Input: [Name] Translation system [Alioth] No [Assembla] Yes [Beanstalk] No [BerliOS] ? [Bitbucket] No [CloudForge] No [CodePlex] No [Fedora Hosted] No [GitHub] No [GitLab] No [Gitorious] No [Gna!] Yes [GNOME Git Repositories] Yes [GNU Savannah] No [Google Code] No [JavaForge] No [java.net/Project Kenai] No [Launchpad] Yes [OSDN] No [Ourproject.org] No [SourceForge] No [tigris.org] No [Name_23]

Output: Translation system

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Input: [Name] Shell server [Alioth] Yes [Assembla] No [Beanstalk] No [BerliOS] Yes [Bitbucket] No [CloudForge] No [CodePlex] No [Fedora Hosted] No [GitHub] No [GitLab] No [Gitorious] No [Gna!] ? [GNOME Git Repositories] No [GNU Savannah] Yes [Google Code] No [JavaForge] No [java.net/Project Kenai] No [Launchpad] No [OSDN] Yes [Ourproject.org] ? [SourceForge] Yes [tigris.org] No [Name_23]

Output: Shell server

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Input: [Name] Mailing List [Alioth] Yes [Assembla] No [Beanstalk] No [BerliOS] Yes [Bitbucket] No [CloudForge] No [CodePlex] Yes [Fedora Hosted] No [GitHub] No [GitLab] No [Gitorious] No [Gna!] Yes [GNOME Git Repositories] Yes [GNU Savannah] Yes [Google Code] No [JavaForge] No [java.net/Project Kenai] Yes [Launchpad] Yes [OSDN] Yes [Ourproject.org] Yes [SourceForge] Yes [tigris.org] Yes [Name_23]

Output: Mailing List

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Input: [Name] Forum [Alioth] Yes [Assembla] No [Beanstalk] No [BerliOS] Yes [Bitbucket] No [CloudForge] No [CodePlex] Yes [Fedora Hosted] No [GitHub] No [GitLab] No [Gitorious] No [Gna!] No [GNOME Git Repositories] No [GNU Savannah] No[32] [Google Code] No [JavaForge] Yes [java.net/Project Kenai] Yes [Launchpad] No [OSDN] Yes [Ourproject.org] Yes [SourceForge] Yes [tigris.org] Yes [Name_23]

Output: Forum

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Input: [Name] Personal branch [Alioth] Yes [Assembla] Yes [Beanstalk] Yes [BerliOS] ? [Bitbucket] Yes [CloudForge] ? [CodePlex] No [Fedora Hosted] No [GitHub] Yes [GitLab] Yes [Gitorious] Yes [Gna!] ? [GNOME Git Repositories] Yes [GNU Savannah] No [Google Code] Yes[n 8] [JavaForge] No [java.net/Project Kenai] Yes [Launchpad] Yes [OSDN] Yes [Ourproject.org] ? [SourceForge] Yes [tigris.org] Yes [Name_23]

Output: Personal branch

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Input: [Name] Private branch [Alioth] Yes [Assembla] Yes[22] [Beanstalk] Yes [BerliOS] ? [Bitbucket] Yes[n 3] [CloudForge] ? [CodePlex] No [Fedora Hosted] No [GitHub] Yes[n 6] [GitLab] Yes [Gitorious] No [Gna!] No [GNOME Git Repositories] Yes [GNU Savannah] No [Google Code] No [JavaForge] No [java.net/Project Kenai] Yes [Launchpad] Yes[n 10] [OSDN] No [Ourproject.org] ? [SourceForge] Yes [tigris.org] Yes [Name_23]

Output: Private branch

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Input: [Name] Announce [Alioth] Yes [Assembla] Yes [Beanstalk] No [BerliOS] Yes[24] [Bitbucket] No [CloudForge] ? [CodePlex] No [Fedora Hosted] No [GitHub] Yes [GitLab] Yes [Gitorious] No [Gna!] ? [GNOME Git Repositories] Yes [GNU Savannah] Yes [Google Code] No [JavaForge] Yes [java.net/Project Kenai] Yes [Launchpad] Yes [OSDN] Yes [Ourproject.org] ? [SourceForge] Yes [tigris.org] Yes [Name_23]

Output: Announce

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Input: [Name] Build system [Alioth] No [Assembla] Yes [Beanstalk] No [BerliOS] ? [Bitbucket] No [CloudForge] ? [CodePlex] No [Fedora Hosted] No [GitHub] 3rd-party (e.g. Travis CI and Appveyor) [GitLab] Yes[30] [Gitorious] No [Gna!] No [GNOME Git Repositories] Yes [GNU Savannah] No [Google Code] No [JavaForge] Yes [java.net/Project Kenai] Yes [Launchpad] Yes[n 11] [OSDN] No [Ourproject.org] ? [SourceForge] No [tigris.org] No [Name_23]

Output: Build system

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Input: [Name] Team [Alioth] No [Assembla] Yes [Beanstalk] Yes [BerliOS] ? [Bitbucket] Yes [CloudForge] ? [CodePlex] No [Fedora Hosted] No [GitHub] Yes [GitLab] Yes [Gitorious] Yes [Gna!] ? [GNOME Git Repositories] Yes [GNU Savannah] Yes [Google Code] No [JavaForge] Yes [java.net/Project Kenai] Yes [Launchpad] Yes [OSDN] Yes [Ourproject.org] ? [SourceForge] Yes [tigris.org] ? [Name_23]

Output: Team

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Input: [Name] Release Binaries [Alioth] ? [Assembla] ? [Beanstalk] No [BerliOS] ? [Bitbucket] Yes [CloudForge] ? [CodePlex] Yes [Fedora Hosted] ? [GitHub] Yes [GitLab] No [Gitorious] Yes [Gna!] ? [GNOME Git Repositories] Yes [GNU Savannah] ? [Google Code] No longer for new projects[n 9] [JavaForge] ? [java.net/Project Kenai] ? [Launchpad] ? [OSDN] Yes [Ourproject.org] ? [SourceForge] Yes [tigris.org] No longer for new projects[n 12] [Name_23]

Output: Release Binaries

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Input: [Name] Self-hosting [Alioth] Yes [Assembla] No [Beanstalk] No [BerliOS] Yes [Bitbucket] Commercially (Stash)[n 4] [CloudForge] No [CodePlex] No [Fedora Hosted] ? [GitHub] Commercially (GitHub Enterprise) [GitLab] Yes[n 7] [Gitorious] Yes [Gna!] Yes [GNOME Git Repositories] No [GNU Savannah] Yes [Google Code] No [JavaForge] No [java.net/Project Kenai] No [Launchpad] Yes [OSDN] No [Ourproject.org] Yes [SourceForge] Yes [tigris.org] No [Name_23]

Output: Self-hosting

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Input: [Factor] Scope of search [Description and alternatives]

Output: In the public internet, using search engines / Institutional databases / Local, system-specific database.[citation needed]

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Input: [Factor] Analysis time [Description and alternatives]

Output: Delay between the time a document is submitted and the time when results are made available.[citation needed]

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Input: [Factor] Document capacity / Batch processing [Description and alternatives]

Output: Number of documents the system can process per unit of time.[citation needed]

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Input: [Factor] Check intensity [Description and alternatives]

Output: How often and for which types of document fragments (paragraphs, sentences, fixed-length word sequences) does the system query external resources, such as search engines.

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Input: [Factor] Comparison algorithm type [Description and alternatives]

Output: The algorithms that define the way the system uses to compare documents against each other.[citation needed]

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Input: [Factor] Precision and Recall [Description and alternatives]

Output: Number of documents correctly flagged as plagiarized compared to the total number of flagged documents, and to the total number of documents that were actually plagiarized. High precision means that few false positives were found, and high recall means that few false negatives were left undetected.[citation needed]

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Input: [/CS] H [/RAS] x [/CAS] x [/WE] x [Address] x [Command]

Output: Command inhibit (No operation)

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SDRAM Command summary


Input: [/CS] L [/RAS] H [/CAS] H [/WE] H [Address] x [Command]

Output: No operation

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SDRAM Command summary


Input: [/CS] L [/RAS] H [/CAS] H [/WE] L [Address] x [Command]

Output: Burst Terminate: stop a read or write burst in progress

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SDRAM Command summary


Input: [/CS] L [/RAS] H [/CAS] L [/WE] H [Address] column [Command]

Output: Read from currently active row

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SDRAM Command summary


Input: [/CS] L [/RAS] H [/CAS] L [/WE] L [Address] column [Command]

Output: Write to currently active row

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SDRAM Command summary


Input: [/CS] L [/RAS] L [/CAS] H [/WE] H [Address] row [Command]

Output: Activate a row for read and write

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SDRAM Command summary


Input: [/CS] L [/RAS] L [/CAS] H [/WE] L [Address] x [Command]

Output: Precharge (deactivate) the current row

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SDRAM Command summary


Input: [/CS] L [/RAS] L [/CAS] L [/WE] H [Address] x [Command]

Output: Auto refresh: Refresh one row of each bank, using an internal counter

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SDRAM Command summary


Input: [/CS] L [/RAS] L [/CAS] L [/WE] L [Address] mode [Command]

Output: Load mode register: Address bus specifies DRAM operation mode.

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SDRAM Command summary


Input: [Season] 2001–02 [Pyramid Level] 2 and 1 [Regular Season 1] 4th [Playoffs 1] Champions [Playoffs 2] Did not qualify [Copa México] No Longer played [CONCACAF] Did not qualify [Regular Season 2]

Output: 11th

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Input: [Season] 2002–03 [Pyramid Level] 1 [Regular Season 1] 18th [Playoffs 1] Did not qualify [Playoffs 2] Quarter-finals [Copa México] No Longer played [CONCACAF] Did not qualify [Regular Season 2]

Output: 7th

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Input: [Season] 2003–04 [Pyramid Level] 1 [Regular Season 1] 12th [Playoffs 1] Did not qualify [Playoffs 2] Did not qualify [Copa México] No Longer played [CONCACAF] Did not qualify [Regular Season 2]

Output: 20th

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Input: [Season] 2004–05 [Pyramid Level] 1 [Regular Season 1] 1st [Playoffs 1] Quarter-finals [Playoffs 2] Did not qualify [Copa México] No Longer played [CONCACAF] Did not qualify [Regular Season 2]

Output: 17th

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Input: [Season] 2005–06 [Pyramid Level] 1 [Regular Season 1] 18th [Playoffs 1] Did not qualify [Playoffs 2] Did not qualify [Copa México] No Longer played [CONCACAF] Did not qualify [Regular Season 2]

Output: 16th

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Input: [Season] 2006–07 [Pyramid Level] 1 [Regular Season 1] 9th [Playoffs 1] Repechaje [Playoffs 2] Did not qualify [Copa México] No Longer played [CONCACAF] Did not qualify [Regular Season 2]

Output: 18th

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Input: [Season] 2007–08 [Pyramid Level] 1 [Regular Season 1] 13th [Playoffs 1] Did not qualify [Playoffs 2] Did not qualify [Copa México] No Longer played [CONCACAF] Did not qualify [Regular Season 2]

Output: 16th

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Input: [Season] 2008–09 [Pyramid Level] 2 [Regular Season 1] 11th [Playoffs 1] Did not qualify [Playoffs 2] Semi-finals [Copa México] No Longer played [CONCACAF] Did not qualify [Regular Season 2]

Output: 3rd

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Input: [Season] 2009–10 [Pyramid Level] 2 [Regular Season 1] 4th [Playoffs 1] Semi-finals [Playoffs 2] Did not qualify [Copa México] No Longer played [CONCACAF] Did not qualify [Regular Season 2]

Output: 15th

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Input: [Season] 2010–11 [Pyramid Level] 2 [Regular Season 1] 5th [Playoffs 1] Second Place [Playoffs 2] Disqualified [Copa México] No Longer played [CONCACAF] Did not qualify [Regular Season 2]

Output: 5th

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Input: [Season] 2011–12 [Pyramid Level] 2 [Regular Season 1] 8th [Playoffs 1] Did not qualify [Playoffs 2] Did not qualify [Copa México] No Longer played [CONCACAF] Did not qualify [Regular Season 2]

Output: 13th

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Input: [Season] 2012–13 [Pyramid Level] 2 [Regular Season 1] 12th [Playoffs 1] Did not qualify [Playoffs 2] Quarter-finals [Copa México] 4th (DNQ) 3rd (DNQ) [CONCACAF] Did not qualify [Regular Season 2]

Output: 4th

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Input: [Season] 2013–14 [Pyramid Level] 1 [Regular Season 1] 12th [Playoffs 1] Did not qualify [Playoffs 2] Did not qualify [Copa México] 3rd (DNQ) 1st (Semi-finals) [CONCACAF] Did not qualify [Regular Season 2]

