Input: [Name] Polywater intoxication [Source] Star Trek: "The Naked Time", Star Trek: The Next Generation: "The Naked Now" [Symptoms]

Output: A mutated form of water from the planet Psi 2000 that spreads by perspiration (or small cuts in the skin) and causes its victims to act in a way similar to being drunk. However, the effects do not wear off and eventually will cause victims to make dangerous decisions. Dr. Leonard McCoy isolated an antidote, and once it was administered, patients had to be forced to use will power to combat the symptoms. Several decades later, the crew of new Enterprise is infected by what seems to be the same disease, and in this instance, it proves able to be spread by mere touch and is able to infect Data, an android. While Commander Riker is able to learn about the previous incident from the ship's records, McCoy's cure proves ineffective this time, Dr. Crusher believing it may be "mutated". Despite falling victim to it herself, she manages to modify the old antidote into a new one that cures the affliction and administer it to the rest of the crew.

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Input: [Name] Random Pavarotti Disease [Source] Rex the Runt [Symptoms]

Output: A condition that causes the victim to randomly sing operatic tunes, à la Luciano Pavarotti. The character Vince develops this after swallowing an experimental tablet, and has it for the rest of the show.

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Input: [Name] Re-vitiligo [Source] BoondocksThe Boondocks [Symptoms]

Output: A disease that turns a white person's skin black over time. Uncle Ruckus claims to have it, though every flashback in which he appears features him as black as he is in 2005–2008. He regards Michael Jackson as a "lucky bastard", as his skin turned from black to white.

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Input: [Name] Rigellian Fever [Source] Star Trek: "Requiem for Methuselah" [Symptoms]

Output: A disease originating from the Rigel system, the only known cure for which is the rare mineral ryetalyn.

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Input: [Name] Rooze [Source] Star Wars: Droids [Symptoms]

Output: A deadly germ used by forces of the Galactic Empire during the Maavan Conflict. Victims die in three days. It will not spread as fast if the victim lies still and calm. Symptoms include coughing, shortness of breath, and temporary disappearance of extremities. After three days, a victim simply vanishes. Governor Koong of Tawntoom uses an aerial form of the virus to devastate the rebellious province of Umboo, but a leak in his ship's containers results in his becoming infected. Umboo healer Nilz Yomm devises a cure, but Koong dies of the virus after his deal with the Empire falls through. Kobaks are immune to the disease.

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Input: [Name] Sexual Magnetism Virus [Source] Red Dwarf [Symptoms]

Output: A positive viral strain that makes the infected person irresistible to the opposite sex.

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Input: [Name] Shanti Virus [Source] Heroes [Symptoms]

Output: A virus that only affects individuals with superhuman abilities or powers, deactivating those powers and slowly killing the infected. At least one strain exists which affects humans without superhuman powers, which is simply lethal and was shown to have killed 93% of the world population in a possible future.

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Input: [Name] Smurfy Pink Plague [Source] The Smurfs [Symptoms]

Output: Victims of this very rare disease experience large, pink, itching rashes; if untreated, the disease causes high fever weakness, and eventually death. (While the disease presumably does exist, the outbreak was fraudulent, caused by Jokey Smurf - using pink paint on the other smurfs - in an attempt to bolster Dabbler Smurf's confidence as he tried to be a doctor.)

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Input: [Name] Space Mumps [Source] Red Dwarf: Justice [Symptoms]

Output: An unsightly, disfiguring ailment that swells the sufferer's head with red and yellow mucus. Resulting impression is that, on a double date with the Elephant Man, John Merrick would be the looker. Suggested treatment: After approximately three weeks the swelling will burst - so maybe an umbrella for those in the vicinity?

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Input: [Name] Spectrox Toxaemia [Source] Doctor Who: The Caves of Androzani [Symptoms]

Output: A fatal condition caused by touching the raw form of Spectrox, a residue from the saliva of bats found on the planet Androzani Minor, that contained a chemical similar to nitrogen mustard. The lifespan of the sufferer is then reduced to between two and three days; symptoms include a rash and/or cramp, followed by spasms, paralysis and finally Thermal Death Point. The only known cure was the milk of the Queen Bats.

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Input: [Name] Spontaneous Dental Hydroplosion [Source] The Office: Health Care [Symptoms]

Output: A disease that makes your teeth turn into liquid and then drip down your throat.

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Input: [Name] Squid's disease [Source] SpongeBob SquarePants (Squiditis) [Symptoms]

Output: A disease invented by Squidward so he didn't have to go to work, later became "true" (SpongeBob take the fake disease literally) over the course of the episode.

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Input: [Name] The Suds [Source] SpongeBob SquarePants (Suds) [Symptoms]

Output: The Sudds is an illness that only sponges can catch, causing constant sneezing of bubbles and whitened skin tone. It is essentially a common cold. The Sudds can be cured by washing the sponge and using it to clean various things, as shown in the episode "The Sudds."

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Input: [Name] Super AIDS [Source] South Park [Symptoms]

Output: A disease invented by Mr. Stotch to scare Butters from being grounded.

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Input: [Name] Super Diarrhea [Source] American Dad! [Symptoms]

Output: Francine experienced this disease while on a good-will mission to India.

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Input: [Name] Torsonic Polarity Syndrome (TPS) [Source] South Park [Symptoms]

Output: A genetic condition which causes humans to be born with a set of buttocks over their facial organs. TPS is seen in South Park How to Eat with Your Butt. Over 11 people worldwide are affected of this condition.

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Input: [Name] Toxic Junk Food Syndrome [Source] The Grim Adventures of Billy and Mandy (Billy's Growth Spurt) [Symptoms]

Output: A condition Billy had developed from eating too much junk food. Toxins developed into a parasite as a side effect of a home remedy made by Grim's grandmother.

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Input: [Name] Tree-Rush [Source] One Piece [Symptoms]

Output: A virus which had almost destroyed the Shandian Tribe 400 years ago. The disease causes black spots to appear all over the victims body and eventually results in death. The disease was cured by Montblanc Norland by using a substance known as Connie from the Kona Tree.

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Input: [Name] Tarellian Virus [Source] Star Trek: The Next Generation [Symptoms]

Output: A deadly and believed incurable plague that was believed to have completely wiped out the Tarellian species until a ship holding survivors was discovered. Details are unknown, but even brief contact causes infection, resulting in any known infected areas being interdicted.

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Input: [Name] Turtle Pox [Source] Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (1987) [Symptoms]

Output: A disease the turtles suffer from in "The Making of Metalhead".[3]

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Input: [Name] (Unknown) [Source] The Tribe [Symptoms]

Output: Unknown virus that has killed all the adults, leaving only children and teenagers alive.

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Input: [Name] Uromysitisis Poisoning [Source] Seinfeld: The Parking Garage [Symptoms]

Output: A condition that occurs when one doesn't relieve themselves. If said person doesn't relieve themselves, they will die.

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Input: [Name] Vaginitis [Source] Fun with Veal (South Park) [Symptoms]

Output: Vaginitis is a disease that occurs when former meat eater stops eating meat and tries to become a vegan. It causes "vaginas" to appear all over the body of those who are afflicted, alongside other symptoms such as weakness and a famine-like appearance, as seen in "Fun with Veal". It eventually causes the afflicted to become "one big pussy". It can be treated via meat consumption.

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Input: [Name] Worry Warts [Source] The Smurfs [Symptoms]

Output: This disease, contracted by Papa Smurf in one episode, is caused by extreme stress. Its symptoms include ugly green warts and the inability to make decisions. (Even one as simple as which side of a bed to get out of.) To cure the malady, a victim must speak a short incantation while touching the horn of a live - and preferably subdued - wart monger, which cures the decision-making problem completely and transfers the warts to the wart monger. (Because wart mongers like having warts, this isn't a problem for them.)

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Input: [Name] Van Horton's Syndrome [Source] Saturday Night Live [Symptoms]

Output: In the October 4, 2005 episode, Van Horton's Syndrome is a fictional condition also called Voice Imodulation or VI. This is a disease in which the people affected cannot control the pitch or volume of their voice. This disease also affects many Americans, including What's Happening!! actor Ernest Lee Thomas and tennis player Pete Sampras.

