Input: [IRC daemon] Advanced operator ACL [Bahamut] No [bIRCd] No [Charybdis] Yes [InspIRCd] Yes [IRCD] Unknown [IRCD-Hybrid] No [ircd-ratbox] No [ircu] Yes [ithildin] Yes [kike] No [miniircd] No [Nefarious IRCu] Yes [ngIRCd] No [OfficeIRC Server] Partial [PleXusIRCd] No [pureIRCd] Unknown [RockIRCd] Unknown [RubIRCd] No [ShadowIRCd] Yes [snircd] Yes [solid-ircd] No [Synchronet IRCd] No [UnrealIRCd] Third party module[71] [WeIRCd] No [ConferenceRoom]

Output: Yes

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Input: [IRC daemon] Operator "levels"[68] [Bahamut] No [bIRCd] No [Charybdis] Yes [InspIRCd] Module [IRCD] No [IRCD-Hybrid] No [ircd-ratbox] No [ircu] No [ithildin] Yes [kike] No [miniircd] No [Nefarious IRCu] No [ngIRCd] No [OfficeIRC Server] Yes [PleXusIRCd] Unknown [pureIRCd] Unknown [RockIRCd] Yes [RubIRCd] Yes [ShadowIRCd] Yes [snircd] No [solid-ircd] No [Synchronet IRCd] No [UnrealIRCd] Third party module (netadmins)[72] [WeIRCd] No [ConferenceRoom]

Output: Yes

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Input: [IRC daemon] vHost via I-line (or equivalent) [Bahamut] Partial [bIRCd] Partial [Charybdis] Yes [InspIRCd] Yes [IRCD] No [IRCD-Hybrid] Yes [ircd-ratbox] Yes [ircu] No [ithildin] No [kike] No [miniircd] No [Nefarious IRCu] Yes [ngIRCd] No [OfficeIRC Server] Yes [PleXusIRCd] Yes [pureIRCd] Unknown [RockIRCd] No [RubIRCd] Yes [ShadowIRCd] Yes [snircd] Yes [solid-ircd] Partial [Synchronet IRCd] No [UnrealIRCd] Yes, vhost block in conf [WeIRCd] No [ConferenceRoom]

Output: Yes

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Input: [IRC daemon] i18n nicknames[69] [Bahamut] No [bIRCd] No [Charybdis] No [InspIRCd] Module [IRCD] No [IRCD-Hybrid] No [ircd-ratbox] No [ircu] No [ithildin] No [kike] No [miniircd] No [Nefarious IRCu] No [ngIRCd] No [OfficeIRC Server] Yes [PleXusIRCd] Unknown [pureIRCd] Unknown [RockIRCd] Unknown [RubIRCd] No [ShadowIRCd] No [snircd] No [solid-ircd] No [Synchronet IRCd] No [UnrealIRCd] iso8859-1/2/7/8-I/9/16, windows-1250/1251, Multibyte [WeIRCd] No [ConferenceRoom]

Output: Partial

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Input: [IRC daemon] RDBMS integration (SQL) [Bahamut] No [bIRCd] No [Charybdis] No [InspIRCd] Old versions: MySQL, SQLite & PostgreSQL: Authorization, Services Integration, Logging, Operaccess [IRCD] No [IRCD-Hybrid] No [ircd-ratbox] No [ircu] No [ithildin] No [kike] No [miniircd] No [Nefarious IRCu] No [ngIRCd] No [OfficeIRC Server] Partial [PleXusIRCd] No [pureIRCd] Unknown [RockIRCd] No [RubIRCd] No [ShadowIRCd] No [snircd] No [solid-ircd] No [Synchronet IRCd] No [UnrealIRCd] MySQL & PostgreSQL: Third party modules [73] [WeIRCd] SQLite in services module [ConferenceRoom]

Output: Partial

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Input: [IRC daemon] Bahamut [Windows] No [DOS] No [Mac OS] Yes [Linux] Yes [BSD] Yes [Solaris] Yes [HP-UX] Unknown [AIX] Unknown [select()] Yes [poll()] Yes [epoll[57]] Yes [kqueue[58]] Yes [threads] Unknown [RT signals[59]] No [Windows IOCP[61]] No [Solaris IOCP[62]] No [/dev/poll[60]]

Output: Yes

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Input: [IRC daemon] bIRCd [Windows] Yes [DOS] No [Mac OS] Unknown [Linux] Yes [BSD] Yes [Solaris] Yes [HP-UX] Yes [AIX] Unknown [select()] Yes [poll()] Yes [epoll[57]] No [kqueue[58]] No [threads] Unknown [RT signals[59]] No [Windows IOCP[61]] No [Solaris IOCP[62]] No [/dev/poll[60]]

Output: No

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Input: [IRC daemon] Charybdis [Windows] No [DOS] No [Mac OS] Yes [Linux] Yes [BSD] Yes [Solaris] Yes [HP-UX] Yes [AIX] Yes [select()] Yes [poll()] Yes [epoll[57]] Yes [kqueue[58]] Yes [threads] Unknown [RT signals[59]] No [Windows IOCP[61]] No [Solaris IOCP[62]] Yes [/dev/poll[60]]

Output: Yes

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Input: [IRC daemon] ConferenceRoom [Windows] Yes [DOS] No [Mac OS] Yes [Linux] Yes [BSD] Yes [Solaris] Yes [HP-UX] No [AIX] No [select()] Yes [poll()] Yes [epoll[57]] Yes [kqueue[58]] Yes [threads] Unknown [RT signals[59]] No [Windows IOCP[61]] Yes [Solaris IOCP[62]] No [/dev/poll[60]]

Output: Yes

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Input: [IRC daemon] InspIRCd[63][64] [Windows] Yes [DOS] No [Mac OS] Yes [Linux] Yes [BSD] Yes [Solaris] Yes [HP-UX] Yes [AIX] Yes [select()] Yes [poll()] Yes [epoll[57]] Yes [kqueue[58]] Yes [threads] Unknown [RT signals[59]] No [Windows IOCP[61]] Yes [Solaris IOCP[62]] Yes [/dev/poll[60]]

Output: Yes

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Input: [IRC daemon] IRCD[65] [Windows] Yes [DOS] No [Mac OS] No [Linux] Yes [BSD] Yes [Solaris] Yes [HP-UX] Yes [AIX] Yes [select()] Yes [poll()] Yes [epoll[57]] No [kqueue[58]] No [threads] Unknown [RT signals[59]] No [Windows IOCP[61]] No [Solaris IOCP[62]] No [/dev/poll[60]]

Output: No

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Input: [IRC daemon] ircd-hybrid [Windows] No [DOS] No [Mac OS] Yes [Linux] Yes [BSD] Yes [Solaris] Yes [HP-UX] Yes [AIX] Yes [select()] Yes [poll()] Yes [epoll[57]] Yes [kqueue[58]] Yes [threads] Unknown [RT signals[59]] No [Windows IOCP[61]] No [Solaris IOCP[62]] No [/dev/poll[60]]

Output: Yes

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Input: [IRC daemon] ircd-ratbox [Windows] Yes [DOS] No [Mac OS] Yes [Linux] Yes [BSD] Yes [Solaris] Yes [HP-UX] Yes [AIX] Yes [select()] Yes [poll()] Yes [epoll[57]] Yes [kqueue[58]] Yes [threads] Unknown [RT signals[59]] Yes [Windows IOCP[61]] No [Solaris IOCP[62]] Yes [/dev/poll[60]]

Output: Yes

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Input: [IRC daemon] ircu [Windows] No [DOS] No [Mac OS] Yes [Linux] Yes [BSD] Yes [Solaris] Yes [HP-UX] Yes [AIX] Yes [select()] Yes [poll()] Yes [epoll[57]] Yes [kqueue[58]] Yes [threads] Unknown [RT signals[59]] No [Windows IOCP[61]] No [Solaris IOCP[62]] No [/dev/poll[60]]

Output: Yes

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Input: [IRC daemon] ithildin [Windows] No [DOS] No [Mac OS] No [Linux] Yes [BSD] Yes [Solaris] Unknown [HP-UX] Unknown [AIX] Unknown [select()] Yes [poll()] Yes [epoll[57]] No [kqueue[58]] Yes [threads] Unknown [RT signals[59]] No [Windows IOCP[61]] No [Solaris IOCP[62]] No [/dev/poll[60]]