Output: 18th

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Input: [Usage] adjacent location [Example] near/at/by the house [Found in] Estonian | Finnish [1]| Hungarian | Lezgian | Lithuanian | Livonian | Tlingit | Tsez | Quechua [Case]

Output: Adessive case

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Input: [Usage] location next to something [Example] next to the house [Found in] Tsez [Case]

Output: Apudessive case[2]

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Input: [Usage] inside something [Example] inside the house [Found in] Basque | Erzya | Estonian | Lithuanian | Finnish [3] | Hungarian | Ossetic | Tsez [Case]

Output: Inessive case

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Input: [Usage] between something [Example] between the houses [Found in] Limbu [Case]

Output: Intrative case

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Input: [Usage] location [Example] at/on/in the house [Found in] Armenian (Eastern) | Azeri | Bengali | Belarusian | Bosnian | Chuvash | Croatian | Czech | Hungarian (only for some traditional town names) | Inari Sami | Inuktitut | Latin (restricted) | Latvian | Lithuanian | Manchu | Northern Sami | Polish | Quechua | Russian | Sanskrit | Serbian | Skolt Sami | Slovak | Slovene | Sorbian | Telugu | Tlingit | Turkish | Ukrainian | Uzbek (Note: the case in Slavic languages termed the "locative case" in English is actually a prepositional case.) [Case]

Output: Locative case

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Input: [Usage] in contact with something [Example] touching the house [Found in] Tlingit [Case]

Output: Pertingent case

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Input: [Usage] under something [Example] under/below the house [Found in] Tsez [Case]

Output: Subessive case

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Input: [Usage] on the surface [Example] on (top of) the house [Found in] Hungarian | Ossetic | Tsez | Finnish [4] | [Case]

Output: Superessive case

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

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

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The Ptolemaic System


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

Output: Motion yearly W to E along ecliptic

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The Ptolemaic System


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

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

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The Ptolemaic System


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

Output: Monthly motion W to E compared to stars

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The Ptolemaic System


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

Output: General motion W to E through zodiac

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The Ptolemaic System


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

Output: Retrograde motion

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The Ptolemaic System


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

Output: Variations in speed thru zodiac

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The Ptolemaic System


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

Output: Variations in retrograde timing

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The Ptolemaic System


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

Output: Size of deferents, epicycles

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The Ptolemaic System


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

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

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The Ptolemaic System


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

Output: Limited to movement near the sun

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The Ptolemaic System


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

Output: Retrograde only at opposition, when brightest

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The Ptolemaic System


Input: [Description and alternatives] In the public internet, using search engines / Institutional databases / Local, system-specific database.[citation needed] [Factor]

Output: Scope of search

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Input: [Description and alternatives] Delay between the time a document is submitted and the time when results are made available.[citation needed] [Factor]

Output: Analysis time

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Input: [Description and alternatives] Number of documents the system can process per unit of time.[citation needed] [Factor]

Output: Document capacity / Batch processing

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Input: [Description and alternatives] How often and for which types of document fragments (paragraphs, sentences, fixed-length word sequences) does the system query external resources, such as search engines. [Factor]

Output: Check intensity

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Input: [Description and alternatives] The algorithms that define the way the system uses to compare documents against each other.[citation needed] [Factor]

Output: Comparison algorithm type

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Input: [Description and alternatives] Number of documents correctly flagged as plagiarized compared to the total number of flagged documents, and to the total number of documents that were actually plagiarized. High precision means that few false positives were found, and high recall means that few false negatives were left undetected.[citation needed] [Factor]

Output: Precision and Recall

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Input: [Name] Code review [Alioth] No [Assembla] Yes[21] [Beanstalk] Yes[23] [BerliOS] ? [Bitbucket] Yes[25] [CloudForge] ? [Fedora Hosted] Yes [GitHub] Yes[27] [GitLab] Yes[29] [Gitorious] Yes [Gna!] ? [GNOME Git Repositories] No [GNU Savannah] Yes[31] [Google Code] Yes [JavaForge] Yes[33] [java.net/Project Kenai] ? [Launchpad] Yes [OSDN] Yes [Ourproject.org] ? [SourceForge] Yes [tigris.org] No [Name_23] Code review [CodePlex]

Output: No

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Input: [Name] Bug tracking [Alioth] Yes [Assembla] Yes [Beanstalk] No [BerliOS] Yes [Bitbucket] Yes[n 2] [CloudForge] Yes [Fedora Hosted] Yes [GitHub] Yes[28][n 5] [GitLab] Yes [Gitorious] No [Gna!] Yes [GNOME Git Repositories] Yes [GNU Savannah] Yes [Google Code] Yes [JavaForge] Yes [java.net/Project Kenai] Yes [Launchpad] Yes [OSDN] Yes [Ourproject.org] Yes [SourceForge] Yes [tigris.org] Yes [Name_23] Bug tracking [CodePlex]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Name] Web hosting [Alioth] Yes [Assembla] Yes [Beanstalk] No [BerliOS] Yes [Bitbucket] Yes[26] [CloudForge] Yes [Fedora Hosted] No [GitHub] Yes [GitLab] No [Gitorious] No [Gna!] Yes [GNOME Git Repositories] Yes [GNU Savannah] Yes [Google Code] No [JavaForge] Yes [java.net/Project Kenai] Yes [Launchpad] No [OSDN] Yes [Ourproject.org] Yes [SourceForge] Yes [tigris.org] Yes [Name_23] Web hosting [CodePlex]

Output: No

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Input: [Name] Wiki [Alioth] No [Assembla] Yes [Beanstalk] No [BerliOS] Yes[n 1] [Bitbucket] Yes [CloudForge] Yes [Fedora Hosted] Yes [GitHub] Yes [GitLab] Yes [Gitorious] Yes [Gna!] No [GNOME Git Repositories] Yes [GNU Savannah] No [Google Code] Yes [JavaForge] Yes [java.net/Project Kenai] Yes [Launchpad] No [OSDN] Yes [Ourproject.org] Yes [SourceForge] Yes [tigris.org] Yes [Name_23] Wiki [CodePlex]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Name] Translation system [Alioth] No [Assembla] Yes [Beanstalk] No [BerliOS] ? [Bitbucket] No [CloudForge] No [Fedora Hosted] No [GitHub] No [GitLab] No [Gitorious] No [Gna!] Yes [GNOME Git Repositories] Yes [GNU Savannah] No [Google Code] No [JavaForge] No [java.net/Project Kenai] No [Launchpad] Yes [OSDN] No [Ourproject.org] No [SourceForge] No [tigris.org] No [Name_23] Translation system [CodePlex]

Output: No

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Input: [Name] Shell server [Alioth] Yes [Assembla] No [Beanstalk] No [BerliOS] Yes [Bitbucket] No [CloudForge] No [Fedora Hosted] No [GitHub] No [GitLab] No [Gitorious] No [Gna!] ? [GNOME Git Repositories] No [GNU Savannah] Yes [Google Code] No [JavaForge] No [java.net/Project Kenai] No [Launchpad] No [OSDN] Yes [Ourproject.org] ? [SourceForge] Yes [tigris.org] No [Name_23] Shell server [CodePlex]

Output: No

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Input: [Name] Mailing List [Alioth] Yes [Assembla] No [Beanstalk] No [BerliOS] Yes [Bitbucket] No [CloudForge] No [Fedora Hosted] No [GitHub] No [GitLab] No [Gitorious] No [Gna!] Yes [GNOME Git Repositories] Yes [GNU Savannah] Yes [Google Code] No [JavaForge] No [java.net/Project Kenai] Yes [Launchpad] Yes [OSDN] Yes [Ourproject.org] Yes [SourceForge] Yes [tigris.org] Yes [Name_23] Mailing List [CodePlex]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Name] Forum [Alioth] Yes [Assembla] No [Beanstalk] No [BerliOS] Yes [Bitbucket] No [CloudForge] No [Fedora Hosted] No [GitHub] No [GitLab] No [Gitorious] No [Gna!] No [GNOME Git Repositories] No [GNU Savannah] No[32] [Google Code] No [JavaForge] Yes [java.net/Project Kenai] Yes [Launchpad] No [OSDN] Yes [Ourproject.org] Yes [SourceForge] Yes [tigris.org] Yes [Name_23] Forum [CodePlex]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Name] Personal branch [Alioth] Yes [Assembla] Yes [Beanstalk] Yes [BerliOS] ? [Bitbucket] Yes [CloudForge] ? [Fedora Hosted] No [GitHub] Yes [GitLab] Yes [Gitorious] Yes [Gna!] ? [GNOME Git Repositories] Yes [GNU Savannah] No [Google Code] Yes[n 8] [JavaForge] No [java.net/Project Kenai] Yes [Launchpad] Yes [OSDN] Yes [Ourproject.org] ? [SourceForge] Yes [tigris.org] Yes [Name_23] Personal branch [CodePlex]

Output: No

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Input: [Name] Private branch [Alioth] Yes [Assembla] Yes[22] [Beanstalk] Yes [BerliOS] ? [Bitbucket] Yes[n 3] [CloudForge] ? [Fedora Hosted] No [GitHub] Yes[n 6] [GitLab] Yes [Gitorious] No [Gna!] No [GNOME Git Repositories] Yes [GNU Savannah] No [Google Code] No [JavaForge] No [java.net/Project Kenai] Yes [Launchpad] Yes[n 10] [OSDN] No [Ourproject.org] ? [SourceForge] Yes [tigris.org] Yes [Name_23] Private branch [CodePlex]

Output: No

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Input: [Name] Announce [Alioth] Yes [Assembla] Yes [Beanstalk] No [BerliOS] Yes[24] [Bitbucket] No [CloudForge] ? [Fedora Hosted] No [GitHub] Yes [GitLab] Yes [Gitorious] No [Gna!] ? [GNOME Git Repositories] Yes [GNU Savannah] Yes [Google Code] No [JavaForge] Yes [java.net/Project Kenai] Yes [Launchpad] Yes [OSDN] Yes [Ourproject.org] ? [SourceForge] Yes [tigris.org] Yes [Name_23] Announce [CodePlex]

Output: No

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Input: [Name] Build system [Alioth] No [Assembla] Yes [Beanstalk] No [BerliOS] ? [Bitbucket] No [CloudForge] ? [Fedora Hosted] No [GitHub] 3rd-party (e.g. Travis CI and Appveyor) [GitLab] Yes[30] [Gitorious] No [Gna!] No [GNOME Git Repositories] Yes [GNU Savannah] No [Google Code] No [JavaForge] Yes [java.net/Project Kenai] Yes [Launchpad] Yes[n 11] [OSDN] No [Ourproject.org] ? [SourceForge] No [tigris.org] No [Name_23] Build system [CodePlex]

Output: No

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Input: [Name] Team [Alioth] No [Assembla] Yes [Beanstalk] Yes [BerliOS] ? [Bitbucket] Yes [CloudForge] ? [Fedora Hosted] No [GitHub] Yes [GitLab] Yes [Gitorious] Yes [Gna!] ? [GNOME Git Repositories] Yes [GNU Savannah] Yes [Google Code] No [JavaForge] Yes [java.net/Project Kenai] Yes [Launchpad] Yes [OSDN] Yes [Ourproject.org] ? [SourceForge] Yes [tigris.org] ? [Name_23] Team [CodePlex]

Output: No

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Input: [Name] Release Binaries [Alioth] ? [Assembla] ? [Beanstalk] No [BerliOS] ? [Bitbucket] Yes [CloudForge] ? [Fedora Hosted] ? [GitHub] Yes [GitLab] No [Gitorious] Yes [Gna!] ? [GNOME Git Repositories] Yes [GNU Savannah] ? [Google Code] No longer for new projects[n 9] [JavaForge] ? [java.net/Project Kenai] ? [Launchpad] ? [OSDN] Yes [Ourproject.org] ? [SourceForge] Yes [tigris.org] No longer for new projects[n 12] [Name_23] Release Binaries [CodePlex]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Name] Self-hosting [Alioth] Yes [Assembla] No [Beanstalk] No [BerliOS] Yes [Bitbucket] Commercially (Stash)[n 4] [CloudForge] No [Fedora Hosted] ? [GitHub] Commercially (GitHub Enterprise) [GitLab] Yes[n 7] [Gitorious] Yes [Gna!] Yes [GNOME Git Repositories] No [GNU Savannah] Yes [Google Code] No [JavaForge] No [java.net/Project Kenai] No [Launchpad] Yes [OSDN] No [Ourproject.org] Yes [SourceForge] Yes [tigris.org] No [Name_23] Self-hosting [CodePlex]

