Input: [Code] R40 [Phrase]

Output: Limited evidence of a carcinogenic effect

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Input: [Code] R41 [Phrase]

Output: Risk of serious damage to eyes

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Input: [Code] R42 [Phrase]

Output: May cause sensitisation by inhalation

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Input: [Code] R43 [Phrase]

Output: May cause sensitisation by skin contact

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Input: [Code] R44 [Phrase]

Output: Risk of explosion if heated under confinement

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Input: [Code] R45 [Phrase]

Output: May cause cancer

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Input: [Code] R46 [Phrase]

Output: May cause inheritable genetic damage

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Input: [Code] R48 [Phrase]

Output: Danger of serious damage to health by prolonged exposure

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Input: [Code] R49 [Phrase]

Output: May cause cancer by inhalation

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Input: [Code] R50 [Phrase]

Output: Very toxic to aquatic organisms

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Input: [Code] R51 [Phrase]

Output: Toxic to aquatic organisms

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Input: [Code] R52 [Phrase]

Output: Harmful to aquatic organisms

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Input: [Code] R53 [Phrase]

Output: May cause long-term adverse effects in the aquatic environment

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Input: [Code] R54 [Phrase]

Output: Toxic to flora

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Input: [Code] R55 [Phrase]

Output: Toxic to fauna

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Input: [Code] R56 [Phrase]

Output: Toxic to soil organisms

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Input: [Code] R57 [Phrase]

Output: Toxic to bees

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Input: [Code] R58 [Phrase]

Output: May cause long-term adverse effects in the environment

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Input: [Code] R59 [Phrase]

Output: Dangerous for the ozone layer

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Input: [Code] R60 [Phrase]

Output: May impair fertility

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Input: [Code] R61 [Phrase]

Output: May cause harm to the unborn child

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Input: [Code] R62 [Phrase]

Output: Possible risk of impaired fertility

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Input: [Code] R63 [Phrase]

Output: Possible risk of harm to the unborn child

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Input: [Code] R64 [Phrase]

Output: May cause harm to breast-fed babies

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Input: [Code] R65 [Phrase]

Output: Harmful: may cause lung damage if swallowed

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Input: [Code] R66 [Phrase]

Output: Repeated exposure may cause skin dryness or cracking

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Input: [Code] R67 [Phrase]

Output: Vapours may cause drowsiness and dizziness

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Input: [Code] R68 [Phrase]

Output: Possible risk of irreversible effects

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Input: [Pest] mosquitoes [Preferred body part] exposed appendages [Reaction] Low raised welt, itches several hours. [Felt at time of bite]

Output: often

Usually not; may be scratched off before they are seen.

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Input: [Pest] midges and no-see-ums [Preferred body part] exposed appendages [Reaction] Itches several hours. [Felt at time of bite]

Output: usually

Usually not; may be scratched off before they are seen.

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Input: [Pest] fleas [Preferred body part] prefer ankles and bare feet [Reaction] May make red itchy welt; several days. Later bites are less severe. [Felt at time of bite]

Output: usually

Usually not; may be scratched off before they are seen.

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Input: [Pest] biting flies (Tabanidae) [Preferred body part] any exposed skin [Reaction] Painful welt, several hours. [Felt at time of bite]

Output: painful and immediate

Usually not; may be scratched off before they are seen.

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Input: [Pest] bed bugs [Preferred body part] appendages, neck, exposed skin [Reaction] Low red itchy welts, usually several together resembling rash, slow to develop and can last weeks. [Felt at time of bite]

Output: usually not

Usually not; may be scratched off before they are seen.

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Input: [Pest] lice [Preferred body part] pubic area or scalp [Reaction] Infested area intensely itchy, with red welts at bite sites. [Felt at time of bite]

Output: usually not

Usually not; may be scratched off before they are seen.

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Input: [Pest] larval ticks [Preferred body part] Anywhere on body, but prefer covered skin, crevices. [Reaction] Intensely itchy red welts lasting over a week. [Felt at time of bite]

Output: Usually not; may be scratched off before they are seen.

Usually not; may be scratched off before they are seen.

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Input: [Pest] adult ticks [Preferred body part] covered skin, crevices, entire body [Reaction] Itchy welt, several days. May transmit diseases [Felt at time of bite]

Output: usually not

Usually not; may be scratched off before they are seen.

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Input: [Type of aphasia] Receptive aphasia [Repetition] mild–mod [Naming] mild–severe [Auditory comprehension] defective [Fluency]

Output: fluent paraphasic

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Input: [Type of aphasia] Transcortical sensory aphasia [Repetition] good [Naming] mod–severe [Auditory comprehension] poor [Fluency]

Output: fluent

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Input: [Type of aphasia] Conduction aphasia [Repetition] poor [Naming] mild [Auditory comprehension] relatively good [Fluency]

Output: fluent

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Input: [Type of aphasia] Anomic aphasia [Repetition] mild [Naming] mod–severe [Auditory comprehension] mild [Fluency]

Output: fluent

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Input: [Type of aphasia] Expressive aphasia [Repetition] mod–severe [Naming] mod–severe [Auditory comprehension] mild difficulty [Fluency]

Output: non-fluent, effortful, slow

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Input: [Type of aphasia] Transcortical motor aphasia [Repetition] good [Naming] mild–severe [Auditory comprehension] relatively good [Fluency]

Output: non-fluent

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Input: [Type of aphasia] Global aphasia [Repetition] poor [Naming] poor [Auditory comprehension] poor [Fluency]

Output: non-fluent

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Input: [Type of aphasia] Mixed transcortical aphasia [Repetition] moderate [Naming] poor [Auditory comprehension] poor [Fluency]

Output: non-fluent

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Input: [Type of aphasia] Receptive aphasia [Naming] mild–severe [Auditory comprehension] defective [Fluency] fluent paraphasic [Repetition]

Output: mild–mod

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Input: [Type of aphasia] Transcortical sensory aphasia [Naming] mod–severe [Auditory comprehension] poor [Fluency] fluent [Repetition]

Output: good

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Input: [Type of aphasia] Conduction aphasia [Naming] mild [Auditory comprehension] relatively good [Fluency] fluent [Repetition]

Output: poor

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Input: [Type of aphasia] Anomic aphasia [Naming] mod–severe [Auditory comprehension] mild [Fluency] fluent [Repetition]

Output: mild

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Input: [Type of aphasia] Expressive aphasia [Naming] mod–severe [Auditory comprehension] mild difficulty [Fluency] non-fluent, effortful, slow [Repetition]

Output: mod–severe

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Input: [Type of aphasia] Transcortical motor aphasia [Naming] mild–severe [Auditory comprehension] relatively good [Fluency] non-fluent [Repetition]

Output: good

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Input: [Type of aphasia] Global aphasia [Naming] poor [Auditory comprehension] poor [Fluency] non-fluent [Repetition]

Output: poor

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Input: [Type of aphasia] Mixed transcortical aphasia [Naming] poor [Auditory comprehension] poor [Fluency] non-fluent [Repetition]

Output: moderate

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Input: [v t e] Arithmetic expressions [Constant] Yes [Variable] Yes Yes [Factorial] Yes [Integer exponent] No [N-th root] No [Rational exponent] No [Irrational exponent] No [Logarithm] No [Trigonometric function] No No [Hyperbolic function] No [Inverse hyperbolic function] No [Gamma function] No [Special function] No [Continued fraction] No [Infinite series] No [Formal power series] No [Differential] No [Limit] No [Integral] No [Bessel function]

Output: No

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Input: [v t e] Polynomial expression [Constant] Yes [Variable] Yes Yes [Factorial] Yes [Integer exponent] Yes [N-th root] No [Rational exponent] No [Irrational exponent] No [Logarithm] No [Trigonometric function] No No [Hyperbolic function] No [Inverse hyperbolic function] No [Gamma function] No [Special function] No [Continued fraction] No [Infinite series] No [Formal power series] No [Differential] No [Limit] No [Integral] No [Bessel function]

Output: No

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Input: [v t e] Algebraic expressions [Constant] Yes [Variable] Yes Yes [Factorial] Yes [Integer exponent] Yes [N-th root] Yes [Rational exponent] Yes [Irrational exponent] No [Logarithm] No [Trigonometric function] No No [Hyperbolic function] No [Inverse hyperbolic function] No [Gamma function] No [Special function] No [Continued fraction] No [Infinite series] No [Formal power series] No [Differential] No [Limit] No [Integral] No [Bessel function]

Output: No

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Input: [v t e] Closed-form expressions [Constant] Yes [Variable] Yes Yes [Factorial] Yes [Integer exponent] Yes [N-th root] Yes [Rational exponent] Yes [Irrational exponent] Yes [Logarithm] Yes [Trigonometric function] Yes Yes [Hyperbolic function] Yes [Inverse hyperbolic function] Yes [Gamma function] No [Special function] No [Continued fraction] No [Infinite series] No [Formal power series] No [Differential] No [Limit] No [Integral] No [Bessel function]

Output: No

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Input: [v t e] Analytical expressions [Constant] Yes [Variable] Yes Yes [Factorial] Yes [Integer exponent] Yes [N-th root] Yes [Rational exponent] Yes [Irrational exponent] Yes [Logarithm] Yes [Trigonometric function] Yes Yes [Hyperbolic function] Yes [Inverse hyperbolic function] Yes [Gamma function] Yes [Special function] Yes [Continued fraction] Yes [Infinite series] Yes [Formal power series] No [Differential] No [Limit] No [Integral] No [Bessel function]