Output: No

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Input: [IRC daemon] kike [Windows] No [DOS] No [Mac OS] Unknown [Linux] Yes [BSD] Yes [Solaris] Unknown [HP-UX] Unknown [AIX] Unknown [select()] No [poll()] Yes [epoll[57]] Yes [kqueue[58]] No [threads] No [RT signals[59]] No [Windows IOCP[61]] No [Solaris IOCP[62]] No [/dev/poll[60]]

Output: No

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Input: [IRC daemon] miniircd [Windows] Yes [DOS] Yes [Mac OS] Yes [Linux] Yes [BSD] Yes [Solaris] Yes [HP-UX] Yes [AIX] Yes [select()] Yes [poll()] No [epoll[57]] No [kqueue[58]] No [threads] No [RT signals[59]] No [Windows IOCP[61]] No [Solaris IOCP[62]] No [/dev/poll[60]]

Output: No

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Input: [IRC daemon] Nefarious IRCu [Windows] No [DOS] No [Mac OS] Yes [Linux] Yes [BSD] Yes [Solaris] Yes [HP-UX] Yes [AIX] Unknown [select()] Yes [poll()] Yes [epoll[57]] Yes [kqueue[58]] Yes [threads] Unknown [RT signals[59]] No [Windows IOCP[61]] No [Solaris IOCP[62]] No [/dev/poll[60]]

Output: Yes

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Input: [IRC daemon] ngIRCd [Windows] Yes [DOS] No [Mac OS] Yes [Linux] Yes [BSD] Yes [Solaris] Yes [HP-UX] Yes [AIX] Yes [select()] Yes [poll()] Yes [epoll[57]] Yes [kqueue[58]] Yes [threads] Unknown [RT signals[59]] No [Windows IOCP[61]] No [Solaris IOCP[62]] No [/dev/poll[60]]

Output: Yes

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Input: [IRC daemon] OfficeIRC Server [Windows] Yes [DOS] No [Mac OS] Yes [Linux] Emulated [BSD] Yes [Solaris] No [HP-UX] No [AIX] No [select()] Unknown [poll()] Unknown [epoll[57]] No [kqueue[58]] No [threads] Unknown [RT signals[59]] No [Windows IOCP[61]] Yes [Solaris IOCP[62]] No [/dev/poll[60]]

Output: No

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Input: [IRC daemon] PleXusIRCd [Windows] No [DOS] No [Mac OS] Yes [Linux] Yes [BSD] Yes [Solaris] Yes [HP-UX] Yes [AIX] Yes [select()] Yes [poll()] Yes [epoll[57]] Yes [kqueue[58]] Yes [threads] Unknown [RT signals[59]] Yes [Windows IOCP[61]] No [Solaris IOCP[62]] No [/dev/poll[60]]

Output: Yes

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Input: [IRC daemon] pureIRCd [Windows] Yes [DOS] No [Mac OS] No [Linux] No [BSD] No [Solaris] No [HP-UX] No [AIX] No [select()] Yes [poll()] No [epoll[57]] No [kqueue[58]] No [threads] Unknown [RT signals[59]] No [Windows IOCP[61]] No [Solaris IOCP[62]] No [/dev/poll[60]]

Output: No

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Input: [IRC daemon] RockIRCd [Windows] No [DOS] Yes [Mac OS] No [Linux] No [BSD] No [Solaris] No [HP-UX] No [AIX] No [select()] No [poll()] No [epoll[57]] No [kqueue[58]] No [threads] Unknown [RT signals[59]] No [Windows IOCP[61]] No [Solaris IOCP[62]] No [/dev/poll[60]]

Output: No

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Input: [IRC daemon] RubIRCd [Windows] Yes [DOS] No [Mac OS] Yes [Linux] Yes [BSD] Yes [Solaris] Yes [HP-UX] Yes [AIX] Yes [select()] Yes [poll()] Yes [epoll[57]] Yes [kqueue[58]] Yes [threads] Yes [RT signals[59]] No [Windows IOCP[61]] No [Solaris IOCP[62]] No [/dev/poll[60]]

Output: No

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Input: [IRC daemon] ShadowIRCd [Windows] No [DOS] No [Mac OS] Yes [Linux] Yes [BSD] Yes [Solaris] Yes [HP-UX] Yes [AIX] Yes [select()] Yes [poll()] Yes [epoll[57]] Yes [kqueue[58]] Yes [threads] Unknown [RT signals[59]] Yes [Windows IOCP[61]] No [Solaris IOCP[62]] Yes [/dev/poll[60]]

Output: Yes

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Input: [IRC daemon] snircd [Windows] No [DOS] No [Mac OS] Yes [Linux] Yes [BSD] Yes [Solaris] Yes [HP-UX] Yes [AIX] Yes [select()] Yes [poll()] Yes [epoll[57]] Yes [kqueue[58]] Yes [threads] Unknown [RT signals[59]] No [Windows IOCP[61]] No [Solaris IOCP[62]] No [/dev/poll[60]]

Output: Yes

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Input: [IRC daemon] solid-ircd [Windows] No [DOS] No [Mac OS] Yes [Linux] Yes [BSD] Yes [Solaris] Yes [HP-UX] Unknown [AIX] Unknown [select()] Yes [poll()] Yes [epoll[57]] Yes [kqueue[58]] Yes [threads] Unknown [RT signals[59]] No [Windows IOCP[61]] No [Solaris IOCP[62]] No [/dev/poll[60]]

Output: Yes

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Input: [IRC daemon] Synchronet IRCd [Windows] Yes [DOS] No [Mac OS] Yes [Linux] Yes [BSD] Yes [Solaris] Yes [HP-UX] Unknown [AIX] Unknown [select()] Yes [poll()] Yes [epoll[57]] Yes [kqueue[58]] Yes [threads] Unknown [RT signals[59]] No [Windows IOCP[61]] No [Solaris IOCP[62]] No [/dev/poll[60]]

Output: Yes

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Input: [IRC daemon] UnrealIRCd [Windows] Yes [DOS] No [Mac OS] Yes [Linux] Yes [BSD] Yes [Solaris] Yes [HP-UX] Unknown [AIX] Unknown [select()] Yes [poll()] No [epoll[57]] No [kqueue[58]] No [threads] Unknown [RT signals[59]] No [Windows IOCP[61]] No [Solaris IOCP[62]] No [/dev/poll[60]]

Output: No

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Input: [IRC daemon] WeIRCd [Windows] Yes [DOS] No [Mac OS] Yes [Linux] Yes [BSD] Yes [Solaris] Unknown [HP-UX] Unknown [AIX] Unknown [select()] Yes [poll()] No [epoll[57]] No [kqueue[58]] No [threads] Unknown [RT signals[59]] No [Windows IOCP[61]] No [Solaris IOCP[62]] No [/dev/poll[60]]

Output: No

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Input: [IRC daemon] Channel types [Bahamut] # [bIRCd] # & [Charybdis] # & [ConferenceRoom] # & [InspIRCd] # [IRCD] # & ! + [IRCD-Hybrid] # [ircd-ratbox] # & [ithildin] # [kike] # [miniircd] + # & ! [Nefarious IRCu] # & [ngIRCd] # & + [OfficeIRC Server] # %# & %& [PleXusIRCd] # & [pureIRCd] # [RockIRCd] # [RubIRCd] # [ShadowIRCd] # & [snircd] # & [solid-ircd] # [Synchronet IRCd] # & [UnrealIRCd] # [WeIRCd] # [ircu]

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Input: [IRC daemon] Halfop support (+h %) [Bahamut] No [bIRCd] No [Charybdis] No [ConferenceRoom] No [InspIRCd] Yes [IRCD] No [IRCD-Hybrid] Yes [ircd-ratbox] No [ithildin] No [kike] No [miniircd] No [Nefarious IRCu] Yes [ngIRCd] Yes[70] [OfficeIRC Server] No [PleXusIRCd] Yes [pureIRCd] No [RockIRCd] No [RubIRCd] Yes [ShadowIRCd] Yes [snircd] No [solid-ircd] Yes [Synchronet IRCd] No [UnrealIRCd] Yes [WeIRCd] Yes [ircu]