Output: No

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Input: [Remarks] Only substance occurring naturally in all three phases as solid, liquid, and gas on Earth's surface [Importance to the environment] Transfer of heat between ocean and atmosphere by phase change [Property]

Output: Physical state

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Input: [Remarks] Dissolves more substances in greater quantities than any other common liquid [Importance to the environment] Important in chemical, physical, and biological processes [Property]

Output: Dissolving ability

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Input: [Remarks] Density is determined by (1) temperature, (2) salinity, and (3) pressure, in that order of importance. The temperature of maximum density for pure water is 4 °C. For seawater, the freezing point decreases with increasing salinity [Importance to the environment] Controls oceanic vertical circulation, aids in heat distribution, and allows seasonal stratification [Property]

Output: Density: mass per unit volume

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Input: [Remarks] Highest of all common liquids [Importance to the environment] Controls drop formation in rain and clouds; important in cell physiology [Property]

Output: Surface tension

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Input: [Remarks] Highest of all common liquids [Importance to the environment] Important on the small scale, especially on cellular level [Property]

Output: Conduction of heat

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Input: [Remarks] Highest of all common solids and liquids [Importance to the environment] Prevents extreme range in Earth's temperatures (i.e., great heat moderator) [Property]

Output: Heat capacity

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Input: [Remarks] Highest of all common liquids and most solids [Importance to the environment] Thermostatic heat-regulating effect due to the release of heat on freezing and absorption on melting [Property]

Output: Latent heat of fusion

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Input: [Remarks] Highest of all common substances [Importance to the environment] Immense importance: a major factor in the transfer of heat in and between ocean and atmosphere, driving weather and climate [Property]

Output: Latent heat of vaporization

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Input: [Remarks] Increases with increasing salinity and decreases with increasing temperature [Importance to the environment] Objects appear closer than in air [Property]

Output: Refractive index

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Input: [Remarks] Relatively great for visible light; absorption high for infrared and ultraviolet [Importance to the environment] Important for photosynthesis [Property]

Output: Transparency

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Input: [Remarks] Good compared with other fluids [Importance to the environment] Allows for sonar and precision depth recorders to rapidly determine water depth, and to detect subsurface features and animals; sounds can be heard great distances underwater [Property]

Output: Sound transmission

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Input: [Remarks] Only slight [Importance to the environment] Density changes only slightly with pressure/depth [Property]

Output: Compressibility

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Input: [Remarks] Unusually high [Importance to the environment] Allows water to exist as a liquid on most of Earth [Property]

Output: Boiling and melting points

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Input: [IRC daemon] Modularity [Bahamut] Yes [bIRCd] No [beware ircd] No [Charybdis] Yes [ConferenceRoom] No [InspIRCd] Yes[66] [IRCD] No [ircd-ratbox] Yes [ircu] No [ithildin] Yes [kike] No [miniircd] No [Nefarious IRCu] No [ngIRCd] No [OfficeIRC Server] Yes [PleXusIRCd] Yes [pureIRCd] No [RockIRCd] No [RubIRCd] Yes [ShadowIRCd] Yes [snircd] No [solid-ircd] No [Synchronet IRCd] No [UnrealIRCd] Yes [WeIRCd] Partial [IRCD-Hybrid]

Output: Yes

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Input: [IRC daemon] Remote includes [Bahamut] No [bIRCd] No [beware ircd] No [Charybdis] No [ConferenceRoom] No [InspIRCd] Yes [IRCD] No [ircd-ratbox] No [ircu] No [ithildin] No [kike] No [miniircd] No [Nefarious IRCu] No [ngIRCd] No [OfficeIRC Server] No [PleXusIRCd] No [pureIRCd] No [RockIRCd] No [RubIRCd] No [ShadowIRCd] No [snircd] No [solid-ircd] No [Synchronet IRCd] No [UnrealIRCd] Yes [WeIRCd] No [IRCD-Hybrid]

Output: No

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Input: [IRC daemon] IPv6 [Bahamut] Yes [bIRCd] Yes [beware ircd] Yes [Charybdis] Yes [ConferenceRoom] No [InspIRCd] Yes [IRCD] Yes [ircd-ratbox] Yes [ircu] Yes [ithildin] Yes [kike] Yes [miniircd] No [Nefarious IRCu] 2.0+ [ngIRCd] Yes [OfficeIRC Server] Yes [PleXusIRCd] Yes [pureIRCd] No [RockIRCd] No [RubIRCd] Yes [ShadowIRCd] Yes [snircd] Yes [solid-ircd] No [Synchronet IRCd] No [UnrealIRCd] Yes [WeIRCd] Yes [IRCD-Hybrid]

Output: Yes

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Input: [IRC daemon] Client SSL [Bahamut] Yes [bIRCd] Yes [beware ircd] No [Charybdis] Yes [ConferenceRoom] Yes [InspIRCd] Yes [IRCD] No [ircd-ratbox] Yes [ircu] No [ithildin] Yes [kike] Yes [miniircd] Yes [Nefarious IRCu] Yes [ngIRCd] Yes [OfficeIRC Server] Yes [PleXusIRCd] Yes [pureIRCd] No [RockIRCd] No [RubIRCd] Yes [ShadowIRCd] Yes [snircd] No [solid-ircd] Yes [Synchronet IRCd] No [UnrealIRCd] Yes [WeIRCd] No [IRCD-Hybrid]

Output: Yes

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Input: [IRC daemon] SSL linking [Bahamut] Yes [bIRCd] Yes [beware ircd] No [Charybdis] Yes [ConferenceRoom] Yes [InspIRCd] Yes [IRCD] No [ircd-ratbox] Yes [ircu] No [ithildin] Yes [kike] No [miniircd] No [Nefarious IRCu] Yes [ngIRCd] Yes [OfficeIRC Server] Yes [PleXusIRCd] Yes [pureIRCd] No [RockIRCd] No [RubIRCd] No [ShadowIRCd] Yes [snircd] No [solid-ircd] Yes [Synchronet IRCd] No [UnrealIRCd] Yes [WeIRCd] No [IRCD-Hybrid]

Output: Yes

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Input: [IRC daemon] Zip linking [Bahamut] Yes [bIRCd] No [beware ircd] No [Charybdis] Yes [ConferenceRoom] Yes [InspIRCd] Yes [IRCD] Yes [ircd-ratbox] Yes [ircu] No [ithildin] Yes [kike] No [miniircd] No [Nefarious IRCu] No [ngIRCd] Yes [OfficeIRC Server] Yes [PleXusIRCd] Yes [pureIRCd] No [RockIRCd] No [RubIRCd] No [ShadowIRCd] Yes [snircd] No [solid-ircd] Yes [Synchronet IRCd] No [UnrealIRCd] Yes [WeIRCd] No [IRCD-Hybrid]

Output: Yes

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Input: [IRC daemon] Hostmasking, cloaking [Bahamut] No [bIRCd] No [beware ircd] Yes [Charybdis] Yes [ConferenceRoom] Yes [InspIRCd] Yes [IRCD] No [ircd-ratbox] No [ircu] Yes [ithildin] Yes [kike] No [miniircd] No [Nefarious IRCu] Yes [ngIRCd] Yes [OfficeIRC Server] Yes [PleXusIRCd] Yes [pureIRCd] No [RockIRCd] Yes [RubIRCd] Yes [ShadowIRCd] Yes [snircd] Yes [solid-ircd] Yes [Synchronet IRCd] No [UnrealIRCd] Yes [WeIRCd] Yes [IRCD-Hybrid]

Output: Yes

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Input: [IRC daemon] Services integration (built-in services) [Bahamut] No [bIRCd] No [beware ircd] No [Charybdis] No [ConferenceRoom] Yes [InspIRCd] Partial [IRCD] No [ircd-ratbox] No [ircu] No [ithildin] Yes [kike] No [miniircd] No [Nefarious IRCu] No [ngIRCd] No [OfficeIRC Server] Yes [PleXusIRCd] No [pureIRCd] No [RockIRCd] No [RubIRCd] Partial [ShadowIRCd] No [snircd] No [solid-ircd] No [Synchronet IRCd] No [UnrealIRCd] No [WeIRCd] Yes (module) [IRCD-Hybrid]

Output: No

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Input: [IRC daemon] LDAP authentication [Bahamut] No [bIRCd] No [beware ircd] No [Charybdis] No [ConferenceRoom] Yes [InspIRCd] Yes [IRCD] No [ircd-ratbox] No [ircu] No [ithildin] No [kike] No [miniircd] No [Nefarious IRCu] No [ngIRCd] No [OfficeIRC Server] Yes [PleXusIRCd] Yes [pureIRCd] No [RockIRCd] No [RubIRCd] No [ShadowIRCd] No [snircd] No [solid-ircd] No [Synchronet IRCd] No [UnrealIRCd] Module [WeIRCd] No [IRCD-Hybrid]

Output: No

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Input: [IRC daemon] IRCX support [Bahamut] No [bIRCd] No [beware ircd] No [Charybdis] No [ConferenceRoom] No [InspIRCd] Partial [IRCD] No [ircd-ratbox] No [ircu] No [ithildin] No [kike] No [miniircd] No [Nefarious IRCu] No [ngIRCd] No [OfficeIRC Server] Yes [PleXusIRCd] No [pureIRCd] No [RockIRCd] No [RubIRCd] No [ShadowIRCd] No [snircd] No [solid-ircd] No [Synchronet IRCd] No [UnrealIRCd] No [WeIRCd] No [IRCD-Hybrid]

Output: No

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Input: [IRC daemon] SASL support [Bahamut] No [bIRCd] No [beware ircd] No [Charybdis] Yes [ConferenceRoom] No [InspIRCd] Yes [IRCD] No [ircd-ratbox] No [ircu] No [ithildin] No [kike] No [miniircd] No [Nefarious IRCu] 2.0+ [ngIRCd] No [OfficeIRC Server] Yes [PleXusIRCd] No [pureIRCd] No [RockIRCd] No [RubIRCd] No [ShadowIRCd] Yes [snircd] No [solid-ircd] No [Synchronet IRCd] No [UnrealIRCd] 3.2.10+ [WeIRCd] No [IRCD-Hybrid]

Output: No

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Input: [IRC daemon] SASL EXTERNAL support [Bahamut] No [bIRCd] No [beware ircd] No [Charybdis] Yes [ConferenceRoom] No [InspIRCd] Yes [IRCD] No [ircd-ratbox] No [ircu] No [ithildin] No [kike] No [miniircd] No [Nefarious IRCu] 2.0+ [ngIRCd] No [OfficeIRC Server] Unknown [PleXusIRCd] No [pureIRCd] No [RockIRCd] No [RubIRCd] No [ShadowIRCd] Yes [snircd] No [solid-ircd] No [Synchronet IRCd] No [UnrealIRCd] No [WeIRCd] No [IRCD-Hybrid]

Output: No

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Input: [IRC daemon] Server protocol [Bahamut] TS5 with extensions [bIRCd] RFC 1459 and TSpre8 [beware ircd] P10 [Charybdis] TS6 with extensions [ConferenceRoom] Proprietary, binary [InspIRCd] custom [5] [IRCD] RFC 2813 with IDs [ircd-ratbox] TS6 [ircu] P10 [ithildin] Module-dependent [kike] No [miniircd] No [Nefarious IRCu] P10 with extensions [ngIRCd] RFC 2813 [OfficeIRC Server] Compatible with DreamForge and UnrealIRCd [PleXusIRCd] TS5/TS6 [pureIRCd] No [RockIRCd] No [RubIRCd] TS5 with extensions [ShadowIRCd] TS6 with extensions [snircd] P10 with extensions [solid-ircd] TS5 with extensions [Synchronet IRCd] TS5 with extensions [UnrealIRCd] DreamForge/TS5 with extensions [WeIRCd] No [IRCD-Hybrid]

Output: TS6

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Input: [IRC daemon] Modularity [Bahamut] Yes [bIRCd] No [beware ircd] No [Charybdis] Yes [ConferenceRoom] No [InspIRCd] Yes[66] [IRCD] No [IRCD-Hybrid] Yes [ircd-ratbox] Yes [ircu] No [ithildin] Yes [kike] No [miniircd] No [Nefarious IRCu] No [ngIRCd] No [OfficeIRC Server] Yes [PleXusIRCd] Yes [pureIRCd] No [RockIRCd] No [RubIRCd] Yes [ShadowIRCd] Yes [snircd] No [Synchronet IRCd] No [UnrealIRCd] Yes [WeIRCd] Partial [solid-ircd]