Output: Yes

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Input: [v t e] Mathematical expressions [Constant] Yes [Variable] Yes Yes [Factorial] Yes [Integer exponent] Yes [N-th root] Yes [Rational exponent] Yes [Irrational exponent] Yes [Logarithm] Yes [Trigonometric function] Yes Yes [Hyperbolic function] Yes [Inverse hyperbolic function] Yes [Gamma function] Yes [Special function] Yes [Continued fraction] Yes [Infinite series] Yes [Formal power series] Yes [Differential] Yes [Limit] Yes [Integral] Yes [Bessel function]

Output: Yes

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Input: [v t e] Arithmetic expressions [Constant] Yes [Variable] Yes Yes [Factorial] Yes [Integer exponent] No [N-th root] No [Rational exponent] No [Irrational exponent] No [Logarithm] No [Trigonometric function] No No [Hyperbolic function] No [Inverse hyperbolic function] No [Gamma function] No [Bessel function] No [Special function] No [Infinite series] No [Formal power series] No [Differential] No [Limit] No [Integral] No [Continued fraction]

Output: No

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Input: [v t e] Polynomial expression [Constant] Yes [Variable] Yes Yes [Factorial] Yes [Integer exponent] Yes [N-th root] No [Rational exponent] No [Irrational exponent] No [Logarithm] No [Trigonometric function] No No [Hyperbolic function] No [Inverse hyperbolic function] No [Gamma function] No [Bessel function] No [Special function] No [Infinite series] No [Formal power series] No [Differential] No [Limit] No [Integral] No [Continued fraction]

Output: No

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Input: [v t e] Algebraic expressions [Constant] Yes [Variable] Yes Yes [Factorial] Yes [Integer exponent] Yes [N-th root] Yes [Rational exponent] Yes [Irrational exponent] No [Logarithm] No [Trigonometric function] No No [Hyperbolic function] No [Inverse hyperbolic function] No [Gamma function] No [Bessel function] No [Special function] No [Infinite series] No [Formal power series] No [Differential] No [Limit] No [Integral] No [Continued fraction]

Output: No

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Input: [v t e] Closed-form expressions [Constant] Yes [Variable] Yes Yes [Factorial] Yes [Integer exponent] Yes [N-th root] Yes [Rational exponent] Yes [Irrational exponent] Yes [Logarithm] Yes [Trigonometric function] Yes Yes [Hyperbolic function] Yes [Inverse hyperbolic function] Yes [Gamma function] No [Bessel function] No [Special function] No [Infinite series] No [Formal power series] No [Differential] No [Limit] No [Integral] No [Continued fraction]

Output: No

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Input: [v t e] Analytical expressions [Constant] Yes [Variable] Yes Yes [Factorial] Yes [Integer exponent] Yes [N-th root] Yes [Rational exponent] Yes [Irrational exponent] Yes [Logarithm] Yes [Trigonometric function] Yes Yes [Hyperbolic function] Yes [Inverse hyperbolic function] Yes [Gamma function] Yes [Bessel function] Yes [Special function] Yes [Infinite series] Yes [Formal power series] No [Differential] No [Limit] No [Integral] No [Continued fraction]

Output: Yes

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Input: [v t e] Mathematical expressions [Constant] Yes [Variable] Yes Yes [Factorial] Yes [Integer exponent] Yes [N-th root] Yes [Rational exponent] Yes [Irrational exponent] Yes [Logarithm] Yes [Trigonometric function] Yes Yes [Hyperbolic function] Yes [Inverse hyperbolic function] Yes [Gamma function] Yes [Bessel function] Yes [Special function] Yes [Infinite series] Yes [Formal power series] Yes [Differential] Yes [Limit] Yes [Integral] Yes [Continued fraction]

Output: Yes

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Input: [v t e] Arithmetic expressions [Constant] Yes [Variable] Yes Yes [Factorial] Yes [Integer exponent] No [N-th root] No [Rational exponent] No [Irrational exponent] No [Logarithm] No [Trigonometric function] No No [Hyperbolic function] No [Inverse hyperbolic function] No [Gamma function] No [Bessel function] No [Continued fraction] No [Infinite series] No [Formal power series] No [Differential] No [Limit] No [Integral] No [Special function]

Output: No

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Input: [v t e] Polynomial expression [Constant] Yes [Variable] Yes Yes [Factorial] Yes [Integer exponent] Yes [N-th root] No [Rational exponent] No [Irrational exponent] No [Logarithm] No [Trigonometric function] No No [Hyperbolic function] No [Inverse hyperbolic function] No [Gamma function] No [Bessel function] No [Continued fraction] No [Infinite series] No [Formal power series] No [Differential] No [Limit] No [Integral] No [Special function]

Output: No

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Input: [v t e] Algebraic expressions [Constant] Yes [Variable] Yes Yes [Factorial] Yes [Integer exponent] Yes [N-th root] Yes [Rational exponent] Yes [Irrational exponent] No [Logarithm] No [Trigonometric function] No No [Hyperbolic function] No [Inverse hyperbolic function] No [Gamma function] No [Bessel function] No [Continued fraction] No [Infinite series] No [Formal power series] No [Differential] No [Limit] No [Integral] No [Special function]

Output: No

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Input: [v t e] Closed-form expressions [Constant] Yes [Variable] Yes Yes [Factorial] Yes [Integer exponent] Yes [N-th root] Yes [Rational exponent] Yes [Irrational exponent] Yes [Logarithm] Yes [Trigonometric function] Yes Yes [Hyperbolic function] Yes [Inverse hyperbolic function] Yes [Gamma function] No [Bessel function] No [Continued fraction] No [Infinite series] No [Formal power series] No [Differential] No [Limit] No [Integral] No [Special function]

Output: No

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Input: [v t e] Analytical expressions [Constant] Yes [Variable] Yes Yes [Factorial] Yes [Integer exponent] Yes [N-th root] Yes [Rational exponent] Yes [Irrational exponent] Yes [Logarithm] Yes [Trigonometric function] Yes Yes [Hyperbolic function] Yes [Inverse hyperbolic function] Yes [Gamma function] Yes [Bessel function] Yes [Continued fraction] Yes [Infinite series] Yes [Formal power series] No [Differential] No [Limit] No [Integral] No [Special function]

Output: Yes

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Input: [v t e] Mathematical expressions [Constant] Yes [Variable] Yes Yes [Factorial] Yes [Integer exponent] Yes [N-th root] Yes [Rational exponent] Yes [Irrational exponent] Yes [Logarithm] Yes [Trigonometric function] Yes Yes [Hyperbolic function] Yes [Inverse hyperbolic function] Yes [Gamma function] Yes [Bessel function] Yes [Continued fraction] Yes [Infinite series] Yes [Formal power series] Yes [Differential] Yes [Limit] Yes [Integral] Yes [Special function]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Type of disorders] Blood and lymphatic system [Common (≥ 1/100, < 1/10)] Neutropenia [Very rare (≤ 1/10 000)] Lymphadenopathy [Very common (≥ 1/10)]

Output: Anemia Increased red blood cell sedimentation rate Thrombocytopenia Thrombocytosis

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Input: [Type of disorders] Eye [Very rare (≤ 1/10 000)] Blurred vision Cataract Colour blindness Contact lens intolerance Corneal opacity Decreased night vision Keratitis Papilloedema Photophobia Visual disturbances [Very common (≥ 1/10)]

Output: Blepharitis Conjunctivitis Dry eyes Eye irritation

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Input: [Type of disorders] Hepatobiliary [Very rare (≤ 1/10 000)] Hepatitis [Very common (≥ 1/10)]

Output: Increased transaminase

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Input: [Type of disorders] Skin and subcutaneous tissues [Rare (≥ 1/10 000,< 1/1000)] Alopecia [Very rare (≤ 1/10 000)] Acne fulminans Aggravated acne (acne flare) Erythema (facial) Exanthema Hair disorders Hirsutism Nail dystrophy Paronychia Photosensitivity reaction Pyogenic granuloma Skin hyperpigmentation Increased sweating [Very common (≥ 1/10)]

Output: Cheilitis Dermatitis Dry skin Localised exfoliation Pruritus Rash Erythematous Skin fragility

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Input: [Type of disorders] Musculo-skeletal and connective tissue [Very rare (≤ 1/10 000)] Arthritis Calcinosis (calcification of ligaments and tendons) Premature epiphyseal fusion Exostosis Hyperostosis Osteopenia Tendonitis [Very common (≥ 1/10)]

Output: Arthralgia Myalgia Back pain

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Input: [Type of disorders] Investigation [Common (≥ 1/100, < 1/10)] Increased blood cholesterol Increased blood glucose Haematuria Proteinuria [Very rare (≤ 1/10 000)] Increased creatine phosphokinase [Very common (≥ 1/10)]

Output: Increased triglycerides Decreased HDL

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Input: [Product] Innoslate [Link] http://www.innoslate.com/requirements [Notes]

Output: Cloud and on-site requirements solution with full lifecycle support (free version available)

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Input: [Product] Intland Software codeBeamer [Link] http://www.intland.com/products/codebeamer/modules/ [Notes]

Output: Agile Software Development - Enterprise Requirements Engineering + Management

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Input: [Product] Rational DOORS [Link] http://www-01.ibm.com/software/awdtools/doors/ [Notes]

Output: ex. "Telelogic DOORS"; used for system engineering

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Input: [Product] Rational DOORS Next Generation [Link] http://www-03.ibm.com/software/products/en/ratidoorng [Notes]

Output: The followup to Rational RRC.