Output: No

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Input: [IRC daemon] Admin/protect support (+a/+u &/!/*) [Bahamut] No [bIRCd] No [Charybdis] No [ConferenceRoom] No [InspIRCd] Module [IRCD] No [IRCD-Hybrid] No [ircd-ratbox] No [ithildin] No [kike] No [miniircd] No [Nefarious IRCu] No [ngIRCd] Yes [OfficeIRC Server] Yes [PleXusIRCd] Yes [pureIRCd] No [RockIRCd] Yes [RubIRCd] Yes [ShadowIRCd] Yes [snircd] Yes [solid-ircd] No [Synchronet IRCd] No [UnrealIRCd] Yes [WeIRCd] No [ircu]

Output: Yes

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Input: [IRC daemon] Founder/owner support (+q ~/.) [Bahamut] No [bIRCd] No [Charybdis] No [ConferenceRoom] Yes [InspIRCd] Module [IRCD] No [IRCD-Hybrid] No [ircd-ratbox] No [ithildin] No [kike] No [miniircd] No [Nefarious IRCu] No [ngIRCd] Yes [OfficeIRC Server] Yes [PleXusIRCd] Yes [pureIRCd] Unknown [RockIRCd] Yes [RubIRCd] Yes [ShadowIRCd] No [snircd] No [solid-ircd] No [Synchronet IRCd] No [UnrealIRCd] Yes [WeIRCd] No [ircu]

Output: No

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Input: [IRC daemon] Operator prefixing[67] [Bahamut] No [bIRCd] No [Charybdis] No [ConferenceRoom] No [InspIRCd] Module [IRCD] No [IRCD-Hybrid] No [ircd-ratbox] No [ithildin] Yes [kike] No [miniircd] No [Nefarious IRCu] No [ngIRCd] No [OfficeIRC Server] Yes [PleXusIRCd] No [pureIRCd] Unknown [RockIRCd] Unknown [RubIRCd] Yes [ShadowIRCd] No [snircd] No [solid-ircd] No [Synchronet IRCd] No [UnrealIRCd] No [WeIRCd] No [ircu]

Output: No

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Input: [IRC daemon] Advanced operator ACL [Bahamut] No [bIRCd] No [Charybdis] Yes [ConferenceRoom] Yes [InspIRCd] Yes [IRCD] Unknown [IRCD-Hybrid] No [ircd-ratbox] No [ithildin] Yes [kike] No [miniircd] No [Nefarious IRCu] Yes [ngIRCd] No [OfficeIRC Server] Partial [PleXusIRCd] No [pureIRCd] Unknown [RockIRCd] Unknown [RubIRCd] No [ShadowIRCd] Yes [snircd] Yes [solid-ircd] No [Synchronet IRCd] No [UnrealIRCd] Third party module[71] [WeIRCd] No [ircu]

Output: Yes

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Input: [IRC daemon] Operator "levels"[68] [Bahamut] No [bIRCd] No [Charybdis] Yes [ConferenceRoom] Yes [InspIRCd] Module [IRCD] No [IRCD-Hybrid] No [ircd-ratbox] No [ithildin] Yes [kike] No [miniircd] No [Nefarious IRCu] No [ngIRCd] No [OfficeIRC Server] Yes [PleXusIRCd] Unknown [pureIRCd] Unknown [RockIRCd] Yes [RubIRCd] Yes [ShadowIRCd] Yes [snircd] No [solid-ircd] No [Synchronet IRCd] No [UnrealIRCd] Third party module (netadmins)[72] [WeIRCd] No [ircu]

Output: No

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Input: [IRC daemon] vHost via I-line (or equivalent) [Bahamut] Partial [bIRCd] Partial [Charybdis] Yes [ConferenceRoom] Yes [InspIRCd] Yes [IRCD] No [IRCD-Hybrid] Yes [ircd-ratbox] Yes [ithildin] No [kike] No [miniircd] No [Nefarious IRCu] Yes [ngIRCd] No [OfficeIRC Server] Yes [PleXusIRCd] Yes [pureIRCd] Unknown [RockIRCd] No [RubIRCd] Yes [ShadowIRCd] Yes [snircd] Yes [solid-ircd] Partial [Synchronet IRCd] No [UnrealIRCd] Yes, vhost block in conf [WeIRCd] No [ircu]

Output: No

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Input: [IRC daemon] i18n nicknames[69] [Bahamut] No [bIRCd] No [Charybdis] No [ConferenceRoom] Partial [InspIRCd] Module [IRCD] No [IRCD-Hybrid] No [ircd-ratbox] No [ithildin] No [kike] No [miniircd] No [Nefarious IRCu] No [ngIRCd] No [OfficeIRC Server] Yes [PleXusIRCd] Unknown [pureIRCd] Unknown [RockIRCd] Unknown [RubIRCd] No [ShadowIRCd] No [snircd] No [solid-ircd] No [Synchronet IRCd] No [UnrealIRCd] iso8859-1/2/7/8-I/9/16, windows-1250/1251, Multibyte [WeIRCd] No [ircu]

Output: No

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Input: [IRC daemon] RDBMS integration (SQL) [Bahamut] No [bIRCd] No [Charybdis] No [ConferenceRoom] Partial [InspIRCd] Old versions: MySQL, SQLite & PostgreSQL: Authorization, Services Integration, Logging, Operaccess [IRCD] No [IRCD-Hybrid] No [ircd-ratbox] No [ithildin] No [kike] No [miniircd] No [Nefarious IRCu] No [ngIRCd] No [OfficeIRC Server] Partial [PleXusIRCd] No [pureIRCd] Unknown [RockIRCd] No [RubIRCd] No [ShadowIRCd] No [snircd] No [solid-ircd] No [Synchronet IRCd] No [UnrealIRCd] MySQL & PostgreSQL: Third party modules [73] [WeIRCd] SQLite in services module [ircu]

Output: No

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Input: [Chuvash] кун [Noun case] Nominative [English]

Output: day, or the day

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Input: [Chuvash] кунăн [Noun case] Genitive [English]

Output: of the day

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Input: [Chuvash] куна [Noun case] Objective [English]

Output: to the day

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Input: [Chuvash] кунта [Noun case] Locative [English]

Output: in the day

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Input: [Chuvash] кунтан [Noun case] Ablative [English]

Output: of the day, or from the day

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Input: [Chuvash] кунпа [Noun case] Instrumental [English]

Output: with the day

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Input: [Ventral system] Recognition/identification [Dorsal system] Visually guided behaviour [Factor]

Output: Function

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Input: [Ventral system] High spatial frequencies - details [Dorsal system] High temporal frequencies - motion [Factor]

Output: Sensitivity

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Input: [Ventral system] Long term stored representations [Dorsal system] Only very short-term storage [Factor]

Output: Memory

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Input: [Ventral system] Relatively slow [Dorsal system] Relatively fast [Factor]

Output: Speed

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Input: [Ventral system] Typically high [Dorsal system] Typically low [Factor]

Output: Consciousness

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Input: [Ventral system] Allocentric or object-centered [Dorsal system] Egocentric or viewer-centered [Factor]

Output: Frame of reference

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Input: [Ventral system] Mainly foveal or parafoveal [Dorsal system] Across retina [Factor]

Output: Visual input

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Input: [Ventral system] Generally reasonably small effects [Dorsal system] Often large effects e.g. motion parallax [Factor]

Output: Monocular vision

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Input: [Garuda] Thamisra [Wrong doings] Stealing other's property including wife, children and belongings [Punishment given in Naraka]

Output: Thrashing with the weapon, gada

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Input: [Garuda] Andhathamisra [Wrong doings] Post marital cheating between husband and wife [Punishment given in Naraka]

Output: Unconscious circulation in abyss

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Input: [Garuda] Rourava [Wrong doings] Destroying, splitting other's family and their belongings [Punishment given in Naraka]

Output: Spanking the Life organs with trident by Yama kinkaras

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Input: [Garuda] Maharourava [Wrong doings] Brutally destroying other's property and family for the sake of acquisition [Punishment given in Naraka]

Output: A wild animal, Ruru, tortures them in various forms

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Input: [Garuda] Kumbhipakam [Wrong doings] Destroying innocent lives for food [Punishment given in Naraka]

Output: Roasting in hot oil tank by yama kinkaras

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Input: [Garuda] Kalasuthra [Wrong doings] Torturing and putting elders & parents in starvation [Punishment given in Naraka]

Output: Same set of treatment in hell

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Input: [Garuda] asipathra [Wrong doings] Abetting God and devolve from Dharma practices [Punishment given in Naraka]

Output: Torture by evil spirits; results in fear

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Input: [Garuda] Sukaramukha [Wrong doings] Punishing innocent people and accomplice unlawful activities [Punishment given in Naraka]