Output: No

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Input: [IRC daemon] Remote includes [Bahamut] No [bIRCd] No [beware ircd] No [Charybdis] No [ConferenceRoom] No [InspIRCd] Yes [IRCD] No [IRCD-Hybrid] No [ircd-ratbox] No [ircu] No [ithildin] No [kike] No [miniircd] No [Nefarious IRCu] No [ngIRCd] No [OfficeIRC Server] No [PleXusIRCd] No [pureIRCd] No [RockIRCd] No [RubIRCd] No [ShadowIRCd] No [snircd] No [Synchronet IRCd] No [UnrealIRCd] Yes [WeIRCd] No [solid-ircd]

Output: No

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Input: [IRC daemon] IPv6 [Bahamut] Yes [bIRCd] Yes [beware ircd] Yes [Charybdis] Yes [ConferenceRoom] No [InspIRCd] Yes [IRCD] Yes [IRCD-Hybrid] Yes [ircd-ratbox] Yes [ircu] Yes [ithildin] Yes [kike] Yes [miniircd] No [Nefarious IRCu] 2.0+ [ngIRCd] Yes [OfficeIRC Server] Yes [PleXusIRCd] Yes [pureIRCd] No [RockIRCd] No [RubIRCd] Yes [ShadowIRCd] Yes [snircd] Yes [Synchronet IRCd] No [UnrealIRCd] Yes [WeIRCd] Yes [solid-ircd]

Output: No

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Input: [IRC daemon] Client SSL [Bahamut] Yes [bIRCd] Yes [beware ircd] No [Charybdis] Yes [ConferenceRoom] Yes [InspIRCd] Yes [IRCD] No [IRCD-Hybrid] Yes [ircd-ratbox] Yes [ircu] No [ithildin] Yes [kike] Yes [miniircd] Yes [Nefarious IRCu] Yes [ngIRCd] Yes [OfficeIRC Server] Yes [PleXusIRCd] Yes [pureIRCd] No [RockIRCd] No [RubIRCd] Yes [ShadowIRCd] Yes [snircd] No [Synchronet IRCd] No [UnrealIRCd] Yes [WeIRCd] No [solid-ircd]

Output: Yes

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Input: [IRC daemon] SSL linking [Bahamut] Yes [bIRCd] Yes [beware ircd] No [Charybdis] Yes [ConferenceRoom] Yes [InspIRCd] Yes [IRCD] No [IRCD-Hybrid] Yes [ircd-ratbox] Yes [ircu] No [ithildin] Yes [kike] No [miniircd] No [Nefarious IRCu] Yes [ngIRCd] Yes [OfficeIRC Server] Yes [PleXusIRCd] Yes [pureIRCd] No [RockIRCd] No [RubIRCd] No [ShadowIRCd] Yes [snircd] No [Synchronet IRCd] No [UnrealIRCd] Yes [WeIRCd] No [solid-ircd]

Output: Yes

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Input: [IRC daemon] Zip linking [Bahamut] Yes [bIRCd] No [beware ircd] No [Charybdis] Yes [ConferenceRoom] Yes [InspIRCd] Yes [IRCD] Yes [IRCD-Hybrid] Yes [ircd-ratbox] Yes [ircu] No [ithildin] Yes [kike] No [miniircd] No [Nefarious IRCu] No [ngIRCd] Yes [OfficeIRC Server] Yes [PleXusIRCd] Yes [pureIRCd] No [RockIRCd] No [RubIRCd] No [ShadowIRCd] Yes [snircd] No [Synchronet IRCd] No [UnrealIRCd] Yes [WeIRCd] No [solid-ircd]

Output: Yes

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Input: [IRC daemon] Hostmasking, cloaking [Bahamut] No [bIRCd] No [beware ircd] Yes [Charybdis] Yes [ConferenceRoom] Yes [InspIRCd] Yes [IRCD] No [IRCD-Hybrid] Yes [ircd-ratbox] No [ircu] Yes [ithildin] Yes [kike] No [miniircd] No [Nefarious IRCu] Yes [ngIRCd] Yes [OfficeIRC Server] Yes [PleXusIRCd] Yes [pureIRCd] No [RockIRCd] Yes [RubIRCd] Yes [ShadowIRCd] Yes [snircd] Yes [Synchronet IRCd] No [UnrealIRCd] Yes [WeIRCd] Yes [solid-ircd]

Output: Yes

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Input: [IRC daemon] Services integration (built-in services) [Bahamut] No [bIRCd] No [beware ircd] No [Charybdis] No [ConferenceRoom] Yes [InspIRCd] Partial [IRCD] No [IRCD-Hybrid] No [ircd-ratbox] No [ircu] No [ithildin] Yes [kike] No [miniircd] No [Nefarious IRCu] No [ngIRCd] No [OfficeIRC Server] Yes [PleXusIRCd] No [pureIRCd] No [RockIRCd] No [RubIRCd] Partial [ShadowIRCd] No [snircd] No [Synchronet IRCd] No [UnrealIRCd] No [WeIRCd] Yes (module) [solid-ircd]

Output: No

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Input: [IRC daemon] LDAP authentication [Bahamut] No [bIRCd] No [beware ircd] No [Charybdis] No [ConferenceRoom] Yes [InspIRCd] Yes [IRCD] No [IRCD-Hybrid] No [ircd-ratbox] No [ircu] No [ithildin] No [kike] No [miniircd] No [Nefarious IRCu] No [ngIRCd] No [OfficeIRC Server] Yes [PleXusIRCd] Yes [pureIRCd] No [RockIRCd] No [RubIRCd] No [ShadowIRCd] No [snircd] No [Synchronet IRCd] No [UnrealIRCd] Module [WeIRCd] No [solid-ircd]

Output: No

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Input: [IRC daemon] IRCX support [Bahamut] No [bIRCd] No [beware ircd] No [Charybdis] No [ConferenceRoom] No [InspIRCd] Partial [IRCD] No [IRCD-Hybrid] No [ircd-ratbox] No [ircu] No [ithildin] No [kike] No [miniircd] No [Nefarious IRCu] No [ngIRCd] No [OfficeIRC Server] Yes [PleXusIRCd] No [pureIRCd] No [RockIRCd] No [RubIRCd] No [ShadowIRCd] No [snircd] No [Synchronet IRCd] No [UnrealIRCd] No [WeIRCd] No [solid-ircd]

Output: No

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Input: [IRC daemon] SASL support [Bahamut] No [bIRCd] No [beware ircd] No [Charybdis] Yes [ConferenceRoom] No [InspIRCd] Yes [IRCD] No [IRCD-Hybrid] No [ircd-ratbox] No [ircu] No [ithildin] No [kike] No [miniircd] No [Nefarious IRCu] 2.0+ [ngIRCd] No [OfficeIRC Server] Yes [PleXusIRCd] No [pureIRCd] No [RockIRCd] No [RubIRCd] No [ShadowIRCd] Yes [snircd] No [Synchronet IRCd] No [UnrealIRCd] 3.2.10+ [WeIRCd] No [solid-ircd]

Output: No

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Input: [IRC daemon] SASL EXTERNAL support [Bahamut] No [bIRCd] No [beware ircd] No [Charybdis] Yes [ConferenceRoom] No [InspIRCd] Yes [IRCD] No [IRCD-Hybrid] No [ircd-ratbox] No [ircu] No [ithildin] No [kike] No [miniircd] No [Nefarious IRCu] 2.0+ [ngIRCd] No [OfficeIRC Server] Unknown [PleXusIRCd] No [pureIRCd] No [RockIRCd] No [RubIRCd] No [ShadowIRCd] Yes [snircd] No [Synchronet IRCd] No [UnrealIRCd] No [WeIRCd] No [solid-ircd]

Output: No

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Input: [IRC daemon] Server protocol [Bahamut] TS5 with extensions [bIRCd] RFC 1459 and TSpre8 [beware ircd] P10 [Charybdis] TS6 with extensions [ConferenceRoom] Proprietary, binary [InspIRCd] custom [5] [IRCD] RFC 2813 with IDs [IRCD-Hybrid] TS6 [ircd-ratbox] TS6 [ircu] P10 [ithildin] Module-dependent [kike] No [miniircd] No [Nefarious IRCu] P10 with extensions [ngIRCd] RFC 2813 [OfficeIRC Server] Compatible with DreamForge and UnrealIRCd [PleXusIRCd] TS5/TS6 [pureIRCd] No [RockIRCd] No [RubIRCd] TS5 with extensions [ShadowIRCd] TS6 with extensions [snircd] P10 with extensions [Synchronet IRCd] TS5 with extensions [UnrealIRCd] DreamForge/TS5 with extensions [WeIRCd] No [solid-ircd]

Output: TS5 with extensions

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Input: [Bout] 6th [Year] 2014 [Winner] g.o.d [Album]

Output: Chapter 8

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Input: [Bout] 5th [Year] 2013 [Winner] Busker Busker [Album]

Output: Busker Busker 2nd Album

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Input: [Bout] 4th [Year] 2012 [Winner] Busker Busker [Album]

Output: Busker Busker 1st Album

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Input: [Bout] 3rd [Year] 2011 [Winner] 2NE1 [Album]

Output: The 2nd Mini Album

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Input: [Bout] 4th [Year] 2010 [Winner] 2NE1 [Album]

Output: To Anyone

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Input: [Bout] 1st [Year] 2009 [Winner] G-Dragon [Album]

Output: Heartbreaker

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Input: [Case] Adessive case [Usage] adjacent location [Found in] Estonian | Finnish [1]| Hungarian | Lezgian | Lithuanian | Livonian | Tlingit | Tsez | Quechua [Example]

Output: near/at/by the house

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Input: [Case] Apudessive case[2] [Usage] location next to something [Found in] Tsez [Example]

Output: next to the house

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Input: [Case] Inessive case [Usage] inside something [Found in] Basque | Erzya | Estonian | Lithuanian | Finnish [3] | Hungarian | Ossetic | Tsez [Example]

Output: inside the house

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Input: [Case] Intrative case [Usage] between something [Found in] Limbu [Example]

Output: between the houses

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Input: [Case] Locative case [Usage] location [Found in] Armenian (Eastern) | Azeri | Bengali | Belarusian | Bosnian | Chuvash | Croatian | Czech | Hungarian (only for some traditional town names) | Inari Sami | Inuktitut | Latin (restricted) | Latvian | Lithuanian | Manchu | Northern Sami | Polish | Quechua | Russian | Sanskrit | Serbian | Skolt Sami | Slovak | Slovene | Sorbian | Telugu | Tlingit | Turkish | Ukrainian | Uzbek (Note: the case in Slavic languages termed the "locative case" in English is actually a prepositional case.) [Example]

Output: at/on/in the house

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Input: [Case] Pertingent case [Usage] in contact with something [Found in] Tlingit [Example]

Output: touching the house

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Input: [Case] Subessive case [Usage] under something [Found in] Tsez [Example]

Output: under/below the house

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Input: [Case] Superessive case [Usage] on the surface [Found in] Hungarian | Ossetic | Tsez | Finnish [4] | [Example]

Output: on (top of) the house

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Input: [IRC daemon] Modularity [bIRCd] No [beware ircd] No [Charybdis] Yes [ConferenceRoom] No [InspIRCd] Yes[66] [IRCD] No [IRCD-Hybrid] Yes [ircd-ratbox] Yes [ircu] No [ithildin] Yes [kike] No [miniircd] No [Nefarious IRCu] No [ngIRCd] No [OfficeIRC Server] Yes [PleXusIRCd] Yes [pureIRCd] No [RockIRCd] No [RubIRCd] Yes [ShadowIRCd] Yes [snircd] No [solid-ircd] No [Synchronet IRCd] No [UnrealIRCd] Yes [WeIRCd] Partial [Bahamut]

Output: Yes

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Input: [IRC daemon] Remote includes [bIRCd] No [beware ircd] No [Charybdis] No [ConferenceRoom] No [InspIRCd] Yes [IRCD] No [IRCD-Hybrid] No [ircd-ratbox] No [ircu] No [ithildin] No [kike] No [miniircd] No [Nefarious IRCu] No [ngIRCd] No [OfficeIRC Server] No [PleXusIRCd] No [pureIRCd] No [RockIRCd] No [RubIRCd] No [ShadowIRCd] No [snircd] No [solid-ircd] No [Synchronet IRCd] No [UnrealIRCd] Yes [WeIRCd] No [Bahamut]

Output: No

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Input: [IRC daemon] IPv6 [bIRCd] Yes [beware ircd] Yes [Charybdis] Yes [ConferenceRoom] No [InspIRCd] Yes [IRCD] Yes [IRCD-Hybrid] Yes [ircd-ratbox] Yes [ircu] Yes [ithildin] Yes [kike] Yes [miniircd] No [Nefarious IRCu] 2.0+ [ngIRCd] Yes [OfficeIRC Server] Yes [PleXusIRCd] Yes [pureIRCd] No [RockIRCd] No [RubIRCd] Yes [ShadowIRCd] Yes [snircd] Yes [solid-ircd] No [Synchronet IRCd] No [UnrealIRCd] Yes [WeIRCd] Yes [Bahamut]