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Input: [Product] Rational RequisitePro [Link] http://www-01.ibm.com/software/awdtools/reqpro/ [Notes]

Output: Used for software engineering

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Input: [Product] Rational Requirements Composer [Link] http://www-01.ibm.com/software/awdtools/rrc/ [Notes]

Output: The followup to Rational RequisitePro

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Input: [Product] TraceCloud [Link] http://www.tracecloud.com/GloreeJava2/jsp/WebSite/TCHome.jsp [Notes]

Output: TraceCloud

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Input: [Product] Kovair Requirements Management - ALM Studio [Link] http://www.kovair.com/alm-studio/requirements-management/ [Notes]

Output: Used for Requirements elicitation, analysis, specification and validation

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Input: [Product] Blueprint Requirements Definition & Management [Link] http://www.blueprintsys.com/resources/product-brochures/ [Notes]

Output: Blueprint Requirements

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Input: [Product] Visual Paradigm Requirements Capturing [Link] http://www.visual-paradigm.com/product/vpuml/provides/reqmodeling.jsp [Notes]

Output: Visual Paradigm Requirements Capturing

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Input: [Product] HP Requirements Management [Link] http://www8.hp.com/us/en/software-solutions/software.html?compURI=1172907 [Notes]

Output: HP Requirements Management

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Input: [Product] PTC Integrity [Link] http://www.mks.com/solutions/discipline/rm/requirements-engineering [Notes]

Output: Formerly MKS Integrity for Requirements Management - optimized for system and software requirements

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Input: [Product] RQA Requirements Quality Analyzer for system engineering projects [Link] http://www.reusecompany.com/requirements-quality-analyzer [Notes]

Output: The Requirements Quality Analyzer tool (RQA) allows you to define, measure, improve and manage the quality of the requirements specifications within the systems engineering process

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Input: [Product] Visure Requirements [Link] http://www.visuresolutions.com [Notes]

Output: Visure Requirements is a flexible and complete Requirements Engineering lifecycle solution capable of streamlining your requirements processes, allowing more effective collaboration and increasing quality.

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Input: [Product] TestTrack [Link] http://www.seapine.com/ttrm.html [Notes]

Output: Cloud and on-site requirements solution

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Input: [v t e] Arithmetic expressions [Constant] Yes [Variable] Yes Yes [Factorial] Yes [Integer exponent] No [N-th root] No [Rational exponent] No [Irrational exponent] No [Logarithm] No [Trigonometric function] No No [Inverse hyperbolic function] No [Gamma function] No [Bessel function] No [Special function] No [Continued fraction] No [Infinite series] No [Formal power series] No [Differential] No [Limit] No [Integral] No [Hyperbolic function]

Output: No

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Input: [v t e] Polynomial expression [Constant] Yes [Variable] Yes Yes [Factorial] Yes [Integer exponent] Yes [N-th root] No [Rational exponent] No [Irrational exponent] No [Logarithm] No [Trigonometric function] No No [Inverse hyperbolic function] No [Gamma function] No [Bessel function] No [Special function] No [Continued fraction] No [Infinite series] No [Formal power series] No [Differential] No [Limit] No [Integral] No [Hyperbolic function]

Output: No

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Input: [v t e] Algebraic expressions [Constant] Yes [Variable] Yes Yes [Factorial] Yes [Integer exponent] Yes [N-th root] Yes [Rational exponent] Yes [Irrational exponent] No [Logarithm] No [Trigonometric function] No No [Inverse hyperbolic function] No [Gamma function] No [Bessel function] No [Special function] No [Continued fraction] No [Infinite series] No [Formal power series] No [Differential] No [Limit] No [Integral] No [Hyperbolic function]

Output: No

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Input: [v t e] Closed-form expressions [Constant] Yes [Variable] Yes Yes [Factorial] Yes [Integer exponent] Yes [N-th root] Yes [Rational exponent] Yes [Irrational exponent] Yes [Logarithm] Yes [Trigonometric function] Yes Yes [Inverse hyperbolic function] Yes [Gamma function] No [Bessel function] No [Special function] No [Continued fraction] No [Infinite series] No [Formal power series] No [Differential] No [Limit] No [Integral] No [Hyperbolic function]

Output: Yes

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Input: [v t e] Analytical expressions [Constant] Yes [Variable] Yes Yes [Factorial] Yes [Integer exponent] Yes [N-th root] Yes [Rational exponent] Yes [Irrational exponent] Yes [Logarithm] Yes [Trigonometric function] Yes Yes [Inverse hyperbolic function] Yes [Gamma function] Yes [Bessel function] Yes [Special function] Yes [Continued fraction] Yes [Infinite series] Yes [Formal power series] No [Differential] No [Limit] No [Integral] No [Hyperbolic function]

Output: Yes

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Input: [v t e] Mathematical expressions [Constant] Yes [Variable] Yes Yes [Factorial] Yes [Integer exponent] Yes [N-th root] Yes [Rational exponent] Yes [Irrational exponent] Yes [Logarithm] Yes [Trigonometric function] Yes Yes [Inverse hyperbolic function] Yes [Gamma function] Yes [Bessel function] Yes [Special function] Yes [Continued fraction] Yes [Infinite series] Yes [Formal power series] Yes [Differential] Yes [Limit] Yes [Integral] Yes [Hyperbolic function]

Output: Yes

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Input: [v t e] Arithmetic expressions [Constant] Yes [Variable] Yes Yes [Factorial] Yes [Integer exponent] No [N-th root] No [Rational exponent] No [Irrational exponent] No [Logarithm] No [Trigonometric function] No No [Hyperbolic function] No [Inverse hyperbolic function] No [Bessel function] No [Special function] No [Continued fraction] No [Infinite series] No [Formal power series] No [Differential] No [Limit] No [Integral] No [Gamma function]

Output: No

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Input: [v t e] Polynomial expression [Constant] Yes [Variable] Yes Yes [Factorial] Yes [Integer exponent] Yes [N-th root] No [Rational exponent] No [Irrational exponent] No [Logarithm] No [Trigonometric function] No No [Hyperbolic function] No [Inverse hyperbolic function] No [Bessel function] No [Special function] No [Continued fraction] No [Infinite series] No [Formal power series] No [Differential] No [Limit] No [Integral] No [Gamma function]

Output: No

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Input: [v t e] Algebraic expressions [Constant] Yes [Variable] Yes Yes [Factorial] Yes [Integer exponent] Yes [N-th root] Yes [Rational exponent] Yes [Irrational exponent] No [Logarithm] No [Trigonometric function] No No [Hyperbolic function] No [Inverse hyperbolic function] No [Bessel function] No [Special function] No [Continued fraction] No [Infinite series] No [Formal power series] No [Differential] No [Limit] No [Integral] No [Gamma function]

Output: No

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Input: [v t e] Closed-form expressions [Constant] Yes [Variable] Yes Yes [Factorial] Yes [Integer exponent] Yes [N-th root] Yes [Rational exponent] Yes [Irrational exponent] Yes [Logarithm] Yes [Trigonometric function] Yes Yes [Hyperbolic function] Yes [Inverse hyperbolic function] Yes [Bessel function] No [Special function] No [Continued fraction] No [Infinite series] No [Formal power series] No [Differential] No [Limit] No [Integral] No [Gamma function]

Output: No

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Input: [v t e] Analytical expressions [Constant] Yes [Variable] Yes Yes [Factorial] Yes [Integer exponent] Yes [N-th root] Yes [Rational exponent] Yes [Irrational exponent] Yes [Logarithm] Yes [Trigonometric function] Yes Yes [Hyperbolic function] Yes [Inverse hyperbolic function] Yes [Bessel function] Yes [Special function] Yes [Continued fraction] Yes [Infinite series] Yes [Formal power series] No [Differential] No [Limit] No [Integral] No [Gamma function]

Output: Yes

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Input: [v t e] Mathematical expressions [Constant] Yes [Variable] Yes Yes [Factorial] Yes [Integer exponent] Yes [N-th root] Yes [Rational exponent] Yes [Irrational exponent] Yes [Logarithm] Yes [Trigonometric function] Yes Yes [Hyperbolic function] Yes [Inverse hyperbolic function] Yes [Bessel function] Yes [Special function] Yes [Continued fraction] Yes [Infinite series] Yes [Formal power series] Yes [Differential] Yes [Limit] Yes [Integral] Yes [Gamma function]

Output: Yes

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

Output: Parterre

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

Output: Broderie

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Glossary


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

Output: Bosquet

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Glossary


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

Output: Allée

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Glossary


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

Output: Topiary

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

Output: Patte d'Oie

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Input: [Repetition] mild–mod [Naming] mild–severe [Auditory comprehension] defective [Fluency] fluent paraphasic [Type of aphasia]

Output: Receptive aphasia

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Input: [Repetition] good [Naming] mod–severe [Auditory comprehension] poor [Fluency] fluent [Type of aphasia]

Output: Transcortical sensory aphasia

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Input: [Repetition] poor [Naming] mild [Auditory comprehension] relatively good [Fluency] fluent [Type of aphasia]

Output: Conduction aphasia

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Input: [Repetition] mild [Naming] mod–severe [Auditory comprehension] mild [Fluency] fluent [Type of aphasia]

Output: Anomic aphasia

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Input: [Repetition] mod–severe [Naming] mod–severe [Auditory comprehension] mild difficulty [Fluency] non-fluent, effortful, slow [Type of aphasia]

Output: Expressive aphasia

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Input: [Repetition] good [Naming] mild–severe [Auditory comprehension] relatively good [Fluency] non-fluent [Type of aphasia]

Output: Transcortical motor aphasia

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Input: [Repetition] poor [Naming] poor [Auditory comprehension] poor [Fluency] non-fluent [Type of aphasia]

Output: Global aphasia

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Input: [Repetition] moderate [Naming] poor [Auditory comprehension] poor [Fluency] non-fluent [Type of aphasia]