Output: Grinding under the sharp teeth of an animal resembling pig

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Input: [Garuda] Andhakoopam [Wrong doings] Torturing lives and inhumane activities [Punishment given in Naraka]

Output: Biting by wild animals; Run over by wild animals

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Input: [Garuda] Agnikunda [Wrong doings] Snatching other's property by force, gaining undue advantage and unlawfully making best out of everything in the world [Punishment given in Naraka]

Output: Roasting in agni kunda in inverted position with hands and legs tied under a stick

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Input: [Garuda] Vajrakandaka [Wrong doings] Unchaste people in physical contact with unmatching people [Punishment given in Naraka]

Output: Physical hugging with fire spitting idols

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Input: [Garuda] Krimibhojanam [Wrong doings] Selfish survival; eating other's work [Punishment given in Naraka]

Output: Insects are left intruding the body

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Input: [Garuda] Salmali [Wrong doings] Unchaste relationships by kamukas [Punishment given in Naraka]

Output: Thrashing with gada

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Input: [Garuda] Vaitarani [Wrong doings] Using official stature to attain undue advantage, acting against dharma [Punishment given in Naraka]

Output: Submerging in Vaitarna river where water is mixed with blood, urine and feces

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Input: [Garuda] Puyodaya [Wrong doings] Shameless behaviour, mixing with unchaste women & leading the life without any motive [Punishment given in Naraka]

Output: Biting by poisonous insects and animals

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Input: [Garuda] Pranarodhra [Wrong doings] Torturing lives and killing them [Punishment given in Naraka]

Output: Spanking the Life organs with arrows by Yama kinkaras

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Input: [Garuda] Pasusava [Wrong doings] Torturing cows (in which are all devatas) [Punishment given in Naraka]

Output: Slashing by canes

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Input: [Garuda] Sarameyadana [Wrong doings] Gutting houses, torturing lives, poisoning lives, involving in massacre [Punishment given in Naraka]

Output: Torture by unknown wild animals

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Input: [Garuda] Aveechi [Wrong doings] Giving false evidence [Punishment given in Naraka]

Output: Submerging and torturing in livebodies

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Input: [Garuda] Paribathanam [Wrong doings] Drinking and making others drink alcohol [Punishment given in Naraka]

Output: Drinking lava

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Input: [Garuda] Kasharakarddama [Wrong doings] Involving in bad activities and defaming elders and living with selfish motives [Punishment given in Naraka]

Output: Torture the Life organs by unknown spirits

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Input: [Garuda] Rakshogana [Wrong doings] Performing naramedha yaga, eating non vegetarian dishes and torturing soft animals [Punishment given in Naraka]

Output: The same victims torture the hecklers

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Input: [Garuda] Shulaprota [Wrong doings] Killing innocent people, masterminding people, committing suicide and betraying a person's trust. [Punishment given in Naraka]

Output: Unknown birds peck and torture with shula

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Input: [Garuda] Suchimukha [Wrong doings] Not doing any good, amassing wealth by wrong doings and stealing wealth [Punishment given in Naraka]

Output: Stinging with nails and torturing with hunger and thirst

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Input: [Garuda] Kunthasootha [Wrong doings] Not doing any good and always doing bad to others [Punishment given in Naraka]

Output: Stinging by insects like scorpions

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Input: [Garuda] Vadaroga [Wrong doings] Severely torturing living beings [Punishment given in Naraka]

Output: Handcuffed and burnt in fire

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Input: [Garuda] Paryavarthanam [Wrong doings] Defaming guests and not treating them [Punishment given in Naraka]

Output: Torturing with hunger and thirst

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Input: [Garuda] Lalabhakshakanam [Wrong doings] Torturing wife / husband and involving her / him in unchaste relationships [Punishment given in Naraka]

Output: Same set of treatment in hell

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Input: [American English] not touch something with a ten-foot pole [British English]

Output: not touch something with a bargepole

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Input: [American English] sweep under the rug* [British English]

Output: sweep under the carpet

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Input: [American English] knock on wood [British English]

Output: touch wood

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Input: [American English] see the forest for the trees [British English]

Output: see the wood for the trees

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Input: [American English] throw a (monkey) wrench (into a situation) [British English]

Output: put a spanner in the works

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Input: [American English] to put your two cents (or two cents' worth) in[98] [British English]

Output: put (or stick) your oar in[96] but it won't make a ha'porth of difference[97] to put your two penn'orth (or tuppence worth) in

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Input: [American English] skeleton in the closet [British English]

Output: skeleton in the cupboard

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Input: [American English] a home away from home [British English]

Output: a home from home

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Input: [American English] blow (or toot) one's own horn [British English]

Output: blow one's own trumpet

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Input: [American English] a drop in the bucket,[99] a spit in the ocean [British English]

Output: a drop in the ocean

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Input: [American English] beating a dead horse [British English]

Output: flogging a dead horse

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Input: [American English] don't have a clue or have no clue (haven't got a clue is also acceptable) [British English]

Output: haven't (got) a clue

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Input: [American English] a new lease on life [British English]

Output: a new lease of life

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Input: [American English] lay of the land [British English]

Output: lie of the land

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Input: [American English] take it with a grain of salt [British English]

Output: take it with a pinch of salt

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Input: [American English] a tempest in a teapot [British English]

Output: a storm in a teacup

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Input: [Term] Available cards [Description]

Output: Those that are not "blocked" by other cards, i.e., not forbidden by the particular rules of each game, to be used.

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Input: [Term] Released cards [Description]

Output: Those that, by the removal of the cards that blocked them, have now become available.

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Input: [Term] Suitable cards [Description]

Output: Those whose value and suit fit them to be played or placed in the tableaux.

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Input: [Term] Base card [Description]

Output: The first card which must go on a pile; typically this refers to aces on foundation piles

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Input: [Term] Topmost card [Description]

Output: The card in a pile which doesn't have any cards on top of it; this is true even if the cards are fanned down

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Input: [Term] Redeal [Description]

Output: When the Stock pile is empty, to take the Waste, turn it over, and place it in the Stock

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Input: [Term] Marriage [Description]

Output: The placing a card of the same suit on the next one above or below it in value. Any number may be placed on each other in this way.

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Input: [Term] Lane [Alternate terms] Space [Description]

Output: An empty space in the tableau, which has been formed by the removal of an entire row of cards.

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Input: [Factor] Function [Ventral system] Recognition/identification [Dorsal system]

Output: Visually guided behaviour

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Input: [Factor] Sensitivity [Ventral system] High spatial frequencies - details [Dorsal system]

Output: High temporal frequencies - motion

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Input: [Factor] Memory [Ventral system] Long term stored representations [Dorsal system]

Output: Only very short-term storage

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Input: [Factor] Speed [Ventral system] Relatively slow [Dorsal system]

Output: Relatively fast

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Input: [Factor] Consciousness [Ventral system] Typically high [Dorsal system]

Output: Typically low

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Input: [Factor] Frame of reference [Ventral system] Allocentric or object-centered [Dorsal system]

Output: Egocentric or viewer-centered

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Input: [Factor] Visual input [Ventral system] Mainly foveal or parafoveal [Dorsal system]

Output: Across retina

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Input: [Factor] Monocular vision [Ventral system] Generally reasonably small effects [Dorsal system]

Output: Often large effects e.g. motion parallax

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Input: [0] Combined sewer [British English] Same as American English [Comments] Stormwater mixed with sewage [American English]

Output: A sewer designed and intended to serve as a sanitary sewer and a storm sewer, or as an industrial sewer and a storm sewer.[1]

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Input: [0] Storm sewer [British English] See surface water sewer or surface sewer. [Comments] Only stormwater [American English]

Output: A sewer designed and intended to carry only storm waters, surface runoff, street wash waters, and drainage.[2]

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Input: [0] Surface water sewer or surface sewer [British English] A sewer designed and intended to carry only rainwater runoff.[citation needed] [Comments] Only stormwater [American English]

Output: See storm sewer

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Input: [0] Stormwater bypass [British English] A combined sewer discharge pipeline intended to bypass wastewater treatment plants during a peak runoff events.[citation needed] [Comments] Stormwater mixed with sewage [American English]

Output: Same as British English

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Input: [0] Road channel [British English] A roadside channel to prevent uncontrolled runoff along roadway surfaces.[citation needed] [Comments] Only stormwater [American English]