Output: Yes

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Input: [IRC daemon] Client SSL [bIRCd] Yes [beware ircd] No [Charybdis] Yes [ConferenceRoom] Yes [InspIRCd] Yes [IRCD] No [IRCD-Hybrid] Yes [ircd-ratbox] Yes [ircu] No [ithildin] Yes [kike] Yes [miniircd] Yes [Nefarious IRCu] Yes [ngIRCd] Yes [OfficeIRC Server] Yes [PleXusIRCd] Yes [pureIRCd] No [RockIRCd] No [RubIRCd] Yes [ShadowIRCd] Yes [snircd] No [solid-ircd] Yes [Synchronet IRCd] No [UnrealIRCd] Yes [WeIRCd] No [Bahamut]

Output: Yes

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Input: [IRC daemon] SSL linking [bIRCd] Yes [beware ircd] No [Charybdis] Yes [ConferenceRoom] Yes [InspIRCd] Yes [IRCD] No [IRCD-Hybrid] Yes [ircd-ratbox] Yes [ircu] No [ithildin] Yes [kike] No [miniircd] No [Nefarious IRCu] Yes [ngIRCd] Yes [OfficeIRC Server] Yes [PleXusIRCd] Yes [pureIRCd] No [RockIRCd] No [RubIRCd] No [ShadowIRCd] Yes [snircd] No [solid-ircd] Yes [Synchronet IRCd] No [UnrealIRCd] Yes [WeIRCd] No [Bahamut]

Output: Yes

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Input: [IRC daemon] Zip linking [bIRCd] No [beware ircd] No [Charybdis] Yes [ConferenceRoom] Yes [InspIRCd] Yes [IRCD] Yes [IRCD-Hybrid] Yes [ircd-ratbox] Yes [ircu] No [ithildin] Yes [kike] No [miniircd] No [Nefarious IRCu] No [ngIRCd] Yes [OfficeIRC Server] Yes [PleXusIRCd] Yes [pureIRCd] No [RockIRCd] No [RubIRCd] No [ShadowIRCd] Yes [snircd] No [solid-ircd] Yes [Synchronet IRCd] No [UnrealIRCd] Yes [WeIRCd] No [Bahamut]

Output: Yes

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Input: [IRC daemon] Hostmasking, cloaking [bIRCd] No [beware ircd] Yes [Charybdis] Yes [ConferenceRoom] Yes [InspIRCd] Yes [IRCD] No [IRCD-Hybrid] Yes [ircd-ratbox] No [ircu] Yes [ithildin] Yes [kike] No [miniircd] No [Nefarious IRCu] Yes [ngIRCd] Yes [OfficeIRC Server] Yes [PleXusIRCd] Yes [pureIRCd] No [RockIRCd] Yes [RubIRCd] Yes [ShadowIRCd] Yes [snircd] Yes [solid-ircd] Yes [Synchronet IRCd] No [UnrealIRCd] Yes [WeIRCd] Yes [Bahamut]

Output: No

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Input: [IRC daemon] Services integration (built-in services) [bIRCd] No [beware ircd] No [Charybdis] No [ConferenceRoom] Yes [InspIRCd] Partial [IRCD] No [IRCD-Hybrid] No [ircd-ratbox] No [ircu] No [ithildin] Yes [kike] No [miniircd] No [Nefarious IRCu] No [ngIRCd] No [OfficeIRC Server] Yes [PleXusIRCd] No [pureIRCd] No [RockIRCd] No [RubIRCd] Partial [ShadowIRCd] No [snircd] No [solid-ircd] No [Synchronet IRCd] No [UnrealIRCd] No [WeIRCd] Yes (module) [Bahamut]

Output: No

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Input: [IRC daemon] LDAP authentication [bIRCd] No [beware ircd] No [Charybdis] No [ConferenceRoom] Yes [InspIRCd] Yes [IRCD] No [IRCD-Hybrid] No [ircd-ratbox] No [ircu] No [ithildin] No [kike] No [miniircd] No [Nefarious IRCu] No [ngIRCd] No [OfficeIRC Server] Yes [PleXusIRCd] Yes [pureIRCd] No [RockIRCd] No [RubIRCd] No [ShadowIRCd] No [snircd] No [solid-ircd] No [Synchronet IRCd] No [UnrealIRCd] Module [WeIRCd] No [Bahamut]

Output: No

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Input: [IRC daemon] IRCX support [bIRCd] No [beware ircd] No [Charybdis] No [ConferenceRoom] No [InspIRCd] Partial [IRCD] No [IRCD-Hybrid] No [ircd-ratbox] No [ircu] No [ithildin] No [kike] No [miniircd] No [Nefarious IRCu] No [ngIRCd] No [OfficeIRC Server] Yes [PleXusIRCd] No [pureIRCd] No [RockIRCd] No [RubIRCd] No [ShadowIRCd] No [snircd] No [solid-ircd] No [Synchronet IRCd] No [UnrealIRCd] No [WeIRCd] No [Bahamut]

Output: No

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Input: [IRC daemon] SASL support [bIRCd] No [beware ircd] No [Charybdis] Yes [ConferenceRoom] No [InspIRCd] Yes [IRCD] No [IRCD-Hybrid] No [ircd-ratbox] No [ircu] No [ithildin] No [kike] No [miniircd] No [Nefarious IRCu] 2.0+ [ngIRCd] No [OfficeIRC Server] Yes [PleXusIRCd] No [pureIRCd] No [RockIRCd] No [RubIRCd] No [ShadowIRCd] Yes [snircd] No [solid-ircd] No [Synchronet IRCd] No [UnrealIRCd] 3.2.10+ [WeIRCd] No [Bahamut]

Output: No

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Input: [IRC daemon] SASL EXTERNAL support [bIRCd] No [beware ircd] No [Charybdis] Yes [ConferenceRoom] No [InspIRCd] Yes [IRCD] No [IRCD-Hybrid] No [ircd-ratbox] No [ircu] No [ithildin] No [kike] No [miniircd] No [Nefarious IRCu] 2.0+ [ngIRCd] No [OfficeIRC Server] Unknown [PleXusIRCd] No [pureIRCd] No [RockIRCd] No [RubIRCd] No [ShadowIRCd] Yes [snircd] No [solid-ircd] No [Synchronet IRCd] No [UnrealIRCd] No [WeIRCd] No [Bahamut]

Output: No

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Input: [IRC daemon] Server protocol [bIRCd] RFC 1459 and TSpre8 [beware ircd] P10 [Charybdis] TS6 with extensions [ConferenceRoom] Proprietary, binary [InspIRCd] custom [5] [IRCD] RFC 2813 with IDs [IRCD-Hybrid] TS6 [ircd-ratbox] TS6 [ircu] P10 [ithildin] Module-dependent [kike] No [miniircd] No [Nefarious IRCu] P10 with extensions [ngIRCd] RFC 2813 [OfficeIRC Server] Compatible with DreamForge and UnrealIRCd [PleXusIRCd] TS5/TS6 [pureIRCd] No [RockIRCd] No [RubIRCd] TS5 with extensions [ShadowIRCd] TS6 with extensions [snircd] P10 with extensions [solid-ircd] TS5 with extensions [Synchronet IRCd] TS5 with extensions [UnrealIRCd] DreamForge/TS5 with extensions [WeIRCd] No [Bahamut]

Output: TS5 with extensions

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Input: [Agenda] FBR ratio with high ridership figures [Variable fare model] 100%+ [Fixed fare model]

Output: 50%+

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Input: [Agenda] FBR ratio with low ridership figures [Variable fare model] 60%+ [Fixed fare model]

Output: 9%+

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Input: [Agenda] Most common system used [Variable fare model] Post-pay; fares are paid at the destination or upon disembarking at the end of each trip [Fixed fare model]

Output: Pre-pay; fares are paid at the start of each trip

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Input: [Agenda] Unlimited ride passes [Variable fare model] Uncommon, but usually available for tourists [Fixed fare model]

Output: Daily, weekly, or monthly unlimited ride passes

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Input: [Agenda] Incentives over cash [Variable fare model] Cheaper rates may be provided when using paperless contactless passes loaded with cash value [Fixed fare model]

Output: Unlimited ride passes

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Input: [Agenda] Concessions [Variable fare model] Discounted variable rates for seniors, youths, disabled, or other groups as needed [Fixed fare model]

Output: Discounted fixed rates for seniors, youths, disabled, or other groups as needed

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Input: [Agenda] Implementation costs [Variable fare model] Expensive, as both entry and exit points have to be accounted for to calculate variable fares. Fare-adjustment and change machines need to be installed. [Fixed fare model]

Output: Cheap, as fare is collected at entry only. Since each rider is expected to have exact change, no fare-adjustment or change machines are needed.

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Input: [Agenda] Reliance on subsidies [Variable fare model] Less dependent, as each rider pays their share of distance traveled equally [Fixed fare model]

Output: Heavily dependent, as fixed fares do not cover operational costs without regard to how each rider contributed to their distance traveled

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Input: [Agenda] Benefits [Variable fare model] Fairer fare structure; cheaper for shorter riders, more for longer rides. Entry and exit processes can also be used for data collection to efficiently manage how transit riders travel, allowing transit agencies to coordinate transfer times, reduce or increase transit needs based on hard ridership data. [Fixed fare model]

Output: Simplicity; everyone pays the same price regardless of distance traveled.

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Input: [Agenda] Risks [Variable fare model] Confusing for first-time riders. Knowledge of the system requires an "acquired" skill [Fixed fare model]

Output: Prone to higher rates and service cuts depending on subsidies received

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Input: [IRC daemon] Modularity [Bahamut] Yes [bIRCd] No [beware ircd] No [Charybdis] Yes [ConferenceRoom] No [InspIRCd] Yes[66] [IRCD] No [IRCD-Hybrid] Yes [ircu] No [ithildin] Yes [kike] No [miniircd] No [Nefarious IRCu] No [ngIRCd] No [OfficeIRC Server] Yes [PleXusIRCd] Yes [pureIRCd] No [RockIRCd] No [RubIRCd] Yes [ShadowIRCd] Yes [snircd] No [solid-ircd] No [Synchronet IRCd] No [UnrealIRCd] Yes [WeIRCd] Partial [ircd-ratbox]

Output: Yes

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Input: [IRC daemon] Remote includes [Bahamut] No [bIRCd] No [beware ircd] No [Charybdis] No [ConferenceRoom] No [InspIRCd] Yes [IRCD] No [IRCD-Hybrid] No [ircu] No [ithildin] No [kike] No [miniircd] No [Nefarious IRCu] No [ngIRCd] No [OfficeIRC Server] No [PleXusIRCd] No [pureIRCd] No [RockIRCd] No [RubIRCd] No [ShadowIRCd] No [snircd] No [solid-ircd] No [Synchronet IRCd] No [UnrealIRCd] Yes [WeIRCd] No [ircd-ratbox]

Output: No

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Input: [IRC daemon] IPv6 [Bahamut] Yes [bIRCd] Yes [beware ircd] Yes [Charybdis] Yes [ConferenceRoom] No [InspIRCd] Yes [IRCD] Yes [IRCD-Hybrid] Yes [ircu] Yes [ithildin] Yes [kike] Yes [miniircd] No [Nefarious IRCu] 2.0+ [ngIRCd] Yes [OfficeIRC Server] Yes [PleXusIRCd] Yes [pureIRCd] No [RockIRCd] No [RubIRCd] Yes [ShadowIRCd] Yes [snircd] Yes [solid-ircd] No [Synchronet IRCd] No [UnrealIRCd] Yes [WeIRCd] Yes [ircd-ratbox]

Output: Yes

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Input: [IRC daemon] Client SSL [Bahamut] Yes [bIRCd] Yes [beware ircd] No [Charybdis] Yes [ConferenceRoom] Yes [InspIRCd] Yes [IRCD] No [IRCD-Hybrid] Yes [ircu] No [ithildin] Yes [kike] Yes [miniircd] Yes [Nefarious IRCu] Yes [ngIRCd] Yes [OfficeIRC Server] Yes [PleXusIRCd] Yes [pureIRCd] No [RockIRCd] No [RubIRCd] Yes [ShadowIRCd] Yes [snircd] No [solid-ircd] Yes [Synchronet IRCd] No [UnrealIRCd] Yes [WeIRCd] No [ircd-ratbox]