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Input: [Year] 1957 [Label] Dot [Number] DLP-3084/25084 [Notes] Dot mono = 3xxx, stereo = 25xxx [Title]

Output: Tis Sweet To Be Remembered

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Input: [Year] 1959 [Label] Dot [Number] DLP-3135/25135 [Title]

Output: Beside The Still Waters

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Input: [Year] 1959 [Label] Dot [Number] DLP-3213/25213 [Title]

Output: Great Folk Ballads

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Input: [Year] 1960 [Label] Dot [Number] DLP-3313/25313 [Title]

Output: Sings 12 Great Hits

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Input: [Year] 1960 [Label] Dot [Number] DLP-3336/25336 [Title]

Output: Keep On The Sunny Side

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Input: [Year] 1961 [Label] Dot [Number] DLP-3373/25373 [Title]

Output: Best Loved Gospel Hymns

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Input: [Year] 1961 [Label] Dot [Number] DLP-3408/25408 [Title]

Output: Fireball Mail

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Input: [Year] 1962 [Label] Capitol [Number] T-1800/ST-1800 [Title]

Output: Bluegrass Favorites

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Input: [Year] 1965 [Label] Wise [Number] LP-228 [Title]

Output: At the Toronto Horseshoe Club

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Input: [Year] 1966 [Label] Hamilton [Number] HLP-130 [Title]

Output: Sincerely

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Input: [Year] 1966 [Label] Dot [Number] DLP-3697/25697 [Title]

Output: This Is Mac Wiseman

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Input: [Year] 1966 [Label] Dot [Number] DLP-3730/25730 [Title]

Output: A Master At Work

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Input: [Year] 1966 [Label] Dot [Number] DLP-3731/25731 [Notes] with the Osborne Brothers [Title]

Output: Bluegrass

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Input: [Year] 1966 [Label] Hamilton [Number] HLP-167/1267 [Title]

Output: Songs Of The Dear Old Days

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Input: [Year] 1966 [Label] Rural Rhythm [Number] RRMW-158 [Title]

Output: Sings Old Time Country Favorites

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Input: [Year] 1967 [Label] Hilltop [Number] JM/JS-6047 [Title]

Output: Mac Wiseman

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Input: [Year] 1970 [Label] RCA Victor [Number] LSP-4336 [Title]

Output: Sings Johnny's Cash & Charley's Pride

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Input: [Year] 1971 [Label] RCA Victor [Number] LSP-4547 [Notes] with Lester Flatt [Title]

Output: Lester 'N' Mac

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Input: [Year] 1972 [Label] RCA Victor [Number] LSP-4688 [Notes] with Lester Flatt [Title]

Output: On The Southbound

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Input: [Year] 1973 [Label] Rural Rhythm [Number] RRMW-258 [Notes] reissue of RRMW-158 with Electric Guitar, Electric Bass, and Drums Overdubbed onto the original Mono recording to create a Stereo effect. [Title]

Output: Singing Country Favorites

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Input: [Year] 1973 [Label] RCA Victor [Number] APL1-0309 [Notes] with Lester Flatt [Title]

Output: Over The Hills To The Poorhouse

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Input: [Year] 1973 [Label] RCA Victor [Number] LSP-4845 [Title]

Output: Concert Favorites

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Input: [Year] 1976 [Label] CMH [Number] 6202 [Title]

Output: Country Music Memories

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Input: [Year] 1976 [Label] Vetco [Number] LP-508 [Notes] with the Shenandoah Cut-Ups [Title]

Output: New Traditions Volume 1

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Input: [Year] 1977 [Label] Vetco [Number] LP-509 [Notes] with the Shenandoah Cut-Ups [Title]

Output: New Traditions Volume 2

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Input: [Year] 1977 [Label] CMH [Number] 6217 [Title]

Output: Sings Gordon Lightfoot

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Input: [Year] 1979 [Label] CMH [Number] 9016 [Notes] with the Osborne Brothers [Title]

Output: The Essential Bluegrass Album

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Input: [Year] 1980 [Label] CMH [Number] 9021 [Title]

Output: Songs That Made The Jukebox Play

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Input: [Year] 1982 [Label] Gilley's [Number] MG-5006 [Notes] with Chubby Wise [Title]

Output: Mac and Chubby Live at Gilley's

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Input: [Year] 1982 [Label] CMH [Number] 9028 [Notes] with Merle Travis [Title]

Output: The Clayton McMichen Story

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Input: [Year] 1982 [Label] Country Road [Number] CR-01 [Title]

Output: Live In Concert

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Input: [Year] 1982 [Label] CMH [Number] 9041 [Title]

Output: Grassroots To Bluegrass

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Input: [Year] 1984 [Label] 51 West [Number] Q-16280 [Title]

Output: If Teardrops Were Pennies

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Input: [Year] 1986 [Label] Dot [Number] 39086 [Title]

Output: Mac Wiseman

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Input: [Year] 1993 [Label] Bear Family [Number] BCD-15694 [Notes] (Germany) [Title]

Output: Teenage Hangout

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Input: [Year] 1994 [Label] Power Pak [Number] 10511 [Title]

Output: Number One Christmas

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Input: [Year] 1998 [Label] Sugar Hill [Number] SHCD-3888 [Notes] with Doc Watson and Del McCoury [Title]

Output: Del Doc & Mac

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Input: [Year] 2000 [Label] CMH [Number] 8530 [Notes] with Bobby Osborne and Jim Silvers [Title]

Output: 3 Tenors of Bluegrass

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Input: [Year] 2001 [Label] Music Mill [Number] 50101 [Notes] also Wise 101 [Title]

Output: Letter Edged in Black

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Input: [Year] 2001 [Label] Music Mill [Number] 50102 [Notes] also Wise 102 [Title]

Output: Just Because

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Input: [Year] 2001 [Label] Music Mill [Number] 50106 [Notes] also Wise 106 [Title]

Output: Maple on the Hill

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Input: [Year] 2001 [Label] Music Mill [Number] 50108 [Notes] with Brother Oswald, also Wise 108 [Title]

Output: Shares Precious Memories

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Input: [Year] 2001 [Label] Music Mill [Number] 50109 [Notes] also Wise 109 [Title]

Output: First Recorded Live Concert

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Input: [Year] 2003 [Label] Music Mill [Number] 70038 [Notes] unreleased 1964 Capitol sessions [Title]

Output: The Lost Album

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Input: [Year] 2005 [Label] Music Mill [Number] 50110 [Notes] also Wise 110 [Title]

Output: 15 of My Grandma's Favorites

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Input: [Year] 2005 [Label] Music Mill [Number] 50111 [Notes] also Wise 111 [Title]

Output: 15 of My Gospel Favorites

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Input: [Year] 2007 [Label] Oh Boy [Number] OBR-038 [Notes] duets with John Prine [Title]

Output: Standard Songs For Average People

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Input: [Year] 2008 [Label] Wise [Number] 113 [Title]

Output: Old Likker in a New Jug

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Input: [Year] 2008 [Label] Wise [Number] 114 [Title]

Output: Waiting for the Boys to Come Home

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Input: [Year] 2008 [Label] Gusto [Number] GT7-0825 [Title]

Output: Bluegrass Tradition

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Input: [Year] 2014 [Label] Wrinkled Records [Number] WR-8336 [Notes] Inspired by his mother's handwritten notebooks of popular songs from his childhood [Title]

Output: Songs From My Mother's Hand

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

Output: Crop monoculture

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

Output: Continuous minimum tillage

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

Output: Herbicide only

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

Output: Single modes of action

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

Output: Poor

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

Output: High

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

Output: Common

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Input: [Operation] Union [Regular] Yes [CFL] Yes [IND] Yes [CSL] Yes [recursive] Yes [RE] Yes [DCFL]

Output: No

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Input: [Operation] Intersection [Regular] Yes [CFL] No [IND] No [CSL] Yes [recursive] Yes [RE] Yes [DCFL]

Output: No

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Input: [Operation] Complement [Regular] Yes [CFL] No [IND] No [CSL] Yes [recursive] Yes [RE] No [DCFL]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Operation] Concatenation [Regular] Yes [CFL] Yes [IND] Yes [CSL] Yes [recursive] Yes [RE] Yes [DCFL]

Output: No

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Input: [Operation] Kleene star [Regular] Yes [CFL] Yes [IND] Yes [CSL] Yes [recursive] Yes [RE] Yes [DCFL]

Output: No

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Input: [Operation] Homomorphism [Regular] Yes [CFL] Yes [IND] Yes [CSL] No [recursive] No [RE] Yes [DCFL]

Output: No

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Input: [Operation] e-free Homomorphism [Regular] Yes [CFL] Yes [IND] Yes [CSL] Yes [recursive] Yes [RE] Yes [DCFL]

Output: No

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Input: [Operation] Substitution [Regular] Yes [CFL] Yes [IND] Yes [CSL] Yes [recursive] No [RE] Yes [DCFL]

Output: No

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Input: [Operation] Inverse Homomorphism [Regular] Yes [CFL] Yes [IND] Yes [CSL] Yes [recursive] Yes [RE] Yes [DCFL]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Operation] Reverse [Regular] Yes [CFL] Yes [IND] Yes [CSL] Yes [recursive] Yes [RE] Yes [DCFL]

Output: No

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Input: [Operation] Intersection with a regular language [Regular] Yes [CFL] Yes [IND] Yes [CSL] Yes [recursive] Yes [RE] Yes [DCFL]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Character] Garett [Classes] Fighter → Knight or Lord Lord → King or Magic Knight Knight → Knight Master or Grand Knight [Notes]

Output: The main hero. He cannot die or the game ends

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Input: [Character] Baldarov [Classes] Sword Master [Notes]

Output: Cannot gain experience

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Input: [Character] Mina [Classes] Cleric → Warlock or Priestess Priestess → High Priestess or Saint Warlock → Bishop or Wizard Wizard → Arch Mage or Magic Knight Magic Knight → Ranger [Notes]

Output: Mina first appears as an ally, then she joins Garett's group

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Input: [Character] Calais [Classes] Warlock → Cleric or Wizard Wizard → Arch Mage or Magic Knight Magic Knight → Ranger Cleric → Warlock or Priestess Priestess → High Priestess or Saint [Notes]

Output: Appears in the first phase as an ally, joins Garett's group after

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Input: [Character] Sabra [Classes] Fighter → Knight or Lord Lord → Dragon Knight or Magic Knight Knight → Knight Master or Grand Knight Magic Knight → Ranger [Notes]

Output: Appears in the first phase as an ally, joins Garett's group after

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Input: [Character] Tiberon [Classes] Crocodile Knight → Serpent Knight or Knight Knight → Knight Master [Notes]

Output: Appears in the first phase as an ally, joins Garett's group after

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Input: [Character] Thorne [Classes] Fighter → Knight or Lord Lord → Magic Knight Knight → Knight Master [Notes]

Output: Has the same classes as Bayard and Carleon

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Input: [Character] Bayard [Classes] Fighter → Knight or Lord Lord → Magic Knight Knight → Knight Master [Notes]

Output: Has the same classes as Thorne and Carleon

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Input: [Character] Carleon [Classes] Fighter → Knight or Lord Lord → Magic Knight Knight → Knight Master [Notes]

Output: Has the same classes as Thorne and Bayard

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Input: [Character] Lance [Classes] Dragon Knight [Notes]

Output: He first acts against Garett, then acts as an ally, finally joins Garett's group. Cannot gain experience

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Input: [TENETS] Prevention [CAPABILITY] Education and Training [DEFINITION]

Output: Instruction for the Soldiers and other beneficiaries with increased knowledge, skills, and/or experience as the desired outcome.