Output: See roadside ditch

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Input: [0] Road gully [British English] Consists of a gully grating on a chamber that connects to a surface water sewer / drain, ditch, or watercourse [Comments] Only stormwater [American English]

Output: See roadside ditch

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Input: [0] Roadside ditch [British English] See road gully [Comments] Only stormwater [American English]

Output: A roadside channel to prevent uncontrolled runoff along roadway surfaces.[3]

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Input: [logical name] SYS$INPUT [meaning]

Output: equivalent of standard input, program data source

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Input: [logical name] SYS$OUTPUT [meaning]

Output: equivalent of standard output, program data destination

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Input: [logical name] SYS$ERROR [meaning]

Output: equivalent of standard error, program error message destination

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Input: [logical name] SYS$COMMAND [meaning]

Output: source of batch file (that is, .COM command file) commands

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Input: [logical name] TT [meaning]

Output: the terminal associated with the process

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Input: [logical name] SYS$PRINT [meaning]

Output: the default printer or print queue

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Input: [logical name] SYS$LOGIN [meaning]

Output: home directory for each user

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Input: [logical name] SYS$SCRATCH [meaning]

Output: temporary folder, directory for temporary files

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Input: [logical name] SYS$SYSTEM [meaning]

Output: directory containing most system programs and a few vital data files, such as the system authorization file (accounts and passwords)

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Input: [logical name] SYS$SHARE [meaning]

Output: shared runtime libraries, executables, etc.

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Input: [logical name] SYS$LIBRARY [meaning]

Output: system and added libraries

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Input: More leaves (or spines, or other photosynthesizing organs) means a bigger surface area and more stomata for gaseous exchange. This will result in greater water loss. [Feature]

Output: Number of leaves

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Input: More stomata will provide more pores for transpiration. [Feature]

Output: Number of stomata

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Input: A leaf with a bigger surface area will transpire faster than a leaf with a smaller surface area. [Feature]

Output: Size of the leaf

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Input: A waxy cuticle is relatively impermeable to water and water vapour and reduces evaporation from the plant surface except via the stomata. A reflective cuticle will reduce solar heating and temperature rise of the leaf,[citation needed] helping to reduce the rate of evaporation. Tiny hair-like structures called trichomes on the surface of leaves also can inhibit water loss by creating a high humidity environment at the surface of leaves.[citation needed] These are some examples of the adaptations of plants for conservation of water that may be found on many xerophytes. [Feature]

Output: Presence of plant cuticle

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Input: The rate of transpiration is controlled by stomatal aperture, and these small pores open especially for photosynthesis. While there are exceptions to this (such as night or "CAM photosynthesis"), in general a light supply will encourage open stomata. [Feature]

Output: Light supply

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Input: Temperature affects the rate in two ways: 1) An increased rate of evaporation due to a temperature rise will hasten the loss of water. 2) Decreased relative humidity outside the leaf will increase the water potential gradient. [Feature]

Output: Temperature

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Input: Drier surroundings gives a steeper water potential gradient, and so increases the rate of transpiration. [Feature]

Output: Relative humidity

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Input: In still air, water lost due to transpiration can accumulate in the form of vapor close to the leaf surface. This will reduce the rate of water loss, as the water potential gradient from inside to outside of the leaf is then slightly less. Wind blows away much of this water vapor near the leaf surface, making the potential gradient steeper and speeding up the diffusion of water molecules into the surrounding air. Even in wind, though, there may be some accumulation of water vapor in a thin boundary layer of slower moving air next to the leaf surface. The stronger the wind, the thinner this layer will tend to be, and the steeper the water potential gradient. [Feature]

Output: Wind

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Input: Water stress caused by restricted water supply from the soil may result in stomatal closure and reduce the rates of transpiration. [Feature]

Output: Water supply

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Input: [IRC daemon] Bahamut [Windows] No [DOS] No [Mac OS] Yes [Linux] Yes [BSD] Yes [Solaris] Yes [HP-UX] Unknown [AIX] Unknown [select()] Yes [poll()] Yes [kqueue[58]] Yes [threads] Unknown [RT signals[59]] No [/dev/poll[60]] Yes [Windows IOCP[61]] No [Solaris IOCP[62]] No [epoll[57]]

Output: Yes

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Input: [IRC daemon] bIRCd [Windows] Yes [DOS] No [Mac OS] Unknown [Linux] Yes [BSD] Yes [Solaris] Yes [HP-UX] Yes [AIX] Unknown [select()] Yes [poll()] Yes [kqueue[58]] No [threads] Unknown [RT signals[59]] No [/dev/poll[60]] No [Windows IOCP[61]] No [Solaris IOCP[62]] No [epoll[57]]

Output: No

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Input: [IRC daemon] Charybdis [Windows] No [DOS] No [Mac OS] Yes [Linux] Yes [BSD] Yes [Solaris] Yes [HP-UX] Yes [AIX] Yes [select()] Yes [poll()] Yes [kqueue[58]] Yes [threads] Unknown [RT signals[59]] No [/dev/poll[60]] Yes [Windows IOCP[61]] No [Solaris IOCP[62]] Yes [epoll[57]]

Output: Yes

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Input: [IRC daemon] ConferenceRoom [Windows] Yes [DOS] No [Mac OS] Yes [Linux] Yes [BSD] Yes [Solaris] Yes [HP-UX] No [AIX] No [select()] Yes [poll()] Yes [kqueue[58]] Yes [threads] Unknown [RT signals[59]] No [/dev/poll[60]] Yes [Windows IOCP[61]] Yes [Solaris IOCP[62]] No [epoll[57]]

Output: Yes

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Input: [IRC daemon] InspIRCd[63][64] [Windows] Yes [DOS] No [Mac OS] Yes [Linux] Yes [BSD] Yes [Solaris] Yes [HP-UX] Yes [AIX] Yes [select()] Yes [poll()] Yes [kqueue[58]] Yes [threads] Unknown [RT signals[59]] No [/dev/poll[60]] Yes [Windows IOCP[61]] Yes [Solaris IOCP[62]] Yes [epoll[57]]

Output: Yes

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Input: [IRC daemon] IRCD[65] [Windows] Yes [DOS] No [Mac OS] No [Linux] Yes [BSD] Yes [Solaris] Yes [HP-UX] Yes [AIX] Yes [select()] Yes [poll()] Yes [kqueue[58]] No [threads] Unknown [RT signals[59]] No [/dev/poll[60]] No [Windows IOCP[61]] No [Solaris IOCP[62]] No [epoll[57]]

Output: No

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Input: [IRC daemon] ircd-hybrid [Windows] No [DOS] No [Mac OS] Yes [Linux] Yes [BSD] Yes [Solaris] Yes [HP-UX] Yes [AIX] Yes [select()] Yes [poll()] Yes [kqueue[58]] Yes [threads] Unknown [RT signals[59]] No [/dev/poll[60]] Yes [Windows IOCP[61]] No [Solaris IOCP[62]] No [epoll[57]]

Output: Yes

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Input: [IRC daemon] ircd-ratbox [Windows] Yes [DOS] No [Mac OS] Yes [Linux] Yes [BSD] Yes [Solaris] Yes [HP-UX] Yes [AIX] Yes [select()] Yes [poll()] Yes [kqueue[58]] Yes [threads] Unknown [RT signals[59]] Yes [/dev/poll[60]] Yes [Windows IOCP[61]] No [Solaris IOCP[62]] Yes [epoll[57]]

Output: Yes

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Input: [IRC daemon] ircu [Windows] No [DOS] No [Mac OS] Yes [Linux] Yes [BSD] Yes [Solaris] Yes [HP-UX] Yes [AIX] Yes [select()] Yes [poll()] Yes [kqueue[58]] Yes [threads] Unknown [RT signals[59]] No [/dev/poll[60]] Yes [Windows IOCP[61]] No [Solaris IOCP[62]] No [epoll[57]]

Output: Yes

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Input: [IRC daemon] ithildin [Windows] No [DOS] No [Mac OS] No [Linux] Yes [BSD] Yes [Solaris] Unknown [HP-UX] Unknown [AIX] Unknown [select()] Yes [poll()] Yes [kqueue[58]] Yes [threads] Unknown [RT signals[59]] No [/dev/poll[60]] No [Windows IOCP[61]] No [Solaris IOCP[62]] No [epoll[57]]

