takes about six months to reach the final destination in California and raises millions of dollars (fictitious) for Groats Disease victims.

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Input: [Name] Hades [Source] Covert One: The Hades Factor [Symptoms]

Output: A blood-borne/airborne virus that causes sever internal hemorrhaging and bleeding from every orifice. It has an incubation period of 12–24 hours. Kills within another 24 hours.

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Input: [Name] Hate Plague [Source] Transformers [Symptoms]

Output: Bacterial spore of unknown origin transmitted by touch. Induces extreme paranoia and aggression in the infected, causing them to strike out against anyone or anything in an increasingly maddening desire to destroy. Symptoms include a deep reddish glow emanating from the infected. The only curative is intense logic and wisdom, which presumably counters the extreme irrationality the disease causes in its victims. First appearing during the Autobot-Decepticon wars (which necessitated the second resurrection of Optimus Prime), a relatively milder strain is seen again during the events of Beast Machines; Megatron triggers a pre-planted virus in Silverbolt, infecting him and the rest of the Maximals. The strain is cured, again, by intense logic and wisdom.

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Input: [Name] Harvester Virus [Source] Star Trek: Deep Space Nine: "Armageddon Game" [Symptoms]

Output: Described as a "nanobiogenic weapon", the Harvesters were developed by the T'Lani and Kellerun from a small synthetic virus that was, itself, very lethal; the deadly and much feared weapon used during their centuries-long war killed by disrupting the victim's genetic structure, and had completely devastated the entire population of T'Lani III. So feared was this virus, that even after peace was made and the harvesters were disposed of in a ten-year project, the two governments secretly made plans to assassinate the scientists who worked on the project, fearing what might happen if they were ever remade.

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Input: [Name] Heart virus [Source] Dragon Ball Z [Symptoms]

Output: Is a virus that affects one's heart, Goku acquired this virus from an unknown location and had to be bedridden for days. In an alternate time line Goku dies from this virus leaving the rest of Earth's special forces to be killed by androids 17 and 18, who were activated six months after Goku's death. Bulma creates a cure for this virus so that Trunks can take it back in time to save Goku and stop the androids.

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Input: [Name] Head-go-boom-boom-itis [Source] SpongeBob SquarePants (Squid baby) [Symptoms]

Output: A mental disorder that causes adults that receive a head injury to develop a big baby-like brain tumor than later causes them to exhibit infantile-behavior, while still possessing the physical traits of an adult. The disease was possibly intended as an analogue to Autism, Down's syndrome or a related condition.[citation needed]

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Input: [Name] Hepatitis V [Source] True Blood [Symptoms]

Output: A virulent strain of hepatitis designed as a biological anti-vampire weapon. Instead of killing them, it causes them to enter a zombie-like state: they lose all sense and become feral and aggressive, feeding and killing constantly.

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Input: [Name] Hinamizawa Syndrome [Source] When They Cry/When The Cicadas Cry/Higurashi no Naku Koro ni [Symptoms]

Output: A mental disease similar to schizophrenia. It is often referred to as "The Curse of Oyashiro" by the townspeople who have no knowledge of the disease and instead relate it to a supposed curse on the town by its guardian god, Oyashiro. It causes paranoia-inducing hallucinations which progressively grow more threatening as the victim becomes more paranoid. In the case of the character Keiichi Maebara, it caused his friends' humored laughter to seem maniacal, and their tone of voice more threatening and sinister than it was. Eventually, he hallucinated a marker held by Mion Sonozaki to be a syringe, having heard that a murderer in the town was on drugs. This caused him to kill Mion, as well as Rena Ryuuguu, with a baseball bat. In most cases, the end result of the disease involves suicide, which Keiichi did by clawing his throat out. Rena also once attempted suicide from the syndrome by cutting her wrist with a knife. It is revealed later in the series that Hanyuu, the incarnation of Oyashiro, was responsible for some of the paranoia, mostly that one is being watched or followed. However, the disease was still mostly psychological.

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Input: [Name] Holovirus [Source] Red Dwarf: Quarantine [Symptoms]

Output: Discovered, contracted and possibly created by viral researcher Hildeguard Lanstrom, this nasty condition can only be passed between holograms. It can be transmitted across radio-waves and drains the victim's life-force while endowing them with powers such as telepathy, telekinesis and hex-vision. The sufferer tends to go insane long before his or her demise. Suggested treatment: A remote link to the hologram disk projection system, a detachable power transfer adapter capable of holding spikes of up to five million volts, and a B47/7RF resistor. Plus confiscation of equally deranged penguin glove-puppet

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Input: [Name] Hopping Cough [Source] The Smurfs [Symptoms]

Output: A plague created by the smurfs' enemy Gargamel to use as a biological weapon against them; a victim of this contagious disease coughs violently and leaps very high into the air with each cough.