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Input: [TENETS] Prevention [CAPABILITY] Deterrence [DEFINITION]

Output: Action or threat of action to be taken in order to dissuade soldiers or government employees from abusing or misusing substances. The Army’s primary mechanism of deterrence is Random Drug Testing.

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Input: [TENETS] Prevention [CAPABILITY] Identification/Detection [DEFINITION]

Output: The process of identifying soldiers and other beneficiaries as potential or actual substance abusers. This identification can be via self ID, command ID, drug testing ID, medical ID, investigation or apprehension ID.

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Input: [TENETS] Prevention [CAPABILITY] Referral [DEFINITION]

Output: Modes by which Soldiers and other beneficiaries can access ASAP services. Modes are self-referral and command referral.

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Input: [TENETS] Treatment [CAPABILITY] Screening [DEFINITION]

Output: An in-depth individual biopsychosocial evaluation interview to determine if soldiers and other beneficiaries need to be referred for treatment. This capability is a MEDCOM responsibility.

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Input: [TENETS] Prevention/Treatment [CAPABILITY] Targeted Intervention [DEFINITION]

Output: An educational/motivational program which focuses on the adverse effects and consequences of alcohol and other drug abuse. The methods used by the Army are the Army Drug and Alcohol Prevention Training (ADAPT) program and “Prime for Life. All Soldiers and other beneficiaries screened for substance abuse issues will receive targeted intervention, whether they are enrolled in the program or not.

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Input: [TENETS] Treatment [CAPABILITY] Rehabilitation [DEFINITION]

Output: Clinical intervention with the goal of returning soldiers and other beneficiaries to full duty or identify soldiers who are not able to be successfully rehabilitated. This capability is a MEDCOM responsibility.

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Input: [TENETS] Prevention [CAPABILITY] Risk Reduction [DEFINITION]

Output: Compile, analyze, and assess behavioral risk and other data to identify trends and units with high-risk profiles. Provide systematic prevention and intervention methods and materials to commanders to eliminate or mitigate individual high-risk behaviors.[2]

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Input: [Field] Size of previous packet [Data Type] uint32_be [Default] 0 [Details]

Output: For first packet set to NULL

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Input: [Field] Packet Type [Data Type] uint8 [Default] 18 [Details]

Output: For first packet set to AMF Metadata

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Input: [Field] Payload Size [Data Type] uint24_be [Default] varies [Details]

Output: Size of packet data only

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Input: [Field] Timestamp Lower [Data Type] uint24_be [Default] 0 [Details]

Output: For first packet set to NULL

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Input: [Field] Timestamp Upper [Data Type] uint8 [Default] 0 [Details]

Output: Extension to create a uint32_be value

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Input: [Field] Stream ID [Data Type] uint24_be [Default] 0 [Details]

Output: For first stream of same type set to NULL

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Input: [Field] Payload Data [Data Type] freeform [Default] varies [Details]

Output: Data as defined by packet type

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Input: [TENETS] Prevention [DEFINITION] Instruction for the Soldiers and other beneficiaries with increased knowledge, skills, and/or experience as the desired outcome. [CAPABILITY]

Output: Education and Training

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Input: [TENETS] Prevention [DEFINITION] Action or threat of action to be taken in order to dissuade soldiers or government employees from abusing or misusing substances. The Army’s primary mechanism of deterrence is Random Drug Testing. [CAPABILITY]

Output: Deterrence

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Input: [TENETS] Prevention [DEFINITION] The process of identifying soldiers and other beneficiaries as potential or actual substance abusers. This identification can be via self ID, command ID, drug testing ID, medical ID, investigation or apprehension ID. [CAPABILITY]

Output: Identification/Detection

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Input: [TENETS] Prevention [DEFINITION] Modes by which Soldiers and other beneficiaries can access ASAP services. Modes are self-referral and command referral. [CAPABILITY]

Output: Referral

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Input: [TENETS] Treatment [DEFINITION] An in-depth individual biopsychosocial evaluation interview to determine if soldiers and other beneficiaries need to be referred for treatment. This capability is a MEDCOM responsibility. [CAPABILITY]

Output: Screening

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Input: [TENETS] Prevention/Treatment [DEFINITION] An educational/motivational program which focuses on the adverse effects and consequences of alcohol and other drug abuse. The methods used by the Army are the Army Drug and Alcohol Prevention Training (ADAPT) program and “Prime for Life. All Soldiers and other beneficiaries screened for substance abuse issues will receive targeted intervention, whether they are enrolled in the program or not. [CAPABILITY]

Output: Targeted Intervention

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Input: [TENETS] Treatment [DEFINITION] Clinical intervention with the goal of returning soldiers and other beneficiaries to full duty or identify soldiers who are not able to be successfully rehabilitated. This capability is a MEDCOM responsibility. [CAPABILITY]

Output: Rehabilitation

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Input: [TENETS] Prevention [DEFINITION] Compile, analyze, and assess behavioral risk and other data to identify trends and units with high-risk profiles. Provide systematic prevention and intervention methods and materials to commanders to eliminate or mitigate individual high-risk behaviors.[2] [CAPABILITY]

Output: Risk Reduction

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Input: [Factor] Cropping system [High risk] Crop monoculture [Low risk]

Output: Good rotation

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Input: [Factor] Cultivation system [High risk] Continuous minimum tillage [Low risk]

Output: Annual ploughing

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

Output: Cultural only

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

Output: Many modes of action

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

Output: Excellent

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

Output: Low

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

Output: Unknown

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Input: [Year] 1991 [Category] Southern Gospel, Country Gospel or Bluegrass Gospel Album [Nominated work] Homecoming [Result]

Output: Won

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Input: [Year] 1994 [Category] Southern Gospel, Country Gospel or Bluegrass Gospel Album [Nominated work] Southern Classics [Result]

Output: Nominated

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Input: [Year] 1998 [Category] Southern Gospel, Country Gospel or Bluegrass Gospel Album [Nominated work] Back Home in Indiana [Result]

Output: Nominated

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Input: [Year] 2003 [Category] Southern Gospel, Country Gospel or Bluegrass Gospel Album [Nominated work] Everything Good [Result]

Output: Nominated

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Input: [Year] 2004 [Category] Southern Gospel, Country Gospel or Bluegrass Gospel Album [Nominated work] A Cappella [Result]

Output: Nominated

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Input: [Year] 2007 [Category] Southern Gospel, Country Gospel or Bluegrass Gospel Album [Nominated work] Give It Away [Result]

Output: Nominated

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Input: [Year] 2009 [Category] Southern Gospel, Country Gospel or Bluegrass Gospel Album [Nominated work] Lovin' Life [Result]

Output: Won

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Input: [Year] 2015 [Category] Best Roots Gospel Album [Nominated work] Hymns [Result]

Output: Nominated

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Input: [Transmission] Saliva 34,000 [Worldwide deaths (2004)[11]] 5,000 [Chile] Yes [Cuba] Yes [USA] Yes [UK] Yes [Finland] Yes [Germany] Yes [Saudi Arabia] Yes [Ethiopia] Yes [Botswana] Yes [India] Yes [Australia] Yes [China] Yes [Japan] Yes [Vaccine Target]

Output: Diphtheria

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Input: [Transmission] Airborne droplet 18,387,000 [Worldwide deaths (2004)[11]] 254,000 [Chile] Yes [Cuba] Yes [USA] Yes [UK] Yes [Finland] Yes [Germany] Yes [Saudi Arabia] Yes [Ethiopia] Yes [Botswana] Yes [India] Yes [Australia] Yes [China] Yes [Japan] Yes [Vaccine Target]

Output: Pertussis

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Input: [Transmission] Penetrating injury 251,000 [Worldwide deaths (2004)[11]] 163,000 [Chile] Yes [Cuba] Yes [USA] Yes [UK] Yes [Finland] Yes [Germany] Yes [Saudi Arabia] Yes [Ethiopia] Yes [Botswana] Yes [India] Yes [Australia] Yes [China] Yes [Japan] Yes [Vaccine Target]

Output: Tetanus

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Input: [Transmission] Bodily fluids 5,700,000 (acute) [Worldwide deaths (2004)[11]] 105,000 [Chile] Yes [Cuba] Yes [USA] Yes [UK] Yes1 [Finland] Yes1 [Germany] Yes [Saudi Arabia] Yes [Ethiopia] Yes [Botswana] Yes [India] Yes1 [Australia] Yes [China] Yes [Vaccine Target]