Output: Yes

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Input: [IRC daemon] SSL linking [Bahamut] Yes [bIRCd] Yes [beware ircd] No [Charybdis] Yes [ConferenceRoom] Yes [InspIRCd] Yes [IRCD] No [IRCD-Hybrid] Yes [ircu] No [ithildin] Yes [kike] No [miniircd] No [Nefarious IRCu] Yes [ngIRCd] Yes [OfficeIRC Server] Yes [PleXusIRCd] Yes [pureIRCd] No [RockIRCd] No [RubIRCd] No [ShadowIRCd] Yes [snircd] No [solid-ircd] Yes [Synchronet IRCd] No [UnrealIRCd] Yes [WeIRCd] No [ircd-ratbox]

Output: Yes

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Input: [IRC daemon] Zip linking [Bahamut] Yes [bIRCd] No [beware ircd] No [Charybdis] Yes [ConferenceRoom] Yes [InspIRCd] Yes [IRCD] Yes [IRCD-Hybrid] Yes [ircu] No [ithildin] Yes [kike] No [miniircd] No [Nefarious IRCu] No [ngIRCd] Yes [OfficeIRC Server] Yes [PleXusIRCd] Yes [pureIRCd] No [RockIRCd] No [RubIRCd] No [ShadowIRCd] Yes [snircd] No [solid-ircd] Yes [Synchronet IRCd] No [UnrealIRCd] Yes [WeIRCd] No [ircd-ratbox]

Output: Yes

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Input: [IRC daemon] Hostmasking, cloaking [Bahamut] No [bIRCd] No [beware ircd] Yes [Charybdis] Yes [ConferenceRoom] Yes [InspIRCd] Yes [IRCD] No [IRCD-Hybrid] Yes [ircu] Yes [ithildin] Yes [kike] No [miniircd] No [Nefarious IRCu] Yes [ngIRCd] Yes [OfficeIRC Server] Yes [PleXusIRCd] Yes [pureIRCd] No [RockIRCd] Yes [RubIRCd] Yes [ShadowIRCd] Yes [snircd] Yes [solid-ircd] Yes [Synchronet IRCd] No [UnrealIRCd] Yes [WeIRCd] Yes [ircd-ratbox]

Output: No

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Input: [IRC daemon] Services integration (built-in services) [Bahamut] No [bIRCd] No [beware ircd] No [Charybdis] No [ConferenceRoom] Yes [InspIRCd] Partial [IRCD] No [IRCD-Hybrid] No [ircu] No [ithildin] Yes [kike] No [miniircd] No [Nefarious IRCu] No [ngIRCd] No [OfficeIRC Server] Yes [PleXusIRCd] No [pureIRCd] No [RockIRCd] No [RubIRCd] Partial [ShadowIRCd] No [snircd] No [solid-ircd] No [Synchronet IRCd] No [UnrealIRCd] No [WeIRCd] Yes (module) [ircd-ratbox]

Output: No

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Input: [IRC daemon] LDAP authentication [Bahamut] No [bIRCd] No [beware ircd] No [Charybdis] No [ConferenceRoom] Yes [InspIRCd] Yes [IRCD] No [IRCD-Hybrid] No [ircu] No [ithildin] No [kike] No [miniircd] No [Nefarious IRCu] No [ngIRCd] No [OfficeIRC Server] Yes [PleXusIRCd] Yes [pureIRCd] No [RockIRCd] No [RubIRCd] No [ShadowIRCd] No [snircd] No [solid-ircd] No [Synchronet IRCd] No [UnrealIRCd] Module [WeIRCd] No [ircd-ratbox]

Output: No

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Input: [IRC daemon] IRCX support [Bahamut] No [bIRCd] No [beware ircd] No [Charybdis] No [ConferenceRoom] No [InspIRCd] Partial [IRCD] No [IRCD-Hybrid] No [ircu] No [ithildin] No [kike] No [miniircd] No [Nefarious IRCu] No [ngIRCd] No [OfficeIRC Server] Yes [PleXusIRCd] No [pureIRCd] No [RockIRCd] No [RubIRCd] No [ShadowIRCd] No [snircd] No [solid-ircd] No [Synchronet IRCd] No [UnrealIRCd] No [WeIRCd] No [ircd-ratbox]

Output: No

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Input: [IRC daemon] SASL support [Bahamut] No [bIRCd] No [beware ircd] No [Charybdis] Yes [ConferenceRoom] No [InspIRCd] Yes [IRCD] No [IRCD-Hybrid] No [ircu] No [ithildin] No [kike] No [miniircd] No [Nefarious IRCu] 2.0+ [ngIRCd] No [OfficeIRC Server] Yes [PleXusIRCd] No [pureIRCd] No [RockIRCd] No [RubIRCd] No [ShadowIRCd] Yes [snircd] No [solid-ircd] No [Synchronet IRCd] No [UnrealIRCd] 3.2.10+ [WeIRCd] No [ircd-ratbox]

Output: No

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Input: [IRC daemon] SASL EXTERNAL support [Bahamut] No [bIRCd] No [beware ircd] No [Charybdis] Yes [ConferenceRoom] No [InspIRCd] Yes [IRCD] No [IRCD-Hybrid] No [ircu] No [ithildin] No [kike] No [miniircd] No [Nefarious IRCu] 2.0+ [ngIRCd] No [OfficeIRC Server] Unknown [PleXusIRCd] No [pureIRCd] No [RockIRCd] No [RubIRCd] No [ShadowIRCd] Yes [snircd] No [solid-ircd] No [Synchronet IRCd] No [UnrealIRCd] No [WeIRCd] No [ircd-ratbox]

Output: No

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Input: [IRC daemon] Server protocol [Bahamut] TS5 with extensions [bIRCd] RFC 1459 and TSpre8 [beware ircd] P10 [Charybdis] TS6 with extensions [ConferenceRoom] Proprietary, binary [InspIRCd] custom [5] [IRCD] RFC 2813 with IDs [IRCD-Hybrid] TS6 [ircu] P10 [ithildin] Module-dependent [kike] No [miniircd] No [Nefarious IRCu] P10 with extensions [ngIRCd] RFC 2813 [OfficeIRC Server] Compatible with DreamForge and UnrealIRCd [PleXusIRCd] TS5/TS6 [pureIRCd] No [RockIRCd] No [RubIRCd] TS5 with extensions [ShadowIRCd] TS6 with extensions [snircd] P10 with extensions [solid-ircd] TS5 with extensions [Synchronet IRCd] TS5 with extensions [UnrealIRCd] DreamForge/TS5 with extensions [WeIRCd] No [ircd-ratbox]

Output: TS6

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Input: [Definition] A planting bed, usually square or rectangular, containing an ornamental design made with low closely clipped hedges, colored gravel, and sometimes flowers. Parterres were usually laid out in geometric patterns, divided by gravel paths. They were intended seen from above from a house or terrace. A parterre de gazon was made of turf with a pattern cut out and filled with gravel.[11] [Term]

Output: Parterre

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Input: [English translation] Embroidery [Definition] A very curling decorative pattern within a parterre, created with trimmed yew or box or made by cutting the pattern out of a lawn and filling it with colored gravel [Term]

Output: Broderie

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Input: [Definition] A small group of trees, usually some distance from the house, designed as an ornamental backdrop [Term]

Output: Bosquet

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Input: [Definition] A straight path, often lined with trees [Term]

Output: Allée

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Input: [Definition] Trees or bushes trimmed into ornamental shapes. In French gardens, they were usually trimmed into geometric shapes. [Term]

Output: Topiary

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Input: [English translation] Goose foot [Definition] Three or five paths or allées which spread outward from a single point [Term]

Output: Patte d'Oie

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Input: [IRC daemon] Modularity [Bahamut] Yes [bIRCd] No [beware ircd] No [ConferenceRoom] No [InspIRCd] Yes[66] [IRCD] No [IRCD-Hybrid] Yes [ircd-ratbox] Yes [ircu] No [ithildin] Yes [kike] No [miniircd] No [Nefarious IRCu] No [ngIRCd] No [OfficeIRC Server] Yes [PleXusIRCd] Yes [pureIRCd] No [RockIRCd] No [RubIRCd] Yes [ShadowIRCd] Yes [snircd] No [solid-ircd] No [Synchronet IRCd] No [UnrealIRCd] Yes [WeIRCd] Partial [Charybdis]

Output: Yes

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Input: [IRC daemon] Remote includes [Bahamut] No [bIRCd] No [beware ircd] No [ConferenceRoom] No [InspIRCd] Yes [IRCD] No [IRCD-Hybrid] No [ircd-ratbox] No [ircu] No [ithildin] No [kike] No [miniircd] No [Nefarious IRCu] No [ngIRCd] No [OfficeIRC Server] No [PleXusIRCd] No [pureIRCd] No [RockIRCd] No [RubIRCd] No [ShadowIRCd] No [snircd] No [solid-ircd] No [Synchronet IRCd] No [UnrealIRCd] Yes [WeIRCd] No [Charybdis]

Output: No

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Input: [IRC daemon] IPv6 [Bahamut] Yes [bIRCd] Yes [beware ircd] Yes [ConferenceRoom] No [InspIRCd] Yes [IRCD] Yes [IRCD-Hybrid] Yes [ircd-ratbox] Yes [ircu] Yes [ithildin] Yes [kike] Yes [miniircd] No [Nefarious IRCu] 2.0+ [ngIRCd] Yes [OfficeIRC Server] Yes [PleXusIRCd] Yes [pureIRCd] No [RockIRCd] No [RubIRCd] Yes [ShadowIRCd] Yes [snircd] Yes [solid-ircd] No [Synchronet IRCd] No [UnrealIRCd] Yes [WeIRCd] Yes [Charybdis]

Output: Yes

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Input: [IRC daemon] Client SSL [Bahamut] Yes [bIRCd] Yes [beware ircd] No [ConferenceRoom] Yes [InspIRCd] Yes [IRCD] No [IRCD-Hybrid] Yes [ircd-ratbox] Yes [ircu] No [ithildin] Yes [kike] Yes [miniircd] Yes [Nefarious IRCu] Yes [ngIRCd] Yes [OfficeIRC Server] Yes [PleXusIRCd] Yes [pureIRCd] No [RockIRCd] No [RubIRCd] Yes [ShadowIRCd] Yes [snircd] No [solid-ircd] Yes [Synchronet IRCd] No [UnrealIRCd] Yes [WeIRCd] No [Charybdis]

Output: Yes

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Input: [IRC daemon] SSL linking [Bahamut] Yes [bIRCd] Yes [beware ircd] No [ConferenceRoom] Yes [InspIRCd] Yes [IRCD] No [IRCD-Hybrid] Yes [ircd-ratbox] Yes [ircu] No [ithildin] Yes [kike] No [miniircd] No [Nefarious IRCu] Yes [ngIRCd] Yes [OfficeIRC Server] Yes [PleXusIRCd] Yes [pureIRCd] No [RockIRCd] No [RubIRCd] No [ShadowIRCd] Yes [snircd] No [solid-ircd] Yes [Synchronet IRCd] No [UnrealIRCd] Yes [WeIRCd] No [Charybdis]

Output: Yes

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Input: [IRC daemon] Zip linking [Bahamut] Yes [bIRCd] No [beware ircd] No [ConferenceRoom] Yes [InspIRCd] Yes [IRCD] Yes [IRCD-Hybrid] Yes [ircd-ratbox] Yes [ircu] No [ithildin] Yes [kike] No [miniircd] No [Nefarious IRCu] No [ngIRCd] Yes [OfficeIRC Server] Yes [PleXusIRCd] Yes [pureIRCd] No [RockIRCd] No [RubIRCd] No [ShadowIRCd] Yes [snircd] No [solid-ircd] Yes [Synchronet IRCd] No [UnrealIRCd] Yes [WeIRCd] No [Charybdis]

Output: Yes

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Input: [IRC daemon] Hostmasking, cloaking [Bahamut] No [bIRCd] No [beware ircd] Yes [ConferenceRoom] Yes [InspIRCd] Yes [IRCD] No [IRCD-Hybrid] Yes [ircd-ratbox] No [ircu] Yes [ithildin] Yes [kike] No [miniircd] No [Nefarious IRCu] Yes [ngIRCd] Yes [OfficeIRC Server] Yes [PleXusIRCd] Yes [pureIRCd] No [RockIRCd] Yes [RubIRCd] Yes [ShadowIRCd] Yes [snircd] Yes [solid-ircd] Yes [Synchronet IRCd] No [UnrealIRCd] Yes [WeIRCd] Yes [Charybdis]