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Input: [Name] Hot Dog Fingers [Source] The Office [Symptoms]

Output: While making up fake diseases, Dwight Schrute says Hot Dog Fingers.

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Input: [Name] Irumodic Syndrome [Source] Star Trek The Next Generation [Symptoms]

Output: A neurological disease caused by a defect in the brain's parietal lobe. It can take years for the illness to actually develop. In one potential alternate reality, Jean-Luc Picard had this defect and developed the syndrome over a 25-year period.

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Input: [Name] Imminent Death Syndrome [Source] Mr. Show [Symptoms]

Output: A terminal disease in which the affected individual may experience death at any given time, usually within 80–100 years.

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Input: [Name] Johnny-itis [Source] The Johnny Test episode of the same name [Symptoms]

Output: Johnny-itis is a condition caused by drinking an unnamed fictional substance only described as "an unstable isotope." Symptoms may include red spots on the skin and a purple tongue, followed by violent bloating and then an explosion.

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Input: [Name] 'Joy Virus' [Source] The Amazing World of Gumball (The Joy) [Symptoms]

Output: Is an emotional-psychological virus that title protagonist father cause within first few hours by start from unexplained and uncontrolled mood swings on heavily happiness induced hallucinations, salvia and also coughing that recently mutated accidentally; Than the virus later seemly killed the first victims within after the first few hours and later come back as creepy happy zombie-like things dubbed "Huggers" by Miss Simian that attack the protagonist middle school.

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Input: [Name] Jungle Worms [Source] iCarly [Symptoms]

Output: A disease that causes fever, sweating, and vomiting. The disease itself only appears a few times in the show. Carly contracts the disease several times in her life, however, she declared is a healthy carrier, causing a doctor to advise her to avoid contact with other infected persons and cute boys. She later inadvertently infects one of the band's members from Carly's infected glass water.

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Input: [Name] Lackadaisy-Cathro Disease [Source] Ed, Edd n Eddy [Symptoms]

Output: Main symptoms include "rationalising of mundane circumstances, habitual cleanliness and an abnormal fixation to head wear. Other symptoms include mumbled words and "weakness in the lower extremities". This was shown in an Ed, Edd n Eddy episode "A Case of Ed."

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Input: [Name] Lazar's Disease [Source] Doctor Who: Terminus [Symptoms]

Output: A leprosy-like disease, the only cure is a dose of radiation.

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Input: [Name] Luck Virus [Source] Red Dwarf [Symptoms]

Output: A positive viral strain that makes the infected person lucky for a temporary time.

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Input: [Name] Lurgy (The Dreaded Lurgi) [Source] Goon ShowThe Goon Show [Symptoms]

Output: A disease that causes anyone who catches it to say nothing but 'Eeee-yakkaboo!'. "Lurgy" has become a British slang for "fictional disease du jour."

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Input: [Name] Macrovirus [Source] Star Trek: Voyager [Symptoms]

Output: An airborne pathogen-by-proxy that infects endothermic humanoids with a virus, causing the host to become lethargic and produce more macroviruses until he/she/it wastes away and dies. When some of the bugs invaded Voyager, the EMH was able to synthesize a cure.

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Input: [Name] Mad Snail Disease [Source] SpongeBob SquarePants (Once Bitten) [Symptoms]

Output: A psychosomatic disease that is supposedly spread by an infected snail's bite. The imagined symptoms are as follows. In the first stage of the disease, after being bitten, toxins enter the body through the bloodstream, moving through the host until the host's body is taken over. Symptoms include: bloodshot eyes, messy pants, severely untrimmed toenails, ticklish ribcage, and loss of balance. After final stage, the host becomes a "zombie". In the episode "Once Bitten", Gary bites Squidward and most of the citizens of Bikini Bottom. Due to misinformation over the disease, they believe they are zombies and chase SpongeBob until Dr. Gil Gilliams, SDE, SE (Snail Disease Expert and Snail Expert) informs them that "Mad Snail Disease" is nothing more than an urban legend. It's name is a reference to prion diseases like Bovine spongiform encephalopathy and Creutzfeldt–Jakob disease. Infected snails show rabies like symptoms, including irritability, foaming at the mouth and aggression.