Output: Mixed transcortical aphasia

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Input: [v t e] Arithmetic expressions [Constant] Yes [Variable] Yes Yes [Factorial] Yes [Integer exponent] No [N-th root] No [Rational exponent] No [Irrational exponent] No [Logarithm] No [Trigonometric function] No [Hyperbolic function] No [Inverse hyperbolic function] No [Gamma function] No [Bessel function] No [Special function] No [Continued fraction] No [Infinite series] No [Formal power series] No [Differential] No [Limit] No [Integral] No

Output: No

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Input: [v t e] Polynomial expression [Constant] Yes [Variable] Yes Yes [Factorial] Yes [Integer exponent] Yes [N-th root] No [Rational exponent] No [Irrational exponent] No [Logarithm] No [Trigonometric function] No [Hyperbolic function] No [Inverse hyperbolic function] No [Gamma function] No [Bessel function] No [Special function] No [Continued fraction] No [Infinite series] No [Formal power series] No [Differential] No [Limit] No [Integral] No

Output: No

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Input: [v t e] Algebraic expressions [Constant] Yes [Variable] Yes Yes [Factorial] Yes [Integer exponent] Yes [N-th root] Yes [Rational exponent] Yes [Irrational exponent] No [Logarithm] No [Trigonometric function] No [Hyperbolic function] No [Inverse hyperbolic function] No [Gamma function] No [Bessel function] No [Special function] No [Continued fraction] No [Infinite series] No [Formal power series] No [Differential] No [Limit] No [Integral] No

Output: No

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Input: [v t e] Closed-form expressions [Constant] Yes [Variable] Yes Yes [Factorial] Yes [Integer exponent] Yes [N-th root] Yes [Rational exponent] Yes [Irrational exponent] Yes [Logarithm] Yes [Trigonometric function] Yes [Hyperbolic function] Yes [Inverse hyperbolic function] Yes [Gamma function] No [Bessel function] No [Special function] No [Continued fraction] No [Infinite series] No [Formal power series] No [Differential] No [Limit] No [Integral] No

Output: Yes

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Input: [v t e] Analytical expressions [Constant] Yes [Variable] Yes Yes [Factorial] Yes [Integer exponent] Yes [N-th root] Yes [Rational exponent] Yes [Irrational exponent] Yes [Logarithm] Yes [Trigonometric function] Yes [Hyperbolic function] Yes [Inverse hyperbolic function] Yes [Gamma function] Yes [Bessel function] Yes [Special function] Yes [Continued fraction] Yes [Infinite series] Yes [Formal power series] No [Differential] No [Limit] No [Integral] No

Output: Yes

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Input: [v t e] Mathematical expressions [Constant] Yes [Variable] Yes Yes [Factorial] Yes [Integer exponent] Yes [N-th root] Yes [Rational exponent] Yes [Irrational exponent] Yes [Logarithm] Yes [Trigonometric function] Yes [Hyperbolic function] Yes [Inverse hyperbolic function] Yes [Gamma function] Yes [Bessel function] Yes [Special function] Yes [Continued fraction] Yes [Infinite series] Yes [Formal power series] Yes [Differential] Yes [Limit] Yes [Integral] Yes

Output: Yes

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

Output: Unaffected

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Laboratory findings in various platelet and coagulation disorders (V - T)


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

Output: Prolonged

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

Output: Prolonged

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

Output: Unaffected

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

Output: Prolonged

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

Output: Prolonged

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

Output: Unaffected

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

Output: Prolonged

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

Output: Prolonged

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

Output: Prolonged

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

Output: Unaffected

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

Output: Unaffected

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

Output: Prolonged

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

Output: Prolonged

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

Output: Unaffected

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

Output: Unaffected

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Input: [Property/behavior] Water-holding capacity [Sand] Low [Clay] High [Silt]

Output: Medium to high

Generalized Influence of Soil Texture Separates on Some Properties/Behavior of Soils[45]


Input: [Property/behavior] Aeration [Sand] Good [Clay] Poor [Silt]

Output: Medium


Input: [Property/behavior] Drainage rate [Sand] High [Clay] Very slow [Silt]

Output: Slow to medium


Input: [Property/behavior] Soil organic matter level [Sand] Low [Clay] High to medium [Silt]

Output: Medium to high


Input: [Property/behavior] Decomposition of organic matter [Sand] Rapid [Clay] Slow [Silt]

Output: Medium


Input: [Property/behavior] Warm-up in spring [Sand] Rapid [Clay] Slow [Silt]

Output: Moderate


Input: [Property/behavior] Compactability [Sand] Low [Clay] High [Silt]

Output: Medium


Input: [Property/behavior] Susceptibility to wind erosion [Sand] Moderate (High if fine sand) [Clay] Low [Silt]

Output: High


Input: [Property/behavior] Susceptibility to water erosion [Sand] Low (unless fine sand) [Clay] Low if aggregated, otherwise high [Silt]

Output: High


Input: [Property/behavior] Shrink/Swell Potential [Sand] Very Low [Clay] Moderate to very high [Silt]

Output: Low


Input: [Property/behavior] Sealing of ponds, dams, and landfills [Sand] Poor [Clay] Good [Silt]

Output: Poor


Input: [Property/behavior] Suitability for tillage after rain [Sand] Good [Clay] Poor [Silt]

Output: Medium


Input: [Property/behavior] Pollutant leaching potential [Sand] High [Clay] Low (unless cracked) [Silt]

Output: Medium


Input: [Property/behavior] Ability to store plant nutrients [Sand] Poor [Clay] High [Silt]

Output: Medium to High


Input: [Property/behavior] Resistance to pH change [Sand] Low [Clay] High [Silt]

Output: Medium


Input: [Type of disorders] Infections [Very rare (≤ 1/10 000)]

Output: Gram positive (mucocutaneous) bacterial infection

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Input: [Type of disorders] Blood and lymphatic system [Very common (≥ 1/10)] Anemia Increased red blood cell sedimentation rate Thrombocytopenia Thrombocytosis [Common (≥ 1/100, < 1/10)] Neutropenia [Very rare (≤ 1/10 000)]

Output: Lymphadenopathy

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Input: [Type of disorders] Metabolism [Very rare (≤ 1/10 000)]

Output: Diabetes mellitus Hyperuricaemia

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Input: [Type of disorders] Psychiatric [Rare (≥ 1/10 000,< 1/1000)] Depression Aggravated depression Aggressive tendencies Anxiety Mood alterations [Very rare (≤ 1/10 000)]

Output: Abnormal behaviour Psychotic disorder Suicidal ideation Suicide attempt Suicide

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Input: [Type of disorders] Nervous system [Common (≥ 1/100, < 1/10)] Headache [Very rare (≤ 1/10 000)]

Output: Benign intracranial hypertension Convulsions Drowsiness Dizziness

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Input: [Type of disorders] Eye [Very common (≥ 1/10)] Blepharitis Conjunctivitis Dry eyes Eye irritation [Very rare (≤ 1/10 000)]

Output: Blurred vision Cataract Colour blindness Contact lens intolerance Corneal opacity Decreased night vision Keratitis Papilloedema Photophobia Visual disturbances

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Input: [Type of disorders] Ear [Very rare (≤ 1/10 000)]

Output: Impaired hearing

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Input: [Type of disorders] Vascular [Very rare (≤ 1/10 000)]

Output: Vasculitis (i.e. Wegener's granulomatosis, allergic vasculitis)

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Input: [Type of disorders] Respiratory, thoracic and mediastinal [Common (≥ 1/100, < 1/10)] Epistaxis Nasal dryness Nasopharyngitis [Very rare (≤ 1/10 000)]

Output: Bronchospasm (particularly in patients with asthma) Hoarseness

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Input: [Type of disorders] Gastrointestinal [Very rare (≤ 1/10 000)]

Output: Colitis Ileitis Dry throat Gastrointestinal haemorrhage Haemorrhagic diarrhoea Inflammatory bowel disease Nausea Pancreatitis

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Input: [Type of disorders] Hepatobiliary [Very common (≥ 1/10)] Increased transaminase [Very rare (≤ 1/10 000)]

Output: Hepatitis

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Input: [Type of disorders] Skin and subcutaneous tissues [Very common (≥ 1/10)] Cheilitis Dermatitis Dry skin Localised exfoliation Pruritus Rash Erythematous Skin fragility [Rare (≥ 1/10 000,< 1/1000)] Alopecia [Very rare (≤ 1/10 000)]

Output: Acne fulminans Aggravated acne (acne flare) Erythema (facial) Exanthema Hair disorders Hirsutism Nail dystrophy Paronychia Photosensitivity reaction Pyogenic granuloma Skin hyperpigmentation Increased sweating

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Input: [Type of disorders] Musculo-skeletal and connective tissue [Very common (≥ 1/10)] Arthralgia Myalgia Back pain [Very rare (≤ 1/10 000)]

Output: Arthritis Calcinosis (calcification of ligaments and tendons) Premature epiphyseal fusion Exostosis Hyperostosis Osteopenia Tendonitis

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Input: [Type of disorders] Renal and urinary [Very rare (≤ 1/10 000)]

Output: Glomerulonephritis

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Input: [Type of disorders] General [Very rare (≤ 1/10 000)]

Output: Increased formation of granulation tissue Malaise

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Input: [Type of disorders] Investigation [Very common (≥ 1/10)] Increased triglycerides Decreased HDL [Common (≥ 1/100, < 1/10)] Increased blood cholesterol Increased blood glucose Haematuria Proteinuria [Very rare (≤ 1/10 000)]

Output: Increased creatine phosphokinase

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Input: [Name] Brain Room [Contents] A glass tank of deep green liquid. In this tank a number of pearly-white brains drift around. When removed from the potion in the tank, the brains fling out streamers of thoughts which can seriously injure someone if they wrap themselves around them. Other doors open off this room. [Description]

Output: This long, rectangular room is lit by lamps hanging low on golden chains from the ceiling. It is quite empty except for a few desks.