Output: Yes

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Input: [IRC daemon] Services integration (built-in services) [Bahamut] No [bIRCd] No [beware ircd] No [ConferenceRoom] Yes [InspIRCd] Partial [IRCD] No [IRCD-Hybrid] No [ircd-ratbox] No [ircu] No [ithildin] Yes [kike] No [miniircd] No [Nefarious IRCu] No [ngIRCd] No [OfficeIRC Server] Yes [PleXusIRCd] No [pureIRCd] No [RockIRCd] No [RubIRCd] Partial [ShadowIRCd] No [snircd] No [solid-ircd] No [Synchronet IRCd] No [UnrealIRCd] No [WeIRCd] Yes (module) [Charybdis]

Output: No

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Input: [IRC daemon] LDAP authentication [Bahamut] No [bIRCd] No [beware ircd] No [ConferenceRoom] Yes [InspIRCd] Yes [IRCD] No [IRCD-Hybrid] No [ircd-ratbox] No [ircu] No [ithildin] No [kike] No [miniircd] No [Nefarious IRCu] No [ngIRCd] No [OfficeIRC Server] Yes [PleXusIRCd] Yes [pureIRCd] No [RockIRCd] No [RubIRCd] No [ShadowIRCd] No [snircd] No [solid-ircd] No [Synchronet IRCd] No [UnrealIRCd] Module [WeIRCd] No [Charybdis]

Output: No

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Input: [IRC daemon] IRCX support [Bahamut] No [bIRCd] No [beware ircd] No [ConferenceRoom] No [InspIRCd] Partial [IRCD] No [IRCD-Hybrid] No [ircd-ratbox] No [ircu] No [ithildin] No [kike] No [miniircd] No [Nefarious IRCu] No [ngIRCd] No [OfficeIRC Server] Yes [PleXusIRCd] No [pureIRCd] No [RockIRCd] No [RubIRCd] No [ShadowIRCd] No [snircd] No [solid-ircd] No [Synchronet IRCd] No [UnrealIRCd] No [WeIRCd] No [Charybdis]

Output: No

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Input: [IRC daemon] SASL support [Bahamut] No [bIRCd] No [beware ircd] No [ConferenceRoom] No [InspIRCd] Yes [IRCD] No [IRCD-Hybrid] No [ircd-ratbox] No [ircu] No [ithildin] No [kike] No [miniircd] No [Nefarious IRCu] 2.0+ [ngIRCd] No [OfficeIRC Server] Yes [PleXusIRCd] No [pureIRCd] No [RockIRCd] No [RubIRCd] No [ShadowIRCd] Yes [snircd] No [solid-ircd] No [Synchronet IRCd] No [UnrealIRCd] 3.2.10+ [WeIRCd] No [Charybdis]

Output: Yes

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Input: [IRC daemon] SASL EXTERNAL support [Bahamut] No [bIRCd] No [beware ircd] No [ConferenceRoom] No [InspIRCd] Yes [IRCD] No [IRCD-Hybrid] No [ircd-ratbox] No [ircu] No [ithildin] No [kike] No [miniircd] No [Nefarious IRCu] 2.0+ [ngIRCd] No [OfficeIRC Server] Unknown [PleXusIRCd] No [pureIRCd] No [RockIRCd] No [RubIRCd] No [ShadowIRCd] Yes [snircd] No [solid-ircd] No [Synchronet IRCd] No [UnrealIRCd] No [WeIRCd] No [Charybdis]

Output: Yes

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Input: [IRC daemon] Server protocol [Bahamut] TS5 with extensions [bIRCd] RFC 1459 and TSpre8 [beware ircd] P10 [ConferenceRoom] Proprietary, binary [InspIRCd] custom [5] [IRCD] RFC 2813 with IDs [IRCD-Hybrid] TS6 [ircd-ratbox] TS6 [ircu] P10 [ithildin] Module-dependent [kike] No [miniircd] No [Nefarious IRCu] P10 with extensions [ngIRCd] RFC 2813 [OfficeIRC Server] Compatible with DreamForge and UnrealIRCd [PleXusIRCd] TS5/TS6 [pureIRCd] No [RockIRCd] No [RubIRCd] TS5 with extensions [ShadowIRCd] TS6 with extensions [snircd] P10 with extensions [solid-ircd] TS5 with extensions [Synchronet IRCd] TS5 with extensions [UnrealIRCd] DreamForge/TS5 with extensions [WeIRCd] No [Charybdis]

Output: TS6 with extensions

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Input: [Object(s)] Stars [Observation] Motion of entire sky E to W in ~24 hrs ("first motion") [Modeling mechanism]

Output: Stars: Daily motion E to W of sphere of stars, carrying all other spheres with it. Normally ignored; other spheres have additional motions.

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The Ptolemaic System


Input: [Object(s)] Sun [Observation] Motion yearly W to E along ecliptic [Modeling mechanism]

Output: Motion of sun's sphere W to E in year

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The Ptolemaic System


Input: [Object(s)] Sun [Observation] Non-uniform rate along ecliptic (uneven seasons) [Modeling mechanism]

Output: Eccentric orbit (sun's deferent center off Earth)

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Input: [Object(s)] Moon [Observation] Monthly motion W to E compared to stars [Modeling mechanism]

Output: Monthly W to E motion of moon's sphere

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The Ptolemaic System


Input: [Object(s)] The 5 planets [Observation] General motion W to E through zodiac [Modeling mechanism]

Output: Motion of deferents W to E; period set by observation of planet going around the ecliptic.

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Input: [Object(s)] Planets [Observation] Retrograde motion [Modeling mechanism]

Output: Motion of epicycle in same direction as deferent. Period of epicycle is time between retrograde motions (synodic period).

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

Output: Eccentric per planet

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Input: [Object(s)] Planets [Observation] Variations in retrograde timing [Modeling mechanism]

Output: Equants per planet (Copernicus used a pair of epicycles instead)

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Input: [Object(s)] Planets [Observation] Size of deferents, epicycles [Modeling mechanism]

Output: Only ratio between radius of deferent and associated epicycle determined; absolute distances not determined in theory.

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Input: [Object(s)] Interior planets [Observation] Average greatest elongations of 23 (Mercury)and 46 degrees (Venus) [Modeling mechanism]

Output: Size of epicycles set by these angles, proportional to distances.

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The Ptolemaic System


Input: [Object(s)] Interior planets [Observation] Limited to movement near the sun [Modeling mechanism]

Output: Center their deferent centers along the Sun-Earth line.

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Input: [Object(s)] Exterior planets [Observation] Retrograde only at opposition, when brightest [Modeling mechanism]

Output: Radii of epicycles aligned to Sun-Earth line

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Input: [Agenda] FBR ratio with high ridership figures [Fixed fare model] 50%+ [Variable fare model]

Output: 100%+

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Input: [Agenda] FBR ratio with low ridership figures [Fixed fare model] 9%+ [Variable fare model]

Output: 60%+

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Input: [Agenda] Most common system used [Fixed fare model] Pre-pay; fares are paid at the start of each trip [Variable fare model]

Output: Post-pay; fares are paid at the destination or upon disembarking at the end of each trip

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Input: [Agenda] Unlimited ride passes [Fixed fare model] Daily, weekly, or monthly unlimited ride passes [Variable fare model]

Output: Uncommon, but usually available for tourists

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Input: [Agenda] Incentives over cash [Fixed fare model] Unlimited ride passes [Variable fare model]

Output: Cheaper rates may be provided when using paperless contactless passes loaded with cash value

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Input: [Agenda] Concessions [Fixed fare model] Discounted fixed rates for seniors, youths, disabled, or other groups as needed [Variable fare model]

Output: Discounted variable rates for seniors, youths, disabled, or other groups as needed

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Input: [Agenda] Implementation costs [Fixed fare model] Cheap, as fare is collected at entry only. Since each rider is expected to have exact change, no fare-adjustment or change machines are needed. [Variable fare model]

Output: Expensive, as both entry and exit points have to be accounted for to calculate variable fares. Fare-adjustment and change machines need to be installed.

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Input: [Agenda] Reliance on subsidies [Fixed fare model] Heavily dependent, as fixed fares do not cover operational costs without regard to how each rider contributed to their distance traveled [Variable fare model]

Output: Less dependent, as each rider pays their share of distance traveled equally

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Input: [Agenda] Benefits [Fixed fare model] Simplicity; everyone pays the same price regardless of distance traveled. [Variable fare model]

Output: Fairer fare structure; cheaper for shorter riders, more for longer rides. Entry and exit processes can also be used for data collection to efficiently manage how transit riders travel, allowing transit agencies to coordinate transfer times, reduce or increase transit needs based on hard ridership data.

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Input: [Agenda] Risks [Fixed fare model] Prone to higher rates and service cuts depending on subsidies received [Variable fare model]

Output: Confusing for first-time riders. Knowledge of the system requires an "acquired" skill

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Input: [Year] 2014 [Winner] g.o.d [Album] Chapter 8 [Bout]

Output: 6th

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Input: [Year] 2013 [Winner] Busker Busker [Album] Busker Busker 2nd Album [Bout]

Output: 5th

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Input: [Year] 2012 [Winner] Busker Busker [Album] Busker Busker 1st Album [Bout]

Output: 4th

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Input: [Year] 2011 [Winner] 2NE1 [Album] The 2nd Mini Album [Bout]

Output: 3rd

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Input: [Year] 2010 [Winner] 2NE1 [Album] To Anyone [Bout]

Output: 4th

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Input: [Year] 2009 [Winner] G-Dragon [Album] Heartbreaker [Bout]

Output: 1st

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Input: [Figurado] Torpedo [Description]

Output: Like a parejo except that the cap is pointed.

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Input: [Figurado] Cheroot [Description]

Output: Like a parejo except that there is no cap, i.e. both ends are open

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Input: [Figurado] Pyramid [Description]

Output: Has a broad foot and evenly narrows to a pointed cap.

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Input: [Figurado] Perfecto [Description]

Output: Narrow at both ends and bulged in the middle.

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Input: [Figurado] Presidente/Diadema [Description]

Output: shaped like a parejo but considered a figurado because of its enormous size and occasional closed foot akin to a perfecto.

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Input: [Figurado] Culebras [Description]

Output: Three long, pointed cigars braided together.

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Input: [Figurado] Tuscan/Toscano [Description]

Output: The typical Italian cigar, created in the early 19th century when Kentucky tobacco was hybridized with local varieties and used to create a long, tough, slim cigar thicker in the middle and tapered at the ends, with a very strong aroma. It is also known as a cheroot, which is the largest selling cigar shape in the United States.[citation needed]

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Input: [Figurado] Chisel [Description]

Output: Is much like the Torpedo, but instead of coming to a rounded point, comes to a flatter, broader edge, much like an actual chisel. This shape was patented and can only be found in the La Flor Dominicana (LFD) brand.

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

Output: Stars

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The Ptolemaic System


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

Output: Sun

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The Ptolemaic System


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

Output: Sun

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The Ptolemaic System


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

Output: Moon

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The Ptolemaic System


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

Output: The 5 planets

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

Output: Planets

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The Ptolemaic System


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

Output: Planets

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The Ptolemaic System


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

Output: Planets

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The Ptolemaic System


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

Output: Planets

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

Output: Interior planets

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The Ptolemaic System


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

Output: Interior planets

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The Ptolemaic System


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

Output: Exterior planets

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The Ptolemaic System


Input: [Instruction] AESENC [Description[2]]

Output: Perform one round of an AES encryption flow

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Input: [Instruction] AESENCLAST [Description[2]]

Output: Perform the last round of an AES encryption flow

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Input: [Instruction] AESDEC [Description[2]]

Output: Perform one round of an AES decryption flow

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Input: [Instruction] AESDECLAST [Description[2]]

Output: Perform the last round of an AES decryption flow

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Input: [Instruction] AESKEYGENASSIST [Description[2]]

Output: Assist in AES round key generation

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Input: [Instruction] AESIMC [Description[2]]

Output: Assist in AES Inverse Mix Columns

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Input: [Instruction] PCLMULQDQ [Description[2]]

Output: Carryless multiply (CLMUL).[3]

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Input: [Alioth] No [Assembla] Yes[21] [Beanstalk] Yes[23] [BerliOS] ? [Bitbucket] Yes[25] [CloudForge] ? [CodePlex] No [Fedora Hosted] Yes [GitHub] Yes[27] [GitLab] Yes[29] [Gitorious] Yes [Gna!] ? [GNOME Git Repositories] No [GNU Savannah] Yes[31] [Google Code] Yes [JavaForge] Yes[33] [java.net/Project Kenai] ? [Launchpad] Yes [OSDN] Yes [Ourproject.org] ? [SourceForge] Yes [tigris.org] No [Name_23] Code review [Name]