Output: Hepatitis B

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Input: [Transmission] Airborne droplet 2,000,000–3,000,000 [12] [Worldwide deaths (2004)[11]] 386,000 [Chile] Yes [Cuba] Yes [USA] Yes [UK] Yes [Finland] Yes [Germany] Yes [Saudi Arabia] Yes [Ethiopia] Yes [Australia] Yes [Vaccine Target]

Output: Haemophilus influenzae type b

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Input: [Transmission] Airborne 27,000,000 [Worldwide deaths (2004)[11]] 424,000 [Chile] Yes [Cuba] Yes [USA] Yes [UK] Yes [Finland] Yes [Germany] Yes [Saudi Arabia] Yes [Ethiopia] Yes [Botswana] Yes [India] Yes [Australia] Yes [China] Yes [Japan] Yes [Vaccine Target]

Output: Measles

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Input: [Transmission] Airborne 7,782,000 [Worldwide deaths (2004)[11]] 1,464,000 [Chile] Yes [Cuba] Yes [UK] Yes1 [Finland] Yes1 [Saudi Arabia] Yes [Ethiopia] Yes [Botswana] Yes [India] Yes [China] Yes [Japan] Yes [Vaccine Target]

Output: Tuberculosis

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Input: [Transmission] Fecal-oral 1,606 [13] [Worldwide deaths (2004)[11]] Unknown [Chile] OPV [Cuba] OPV [USA] IPV [UK] IPV [Finland] IPV [Germany] IPV [Saudi Arabia] IPV, OPV [Ethiopia] OPV [Botswana] OPV [India] OPV [Australia] IPV [China] OPV [Japan] OPV [Vaccine Target]

Output: Polio

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Input: [Transmission] Fecal-oral 1,400,000 [14] [Worldwide deaths (2004)[11]] Unknown [USA] Yes [UK] Yes1 [Finland] Yes1 [Saudi Arabia] Yes [Australia] Yes1 [China] Yes [Vaccine Target]

Output: Hepatitis A

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Input: [Transmission] Sexual contact 493,000 2 [Worldwide deaths (2004)[11]] 247,000 2 [USA] Yes [UK] Yes [Finland] Yes [Germany] Yes [Australia] Yes [Vaccine Target]

Output: Human papillomavirus

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Input: [Transmission] Airborne droplet 3,000,000–5,000,000 [Worldwide deaths (2004)[11]] 250,000–500,000 [Chile] Yes1 [Cuba] Yes1 [USA] Yes1 [UK] Yes1 [Finland] Yes1 [Germany] Yes1 [Australia] Yes [Japan] Yes1 [Vaccine Target]

Output: Influenza (seasonal)

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Input: [Transmission] Airborne droplet Unknown [Worldwide deaths (2004)[11]] 340,000 [Cuba] Yes [USA] Yes [UK] Yes [Finland] Yes1 [Germany] Yes [Saudi Arabia] Yes1 [Australia] Yes [China] Yes [Vaccine Target]

Output: Meningococcus

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Input: [Transmission] Airborne droplet 544,000 [Worldwide deaths (2004)[11]] Unknown [Chile] Yes [Cuba] Yes [USA] Yes [UK] Yes [Finland] Yes [Germany] Yes [Saudi Arabia] Yes [Australia] Yes [China] Yes [Vaccine Target]

Output: Mumps

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Input: [Transmission] Airborne droplet 14,500,000 [15] [Worldwide deaths (2004)[11]] 826,000 [Chile] Yes [USA] Yes [UK] Yes [Germany] Yes [Saudi Arabia] Yes1 [Australia] Yes [Vaccine Target]

Output: Pneumococcus

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Input: [Transmission] Fecal-oral [Worldwide deaths (2004)[11]] 527,000 [16] [USA] Yes [UK] Yes[17] [Finland] Yes [Australia] Yes [Vaccine Target]

Output: Rotavirus

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Input: [Transmission] Airborne droplet Unknown [Worldwide deaths (2004)[11]] 196,000 [Chile] Yes [Cuba] Yes [USA] Yes [UK] Yes [Finland] Yes [Germany] Yes [Saudi Arabia] Yes [Australia] Yes [China] Yes [Japan] Yes [Vaccine Target]

Output: Rubella

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Input: [Transmission] Fecal-oral 22,000,000 [18] [Worldwide deaths (2004)[11]] 216,000 [Cuba] Yes [Saudi Arabia] Yes1 [Vaccine Target]

Output: Typhoid fever

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Input: [Transmission] Airborne Unknown [Worldwide deaths (2004)[11]] Unknown [USA] Yes [Germany] Yes [Saudi Arabia] Yes [Vaccine Target]

Output: Varicella

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Input: [Transmission] Mosquito 200,000 [19] [Worldwide deaths (2004)[11]] 30,000 [Botswana] Yes [Vaccine Target]

Output: Yellow fever

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Input: [Transmission] Tick 5,000–7,000[20] [Worldwide deaths (2004)[11]] Unknown [Finland] Yes1 [Vaccine Target]

Output: Tick-borne encephalitis

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Input: [Transmission] Mosquito 50,000 [21] [Worldwide deaths (2004)[11]] 15,000 [India] Yes1 [China] Yes [Japan] Yes [Vaccine Target]

Output: Japanese encephalitis

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Input: [Year(s)] 1988 [Role(s)] Director Producer Writer [Description] Short film [Title]

Output: When I Was a Girl

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Input: [Year(s)] 1991 [Role(s)] Director Producer Writer [Description] Short film [Title]

Output: The Weaver's Wife

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Input: [Year(s)] 1991 [Role(s)] Director [Description] Short film [Title]

Output: Oranges and Lemons

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Input: [Year(s)] 1992 [Role(s)] Director [Description] Short film [Title]

Output: Good Looks

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Input: [Year(s)] 1994 [Role(s)] Director [Description] 1 episode of television series: Low Budget [Title]

Output: Moving Pictures

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Input: [Year(s)] 1994–1995 [Role(s)] Director [Description] 5 episodes of television series: Full Contact Death and Taxes Other Voices Feeling Guilty Life's a Bitch [Title]

Output: The Bill

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Input: [Year(s)] 1995 [Role(s)] Director Producer [Description] 3 episodes of television documentary: Weymouth Eastbourne Brighton [Title]

Output: Tale of Three Seaside Towns

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Input: [Year(s)] 1996 [Role(s)] Director [Description] Short film [Title]

Output: Punch

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Input: [Year(s)] 1998 [Role(s)] Director [Description] Independent film [Title]

Output: The Tichborne Claimant

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Input: [Year(s)] 2000 [Role(s)] Director [Description] 3 episodes of television series: Greed Envy Lust [Title]

Output: The Sins

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Input: [Year(s)] 2001 [Role(s)] Director [Description] 4-part television serial [Title]

Output: The Way We Live Now

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Input: [Year(s)] 2002 [Role(s)] Director [Description] Short film [Title]

Output: Rank

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Input: [Year(s)] 2003 [Role(s)] Director [Description] 6-part television serial [Title]

Output: State of Play

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Input: [Year(s)] 2003 [Role(s)] Director [Description] Television film [Title]

Output: The Young Visiters

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Input: [Year(s)] 2004 [Role(s)] Director [Description] Television film, 2-part drama [Title]

Output: Sex Traffic

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Input: [Year(s)] 2005 [Role(s)] Director [Description] Television film [Title]

Output: The Girl in the Café

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Input: [Year(s)] 2007 [Role(s)] Director [Description] Theatrical film [Title]

Output: Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix

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Input: [Year(s)] 2009 [Role(s)] Director [Description] Theatrical film [Title]

Output: Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince

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Input: [Year(s)] 2010 [Role(s)] Director [Description] Theatrical film [Title]

Output: Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows – Part 1

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Input: [Year(s)] 2011 [Role(s)] Director [Description] Theatrical film [Title]

Output: Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows – Part 2

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Input: [Year(s)] 2014 [Role(s)] Director [Description] Pilot of television drama [Title]

Output: Tyrant

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Input: [Year(s)] 2016 [Role(s)] Director [Description] Theatrical film [Title]

Output: Tarzan

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Input: [Year(s)] 2016 [Role(s)] Director Writer [Description] Theatrical film [Title]

Output: Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them

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

Output: Abstract factory

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

Output: Builder

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

Output: Factory method

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

Output: Lazy initialization

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

Output: Multiton

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

Output: Object pool

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

Output: Prototype

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

Output: Resource acquisition is initialization

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

Output: Singleton

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Input: [Rods] Used for scotopic vision (vision under low light conditions) [Cones]

Output: Used for photopic vision (vision under high light conditions)

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Input: [Rods] Very light sensitive; sensitive to scattered light [Cones]

Output: Not very light sensitive; sensitive to only direct light

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Input: [Rods] Loss causes night blindness [Cones]

Output: Loss causes legal blindness

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Input: [Rods] Low visual acuity [Cones]

Output: High visual acuity; better spatial resolution

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Input: [Rods] Not present in fovea [Cones]

Output: Concentrated in fovea

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Input: [Rods] Slow response to light, stimuli added over time [Cones]

Output: Fast response to light, can perceive more rapid changes in stimuli

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Input: [Rods] Have more pigment than cones, so can detect lower light levels [Cones]

Output: Have less pigment than rods, require more light to detect images

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Input: [Rods] Stacks of membrane-enclosed disks are unattached to cell membrane directly [Cones]

Output: Disks are attached to outer membrane

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Input: [Rods] About 120 million rods distributed around the retina[12] [Cones]

Output: About 6 million cones distributed in each retina[12]

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Input: [Rods] One type of photosensitive pigment [Cones]