Output: No

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Input: [IRC daemon] kike [Windows] No [DOS] No [Mac OS] Unknown [Linux] Yes [BSD] Yes [Solaris] Unknown [HP-UX] Unknown [AIX] Unknown [select()] No [poll()] Yes [kqueue[58]] No [threads] No [RT signals[59]] No [/dev/poll[60]] No [Windows IOCP[61]] No [Solaris IOCP[62]] No [epoll[57]]

Output: Yes

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Input: [IRC daemon] miniircd [Windows] Yes [DOS] Yes [Mac OS] Yes [Linux] Yes [BSD] Yes [Solaris] Yes [HP-UX] Yes [AIX] Yes [select()] Yes [poll()] No [kqueue[58]] No [threads] No [RT signals[59]] No [/dev/poll[60]] No [Windows IOCP[61]] No [Solaris IOCP[62]] No [epoll[57]]

Output: No

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Input: [IRC daemon] Nefarious IRCu [Windows] No [DOS] No [Mac OS] Yes [Linux] Yes [BSD] Yes [Solaris] Yes [HP-UX] Yes [AIX] Unknown [select()] Yes [poll()] Yes [kqueue[58]] Yes [threads] Unknown [RT signals[59]] No [/dev/poll[60]] Yes [Windows IOCP[61]] No [Solaris IOCP[62]] No [epoll[57]]

Output: Yes

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Input: [IRC daemon] ngIRCd [Windows] Yes [DOS] No [Mac OS] Yes [Linux] Yes [BSD] Yes [Solaris] Yes [HP-UX] Yes [AIX] Yes [select()] Yes [poll()] Yes [kqueue[58]] Yes [threads] Unknown [RT signals[59]] No [/dev/poll[60]] Yes [Windows IOCP[61]] No [Solaris IOCP[62]] No [epoll[57]]

Output: Yes

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Input: [IRC daemon] OfficeIRC Server [Windows] Yes [DOS] No [Mac OS] Yes [Linux] Emulated [BSD] Yes [Solaris] No [HP-UX] No [AIX] No [select()] Unknown [poll()] Unknown [kqueue[58]] No [threads] Unknown [RT signals[59]] No [/dev/poll[60]] No [Windows IOCP[61]] Yes [Solaris IOCP[62]] No [epoll[57]]

Output: No

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Input: [IRC daemon] PleXusIRCd [Windows] No [DOS] No [Mac OS] Yes [Linux] Yes [BSD] Yes [Solaris] Yes [HP-UX] Yes [AIX] Yes [select()] Yes [poll()] Yes [kqueue[58]] Yes [threads] Unknown [RT signals[59]] Yes [/dev/poll[60]] Yes [Windows IOCP[61]] No [Solaris IOCP[62]] No [epoll[57]]

Output: Yes

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Input: [IRC daemon] pureIRCd [Windows] Yes [DOS] No [Mac OS] No [Linux] No [BSD] No [Solaris] No [HP-UX] No [AIX] No [select()] Yes [poll()] No [kqueue[58]] No [threads] Unknown [RT signals[59]] No [/dev/poll[60]] No [Windows IOCP[61]] No [Solaris IOCP[62]] No [epoll[57]]

Output: No

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Input: [IRC daemon] RockIRCd [Windows] No [DOS] Yes [Mac OS] No [Linux] No [BSD] No [Solaris] No [HP-UX] No [AIX] No [select()] No [poll()] No [kqueue[58]] No [threads] Unknown [RT signals[59]] No [/dev/poll[60]] No [Windows IOCP[61]] No [Solaris IOCP[62]] No [epoll[57]]

Output: No

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Input: [IRC daemon] RubIRCd [Windows] Yes [DOS] No [Mac OS] Yes [Linux] Yes [BSD] Yes [Solaris] Yes [HP-UX] Yes [AIX] Yes [select()] Yes [poll()] Yes [kqueue[58]] Yes [threads] Yes [RT signals[59]] No [/dev/poll[60]] No [Windows IOCP[61]] No [Solaris IOCP[62]] No [epoll[57]]

Output: Yes

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Input: [IRC daemon] ShadowIRCd [Windows] No [DOS] No [Mac OS] Yes [Linux] Yes [BSD] Yes [Solaris] Yes [HP-UX] Yes [AIX] Yes [select()] Yes [poll()] Yes [kqueue[58]] Yes [threads] Unknown [RT signals[59]] Yes [/dev/poll[60]] Yes [Windows IOCP[61]] No [Solaris IOCP[62]] Yes [epoll[57]]

Output: Yes

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Input: [IRC daemon] snircd [Windows] No [DOS] No [Mac OS] Yes [Linux] Yes [BSD] Yes [Solaris] Yes [HP-UX] Yes [AIX] Yes [select()] Yes [poll()] Yes [kqueue[58]] Yes [threads] Unknown [RT signals[59]] No [/dev/poll[60]] Yes [Windows IOCP[61]] No [Solaris IOCP[62]] No [epoll[57]]

Output: Yes

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Input: [IRC daemon] solid-ircd [Windows] No [DOS] No [Mac OS] Yes [Linux] Yes [BSD] Yes [Solaris] Yes [HP-UX] Unknown [AIX] Unknown [select()] Yes [poll()] Yes [kqueue[58]] Yes [threads] Unknown [RT signals[59]] No [/dev/poll[60]] Yes [Windows IOCP[61]] No [Solaris IOCP[62]] No [epoll[57]]

Output: Yes

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Input: [IRC daemon] Synchronet IRCd [Windows] Yes [DOS] No [Mac OS] Yes [Linux] Yes [BSD] Yes [Solaris] Yes [HP-UX] Unknown [AIX] Unknown [select()] Yes [poll()] Yes [kqueue[58]] Yes [threads] Unknown [RT signals[59]] No [/dev/poll[60]] Yes [Windows IOCP[61]] No [Solaris IOCP[62]] No [epoll[57]]

Output: Yes

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Input: [IRC daemon] UnrealIRCd [Windows] Yes [DOS] No [Mac OS] Yes [Linux] Yes [BSD] Yes [Solaris] Yes [HP-UX] Unknown [AIX] Unknown [select()] Yes [poll()] No [kqueue[58]] No [threads] Unknown [RT signals[59]] No [/dev/poll[60]] No [Windows IOCP[61]] No [Solaris IOCP[62]] No [epoll[57]]

Output: No

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Input: [IRC daemon] WeIRCd [Windows] Yes [DOS] No [Mac OS] Yes [Linux] Yes [BSD] Yes [Solaris] Unknown [HP-UX] Unknown [AIX] Unknown [select()] Yes [poll()] No [kqueue[58]] No [threads] Unknown [RT signals[59]] No [/dev/poll[60]] No [Windows IOCP[61]] No [Solaris IOCP[62]] No [epoll[57]]

Output: No

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Input: [IRC daemon] Channel types [Bahamut] # [bIRCd] # & [Charybdis] # & [ConferenceRoom] # & [InspIRCd] # [IRCD] # & ! + [IRCD-Hybrid] # [ircd-ratbox] # & [ircu] # & [ithildin] # [kike] # [miniircd] + # & ! [Nefarious IRCu] # & [ngIRCd] # & + [OfficeIRC Server] # %# & %& [PleXusIRCd] # & [pureIRCd] # [RockIRCd] # [ShadowIRCd] # & [snircd] # & [solid-ircd] # [Synchronet IRCd] # & [UnrealIRCd] # [WeIRCd] # [RubIRCd]

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Input: [IRC daemon] Halfop support (+h %) [Bahamut] No [bIRCd] No [Charybdis] No [ConferenceRoom] No [InspIRCd] Yes [IRCD] No [IRCD-Hybrid] Yes [ircd-ratbox] No [ircu] No [ithildin] No [kike] No [miniircd] No [Nefarious IRCu] Yes [ngIRCd] Yes[70] [OfficeIRC Server] No [PleXusIRCd] Yes [pureIRCd] No [RockIRCd] No [ShadowIRCd] Yes [snircd] No [solid-ircd] Yes [Synchronet IRCd] No [UnrealIRCd] Yes [WeIRCd] Yes [RubIRCd]

Output: Yes

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Input: [IRC daemon] Admin/protect support (+a/+u &/!/*) [Bahamut] No [bIRCd] No [Charybdis] No [ConferenceRoom] No [InspIRCd] Module [IRCD] No [IRCD-Hybrid] No [ircd-ratbox] No [ircu] Yes [ithildin] No [kike] No [miniircd] No [Nefarious IRCu] No [ngIRCd] Yes [OfficeIRC Server] Yes [PleXusIRCd] Yes [pureIRCd] No [RockIRCd] Yes [ShadowIRCd] Yes [snircd] Yes [solid-ircd] No [Synchronet IRCd] No [UnrealIRCd] Yes [WeIRCd] No [RubIRCd]