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Input: [Name] Entrance Room [Contents] Whenever one of its doors is shut, the room's walls rotate, disorienting its occupants for several seconds. This is presumably a security device to keep non-employees of the department from reaching a desired room. Responds to a verbal request for an exit by opening the correct door. [Description]

Output: Large, circular room – everything black. Identical, unmarked, handle-less black doors are set at intervals around in walls. Dimly lit by blue flamed branches of candles.

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Input: [Name] Space Chamber [Contents] Magically stimulated floating solar system. [Description]

Output: A dark room possibly simulating outer space. Visitors find themselves floating as well.

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Input: [Name] Death Chamber [Contents] In the pit is a raised, stone dais, on which stands an ancient arch with an ancient, tattered black curtain hanging from it. Despite an absence of wind, it continuously flutters slightly, and entrances its viewers. Harry Potter hears faint voices from beyond the veil when he comes near it in the books. It was through this archway that Sirius Black fell and died in Order of the Phoenix. It is implied that the veil somehow leads to the afterlife, as some (perhaps those who have seen someone die) are able to hear voices whispering from behind it. Different people are affected differently. Harry and Ginny are attracted. Hermione and Ron, however, are disconcerted by it. [Description]

Output: A large, dimly lit, rectangular room with stone tiers (as benches) leading down to a pit in the centre. It is similar to an amphitheatre. Called the Death Chamber by Dumbledore.

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Input: [Name] Time Chamber [Contents] A room in which various time-related devices are kept, such as clocks of every description and Time-Turners (necklaces with hourglass pendants, which will send the wearer back in time when the pendant is turned over). It also contains a mysterious bell jar, inside which anything will grow steadily younger and younger, and then slowly return to its original age in a never-ending cycle. Hermione mentions that the department's entire stock of smashed Time-Turners were not even replaced by September 1996.[HP6] [Description]

Output: A room lit by "beautiful, dancing diamond-sparkling light".

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Input: [Name] Hall of Prophecy [Contents] Vertical to the door are towering shelves holding thousands of orbs (recordings of prophecies). To the left of the door are row Nos.1 – 53, while on the right of the door are rows Nos.54 and beyond. They are magically protected, so that the only people who can lift them off their shelf are the Keeper of the Hall of Prophecies and the subject(s) of the prophecies; all others are afflicted with instant madness. Whenever an orb breaks, the recorded prophecy it contains is repeated aloud once, after which the recording is useless. Sybill Trelawney's 1980 prophecy of "the boy who would defeat the Dark Lord" is kept in here until the events of Order of the Phoenix in which it was smashed. [Description]

Output: A cathedral-sized room, dark and very cold, illuminated by the dim blue fire emitted from more candle brackets.

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Input: [Name] The Ever-Locked Room (Love Chamber) [Contents] According to Dumbledore, behind that door is the most mysterious subject of study in the department: a force "that is at once more wonderful and more terrible than death, than human intelligence, than the forces of nature... It is the power held within that room that Harry possesses in such quantities and which Voldemort has none at all." In Half-Blood Prince, this power was confirmed through a dialogue between Harry and Dumbledore to be love. [Description]

Output: A room behind a door that remains locked at all times and which neither the "Alohomora" spell nor magical unlocking knives can unlock.

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Input: [Term] Parterre [Definition]

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

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

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

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Input: [Term] Bosquet [Definition]

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

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Input: [Term] Allée [Definition]

Output: A straight path, often lined with trees

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Input: [Term] Topiary [Definition]

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

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Glossary


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

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

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Input: [0] Baseline intra frame compression [Main] Yes [Advanced] Yes [Simple]

Output: Yes


Input: [0] Variable-sized transform [Main] Yes [Advanced] Yes [Simple]

Output: Yes


Input: [0] 16-bit transform [Main] Yes [Advanced] Yes [Simple]

Output: Yes


Input: [0] Overlapped transform [Main] Yes [Advanced] Yes [Simple]

Output: Yes


Input: [0] 4 motion vector per macroblock [Main] Yes [Advanced] Yes [Simple]

Output: Yes


Input: [0] ¼ pixel luminance motion compensation [Main] Yes [Advanced] Yes [Simple]

Output: Yes


Input: [0] ¼ pixel chrominance motion compensation [Main] Yes [Advanced] Yes [Simple]

Output: No


Input: [0] Start codes [Main] Yes [Advanced] Yes [Simple]

Output: No


Input: [0] Extended motion vectors [Main] Yes [Advanced] Yes [Simple]

Output: No


Input: [0] Loop filter [Main] Yes [Advanced] Yes [Simple]

Output: No


Input: [0] Dynamic resolution change [Main] Yes [Advanced] Yes [Simple]

Output: No


Input: [0] Adaptive macroblock quantisation [Main] Yes [Advanced] Yes [Simple]

Output: No


Input: [0] B frames [Main] Yes [Advanced] Yes [Simple]

Output: No


Input: [0] Intensity compensation [Main] Yes [Advanced] Yes [Simple]

Output: No


Input: [0] Range adjustment [Main] Yes [Advanced] Yes [Simple]

Output: No


Input: [0] Field and frame coding modes [Main] No [Advanced] Yes [Simple]

Output: No


Input: [0] GOP Layer [Main] No [Advanced] Yes [Simple]

Output: No


Input: [0] Display metadata [Main] No [Advanced] Yes [Simple]

Output: No


Input: [Main] Main [Advanced] Advanced [Simple]

Output: Simple


Input: [0] Palatalisation of velars [Old English] Yes [Old Frisian] Yes [Old Saxon] No [Old Dutch] No [Old Upper German] No [Old Central German]

Output: No

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Input: [0] Unrounding of front rounded vowels [Old English] Yes [Old Frisian] Yes [Old Saxon] No [Old Dutch] No [Old Upper German] No [Old Central German]

Output: No

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Input: [0] Loss of intervocalic *-h- [Old English] Yes [Old Frisian] Yes [Old Saxon] No [Old Dutch] Yes [Old Upper German] No [Old Central German]

Output: No

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Input: [0] Class II weak verb ending *-(ō)ja- [Old English] Yes [Old Frisian] Yes [Old Saxon] Sometimes [Old Dutch] No [Old Upper German] No [Old Central German]

Output: No

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Input: [0] Merging of plural forms of verbs [Old English] Yes [Old Frisian] Yes [Old Saxon] Yes [Old Dutch] No [Old Upper German] No [Old Central German]

Output: No

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Input: [0] Ingvaeonic nasal spirant law [Old English] Yes [Old Frisian] Yes [Old Saxon] Yes [Old Dutch] Rare [Old Upper German] No [Old Central German]

Output: No

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Input: [0] Loss of the reflexive pronoun [Old English] Yes [Old Frisian] Yes [Old Saxon] Yes [Old Dutch] Most dialects [Old Upper German] No [Old Central German]

Output: No

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Input: [0] Loss of final *-z in single-syllable words [Old English] Yes [Old Frisian] Yes [Old Saxon] Yes [Old Dutch] Yes [Old Upper German] No [Old Central German]

Output: No

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Input: [0] Reduction of weak class III to four relics [Old English] Yes [Old Frisian] Yes [Old Saxon] Yes [Old Dutch] Yes [Old Upper German] No [Old Central German]

Output: No

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Input: [0] Monophthongization of *ai, *au [Old English] Yes [Old Frisian] Yes [Old Saxon] Yes [Old Dutch] Usually [Old Upper German] Partial [Old Central German]

Output: Partial

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Input: [0] Final-obstruent devoicing [Old English] No [Old Frisian] No [Old Saxon] No [Old Dutch] Yes [Old Upper German] No [Old Central German]

Output: No

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Input: [0] Diphthongization of *ē, *ō [Old English] No [Old Frisian] No [Old Saxon] Rare [Old Dutch] Yes [Old Upper German] Yes [Old Central German]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] Loss of initial *h- before consonant [Old English] No [Old Frisian] No [Old Saxon] No [Old Dutch] Yes [Old Upper German] Yes [Old Central German]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] Loss of initial *w- before consonant [Old English] No [Old Frisian] No [Old Saxon] No [Old Dutch] No [Old Upper German] Yes [Old Central German]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] High German consonant shift [Old English] No [Old Frisian] No [Old Saxon] No [Old Dutch] No [Old Upper German] Yes [Old Central German]

Output: Partial

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Input: [Reason] blp [Action] edit [Description]

Output: For pages protected to promote compliance with the biographies of living persons policy.

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Input: [Reason] dispute [Action] edit [Description]

Output: For pages protected due to editing disputes.

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Input: [Reason] dmca [Action] edit [Description]

Output: For pages protected by the Wikimedia Foundation due to Digital Millennium Copyright Act takedown requests.

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Input: [Reason] mainpage [Action] edit [Description]

Output: For pages protected for being displayed on the Main Page.

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Input: [Reason] office [Action] edit [Description]

Output: For pages protected by the Wikimedia Foundation.

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Output: For pages protected by the Wikimedia Foundation and "reset" to a bare-bones version.

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Input: [Reason] sock [Action] edit [Description]

Output: For pages protected due to sock puppetry.

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Input: [Reason] template [Action] edit [Description]

Output: For high-risk templates and Lua modules.

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Input: [Reason] usertalk [Action] edit [Description]

Output: For pages protected against disruptive edits by a particular user.

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Input: [Reason] vandalism [Action] edit [Description]

Output: For pages protected against vandalism.

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Input: [Reason] dispute [Action] move [Description]

Output: For pages protected against page moves due to disputes over the page title.

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Input: [Reason] vandalism [Action] move [Description]

Output: For pages protected against page-move vandalism.