Output: Three types of photosensitive pigment in humans

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Input: [Rods] Confer achromatic vision [Cones]

Output: Confer color vision

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

Output: Common noun

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

Output: Proper noun

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

Output: Transitive verb

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

Output: Intransitive verb

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

Output: Adjective

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

Output: Adverb

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Input: [Cones] Used for photopic vision (vision under high light conditions) [Rods]

Output: Used for scotopic vision (vision under low light conditions)

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Input: [Cones] Not very light sensitive; sensitive to only direct light [Rods]

Output: Very light sensitive; sensitive to scattered light

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Input: [Cones] Loss causes legal blindness [Rods]

Output: Loss causes night blindness

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Input: [Cones] High visual acuity; better spatial resolution [Rods]

Output: Low visual acuity

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Input: [Cones] Concentrated in fovea [Rods]

Output: Not present in fovea

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Input: [Cones] Fast response to light, can perceive more rapid changes in stimuli [Rods]

Output: Slow response to light, stimuli added over time

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Input: [Cones] Have less pigment than rods, require more light to detect images [Rods]

Output: Have more pigment than cones, so can detect lower light levels

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Input: [Cones] Disks are attached to outer membrane [Rods]

Output: Stacks of membrane-enclosed disks are unattached to cell membrane directly

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Input: [Cones] About 6 million cones distributed in each retina[12] [Rods]

Output: About 120 million rods distributed around the retina[12]

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Input: [Cones] Three types of photosensitive pigment in humans [Rods]

Output: One type of photosensitive pigment

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Input: [Cones] Confer color vision [Rods]

Output: Confer achromatic vision

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Input: [Capability] Self-sufficiency in growth signals [Simple analogy]

Output: "accelerator pedal stuck on"

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Input: [Capability] Insensitivity to anti-growth signals [Simple analogy]

Output: "brakes don't work"

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Input: [Capability] Evading apoptosis [Simple analogy]

Output: won't die when the body normally would kill the defective cell

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Input: [Capability] Limitless replicative potential [Simple analogy]

Output: infinite generations of descendants

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Input: [Capability] Sustained angiogenesis [Simple analogy]

Output: telling the body to give it a blood supply

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Input: [Capability] Tissue invasion and metastasis [Simple analogy]

Output: migrating and spreading to other organs and tissues

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Input: [Character] , [Unicode point] U+002C [Unicode name] COMMA [Notes]

Output: Prose in European languages, decimal separator in Continental Europe, Brazil and other Latin American countries.

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Input: [Character] ʻ [Unicode point] U+02BB [Unicode name] MODIFIER LETTER TURNED COMMA [Notes]

Output: used as ʻOkina

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Input: [Character] ʽ [Unicode point] U+02BD [Unicode name] MODIFIER LETTER REVERSED COMMA [Notes]

Output: Indicates weak aspiration

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Input: [Character] ، [Unicode point] U+060C [Unicode name] ARABIC COMMA [Notes]

Output: Also used in other languages

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Input: [Character] 、 [Unicode point] U+3001 [Unicode name] IDEOGRAPHIC COMMA [Notes]

Output: Used in Japanese and Chinese languages (see below).

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Input: [Character] ︐ [Unicode point] U+FE10 [Unicode name] PRESENTATION FORM FOR VERTICAL COMMA [Notes]

Output: Used in vertical writing

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Input: [Character] ︑ [Unicode point] U+FE11 [Unicode name] PRESENTATION FORM FOR VERTICAL IDEOGRAPHIC COMMA [Notes]

Output: Used in vertical writing

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Input: [Character] ̒ [Unicode point] U+0312 [Unicode name] COMBINING TURNED COMMA ABOVE [Notes]

Output: Latvian diacrtic cedilla above

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Input: [Character] ̓ [Unicode point] U+0313 [Unicode name] COMBINING COMMA ABOVE [Notes]

Output: Greek psili, smooth breathing mark Vaguely resembles a comma but does not have the function of a comma

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Input: [Character] ̔ [Unicode point] U+0314 [Unicode name] COMBINING REVERSED COMMA ABOVE [Notes]

Output: Greek dasia, rough breathing mark Vaguely resembles a comma but does not have the function of a comma

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Input: [Character] ̦ [Unicode point] U+0326 [Unicode name] COMBINING COMMA BELOW [Notes]

Output: Diacritical mark in Romanian, Latvian, Livonian

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Input: [Character] ՝ [Unicode point] U+055D [Unicode name] ARMENIAN COMMA [Notes]

Output: bowt

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Input: [Vaccine Target] Diphtheria 34,000 [Worldwide deaths (2004)[11]] 5,000 [Chile] Yes [Cuba] Yes [USA] Yes [UK] Yes [Finland] Yes [Germany] Yes [Saudi Arabia] Yes [Ethiopia] Yes [Botswana] Yes [India] Yes [Australia] Yes [China] Yes [Japan] Yes [Transmission]

Output: Saliva

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Input: [Vaccine Target] Pertussis 18,387,000 [Worldwide deaths (2004)[11]] 254,000 [Chile] Yes [Cuba] Yes [USA] Yes [UK] Yes [Finland] Yes [Germany] Yes [Saudi Arabia] Yes [Ethiopia] Yes [Botswana] Yes [India] Yes [Australia] Yes [China] Yes [Japan] Yes [Transmission]

Output: Airborne droplet

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Input: [Vaccine Target] Tetanus 251,000 [Worldwide deaths (2004)[11]] 163,000 [Chile] Yes [Cuba] Yes [USA] Yes [UK] Yes [Finland] Yes [Germany] Yes [Saudi Arabia] Yes [Ethiopia] Yes [Botswana] Yes [India] Yes [Australia] Yes [China] Yes [Japan] Yes [Transmission]

Output: Penetrating injury

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Input: [Vaccine Target] Hepatitis B 5,700,000 (acute) [Worldwide deaths (2004)[11]] 105,000 [Chile] Yes [Cuba] Yes [USA] Yes [UK] Yes1 [Finland] Yes1 [Germany] Yes [Saudi Arabia] Yes [Ethiopia] Yes [Botswana] Yes [India] Yes1 [Australia] Yes [China] Yes [Transmission]

Output: Bodily fluids

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Input: [Vaccine Target] Haemophilus influenzae type b 2,000,000–3,000,000 [12] [Worldwide deaths (2004)[11]] 386,000 [Chile] Yes [Cuba] Yes [USA] Yes [UK] Yes [Finland] Yes [Germany] Yes [Saudi Arabia] Yes [Ethiopia] Yes [Australia] Yes [Transmission]

Output: Airborne droplet

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Input: [Vaccine Target] Measles 27,000,000 [Worldwide deaths (2004)[11]] 424,000 [Chile] Yes [Cuba] Yes [USA] Yes [UK] Yes [Finland] Yes [Germany] Yes [Saudi Arabia] Yes [Ethiopia] Yes [Botswana] Yes [India] Yes [Australia] Yes [China] Yes [Japan] Yes [Transmission]

Output: Airborne

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Input: [Vaccine Target] Tuberculosis 7,782,000 [Worldwide deaths (2004)[11]] 1,464,000 [Chile] Yes [Cuba] Yes [UK] Yes1 [Finland] Yes1 [Saudi Arabia] Yes [Ethiopia] Yes [Botswana] Yes [India] Yes [China] Yes [Japan] Yes [Transmission]

Output: Airborne

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Input: [Vaccine Target] Polio 1,606 [13] [Worldwide deaths (2004)[11]] Unknown [Chile] OPV [Cuba] OPV [USA] IPV [UK] IPV [Finland] IPV [Germany] IPV [Saudi Arabia] IPV, OPV [Ethiopia] OPV [Botswana] OPV [India] OPV [Australia] IPV [China] OPV [Japan] OPV [Transmission]

Output: Fecal-oral

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Input: [Vaccine Target] Hepatitis A 1,400,000 [14] [Worldwide deaths (2004)[11]] Unknown [USA] Yes [UK] Yes1 [Finland] Yes1 [Saudi Arabia] Yes [Australia] Yes1 [China] Yes [Transmission]

Output: Fecal-oral

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Input: [Vaccine Target] Human papillomavirus 493,000 2 [Worldwide deaths (2004)[11]] 247,000 2 [USA] Yes [UK] Yes [Finland] Yes [Germany] Yes [Australia] Yes [Transmission]

Output: Sexual contact

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Input: [Vaccine Target] Influenza (seasonal) 3,000,000–5,000,000 [Worldwide deaths (2004)[11]] 250,000–500,000 [Chile] Yes1 [Cuba] Yes1 [USA] Yes1 [UK] Yes1 [Finland] Yes1 [Germany] Yes1 [Australia] Yes [Japan] Yes1 [Transmission]

Output: Airborne droplet

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Input: [Vaccine Target] Meningococcus Unknown [Worldwide deaths (2004)[11]] 340,000 [Cuba] Yes [USA] Yes [UK] Yes [Finland] Yes1 [Germany] Yes [Saudi Arabia] Yes1 [Australia] Yes [China] Yes [Transmission]

Output: Airborne droplet

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Input: [Vaccine Target] Mumps 544,000 [Worldwide deaths (2004)[11]] Unknown [Chile] Yes [Cuba] Yes [USA] Yes [UK] Yes [Finland] Yes [Germany] Yes [Saudi Arabia] Yes [Australia] Yes [China] Yes [Transmission]