Output: Yes

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Input: [IRC daemon] Founder/owner support (+q ~/.) [Bahamut] No [bIRCd] No [Charybdis] No [ConferenceRoom] Yes [InspIRCd] Module [IRCD] No [IRCD-Hybrid] No [ircd-ratbox] No [ircu] No [ithildin] No [kike] No [miniircd] No [Nefarious IRCu] No [ngIRCd] Yes [OfficeIRC Server] Yes [PleXusIRCd] Yes [pureIRCd] Unknown [RockIRCd] Yes [ShadowIRCd] No [snircd] No [solid-ircd] No [Synchronet IRCd] No [UnrealIRCd] Yes [WeIRCd] No [RubIRCd]

Output: Yes

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Input: [IRC daemon] Operator prefixing[67] [Bahamut] No [bIRCd] No [Charybdis] No [ConferenceRoom] No [InspIRCd] Module [IRCD] No [IRCD-Hybrid] No [ircd-ratbox] No [ircu] No [ithildin] Yes [kike] No [miniircd] No [Nefarious IRCu] No [ngIRCd] No [OfficeIRC Server] Yes [PleXusIRCd] No [pureIRCd] Unknown [RockIRCd] Unknown [ShadowIRCd] No [snircd] No [solid-ircd] No [Synchronet IRCd] No [UnrealIRCd] No [WeIRCd] No [RubIRCd]

Output: Yes

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Input: [IRC daemon] Advanced operator ACL [Bahamut] No [bIRCd] No [Charybdis] Yes [ConferenceRoom] Yes [InspIRCd] Yes [IRCD] Unknown [IRCD-Hybrid] No [ircd-ratbox] No [ircu] Yes [ithildin] Yes [kike] No [miniircd] No [Nefarious IRCu] Yes [ngIRCd] No [OfficeIRC Server] Partial [PleXusIRCd] No [pureIRCd] Unknown [RockIRCd] Unknown [ShadowIRCd] Yes [snircd] Yes [solid-ircd] No [Synchronet IRCd] No [UnrealIRCd] Third party module[71] [WeIRCd] No [RubIRCd]

Output: No

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Input: [IRC daemon] Operator "levels"[68] [Bahamut] No [bIRCd] No [Charybdis] Yes [ConferenceRoom] Yes [InspIRCd] Module [IRCD] No [IRCD-Hybrid] No [ircd-ratbox] No [ircu] No [ithildin] Yes [kike] No [miniircd] No [Nefarious IRCu] No [ngIRCd] No [OfficeIRC Server] Yes [PleXusIRCd] Unknown [pureIRCd] Unknown [RockIRCd] Yes [ShadowIRCd] Yes [snircd] No [solid-ircd] No [Synchronet IRCd] No [UnrealIRCd] Third party module (netadmins)[72] [WeIRCd] No [RubIRCd]

Output: Yes

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Input: [IRC daemon] vHost via I-line (or equivalent) [Bahamut] Partial [bIRCd] Partial [Charybdis] Yes [ConferenceRoom] Yes [InspIRCd] Yes [IRCD] No [IRCD-Hybrid] Yes [ircd-ratbox] Yes [ircu] No [ithildin] No [kike] No [miniircd] No [Nefarious IRCu] Yes [ngIRCd] No [OfficeIRC Server] Yes [PleXusIRCd] Yes [pureIRCd] Unknown [RockIRCd] No [ShadowIRCd] Yes [snircd] Yes [solid-ircd] Partial [Synchronet IRCd] No [UnrealIRCd] Yes, vhost block in conf [WeIRCd] No [RubIRCd]

Output: Yes

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Input: [IRC daemon] i18n nicknames[69] [Bahamut] No [bIRCd] No [Charybdis] No [ConferenceRoom] Partial [InspIRCd] Module [IRCD] No [IRCD-Hybrid] No [ircd-ratbox] No [ircu] No [ithildin] No [kike] No [miniircd] No [Nefarious IRCu] No [ngIRCd] No [OfficeIRC Server] Yes [PleXusIRCd] Unknown [pureIRCd] Unknown [RockIRCd] Unknown [ShadowIRCd] No [snircd] No [solid-ircd] No [Synchronet IRCd] No [UnrealIRCd] iso8859-1/2/7/8-I/9/16, windows-1250/1251, Multibyte [WeIRCd] No [RubIRCd]

Output: No

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Input: [IRC daemon] RDBMS integration (SQL) [Bahamut] No [bIRCd] No [Charybdis] No [ConferenceRoom] Partial [InspIRCd] Old versions: MySQL, SQLite & PostgreSQL: Authorization, Services Integration, Logging, Operaccess [IRCD] No [IRCD-Hybrid] No [ircd-ratbox] No [ircu] No [ithildin] No [kike] No [miniircd] No [Nefarious IRCu] No [ngIRCd] No [OfficeIRC Server] Partial [PleXusIRCd] No [pureIRCd] Unknown [RockIRCd] No [ShadowIRCd] No [snircd] No [solid-ircd] No [Synchronet IRCd] No [UnrealIRCd] MySQL & PostgreSQL: Third party modules [73] [WeIRCd] SQLite in services module [RubIRCd]

Output: No

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Input: [Spring Semester] 5-on-5 Basketball [Fall Semester]

Output: Co-Rec Doubles Tennis

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Input: [Spring Semester] Co-Rec Sand Volleyball [Fall Semester]

Output: Co-Rec Kickball

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Input: [Spring Semester] Co-Rec Wallyball [Fall Semester]

Output: Co-Rec Ultimate Frisbee

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Input: [Spring Semester] Golf Tournament [Fall Semester]

Output: Dodgeball

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Input: [Spring Semester] Racquetball [Fall Semester]

Output: Flag Football

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Input: [Spring Semester] Soccer [Fall Semester]

Output: Indoor Volleyball

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Input: [Spring Semester] Softball and Baseball [Fall Semester]

Output: Table Tennis

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Input: [Spring Semester] Tennis [Fall Semester]

Output: Wallyball

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Input: [IRC daemon] Channel types [Bahamut] # [bIRCd] # & [Charybdis] # & [ConferenceRoom] # & [InspIRCd] # [IRCD] # & ! + [IRCD-Hybrid] # [ircd-ratbox] # & [ircu] # & [ithildin] # [kike] # [miniircd] + # & ! [Nefarious IRCu] # & [ngIRCd] # & + [OfficeIRC Server] # %# & %& [PleXusIRCd] # & [RockIRCd] # [RubIRCd] # [ShadowIRCd] # & [snircd] # & [solid-ircd] # [Synchronet IRCd] # & [UnrealIRCd] # [WeIRCd] # [pureIRCd]

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Input: [IRC daemon] Halfop support (+h %) [Bahamut] No [bIRCd] No [Charybdis] No [ConferenceRoom] No [InspIRCd] Yes [IRCD] No [IRCD-Hybrid] Yes [ircd-ratbox] No [ircu] No [ithildin] No [kike] No [miniircd] No [Nefarious IRCu] Yes [ngIRCd] Yes[70] [OfficeIRC Server] No [PleXusIRCd] Yes [RockIRCd] No [RubIRCd] Yes [ShadowIRCd] Yes [snircd] No [solid-ircd] Yes [Synchronet IRCd] No [UnrealIRCd] Yes [WeIRCd] Yes [pureIRCd]

Output: No

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Input: [IRC daemon] Admin/protect support (+a/+u &/!/*) [Bahamut] No [bIRCd] No [Charybdis] No [ConferenceRoom] No [InspIRCd] Module [IRCD] No [IRCD-Hybrid] No [ircd-ratbox] No [ircu] Yes [ithildin] No [kike] No [miniircd] No [Nefarious IRCu] No [ngIRCd] Yes [OfficeIRC Server] Yes [PleXusIRCd] Yes [RockIRCd] Yes [RubIRCd] Yes [ShadowIRCd] Yes [snircd] Yes [solid-ircd] No [Synchronet IRCd] No [UnrealIRCd] Yes [WeIRCd] No [pureIRCd]