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Input: [Description] This program is designed to improve the United States' court system by awarding grant money for a period of 36 months by the creation of either a Sexual Assault or a Domestic Violence Docket, a Dedicated Sexual Assault or a Domestic Violence Court, or Specialized Court Enhancement. Additionally, courts may apply for funding for Judicial Education or Staff Training for a budget period of 24 months to allow their staff to better address dating violence, sexual assault, domestic violence and stalking issues.[50] [Name]

Output: Court Training and Improvements Program

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Input: [Description] This program supports projects that create public education campaigns and community organizing to encourage men and boys to work as allies with women and girls to prevent sexual assault, domestic violence, dating violence, and stalking.[6] According to Futures Without Violence,[51] one of the recipients of this grant, this program will focus on the role that men hold in preventing (both directly and indirectly) violence against women by being their allies and supporters.[52]" In April of 2011, the Department of Justice announced there would be $6.9 million in grants awarded to 23 projects.[53] These initiatives were proposed by non-profit, state, and governmental institutions as a part of "OVW's ongoing commitment to support gender and culturally specific education on healthy relationships and strengthen existing community outreach efforts to men and boys[53]" [Name]

Output: Engaging Men and Youth Program

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Input: [Description] The VAWA of 2005 authorized the use of $20 million for the fiscal years 2007-2011 for the Children and Youth Exposed to Violence Grant program.[54] This program specifically targets children: it is designed to decrease the effects that domestic violence, dating violence, sexual assault, and stalking may have on youth, and lessen the risks of their future victimization.[6] By supporting programs that provide "direct counseling, advocacy, or mentoring [6]", and coordinating programs that refer families and children to direct services and service providers, the Children and Youth Exposed to Violence Grant Program aims to help "[v]ictim service providers, tribal nonprofit organizations, and community-based organizations.[54]" [Name]

Output: Children and Youth Exposed to Violence Grant Program

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Input: [Description] The Supervised Visitation and Safe Exchange Grant Program helps children of victims get the safe environment that they require to grow up emotionally healthy. Because domestic violence can be difficult on children, this program ensures that their safety is of paramount importance.[6] [Name]

Output: Safe Havens: Supervised Visitation and Safe Exchange Grant Program

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Input: [Description] By using information from the past and newer modeling techniques, this program aims to optimally respond to victims' needs post trauma.[6] This program was highlighted in the VAWA of 2005, which provides for training to prepare those who work with children and young adults to diagnose and treat victims.[33] [Name]

Output: Services to Advocate for and Respond to Youth Grant Program

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Input: [Description] The STEP program received an appropriation of $5 million from VAWA 2005 for Fiscal Years 2007 through 2011.[55] This program is designed to "support middle and high schools to develop and implement effective training, services, prevention strategies, policies, and coordinated community responses for student victims of domestic violence, dating violence, sexual assault, or stalking [55]" The non-profit Break the Cycle in Washington D.C. notes that STEP in the 2005 VAWA will help both middle and high school students, and the schools themselves, to create safe environments for young victims.[33] [Name]

Output: Services, Training, Education and Policies (STEP) to Reduce Domestic Violence, Dating Violence, Sexual Assault and Stalking in Secondary Schools Grant Program (STEP)

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Input: [Character[9]] Jean Valjean [Description] Prisoner 24601. After being released from imprisonment for serving nineteen years (five for stealing a loaf of bread and fourteen for multiple escape attempts), he breaks parole and, after receiving mercy from Bishop Myriel, turns his life around to live for God, showing the effects of God's grace that bring a corrupt man into virtuous and selfless living. He changes his identity, becoming the wealthy mayor of a small town. He later adopts Cosette, the only daughter of Fantine. At the end, he eventually dies and the spirit of Fantine thanks him for raising her child. [Voice[10]]

Output: dramatic tenor/ original production: dramatic baritone

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Input: [Character[9]] Inspector Javert [Description] Respects the law above all else and relentlessly pursues Valjean, hoping to bring the escaped convict to justice. He firmly believes in the justice of the law, and has no room for mercy. In the end he commits suicide, broken by the mercy he experiences from Valjean. [Voice[10]]

Output: baritone

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Input: [Character[9]] The Bishop of Digne [Description] Shelters Valjean after his release from jail and gives him gifts of silver and absolution. His acts of kindness move Valjean to surrender his ways to God, escaping the label of "criminal" and living in a new identity. [Voice[10]]

Output: baritone

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Input: [Character[9]] The Factory Foreman [Description] Foreman of Valjean's (Valjean has assumed the name Madeleine) jet bead factory in Montreuil-sur-Mer which employs Fantine and other workers. The Foreman fires Fantine from the factory when she persists in resisting his overt sexual advances and because it is discovered that she is the mother of an illegitimate child (Cosette) living elsewhere. [Voice[10]]

Output: baritone or tenor

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Input: [Character[9]] The Factory Girl [Description] Mistress to the Factory Foreman. She intercepts a letter that the Thénardiers have sent to Fantine which exposes her as the mother of an illegitimate child, and the Factory Girl shows it to the Foreman, goading him into firing her. [Voice[10]]

Output: soprano

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Input: [Character[9]] Fantine [Description] An impoverished factory worker who loses her job and, as a result, turns to prostitution in order to continue paying the Thénardiers to care for her illegitimate daughter, Cosette. As Fantine dies of consumption, she asks Valjean to look after her child. Ultimately she appears as a spirit and escorts the dying Valjean to Heaven. [Voice[10]]

Output: lyric mezzo-soprano

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Input: [Character[9]] Old Woman [Description] Affectionately called "The Hair Hag" in many of the original US companies, the Old Woman is the character who talks Fantine into selling her hair before Fantine becomes a prostitute. [Voice[10]]

Output: contralto

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Input: [Character[9]] Crone [Description] Also called "The Locket Crone," this character is the woman who talks Fantine into selling her precious locket for much less than it is worth. [Voice[10]]

Output: soprano

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Input: [Character[9]] Bamatabois [Description] An upper-class "fop" who tries to buy Fantine's services. He treats her abusively so she refuses him. When Javert enters the scene, Bamatabois tries to cover the fact that he was soliciting a prostitute by having her arrested for attacking him. [Voice[10]]

Output: tenor

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Input: [Character[9]] Fauchelevent [Description] In a role reduced from the novel, he appears only in the Cart Crash scene, where he is trapped under the cart and rescued by Valjean. He is an elderly man who has fallen upon hard times. [Voice[10]]

Output: baritone or tenor

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Input: [Character[9]] Champmathieu [Description] A man who is arrested and on trial because he is believed to be Jean Valjean. Valjean, still under the name Madeleine, confesses his true identity at the trial in order to save the man. [Voice[10]]

Output: silent

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Input: [Character[9]] Young Cosette [Description] The eight-year-old daughter of Fantine. Cosette is in the care of the Thénardiers who are paid by Fantine to take care of her child. Unknown to Fantine, the Thénardiers force Cosette to work, and they use Fantine's money for their own needs. [Voice[10]]

Output: treble

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Input: [Character[9]] Madame Thénardier [Description] Thénardier's unscrupulous wife, who abuses Cosette but dotes on her own daughter, Éponine. She is fully complicit in most of her husband's crimes and schemes. [Voice[10]]

Output: contralto

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Input: [Character[9]] Young Éponine [Description] The pampered daughter of the Thénardiers. She grows up with Cosette and is unkind to her. [Voice[10]]

Output: silent

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Input: [Character[9]] Thénardier [Description] A second-rate thief, Thénardier runs a small inn where he continually bilks his customers. He and his family later travel to Paris, where he sets up as the leader of a gang of street thugs and con men. An eternal survivor, Thénardier is above nothing and below everything. [Voice[10]]

Output: comic baritone

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Input: [Character[9]] Gavroche [Description] A streetwise urchin who knows everyone and everything that happens in the slums of Paris. He joins up with the revolutionaries, and later dies on the barricade attempting to recover ammunition from fallen soldiers. [Voice[10]]

Output: boy soprano

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Input: [Character[9]] Enjolras [Description] Enjolras is the leader of the student revolutionaries and a friend of Marius. He is Idealistic and charismatic, although his plan is doomed to failure. [Voice[10]]

Output: baritone or tenor

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Input: [Character[9]] Marius Pontmercy [Description] A student revolutionary, is friends with Éponine, but falls in love with Cosette, and she with him. He is later rescued from the barricades by Valjean, who ultimately gives Marius and Cosette his blessing, allowing them to be married. [Voice[10]]

Output: baritone or tenor

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Input: [Character[9]] Éponine [Description] Daughter of the Thénardiers, Éponine, now a ragged street waif and a thief like her father, secretly loves Marius. Although it causes her great anguish, she helps him locate Cosette and later delivers a message he sends her from the barricade. She is killed while returning to the barricades to see Marius. In the end she appears as a spirit alongside Fantine and they guide the dying Valjean to Heaven. [Voice[10]]

Output: mezzo-soprano

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Input: [Character[9]] Brujon [Description] A brutish and cowardly, but dissatisfied, member of Thénardier's Gang. Brujon's role in the musical expands to cover Gueulemer. [Voice[10]]

Output: baritone or tenor

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Input: [Character[9]] Babet [Description] A foreboding member of Thénardier's Gang. [Voice[10]]

Output: baritone or tenor

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Input: [Character[9]] Claquesous [Description] A member of Thénardier's Gang Quiet and masked, expert at evading the police, Claquesous might in fact be working for the law. [Voice[10]]

Output: baritone or tenor

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Input: [Character[9]] Montparnasse [Description] A young member of Thénardier's Gang, Montparnasse is a handsome man who appears to be close to Éponine. [Voice[10]]