Output: Airborne droplet

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Input: [Vaccine Target] Pneumococcus 14,500,000 [15] [Worldwide deaths (2004)[11]] 826,000 [Chile] Yes [USA] Yes [UK] Yes [Germany] Yes [Saudi Arabia] Yes1 [Australia] Yes [Transmission]

Output: Airborne droplet

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Input: [Vaccine Target] Rotavirus [Worldwide deaths (2004)[11]] 527,000 [16] [USA] Yes [UK] Yes[17] [Finland] Yes [Australia] Yes [Transmission]

Output: Fecal-oral

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Input: [Vaccine Target] Rubella Unknown [Worldwide deaths (2004)[11]] 196,000 [Chile] Yes [Cuba] Yes [USA] Yes [UK] Yes [Finland] Yes [Germany] Yes [Saudi Arabia] Yes [Australia] Yes [China] Yes [Japan] Yes [Transmission]

Output: Airborne droplet

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Input: [Vaccine Target] Typhoid fever 22,000,000 [18] [Worldwide deaths (2004)[11]] 216,000 [Cuba] Yes [Saudi Arabia] Yes1 [Transmission]

Output: Fecal-oral

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Input: [Vaccine Target] Varicella Unknown [Worldwide deaths (2004)[11]] Unknown [USA] Yes [Germany] Yes [Saudi Arabia] Yes [Transmission]

Output: Airborne

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Input: [Vaccine Target] Yellow fever 200,000 [19] [Worldwide deaths (2004)[11]] 30,000 [Botswana] Yes [Transmission]

Output: Mosquito

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Input: [Vaccine Target] Tick-borne encephalitis 5,000–7,000[20] [Worldwide deaths (2004)[11]] Unknown [Finland] Yes1 [Transmission]

Output: Tick

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Input: [Vaccine Target] Japanese encephalitis 50,000 [21] [Worldwide deaths (2004)[11]] 15,000 [India] Yes1 [China] Yes [Japan] Yes [Transmission]

Output: Mosquito

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Input: [Protocol] 1 [Themes[24]] Freedom and Liberty; Authority and power; Gold = money [Title[24]]

Output: The Basic Doctrine: "Right Lies in Might"

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Input: [Protocol] 2 [Themes[24]] International Political economic conspiracy; Press/Media as tools [Title[24]]

Output: Economic War and Disorganization Lead to International Government

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Input: [Protocol] 3 [Themes[24]] Jewish people, arrogant and corrupt; Chosenness/Election; Public Service [Title[24]]

Output: Methods of Conquest

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Input: [Protocol] 4 [Themes[24]] Business as Cold and Heartless; Gentiles as slaves [Title[24]]

Output: The Destruction of Religion by Materialism

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Input: [Protocol] 5 [Themes[24]] Jewish Ethics; Jewish People's Relationship to Larger Society [Title[24]]

Output: Despotism and Modern Progress

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Input: [Protocol] 6 [Themes[24]] Ownership of land [Title[24]]

Output: The Acquisition of Land, The Encouragement of Speculation

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Input: [Protocol] 7 [Themes[24]] Internal unrest and discord (vs. Court system) leading to war vs Shalom/Peace [Title[24]]

Output: A Prophecy of Worldwide War

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Input: [Protocol] 8 [Themes[24]] Criminal element [Title[24]]

Output: The transitional Government

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Input: [Protocol] 9 [Themes[24]] Law; education; Freemasonry [Title[24]]

Output: The All-Embracing Propaganda

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Input: [Protocol] 10 [Themes[24]] Politics; Majority rule; Liberalism; Family [Title[24]]

Output: Abolition of the Constitution; Rise of the Autocracy

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Input: [Protocol] 11 [Themes[24]] Gentiles; Jewish political involvement; Freemasonry [Title[24]]

Output: The Constitution of Autocracy and Universal Rule

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Input: [Protocol] 12 [Themes[24]] Liberty; Press censorship; Publishing [Title[24]]

Output: The Kingdom of the Press and Control

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Input: [Protocol] 13 [Themes[24]] Gentiles; Business; Chosenness/Election; Press and censorship; Liberalism [Title[24]]

Output: Turning Public Thought from Essentials to Non-essentials

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Input: [Protocol] 14 [Themes[24]] Judaism; God; Gentiles; Liberty; Pornography [Title[24]]

Output: The Destruction of Religion as a Prelude to the Rise of the Jewish God

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Input: [Protocol] 15 [Themes[24]] Gentiles; Freemasonry; Sages of Israel; Political power and authority; King of Israel [Title[24]]

Output: Utilization of Masonry: Heartless Suppression of Enemies

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Input: [Protocol] 16 [Themes[24]] Education [Title[24]]

Output: The Nullification of Education

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Input: [Protocol] 17 [Themes[24]] Lawyers; Clergy; Christianity and non-Jewish Authorship [Title[24]]

Output: The Fate of Lawyers and the Clergy

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Input: [Protocol] 18 [Themes[24]] Evil; Speech; [Title[24]]

Output: The Organization of Disorder

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Input: [Protocol] 19 [Themes[24]] Gossip; Martyrdom [Title[24]]

Output: Mutual Understanding Between Ruler and People

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Input: [Protocol] 20 [Themes[24]] Taxes and Taxation; Loans; Bonds; Usury; Moneylending [Title[24]]

Output: The Financial Program and Construction

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Input: [Protocol] 21 [Themes[24]] Stock Markets and Stock Exchanges [Title[24]]

Output: Domestic Loans and Government Credit

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Input: [Protocol] 22 [Themes[24]] Gold = Money; Chosenness/Election [Title[24]]

Output: The Beneficence of Jewish Rule

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Input: [Protocol] 23 [Themes[24]] Obedience to Authority; Slavery; Chosenness/Election [Title[24]]

Output: The Inculcation of Obedience

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Input: [Protocol] 24 [Themes[24]] Kingship; Document as Fiction [Title[24]]

Output: The Jewish Ruler

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Input: [Distribution] Main readers area; anti-theft computed system entry; electronic LCDs; main borrowing and lending counter for students. [Floor]

Output: First Floor

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Input: [Distribution] Foreign languages department [Floor]

Output: Second Floor

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Input: [Distribution] Newspapers, journals, western medicine, Chinese medicine, social sciences [Floor]

Output: Third Floor

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Input: [Distribution] Foreign languages reference books, Chinese and western literature [Floor]

Output: Fourth Floor

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Input: [Distribution] Online book database control room, Harvard University Medical e-library Center [Floor]

Output: Fifth Floor

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Input: [Distribution] Office of the Librarian and conference room [Floor]

Output: Sixth Floor

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

Output: Other names

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

Output: Source of law

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

Output: Lawyers

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Input: [Common law] Experienced lawyers (appointed or elected) [Civil law] Career judges [Socialist law] Career bureaucrats, Party members [Islamic law] Religious as well as legal training [0]

Output: Judges' qualifications

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

Output: Degree of judicial independence

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

Output: Juries

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

Output: Policy-making role

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

Output: Examples

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Input: [Name] Goblin Fever [Source] Dungeon Adventures #46, "Goblin Fever" [Symptoms]

Output: This disease is a relatively harmless ailment to goblins, orcs, and similar creatures, but it's rare. To humans, it's much deadlier. Having a long incubation period and being highly contagious, an outbreak can start before the first case is even detected. The disease causes deterioration of the central nervous system, causing forgetfulness and rapid mood swings, the victim often becoming violent, depressed, or even suicidal, eventually lapsing into a coma before dying.

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Input: [Name] Free League Plague [Source] Planescape [Symptoms]

Output: A plague created by the Lady of Pain to keep the swelling numbers of the Free League in check, which grew to an overwhelming size after a conflict called the Great Upheaval amongst the factions, where the Lady of Pain decreed that there could only be fifteen Factions in Sigil at one time. Very little is known about this disease, but any member of the Free League stood a chance of becoming infected with it simply by entering Sigil.

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Input: [Name] Magical Diseases [Source] Dungeons and Dragons [Symptoms]

Output: The setting has several of varying degrees of lethality, most of them affecting one or more Ability Scores. The most well known are Devil Chills, Cackle Fever, Filth Fever, Mummy Rot, and Slimy Doom.

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Input: [Name] Slarecian Language Virus [Source] Scarred Lands [Symptoms]

Output: This odd affliction can infect anyone who tries to use magic or even rudimentary means to decipher the language of the Slarecian, an extinct species of evil sorcerers, if the work they are trying to decipher has this specific taint. An infected victim's language is changed to that of the Slarecians (which is gibberish to most natives of Scarn), meaning he can only understand or be understood by another infected victim, and all written language other than Slarecian makes no sense to him. Victims do not realize what has happened to them, as what they say sounds clear to them. The disease is incredibly contagious; anyone who listens to an infected victim risks also becoming infected.

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Input: [Name] Ravenloft Viruses [Source] Ravenloft Monstrous Compendium Appendix III: Creatures of Darkness [Symptoms]

Output: Theses six incredibly lethal magical diseases were created by an evil wizard who was killed by his six sons, who each became the first carrier of one of them: Combustion (the victim experiences a horrible fever and eventually bursts into flames), Crystal (the victim's blood starts to crystallize from within), Petrification (the victim gradually turns to stone) Phobia (the victim becomes terrified of everything), Psionic (the victim rapidly gains intelligence and psionic powers until his head explodes) and Shadow (the victim eventually fades into darkness). Each disease is very contagious, especially from the remains of a dead victim.