Output: Code review

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Input: [Alioth] Yes [Assembla] Yes [Beanstalk] No [BerliOS] Yes [Bitbucket] Yes[n 2] [CloudForge] Yes [CodePlex] Yes [Fedora Hosted] Yes [GitHub] Yes[28][n 5] [GitLab] Yes [Gitorious] No [Gna!] Yes [GNOME Git Repositories] Yes [GNU Savannah] Yes [Google Code] Yes [JavaForge] Yes [java.net/Project Kenai] Yes [Launchpad] Yes [OSDN] Yes [Ourproject.org] Yes [SourceForge] Yes [tigris.org] Yes [Name_23] Bug tracking [Name]

Output: Bug tracking

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Input: [Alioth] Yes [Assembla] Yes [Beanstalk] No [BerliOS] Yes [Bitbucket] Yes[26] [CloudForge] Yes [CodePlex] No [Fedora Hosted] No [GitHub] Yes [GitLab] No [Gitorious] No [Gna!] Yes [GNOME Git Repositories] Yes [GNU Savannah] Yes [Google Code] No [JavaForge] Yes [java.net/Project Kenai] Yes [Launchpad] No [OSDN] Yes [Ourproject.org] Yes [SourceForge] Yes [tigris.org] Yes [Name_23] Web hosting [Name]

Output: Web hosting

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Input: [Alioth] No [Assembla] Yes [Beanstalk] No [BerliOS] Yes[n 1] [Bitbucket] Yes [CloudForge] Yes [CodePlex] Yes [Fedora Hosted] Yes [GitHub] Yes [GitLab] Yes [Gitorious] Yes [Gna!] No [GNOME Git Repositories] Yes [GNU Savannah] No [Google Code] Yes [JavaForge] Yes [java.net/Project Kenai] Yes [Launchpad] No [OSDN] Yes [Ourproject.org] Yes [SourceForge] Yes [tigris.org] Yes [Name_23] Wiki [Name]

Output: Wiki

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Input: [Alioth] No [Assembla] Yes [Beanstalk] No [BerliOS] ? [Bitbucket] No [CloudForge] No [CodePlex] No [Fedora Hosted] No [GitHub] No [GitLab] No [Gitorious] No [Gna!] Yes [GNOME Git Repositories] Yes [GNU Savannah] No [Google Code] No [JavaForge] No [java.net/Project Kenai] No [Launchpad] Yes [OSDN] No [Ourproject.org] No [SourceForge] No [tigris.org] No [Name_23] Translation system [Name]

Output: Translation system

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Input: [Alioth] Yes [Assembla] No [Beanstalk] No [BerliOS] Yes [Bitbucket] No [CloudForge] No [CodePlex] No [Fedora Hosted] No [GitHub] No [GitLab] No [Gitorious] No [Gna!] ? [GNOME Git Repositories] No [GNU Savannah] Yes [Google Code] No [JavaForge] No [java.net/Project Kenai] No [Launchpad] No [OSDN] Yes [Ourproject.org] ? [SourceForge] Yes [tigris.org] No [Name_23] Shell server [Name]

Output: Shell server

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Input: [Alioth] Yes [Assembla] No [Beanstalk] No [BerliOS] Yes [Bitbucket] No [CloudForge] No [CodePlex] Yes [Fedora Hosted] No [GitHub] No [GitLab] No [Gitorious] No [Gna!] Yes [GNOME Git Repositories] Yes [GNU Savannah] Yes [Google Code] No [JavaForge] No [java.net/Project Kenai] Yes [Launchpad] Yes [OSDN] Yes [Ourproject.org] Yes [SourceForge] Yes [tigris.org] Yes [Name_23] Mailing List [Name]

Output: Mailing List

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Input: [Alioth] Yes [Assembla] No [Beanstalk] No [BerliOS] Yes [Bitbucket] No [CloudForge] No [CodePlex] Yes [Fedora Hosted] No [GitHub] No [GitLab] No [Gitorious] No [Gna!] No [GNOME Git Repositories] No [GNU Savannah] No[32] [Google Code] No [JavaForge] Yes [java.net/Project Kenai] Yes [Launchpad] No [OSDN] Yes [Ourproject.org] Yes [SourceForge] Yes [tigris.org] Yes [Name_23] Forum [Name]

Output: Forum

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Input: [Alioth] Yes [Assembla] Yes [Beanstalk] Yes [BerliOS] ? [Bitbucket] Yes [CloudForge] ? [CodePlex] No [Fedora Hosted] No [GitHub] Yes [GitLab] Yes [Gitorious] Yes [Gna!] ? [GNOME Git Repositories] Yes [GNU Savannah] No [Google Code] Yes[n 8] [JavaForge] No [java.net/Project Kenai] Yes [Launchpad] Yes [OSDN] Yes [Ourproject.org] ? [SourceForge] Yes [tigris.org] Yes [Name_23] Personal branch [Name]

Output: Personal branch

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Input: [Alioth] Yes [Assembla] Yes[22] [Beanstalk] Yes [BerliOS] ? [Bitbucket] Yes[n 3] [CloudForge] ? [CodePlex] No [Fedora Hosted] No [GitHub] Yes[n 6] [GitLab] Yes [Gitorious] No [Gna!] No [GNOME Git Repositories] Yes [GNU Savannah] No [Google Code] No [JavaForge] No [java.net/Project Kenai] Yes [Launchpad] Yes[n 10] [OSDN] No [Ourproject.org] ? [SourceForge] Yes [tigris.org] Yes [Name_23] Private branch [Name]

Output: Private branch

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Input: [Alioth] Yes [Assembla] Yes [Beanstalk] No [BerliOS] Yes[24] [Bitbucket] No [CloudForge] ? [CodePlex] No [Fedora Hosted] No [GitHub] Yes [GitLab] Yes [Gitorious] No [Gna!] ? [GNOME Git Repositories] Yes [GNU Savannah] Yes [Google Code] No [JavaForge] Yes [java.net/Project Kenai] Yes [Launchpad] Yes [OSDN] Yes [Ourproject.org] ? [SourceForge] Yes [tigris.org] Yes [Name_23] Announce [Name]

Output: Announce

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Input: [Alioth] No [Assembla] Yes [Beanstalk] No [BerliOS] ? [Bitbucket] No [CloudForge] ? [CodePlex] No [Fedora Hosted] No [GitHub] 3rd-party (e.g. Travis CI and Appveyor) [GitLab] Yes[30] [Gitorious] No [Gna!] No [GNOME Git Repositories] Yes [GNU Savannah] No [Google Code] No [JavaForge] Yes [java.net/Project Kenai] Yes [Launchpad] Yes[n 11] [OSDN] No [Ourproject.org] ? [SourceForge] No [tigris.org] No [Name_23] Build system [Name]

Output: Build system

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Input: [Alioth] No [Assembla] Yes [Beanstalk] Yes [BerliOS] ? [Bitbucket] Yes [CloudForge] ? [CodePlex] No [Fedora Hosted] No [GitHub] Yes [GitLab] Yes [Gitorious] Yes [Gna!] ? [GNOME Git Repositories] Yes [GNU Savannah] Yes [Google Code] No [JavaForge] Yes [java.net/Project Kenai] Yes [Launchpad] Yes [OSDN] Yes [Ourproject.org] ? [SourceForge] Yes [tigris.org] ? [Name_23] Team [Name]

Output: Team

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Input: [Alioth] ? [Assembla] ? [Beanstalk] No [BerliOS] ? [Bitbucket] Yes [CloudForge] ? [CodePlex] Yes [Fedora Hosted] ? [GitHub] Yes [GitLab] No [Gitorious] Yes [Gna!] ? [GNOME Git Repositories] Yes [GNU Savannah] ? [Google Code] No longer for new projects[n 9] [JavaForge] ? [java.net/Project Kenai] ? [Launchpad] ? [OSDN] Yes [Ourproject.org] ? [SourceForge] Yes [tigris.org] No longer for new projects[n 12] [Name_23] Release Binaries [Name]

Output: Release Binaries

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Input: [Alioth] Yes [Assembla] No [Beanstalk] No [BerliOS] Yes [Bitbucket] Commercially (Stash)[n 4] [CloudForge] No [CodePlex] No [Fedora Hosted] ? [GitHub] Commercially (GitHub Enterprise) [GitLab] Yes[n 7] [Gitorious] Yes [Gna!] Yes [GNOME Git Repositories] No [GNU Savannah] Yes [Google Code] No [JavaForge] No [java.net/Project Kenai] No [Launchpad] Yes [OSDN] No [Ourproject.org] Yes [SourceForge] Yes [tigris.org] No [Name_23] Self-hosting [Name]

Output: Self-hosting

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Input: [Term] Parterre [Definition]

Output: A planting bed, usually square or rectangular, containing an ornamental design made with low closely clipped hedges, colored gravel, and sometimes flowers. Parterres were usually laid out in geometric patterns, divided by gravel paths. They were intended seen from above from a house or terrace. A parterre de gazon was made of turf with a pattern cut out and filled with gravel.[11]

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Input: [Term] Broderie [English translation] Embroidery [Definition]

Output: A very curling decorative pattern within a parterre, created with trimmed yew or box or made by cutting the pattern out of a lawn and filling it with colored gravel

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Glossary


Input: [Term] Bosquet [Definition]

Output: A small group of trees, usually some distance from the house, designed as an ornamental backdrop

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Glossary


Input: [Term] Allée [Definition]

Output: A straight path, often lined with trees

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Glossary


Input: [Term] Topiary [Definition]

Output: Trees or bushes trimmed into ornamental shapes. In French gardens, they were usually trimmed into geometric shapes.

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Glossary


Input: [Term] Patte d'Oie [English translation] Goose foot [Definition]

Output: Three or five paths or allées which spread outward from a single point

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Glossary


Input: [Month] 1 [Name] Hammer [Common name]

Output: Deepwinter

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Input: [Month] 2 [Name] Alturiak [Common name]

Output: The Claw of Winter

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Input: [Month] 3 [Name] Ches [Common name]

Output: The Claw of the Sunsets

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Input: [Month] 4 [Name] Tarsakh [Common name]

Output: The Claw of the Storms

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Input: [Month] 5 [Name] Mirtul [Common name]

Output: The Melting

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Input: [Month] 6 [Name] Kythorn [Common name]

Output: The Time of Flowers

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Input: [Month] 7 [Name] Flamerule [Common name]

Output: Summertide

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Input: [Month] 8 [Name] Elesias [Common name]

Output: Highsun

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Input: [Month] 9 [Name] Eleint [Common name]

Output: The Fading

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Input: [Month] 10 [Name] Marpenoth [Common name]

Output: Leaffall

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Input: [Month] 11 [Name] Uktar [Common name]

Output: The Rotting

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Input: [Month] 12 [Name] Nightal [Common name]

Output: The Drawing Down

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Input: [Name] Code review [Alioth] No [Assembla] Yes[21] [Beanstalk] Yes[23] [BerliOS] ? [Bitbucket] Yes[25] [CloudForge] ? [CodePlex] No [Fedora Hosted] Yes [GitHub] Yes[27] [GitLab] Yes[29] [Gitorious] Yes [Gna!] ? [GNOME Git Repositories] No [GNU Savannah] Yes[31] [Google Code] Yes [JavaForge] Yes[33] [java.net/Project Kenai] ? [Launchpad] Yes [Ourproject.org] ? [SourceForge] Yes [tigris.org] No [Name_23] Code review [OSDN]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Name] Bug tracking [Alioth] Yes [Assembla] Yes [Beanstalk] No [BerliOS] Yes [Bitbucket] Yes[n 2] [CloudForge] Yes [CodePlex] Yes [Fedora Hosted] Yes [GitHub] Yes[28][n 5] [GitLab] Yes [Gitorious] No [Gna!] Yes [GNOME Git Repositories] Yes [GNU Savannah] Yes [Google Code] Yes [JavaForge] Yes [java.net/Project Kenai] Yes [Launchpad] Yes [Ourproject.org] Yes [SourceForge] Yes [tigris.org] Yes [Name_23] Bug tracking [OSDN]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Name] Web hosting [Alioth] Yes [Assembla] Yes [Beanstalk] No [BerliOS] Yes [Bitbucket] Yes[26] [CloudForge] Yes [CodePlex] No [Fedora Hosted] No [GitHub] Yes [GitLab] No [Gitorious] No [Gna!] Yes [GNOME Git Repositories] Yes [GNU Savannah] Yes [Google Code] No [JavaForge] Yes [java.net/Project Kenai] Yes [Launchpad] No [Ourproject.org] Yes [SourceForge] Yes [tigris.org] Yes [Name_23] Web hosting [OSDN]

Output: Yes

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