Output: baritone or tenor

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Input: [Character[9]] Cosette [Description] Cosette, the daughter of Fantine, has grown-up to become a beautiful young woman of culture and privilege under Valjean's adoptive and loving fatherly care and protection. She falls in love with Marius, and he returns her equally strong and pure romantic feelings. She marries him at the end of the musical. [Voice[10]]

Output: soprano

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Input: [Character[9]] Friends of the ABC [Description] Student revolutionaries who lead a revolution and die in the process, the Friends of the ABC become martyrs for the rights of citizens. (See Members listed below) [Voice[10]]

Output: baritones and tenors

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Input: [Character[9]] Combeferre [Description] Combeferre is the philosopher of the ABC group. Enjolras' second-in-command. He is described as the guide of the Friends of the ABC. [Voice[10]]

Output: Baritone or tenor

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Input: [Character[9]] Feuilly [Description] Feuilly is the only member of the Friends of the ABC who is not a student; he is a workingman. An optimist who stands as a sort of ambassador for the "outside," while the rest of the men stand for France. He loves Poland very much. [Voice[10]]

Output: tenor

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Input: [Character[9]] Courfeyrac [Description] Friendly and open, Courfeyrac introduces Marius to the ABC society in the novel. He always has many mistresses, and is described as the centre of the Friends of the ABC, always giving off warmth. [Voice[10]]

Output: tenor

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Input: [Character[9]] Joly [Description] A medical student and a hypochondriac; best friends with Lesgles. [Voice[10]]

Output: tenor or baritone

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Input: [Character[9]] Grantaire [Description] Grantaire is a member of the Friends of the ABC. Though he admires Enjolras and is one of his truest friends, Grantaire often opposes Enjolras' fierce determination and occasionally acts as a voice of reason. Grantaire is also very close to Gavroche and attempts to act as his protector. Grantaire has a weakness for spirits of the alcoholic kind and is often tipsy throughout the musical, carrying a bottle of wine wherever he goes. [Voice[10]]

Output: baritone

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Input: [Character[9]] Jean Prouvaire [Description] Prouvaire, a poet, is the youngest student member of the Friends. Jean Prouvaire has the honor of waving the giant red flag during "One Day More" at the end of Act One. [Voice[10]]

Output: baritone or tenor

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Input: [Character[9]] Lesgles [Description] Best friends with Joly. A very unlucky man, but also a very happy one. [Voice[10]]

Output: baritone or tenor

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Input: [Character[9]] Army Officer [Description] A voice from offstage, he demands the surrender of the student revolutionaries before the army attacks. [Voice[10]]

Output: tenor

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Input: [Year] 2008 [Award] Lucille Lortel Award [Category] Outstanding Featured Actor in a Play [Work] Becky Shaw [Result]

Output: Nominated

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Input: [Year] 2009 [Award] 63rd Tony Awards [Category] Tony Award for Best Actor in a Play [Work] reasons to be pretty [Result]

Output: Nominated

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Input: [Year] 2009 [Award] Drama Desk Award [Category] Drama Desk Award for Outstanding Actor in a Play [Work] reasons to be pretty [Result]

Output: Nominated

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Input: [Year] 2009 [Award] Drama League Award [Category] Distinguished Performance [Work] reasons to be pretty [Result]

Output: Nominated

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Input: [Year] 2009 [Award] Outer Critics Circle Award [Category] Outstanding Actor in a Play [Work] reasons to be pretty [Result]

Output: Nominated

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Input: [Year] 2011 [Award] Lucille Lortel Award [Category] Outstanding Featured Actor in a Play [Work] Other Desert Cities [Result]

Output: Won

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Input: [Year] 2011 [Award] Obie Awards [Category] Obie Award for Distinguished Performance by an Actor [Work] Other Desert Cities [Result]

Output: Won

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Input: [School] Indiana [Bowling] No [Fencing[c 1]] No [Ice Hockey] No [Pistol[c 3]] No [Rifle[c 4]] No [Synchronized Swimming[c 5]] No [Water Polo] CWPA [Lightweight Rowing[c 2]]

Output: No

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Input: [School] Michigan [Bowling] No [Fencing[c 1]] No [Ice Hockey] No [Pistol[c 3]] No [Rifle[c 4]] No [Synchronized Swimming[c 5]] No [Water Polo] CWPA [Lightweight Rowing[c 2]]

Output: No

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Input: [School] Michigan State [Bowling] No [Fencing[c 1]] No [Ice Hockey] No [Pistol[c 3]] No [Rifle[c 4]] No [Synchronized Swimming[c 5]] No [Water Polo] No [Lightweight Rowing[c 2]]

Output: No

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Input: [School] Minnesota [Bowling] No [Fencing[c 1]] No [Ice Hockey] WCHA [Pistol[c 3]] No [Rifle[c 4]] No [Synchronized Swimming[c 5]] No [Water Polo] No [Lightweight Rowing[c 2]]

Output: No

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Input: [School] Nebraska [Bowling] Independent [Fencing[c 1]] No [Ice Hockey] No [Pistol[c 3]] No [Rifle[c 4]] GARC [Synchronized Swimming[c 5]] No [Water Polo] No [Lightweight Rowing[c 2]]

Output: No

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Input: [School] Northwestern [Bowling] No [Fencing[c 1]] Independent [Ice Hockey] No [Pistol[c 3]] No [Rifle[c 4]] No [Synchronized Swimming[c 5]] No [Water Polo] No [Lightweight Rowing[c 2]]

Output: No

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Input: [School] Ohio State [Bowling] No [Fencing[c 1]] Independent [Ice Hockey] WCHA [Pistol[c 3]] Independent [Rifle[c 4]] PRC [Synchronized Swimming[c 5]] Independent [Water Polo] No [Lightweight Rowing[c 2]]

Output: No

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Input: [School] Penn State [Bowling] No [Fencing[c 1]] Independent [Ice Hockey] CHA [Pistol[c 3]] No [Rifle[c 4]] No [Synchronized Swimming[c 5]] No [Water Polo] No [Lightweight Rowing[c 2]]

Output: No

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Input: [School] Rutgers [Bowling] No [Fencing[c 1]] No [Ice Hockey] No [Pistol[c 3]] No [Rifle[c 4]] No [Synchronized Swimming[c 5]] No [Water Polo] No [Lightweight Rowing[c 2]]

Output: EARC

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Input: [School] Wisconsin [Bowling] No [Fencing[c 1]] No [Ice Hockey] WCHA [Pistol[c 3]] No [Rifle[c 4]] No [Synchronized Swimming[c 5]] No [Water Polo] No [Lightweight Rowing[c 2]]

Output: EARC

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Input: [Description] The efficiency of the algorithm used to pick the next best block to erase and rewrite [Type] Variable [Relationship*] Inverse (good) [Factor]

Output: Garbage collection

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Input: [Description] The percentage of physical capacity which is allocated to the SSD controller [Type] Variable [Relationship*] Inverse (good) [Factor]

Output: Over-provisioning

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Input: [Description] These commands must be sent by the operating system (OS) which tells the storage device which sectors contain invalid data. SSDs consuming these commands can then reclaim the pages containing these sectors as free space when the blocks containing these pages are erased instead of copying the invalid data to clean pages. [Type] Toggle [Relationship*] Positive (good) [Factor]

Output: TRIM command for SATA or UNMAP for SCSI

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Input: [Description] The percentage of the user capacity free of actual user data; requires TRIM, otherwise the SSD gains no benefit from any free user capacity [Type] Variable [Relationship*] Inverse (good) [Factor]

Output: Free user space

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Input: [Description] Erases all user data and related metadata which resets the SSD to the initial out-of-box performance (until garbage collection resumes) [Type] Toggle [Relationship*] Positive (good) [Factor]

Output: Secure erase

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Input: [Description] The efficiency of the algorithm that ensures every block is written an equal number of times to all other blocks as evenly as possible [Type] Variable [Relationship*] Direct (bad) [Factor]

Output: Wear leveling

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Input: [Description] Grouping data based on how often it tends to change [Type] Toggle [Relationship*] Positive (good) [Factor]

Output: Separating static and dynamic data

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Input: [Description] In theory, sequential writes have a write amplification of 1, but other factors will still affect the value [Type] Toggle [Relationship*] Positive (good) [Factor]

Output: Sequential writes

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Input: [Description] Writing to non-sequential LBAs will have the greatest impact on write amplification [Type] Toggle [Relationship*] Negative (bad) [Factor]

Output: Random writes

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Input: [Description] Write amplification goes down and SSD speed goes up when data compression and deduplication eliminates more redundant data. [Type] Variable [Relationship*] Inverse (good) [Factor]

Output: Data compression which includes data deduplication

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Input: [Description] This writes data at a rate of one bit per cell instead of the designed number of bits per cell (normally two bits per cell) to speed up reads and writes. If capacity limits of the NAND in SLC mode are approached, the SSD must rewrite the oldest data written in SLC mode into MLC or TLC mode to allow space in the SLC mode NAND to be erased in order to accept more data. However, this approach can reduce wear by keeping frequently-changed pages in SLC mode to avoid programming these changes in MLC or TLC mode, because writing in MLC or TLC mode does more damage to the flash than writing in SLC mode. Therefore, this approach drives up write amplification but could reduce wear when writing patterns target frequently-written pages. However, sequential- and random-write patterns will aggravate the damage because there are no or few frequently-written pages that could be contained in the SLC area, forcing old data to need to be constantly be rewritten to MLC or TLC from the SLC area. [Type] Toggle [Relationship*] Negative (bad) [Factor]

Output: Using MLC NAND in SLC mode

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Input: [Character[9]] Jean Valjean [Voice[10]] dramatic tenor/ original production: dramatic baritone [Description]

Output: Prisoner 24601. After being released from imprisonment for serving nineteen years (five for stealing a loaf of bread and fourteen for multiple escape attempts), he breaks parole and, after receiving mercy from Bishop Myriel, turns his life around to live for God, showing the effects of God's grace that bring a corrupt man into virtuous and selfless living. He changes his identity, becoming the wealthy mayor of a small town. He later adopts Cosette, the only daughter of Fantine. At the end, he eventually dies and the spirit of Fantine thanks him for raising her child.