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Input: [Name] Vile Diseases [Source] Book of Vile Darkness [Symptoms]

Output: The book mentions seventeen diseases of varying lethality caused by evil magic or exposure to focal points of incredible evil. The most notorious ones are Faceless Hate (causes the victim's face to vanish, and drives him to a violent, insane rage), Life Blindness (the victim is unable to see, hear, or otherwise perceive any other living things, and is often driven mad from isolation and loneliness), and Vile Rigidity (the victim becomes stronger and tougher, but eventually, his skin hardens, until he can't move and suffocates).

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Input: [Simple analogy] "accelerator pedal stuck on" [Capability]

Output: Self-sufficiency in growth signals

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Input: [Simple analogy] "brakes don't work" [Capability]

Output: Insensitivity to anti-growth signals

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Input: [Simple analogy] won't die when the body normally would kill the defective cell [Capability]

Output: Evading apoptosis

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Input: [Simple analogy] infinite generations of descendants [Capability]

Output: Limitless replicative potential

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Input: [Simple analogy] telling the body to give it a blood supply [Capability]

Output: Sustained angiogenesis

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Input: [Simple analogy] migrating and spreading to other organs and tissues [Capability]

Output: Tissue invasion and metastasis

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Input: [Commerce] Buyer wanting the product and seller selling the product [Buyer's Action[2]] Search for vendors (sellers) of the product [Seller's Action]

Output: Marketing and advertising

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Input: [Commerce] Check product pricing, availability, specifications, delivery costs [Buyer's Action[2]] Request for Quotation or Request for Bid [Seller's Action]

Output: Sales quote or bid created

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Input: [Commerce] Buyer and seller agree to transaction [Buyer's Action[2]] Purchase order recorded [Seller's Action]

Output: Sales order recorded

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Input: [Commerce] Product is shipped from seller to buyer [Seller's Action]

Output: Packing slip, pro forma invoice for certain international shipments

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Input: [Commerce] Seller sends invoice to buyer [Buyer's Action[2]] Match packing slip with purchase order and invoice; record purchase in financial accounts under accounts payable [Seller's Action]

Output: Record sales order in financial accounts under accounts receivable

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Input: [Commerce] Buyer pays seller [Buyer's Action[2]] Pay by cash, check or electronic payment; record payment on purchase order [Seller's Action]

Output: Receive cash, check or electronic payment; record payment on sales order

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Input: [Year] 1991 [Category] Southern Gospel, Country Gospel or Bluegrass Gospel Album [Result] Won [Nominated work]

Output: Homecoming

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Input: [Year] 1994 [Category] Southern Gospel, Country Gospel or Bluegrass Gospel Album [Result] Nominated [Nominated work]

Output: Southern Classics

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Input: [Year] 1998 [Category] Southern Gospel, Country Gospel or Bluegrass Gospel Album [Result] Nominated [Nominated work]

Output: Back Home in Indiana

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Input: [Year] 2003 [Category] Southern Gospel, Country Gospel or Bluegrass Gospel Album [Result] Nominated [Nominated work]

Output: Everything Good

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Input: [Year] 2004 [Category] Southern Gospel, Country Gospel or Bluegrass Gospel Album [Result] Nominated [Nominated work]

Output: A Cappella

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Input: [Year] 2007 [Category] Southern Gospel, Country Gospel or Bluegrass Gospel Album [Result] Nominated [Nominated work]

Output: Give It Away

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Input: [Year] 2009 [Category] Southern Gospel, Country Gospel or Bluegrass Gospel Album [Result] Won [Nominated work]

Output: Lovin' Life

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Input: [Year] 2015 [Category] Best Roots Gospel Album [Result] Nominated [Nominated work]

Output: Hymns

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Input: [Award Name] Grand Jury Award for Best Narrative Feature [Award Recipient] Dylan Verrechia [Film Title]

Output: Tijuana Makes Me Happy

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Input: [Award Name] Grand Jury Award for Best Documentary Feature [Award Recipient] Adam Hootnick [Film Title]

Output: Unsettled

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Input: [Award Name] Grand Jury Award for Best Animated Short [Award Recipient] Robin Fuller [Film Title]

Output: The Ballad of Mary Slade

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Input: [Award Name] Grand Jury Award for Best Documentary Short [Award Recipient] Alice Nelson [Film Title]

Output: A Map with Gaps

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Input: [Award Name] Grand Jury Award for Best Experimental Short [Award Recipient] Cesar Velasco Broca [Film Title]

Output: Avant Petalos Grillados

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Input: [Award Name] Grand Jury Award for Best Narrative Short [Award Recipient] Charles Williams [Film Title]

Output: The Cow Thief

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Input: [Award Name] Audience Award for Best Narrative Feature [Award Recipient] Jeremy Saulnier [Film Title]

Output: Murder Party

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Input: [Award Name] Audience Award for Best Documentary Feature [Award Recipient] Brooke Sebold, Benita Sills & Todd Sills [Film Title]

Output: Red Without Blue

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Input: [Award Name] Global Audience Award for Best Anarchy Film [Award Recipient] Danny Bourque [Film Title]

Output: Commode Creations: The Artwork of Barney Smith

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Input: [Award Name] Spirit of Slamdance Award [Award Recipient] JoEllen Martinson and William Scott Rees [Film Title]

Output: The Mallorys Go Black Market

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Input: [Award Name] Award for Best Feature Length Screenplay [Award Recipient] Nancy Kissam [Film Title]

Output: Drool

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Input: [Award Name] Award for Best Short Screenplay [Award Recipient] Ken Pisani [Film Title]

Output: 4 Corners

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Input: [Award Name] Award for Best Teleplay [Award Recipient] Marcus Clay Carmouche & Seamus Kevin Fahey [Film Title]

Output: Ghost Towns

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Input: [Award Name] Award for Best Horror Competition Screenplay [Award Recipient] Bobby Darby & Nathan Brookes [Film Title]

Output: Slaughter

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Input: [Award Name] Creative Excellence Award for the Horror Screenplay Competition [Award Recipient] Adam Balsam [Film Title]

Output: Blood-Sucking Leeches and Flesh-Eating Maggots

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Input: [Award Name] Kodak Vision Award for Best Cinematography [Award Recipient] Nikolaus Summerer [Film Title]

Output: Under the Sun

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Input: [Year] 1985 [Association] Young Artist Awards [Category] Best Young Supporting Actor in a Daytime or Nighttime Drama [Result] Nominated[58] [Work]

Output: Two Marriages

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Input: [Year] 1986 [Association] Young Artist Awards [Category] Best Young Actor Starring in a New Television Series [Result] Won[58] [Work]

Output: Growing Pains

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Input: [Year] 1987 [Association] Young Artist Awards [Category] Exceptional Performance by a Young Actor Starring in a Television Comedy or Drama Series [Result] Won[58] [Work]

Output: Growing Pains

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Input: [Year] 1987 [Association] Young Artist Awards [Category] Best Young Male Superstar in Television [Result] Won[58] [Work]

Output: Growing Pains

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Input: [Year] 1987 [Association] Saturn Awards [Category] Best Performance by a Younger Actor [Result] Won [Work]

Output: Like Father, Like Son

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Input: [Year] 1987 [Association] Golden Globe Awards [Category] Best Supporting Actor - Series, Miniseries or Television Film [Result] Nominated[58] [Work]

Output: Growing Pains

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Input: [Year] 1989 [Association] Young Artist Awards [Category] Best Young Actor Starring in a Motion Picture [Result] Nominated [Work]

Output: Listen to Me

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Input: [Year] 1989 [Association] Golden Globe Awards [Category] Best Supporting Actor - Series, Miniseries or Television Film [Result] Nominated[58] [Work]

Output: Growing Pains

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Input: [Year] 1990 [Association] Kids' Choice Awards [Category] Favorite TV Actor [Result] Won [Work]

Output: Growing Pains

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Input: [Commerce] Buyer wanting the product and seller selling the product [Seller's Action] Marketing and advertising [Buyer's Action[2]]

Output: Search for vendors (sellers) of the product

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Input: [Commerce] Check product pricing, availability, specifications, delivery costs [Seller's Action] Sales quote or bid created [Buyer's Action[2]]

Output: Request for Quotation or Request for Bid

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Input: [Commerce] Buyer and seller agree to transaction [Seller's Action] Sales order recorded [Buyer's Action[2]]

Output: Purchase order recorded

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Input: [Commerce] Buyer receives product from seller [Buyer's Action[2]]

Output: Packing slip and product is checked with purchase order; product is checked for good condition

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Input: [Commerce] Seller sends invoice to buyer [Seller's Action] Record sales order in financial accounts under accounts receivable [Buyer's Action[2]]

Output: Match packing slip with purchase order and invoice; record purchase in financial accounts under accounts payable

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Input: [Commerce] Buyer pays seller [Seller's Action] Receive cash, check or electronic payment; record payment on sales order [Buyer's Action[2]]

Output: Pay by cash, check or electronic payment; record payment on purchase order

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

Output: uint32_be

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

Output: uint8

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

Output: uint24_be

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

Output: uint24_be

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

Output: uint8

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

Output: uint24_be

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

Output: freeform

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Input: [Episode] 1 [Information]

Output: "Welcome" - Shima departs the earth, saying goodbye to her family. Her brother hands Shima some Conpetto and says goodbye as Shima Boards the transport ship headed for Foundation II - Stellvia. Onboard she meets Arisa and the director of Stellvia. As they talk, the transport ship is in contact with Stellvia, specifically speaking to Kent Austin, who welcomes them to Stellvia and prepares the students already on Stellvia to go out and welcome them in their ships, which are led by Ayeka. Everyone on board the transport is excited to be going to Stellvia as they arrive.