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Input: [Name] Mad Cow Disease/Mad Zombie Disease [Source] The Simpsons Boston Legal [Symptoms]

Output: Similar to the virus shown on Zombieland this plague is non-canonical in The Simpsons universe but nonetheless appears in Treehouse of Horror XX. Similar to Zombieland, it is transmitted through cows. In this segment, Krusty develops a new burger from cannibalistic cows and the effects of this mutate into a virus which turns the victim into a zombie in a matter of seconds. Symptoms include drooling saliva at the mouth, blackened bags under the eyes, and extremely pale skin and psychotic behavior like paranoia. The virus can be transmitted through biting. The only known cure is Bart Simpson, as he ate one of the infected burgers but was immune. On the David E. Kelley series Boston Legal, William Shatner as Denny Crane blames his outré behavior on Mad Cow Disease.

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Input: [Name] Magnus Oblivio Falicitus [Source] Upright Citizens Brigade [Symptoms]

Output: Also known as "Little Donny Disease". Eponymously named for the character Donny, from the sketch comedy TV series Upright Citizens Brigade. Donny was oblivious to the fact that he had an "enormous penis".

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Input: [Name] Monkeynucleosis [Source] Hey Arnold! [Symptoms]

Output: A disease that is caused if a person is touched by a monkey. Helga thinks she had this disease when a monkey trainer's monkey kissed her on the arm. It seems that the disease leads to death (Or, as said, "expiration") There are four symptoms: 1) puffy rash where infected, 2) sweaty palms, 3) loss of appetite, and 4) irritability. On the show, monkeynucleosis is said to have been long debunked by modern science.

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Input: [Name] Mono Orangosis [Source] Wizards Of Waverly Place [Symptoms]

Output: A disease Max made up to get sympathy from a girl. It makes the infected person unable to hear, see, taste, smell anything orange.

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Input: [Name] Motaba [Source] The Pretender [Symptoms]

Output: The A Virus among us episode borrows from the Outbreak film its center plot disease.

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Input: [Name] Pentapox [Source] Avatar: The Last Airbender [Symptoms]

Output: A fictional disease. "Symptoms" include purple spots on the skin (actually sucker marks left by a Purple Pentapus). The inhabitants of Omashu pretended to be infected with Pentapox in order to escape the Fire Nation-occupied city.

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Input: [Name] Petrifold Regression [Source] Doctor Who: New Earth [Symptoms]

Output: A condition that causes the sufferer to turn to stone (similar to petrification). Unknown origins.

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Input: [Name] PhageThe Phage [Source] Star Trek: Voyager [Symptoms]

Output: A necrotizing plague that affects members of the Vidiian species. Organ transplants are required for survival. Klingon DNA seems to be highly resistant to the phage. It was cured by the Think Tank.

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Input: [Name] "Pinkeye" [Source] Pinkeye (South Park) [Symptoms]

Output: An infection caused by the accidental combination of embalming chemicals and Worcestershire sauce (originally Dr. Pepper according to Trey and Matt, the creators from show). It results in a zombie apocalypse within South Park. Its initial host is Kenny. To be cured, the initial host must killed, in a similar fashion to vampire-based folklore. Its symptoms are greenish pale skin, a craving for human flesh, and several other zombie-like behaviors and characteristics.

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Input: [Name] Polaris extremis [Source] Hogans Heroes Episode: Up In Klink's Room [Symptoms]

Output: A rare disease found only among Eskimoes. Symptoms are pains in nerve endings in fevers, craving for greens in the diet, and articular motary vascular spasms. Hogan faked contracting the disease in order to gain entry into a Nazi hospital operated by Doctor Ernst Klaus, a specialist in Eskimo diseases, so that he could obtain information on Kriegsmarine battle plans from a deep-cover agent.

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Input: [Name] Proxyglossariasis [Source] Duckman [Symptoms]

Output: A condition which causes someone, while speaking, to occasionally use the next word in the dictionary instead of the one they wanted. Appeared in the episode "Research and Destroy".

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Input: [Name] Purity [Source] X-Files [Symptoms]

Output: Purity, more commonly referred to as the "black oil" or the "black cancer" by the Russians, is an alien virus that thrived underground on Earth, in petroleum deposits. The virus is capable of entering humanoids and assuming control of their bodies. It has sentience and is capable of communicating. It was revealed to be the "life force" of the alien colonists, which they seemingly used to reproduce their kind, as well as infect other alien races in order to conquer the universe.

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