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Input: [Character[9]] Inspector Javert [Voice[10]] baritone [Description]

Output: Respects the law above all else and relentlessly pursues Valjean, hoping to bring the escaped convict to justice. He firmly believes in the justice of the law, and has no room for mercy. In the end he commits suicide, broken by the mercy he experiences from Valjean.

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Input: [Character[9]] The Bishop of Digne [Voice[10]] baritone [Description]

Output: Shelters Valjean after his release from jail and gives him gifts of silver and absolution. His acts of kindness move Valjean to surrender his ways to God, escaping the label of "criminal" and living in a new identity.

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Input: [Character[9]] The Factory Foreman [Voice[10]] baritone or tenor [Description]

Output: Foreman of Valjean's (Valjean has assumed the name Madeleine) jet bead factory in Montreuil-sur-Mer which employs Fantine and other workers. The Foreman fires Fantine from the factory when she persists in resisting his overt sexual advances and because it is discovered that she is the mother of an illegitimate child (Cosette) living elsewhere.

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Input: [Character[9]] The Factory Girl [Voice[10]] soprano [Description]

Output: Mistress to the Factory Foreman. She intercepts a letter that the Thénardiers have sent to Fantine which exposes her as the mother of an illegitimate child, and the Factory Girl shows it to the Foreman, goading him into firing her.

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Input: [Character[9]] Fantine [Voice[10]] lyric mezzo-soprano [Description]

Output: An impoverished factory worker who loses her job and, as a result, turns to prostitution in order to continue paying the Thénardiers to care for her illegitimate daughter, Cosette. As Fantine dies of consumption, she asks Valjean to look after her child. Ultimately she appears as a spirit and escorts the dying Valjean to Heaven.

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Input: [Character[9]] Old Woman [Voice[10]] contralto [Description]

Output: Affectionately called "The Hair Hag" in many of the original US companies, the Old Woman is the character who talks Fantine into selling her hair before Fantine becomes a prostitute.

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Input: [Character[9]] Crone [Voice[10]] soprano [Description]

Output: Also called "The Locket Crone," this character is the woman who talks Fantine into selling her precious locket for much less than it is worth.

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Input: [Character[9]] Bamatabois [Voice[10]] tenor [Description]

Output: An upper-class "fop" who tries to buy Fantine's services. He treats her abusively so she refuses him. When Javert enters the scene, Bamatabois tries to cover the fact that he was soliciting a prostitute by having her arrested for attacking him.

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Input: [Character[9]] Fauchelevent [Voice[10]] baritone or tenor [Description]

Output: In a role reduced from the novel, he appears only in the Cart Crash scene, where he is trapped under the cart and rescued by Valjean. He is an elderly man who has fallen upon hard times.

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Input: [Character[9]] Champmathieu [Voice[10]] silent [Description]

Output: A man who is arrested and on trial because he is believed to be Jean Valjean. Valjean, still under the name Madeleine, confesses his true identity at the trial in order to save the man.

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Input: [Character[9]] Young Cosette [Voice[10]] treble [Description]

Output: The eight-year-old daughter of Fantine. Cosette is in the care of the Thénardiers who are paid by Fantine to take care of her child. Unknown to Fantine, the Thénardiers force Cosette to work, and they use Fantine's money for their own needs.

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Input: [Character[9]] Madame Thénardier [Voice[10]] contralto [Description]

Output: Thénardier's unscrupulous wife, who abuses Cosette but dotes on her own daughter, Éponine. She is fully complicit in most of her husband's crimes and schemes.

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Input: [Character[9]] Young Éponine [Voice[10]] silent [Description]

Output: The pampered daughter of the Thénardiers. She grows up with Cosette and is unkind to her.

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Input: [Character[9]] Thénardier [Voice[10]] comic baritone [Description]

Output: A second-rate thief, Thénardier runs a small inn where he continually bilks his customers. He and his family later travel to Paris, where he sets up as the leader of a gang of street thugs and con men. An eternal survivor, Thénardier is above nothing and below everything.

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Input: [Character[9]] Gavroche [Voice[10]] boy soprano [Description]

Output: A streetwise urchin who knows everyone and everything that happens in the slums of Paris. He joins up with the revolutionaries, and later dies on the barricade attempting to recover ammunition from fallen soldiers.

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Input: [Character[9]] Enjolras [Voice[10]] baritone or tenor [Description]

Output: Enjolras is the leader of the student revolutionaries and a friend of Marius. He is Idealistic and charismatic, although his plan is doomed to failure.

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Input: [Character[9]] Marius Pontmercy [Voice[10]] baritone or tenor [Description]

Output: A student revolutionary, is friends with Éponine, but falls in love with Cosette, and she with him. He is later rescued from the barricades by Valjean, who ultimately gives Marius and Cosette his blessing, allowing them to be married.

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Input: [Character[9]] Éponine [Voice[10]] mezzo-soprano [Description]

Output: Daughter of the Thénardiers, Éponine, now a ragged street waif and a thief like her father, secretly loves Marius. Although it causes her great anguish, she helps him locate Cosette and later delivers a message he sends her from the barricade. She is killed while returning to the barricades to see Marius. In the end she appears as a spirit alongside Fantine and they guide the dying Valjean to Heaven.

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Input: [Character[9]] Brujon [Voice[10]] baritone or tenor [Description]

Output: A brutish and cowardly, but dissatisfied, member of Thénardier's Gang. Brujon's role in the musical expands to cover Gueulemer.

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Input: [Character[9]] Babet [Voice[10]] baritone or tenor [Description]

Output: A foreboding member of Thénardier's Gang.

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Input: [Character[9]] Claquesous [Voice[10]] baritone or tenor [Description]

Output: A member of Thénardier's Gang Quiet and masked, expert at evading the police, Claquesous might in fact be working for the law.

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Input: [Character[9]] Montparnasse [Voice[10]] baritone or tenor [Description]

Output: A young member of Thénardier's Gang, Montparnasse is a handsome man who appears to be close to Éponine.

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Input: [Character[9]] Cosette [Voice[10]] soprano [Description]

Output: Cosette, the daughter of Fantine, has grown-up to become a beautiful young woman of culture and privilege under Valjean's adoptive and loving fatherly care and protection. She falls in love with Marius, and he returns her equally strong and pure romantic feelings. She marries him at the end of the musical.

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Input: [Character[9]] Friends of the ABC [Voice[10]] baritones and tenors [Description]

Output: Student revolutionaries who lead a revolution and die in the process, the Friends of the ABC become martyrs for the rights of citizens. (See Members listed below)

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Input: [Character[9]] Combeferre [Voice[10]] Baritone or tenor [Description]

Output: Combeferre is the philosopher of the ABC group. Enjolras' second-in-command. He is described as the guide of the Friends of the ABC.

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Input: [Character[9]] Feuilly [Voice[10]] tenor [Description]

Output: Feuilly is the only member of the Friends of the ABC who is not a student; he is a workingman. An optimist who stands as a sort of ambassador for the "outside," while the rest of the men stand for France. He loves Poland very much.

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Input: [Character[9]] Courfeyrac [Voice[10]] tenor [Description]

Output: Friendly and open, Courfeyrac introduces Marius to the ABC society in the novel. He always has many mistresses, and is described as the centre of the Friends of the ABC, always giving off warmth.

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Input: [Character[9]] Joly [Voice[10]] tenor or baritone [Description]

Output: A medical student and a hypochondriac; best friends with Lesgles.

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Input: [Character[9]] Grantaire [Voice[10]] baritone [Description]

Output: Grantaire is a member of the Friends of the ABC. Though he admires Enjolras and is one of his truest friends, Grantaire often opposes Enjolras' fierce determination and occasionally acts as a voice of reason. Grantaire is also very close to Gavroche and attempts to act as his protector. Grantaire has a weakness for spirits of the alcoholic kind and is often tipsy throughout the musical, carrying a bottle of wine wherever he goes.

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Input: [Character[9]] Jean Prouvaire [Voice[10]] baritone or tenor [Description]

Output: Prouvaire, a poet, is the youngest student member of the Friends. Jean Prouvaire has the honor of waving the giant red flag during "One Day More" at the end of Act One.

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Input: [Character[9]] Lesgles [Voice[10]] baritone or tenor [Description]

Output: Best friends with Joly. A very unlucky man, but also a very happy one.

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Input: [Character[9]] Army Officer [Voice[10]] tenor [Description]

Output: A voice from offstage, he demands the surrender of the student revolutionaries before the army attacks.

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Input: [0] Palatalisation of velars [Old Frisian] Yes [Old Saxon] No [Old Dutch] No [Old Central German] No [Old Upper German] No [Old English]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] Unrounding of front rounded vowels [Old Frisian] Yes [Old Saxon] No [Old Dutch] No [Old Central German] No [Old Upper German] No [Old English]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] Loss of intervocalic *-h- [Old Frisian] Yes [Old Saxon] No [Old Dutch] Yes [Old Central German] No [Old Upper German] No [Old English]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] Class II weak verb ending *-(ō)ja- [Old Frisian] Yes [Old Saxon] Sometimes [Old Dutch] No [Old Central German] No [Old Upper German] No [Old English]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] Merging of plural forms of verbs [Old Frisian] Yes [Old Saxon] Yes [Old Dutch] No [Old Central German] No [Old Upper German] No [Old English]

Output: Yes

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