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Input: [Episode] 2 [Information]

Output: "Hesitation" - Shima settles into her life onboard Stellvia. After the initial introduction assembly, Shima begins her classes and is required to select which subjects she would like to learn, and meets a new friend Yayoi. She starts the very first lesson she selected, which was space training. Shima was at first embarrassed to wear the under uniform but eventually settles in. Shima's first space flight in the Bianca doesn't go well, and the instructor tries to stop her machine, but is locked out of the system by Shima, which in turn leads to Ayeka Machida of the Big 4 helping, but eventually the Bianca runs out of power and Shima is towed back to Stellvia. Shima feels disheartened.

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Input: [Episode] 3 [Information]

Output: "I'm Sorry!" - Shimas work is going fairly well in class and Arisa invites herself and all her friends over for a study group with Shima. While Shima was explaining the work to Kouta and the barrier that will be used, Shimas friends were playing around, much to Akiras displeasure, which leads to Akira coming to their room and telling them to be quiet, which then leads to shimas friend touching the panel and overwriting data on Stellvia's server. They decide to go to the main control room of Stellvia to try to right the situation, Along the way they run into Kent Austin, Najima, and Shoujin of the Big 4 in different places, upon reaching the control room, they are discovered by Ayeka and Yayoi, which leads to Shimas friend touching the panel again, which makes the situation worse, and Shima worried..the instructor punishes them all after..

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Input: [Episode] 4 [Information]

Output: "I'll Do My Best!" - Shima while working off her punishment feels disheartened after a talk with Ayeka which makes her realise a few things, meanwhile Shimas friends were looking for her and run into Ayeka who tells them that Shima may be leaving Stellvia. Shima runs into Kouta while trying to be alone, and tells her not to worry too much about the data when flying in the Bianca upon the next space training lesson, Shima takes Koutas advice into consideration, and much to everyones surprise does very well, and flies almost perfectly, afterwards the instructor talks with Shima about her flying/lesson and shows her the flight record and ways she can improve her performance

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Input: [Episode] 5 [Information]

Output: "Opportunity" - The Students on board Stellvia are informed of a Competition between foundations, and are motivated to do their best by Kent Austin of the Big 4; he tells them whoever wins the Competition will be considered for the Great Mission. This motivates the students to do their best. Professor Shirogane emphasizes the importance of Winning the Astro-Ball event, and tells the Big 4 to bring the glory back home to Stellvia. The Big 4 then tests the new students in a difficult task in search of a fifth member of the team. Shima is the only one that manages to come out on top and get past the Big 4, and so she is invited join Stellvias' Astro-Ball team at the event

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Input: [Episode] 6 [Information]

Output: "I Won't Lose!" - The competition between foundations is on in full force, with Stellvia currently in first place. The Big 4 along with Shima face another foundation in the Astro Ball event, but Shima accidental touches a beacon and is disqualified in the first round. Shima is disheartened but is cheered up by her friends that evening at dinner. While at the table they meet another team, who seemed confident in defeating the Stellvia. Rinna defends Shima by referring to the amazing save Shima made in the game in a Bianca, and says she doubts any of them could do the same in a training ship. The next day during their match, the other team is only concerned with the Big 4 and plan their defense accordingly, leaving Shima completely open. She blocks the other team's attack and takes the ball in to score. Now full of spirit and confidense, Shima becomes the main offensive player of the team along with Ayeka - Kent Austin moves into defence - and all are thrilled with Stellvia's amazing victory thanks to Shima.

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Input: [Episode] 7 [Information]

Output: "Frustration" - Shima is improving in every subject to everyone's surprise. She recently ranked 12th in a test, and her friends are optimistic she will eventually make 1st place. The students are introduced to the lightning joust with their biancas, with each student facing one another in turn meanwhile Ayeka seems interested in the students' results, as Kent Austin/Ayeka discuss about Shima, and how shes turned into a Honour student the students then face the regular students in the Lightning Joust, which in turn leads to a rather interesting match between Ayeka Machida of the Big 4 and Shima.

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Input: [Episode] 8 [Information]

Output: "Me?" - A transfer student arrives from Ultima Station.

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Input: [Episode] 9 [Information]

Output: "I'm Going" - The second wave from the supernova that destroyed the Earth and colored the universe green 189 years ago has approached the solar system. The day after tomorrow will be the day of the Great Mission to protect Earth.

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Input: [Episode] 10 [Information]

Output: "Welcome Back!" - The second wave is moments away from reaching Earth and everyone is prepared, with the Great wall all but set up, and the tatsonaut generators powering and protecting the Earth and the Moon, and the various Langrange points. Kaedes and Biancas are currently in space to destroy any fragments that may prenitrate the Great wall, and repair any holes in the wall that may occur. While Shima is out in space with most of the other students readying herself with the big 4 also, Shima's friends are closely observing the events as they happen along with everyone from the earth. Shima saves a pilot whose ship was about to be hit, but unfortunately something went wrong. The pilot was saved but the barrier that Shima was trying to set up to destroy the rock didn't work, and her ship was slightly damaged. Shima suffers a lose of confidence and returns to the Stellvia, but is soon cheered up by Arisa and Rinna as well as her overfriends, as the realisation that she saved someone kicks in, and she regains confidence. But there's a problem - a titanic-sized asteroid has penetrated the Great wall. While the big 4 and the other students try to destroy it with the lasers, on their Biancas/Kaedes, it just isn't having much effect The teachers onboard Stellvia as well as Kouta/Shima and her friends decide that the only way to destroy the asteroid is with the Infinite Robot, as they launch and destroy the asteroid, they repaired the breach in the Great wall, as the second wave passes... The earth is well

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Input: [Episode] 11 [Information]

Output: "The Real You" - The Great Mission was a success and now they're going to the next level. The Biancas are switching to the DLS system. With the Direct Link System, the information flows directly into the pilots head, but it's bad for their health

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Input: [Episode] 12 [Information]

Output: "Confession" - It's Christmas time and it's also Rinna's farewell party. Also Ayaka Machida faces expulsion for her attempts to injure Shima

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Input: [Episode] 13 [Information]

Output: "Winter Vacation" - It's vacation time and everyone gets to go back to Earth

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Input: [Episode] 14 [Information]

Output: "Dream and Reality" - An emergency assembly has been called after the Ultima Station falls under attack from and unknown source

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Input: [Episode] 15 [Information]

Output: "I Don't Understand" - It's time to go back to class

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Input: [Episode] 16 [Information]

Output: "In Doubt" - With a group from the Akapusso and Stellvia heading towards the Ultima in an effort to rescue the trapped crew members onboard they encounter the beings from another dimension that have been randomly appearing throughout the Solar System. The rescue mission fails and the realisation that rescuing the people on the ultima will be difficult, Shima and Kouta inside the infinite robot cover the escape of the Biancas from the Stellvia, and Akapusso

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Input: [Episode] 17 [Information]

Output: "Battle!" - The Infinity gets a new weapon and everyone tries to decipher the enemy's motives

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Input: [Episode] 18 [Information]

Output: "Distant Voice" - The rescue mission to the Ultima Station is complete and now it's time for a welcome back party for Shima, Kouta and Rinna. Afterwards, Shima & Kouta are chosen to take the Infinity out to learn more about the mysterious vocal signals

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Input: [Episode] 19 [Information]

Output: "Cry Baby, Hot-Head" - After Shima breaks down during a mission, Akira, Yayoi and Aris start fighting with each other over how to cheer up Shima

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Input: [Episode] 20 [Information]

Output: "Let There Be A Future for You" - While Rinna throws a party, the Supreme Council meets to discuss the Cosmic Fracture

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Input: [Episode] 21 [Information]

Output: "Invisible Wall" - The Council has discovered a way to disrupt the Cosmic Fracture

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Input: [Episode] 22 [Information]

Output: "Their Own Path" - It's time for the Genesis Mission, in which the Infinity is going to fire a massive laser powered by the Foundation in the hope of destroying the Cosmic Fracture

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Input: [Episode] 23 [Information]

Output: "That's Why You've There" - Shima is chosen to fly the Halcyon, a giant robot similar to the Infinity. Evacuation plans are underway to escape the Cosmic Fracture

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Input: [Episode] 24 [Information]

Output: "Darkness Falls Again" - The Stellvia arrives at Pluto for the Genesis Mission. Meanwhile, most of the cadets are hiding in the air ducts.

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Input: [Episode] 25 [Information]

Output: "Goodbye" - The Genesis Mission has begun, but the gravity currents are playing havoc

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Input: [Episode] 26 [Information]

Output: "Shining Voice" - The Halcyon has been hit by the gravity currents, but it and Shima are alright. Now, as a last chance effort for the Mission, Stellvia must be sacrificed in order to destroy the Cosmic Fracture

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

Output: Cropping system

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

Output: Cultivation system

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

Output: Weed control

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

Output: Herbicide use

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

Output: Control in previous years

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

Output: Weed infestation

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

Output: Resistance in vicinity

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

Output: Between Wars

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Input: [Year] 1976 [Award] British Society of Cinematographers [Category] Best Cinematography [Result] Nominated [Title]

Output: Picnic at Hanging Rock

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

Output: Break of Day

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Input: [Year] 1977 [Award] British Academy Film Awards [Category] Best Cinematography [Result] Won [Title]

Output: Picnic at Hanging Rock

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