Output: No

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Input: [IRC daemon] Founder/owner support (+q ~/.) [Bahamut] No [bIRCd] No [Charybdis] No [ConferenceRoom] Yes [InspIRCd] Module [IRCD] No [IRCD-Hybrid] No [ircd-ratbox] No [ircu] No [ithildin] No [kike] No [miniircd] No [Nefarious IRCu] No [ngIRCd] Yes [OfficeIRC Server] Yes [PleXusIRCd] Yes [RockIRCd] Yes [RubIRCd] Yes [ShadowIRCd] No [snircd] No [solid-ircd] No [Synchronet IRCd] No [UnrealIRCd] Yes [WeIRCd] No [pureIRCd]

Output: Unknown

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Input: [IRC daemon] Operator prefixing[67] [Bahamut] No [bIRCd] No [Charybdis] No [ConferenceRoom] No [InspIRCd] Module [IRCD] No [IRCD-Hybrid] No [ircd-ratbox] No [ircu] No [ithildin] Yes [kike] No [miniircd] No [Nefarious IRCu] No [ngIRCd] No [OfficeIRC Server] Yes [PleXusIRCd] No [RockIRCd] Unknown [RubIRCd] Yes [ShadowIRCd] No [snircd] No [solid-ircd] No [Synchronet IRCd] No [UnrealIRCd] No [WeIRCd] No [pureIRCd]

Output: Unknown

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Input: [IRC daemon] Advanced operator ACL [Bahamut] No [bIRCd] No [Charybdis] Yes [ConferenceRoom] Yes [InspIRCd] Yes [IRCD] Unknown [IRCD-Hybrid] No [ircd-ratbox] No [ircu] Yes [ithildin] Yes [kike] No [miniircd] No [Nefarious IRCu] Yes [ngIRCd] No [OfficeIRC Server] Partial [PleXusIRCd] No [RockIRCd] Unknown [RubIRCd] No [ShadowIRCd] Yes [snircd] Yes [solid-ircd] No [Synchronet IRCd] No [UnrealIRCd] Third party module[71] [WeIRCd] No [pureIRCd]

Output: Unknown

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Input: [IRC daemon] Operator "levels"[68] [Bahamut] No [bIRCd] No [Charybdis] Yes [ConferenceRoom] Yes [InspIRCd] Module [IRCD] No [IRCD-Hybrid] No [ircd-ratbox] No [ircu] No [ithildin] Yes [kike] No [miniircd] No [Nefarious IRCu] No [ngIRCd] No [OfficeIRC Server] Yes [PleXusIRCd] Unknown [RockIRCd] Yes [RubIRCd] Yes [ShadowIRCd] Yes [snircd] No [solid-ircd] No [Synchronet IRCd] No [UnrealIRCd] Third party module (netadmins)[72] [WeIRCd] No [pureIRCd]

Output: Unknown

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Input: [IRC daemon] vHost via I-line (or equivalent) [Bahamut] Partial [bIRCd] Partial [Charybdis] Yes [ConferenceRoom] Yes [InspIRCd] Yes [IRCD] No [IRCD-Hybrid] Yes [ircd-ratbox] Yes [ircu] No [ithildin] No [kike] No [miniircd] No [Nefarious IRCu] Yes [ngIRCd] No [OfficeIRC Server] Yes [PleXusIRCd] Yes [RockIRCd] No [RubIRCd] Yes [ShadowIRCd] Yes [snircd] Yes [solid-ircd] Partial [Synchronet IRCd] No [UnrealIRCd] Yes, vhost block in conf [WeIRCd] No [pureIRCd]

Output: Unknown

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Input: [IRC daemon] i18n nicknames[69] [Bahamut] No [bIRCd] No [Charybdis] No [ConferenceRoom] Partial [InspIRCd] Module [IRCD] No [IRCD-Hybrid] No [ircd-ratbox] No [ircu] No [ithildin] No [kike] No [miniircd] No [Nefarious IRCu] No [ngIRCd] No [OfficeIRC Server] Yes [PleXusIRCd] Unknown [RockIRCd] Unknown [RubIRCd] No [ShadowIRCd] No [snircd] No [solid-ircd] No [Synchronet IRCd] No [UnrealIRCd] iso8859-1/2/7/8-I/9/16, windows-1250/1251, Multibyte [WeIRCd] No [pureIRCd]

Output: Unknown

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Input: [IRC daemon] RDBMS integration (SQL) [Bahamut] No [bIRCd] No [Charybdis] No [ConferenceRoom] Partial [InspIRCd] Old versions: MySQL, SQLite & PostgreSQL: Authorization, Services Integration, Logging, Operaccess [IRCD] No [IRCD-Hybrid] No [ircd-ratbox] No [ircu] No [ithildin] No [kike] No [miniircd] No [Nefarious IRCu] No [ngIRCd] No [OfficeIRC Server] Partial [PleXusIRCd] No [RockIRCd] No [RubIRCd] No [ShadowIRCd] No [snircd] No [solid-ircd] No [Synchronet IRCd] No [UnrealIRCd] MySQL & PostgreSQL: Third party modules [73] [WeIRCd] SQLite in services module [pureIRCd]

Output: Unknown

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Input: [Year of Completion] 1860 [Heritage Building] D Hall East Wing of Victoria Prison and Bauhinia Tower [Preservation Guidelines]

Output: The exterior of the building must be preserved while future developers can apply for renovating the interior of the building

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Input: [Year of Completion] 1860 [Heritage Building] D Hall West Wing of Victoria Prison [Preservation Guidelines]

Output: The exterior of the building must be preserved while future developers can apply for renovating the interior of the building

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Input: [Year of Completion] 1864 [Heritage Building] Barrack Block [Preservation Guidelines]

Output: The exterior of the building must be preserved while future developers can apply for renovating the interior of the building

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Input: [Year of Completion] 1914 [Heritage Building] Former Central Magistracy [Preservation Guidelines]

Output: The exterior of the building must be preserved while future developers can apply for renovating the interior of the building

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Input: [Year of Completion] 1919 [Heritage Building] Headquarters Block [Preservation Guidelines]

Output: The exterior of the building must be preserved while future developers can apply for renovating the interior of the building

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Input: [Year of Completion] 1910 [Heritage Building] Block A, B, C, D [Preservation Guidelines]

Output: Both the interior and exterior of the building is to be preserved

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Input: [Year of Completion] 1914 [Heritage Building] B Hall, C Hall East Wing, C Hall West Wing, E Hall [Preservation Guidelines]

Output: Both the interior and exterior of the building is to be preserved

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Input: [Year of Completion] 1925 [Heritage Building] Stable Block [Preservation Guidelines]

Output: Both the interior and exterior of the building is to be preserved

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Input: [Year of Completion] 1945 [Heritage Building] A Hall [Preservation Guidelines]

Output: Both the interior and exterior of the building is to be preserved

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Input: [Year of Completion] after 1948 [Heritage Building] Sanitary Block [Preservation Guidelines]

Output: The exterior of the building must be preserved while the future developer can apply for renovating the interior of the building

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Input: [Year of Completion] 1913, 1931, 1948 [Heritage Building] F Hall and all others [Preservation Guidelines]

Output: Future developers can apply for demolition of these building.

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Input: [Flower] Carnation [Year]

Output: 1st

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Input: [Flower] Lily of the Valley [Year]

Output: 2nd

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Input: [Flower] Sunflower [Year]

Output: 3rd

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Input: [Flower] Hydrangea [Year]

Output: 4th

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Input: [Flower] Daisy [Year]

Output: 5th

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Input: [Flower] Calla [Year]

Output: 6th

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Input: [Flower] Freesia [Year]

Output: 7th

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Input: [Flower] Lilac [Year]

Output: 8th

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Input: [Flower] Bird of paradise [Year]

Output: 9th

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Input: [Flower] Daffodil [Year]

Output: 10th

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Input: [Flower] Tulip [Year]

Output: 11th

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Input: [Flower] Peony [Year]

Output: 12th

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Input: [Flower] Chrysanthemum [Year]

Output: 13th

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Input: [Flower] Dahlia [Year]

Output: 14th

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Input: [Flower] Rose [Year]

Output: 15th

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Input: [Flower] Aster [Year]

Output: 20th

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Input: [Flower] Iris [Year]

Output: 25th

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Input: [Flower] Orchid [Year]

Output: 28th

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Input: [Flower] Lily [Year]

Output: 30th

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Input: [Flower] Gladiolus [Year]

Output: 40th

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Input: [Flower] Yellow rose, violet [Year]

Output: 50th

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Input: [Factor] Function [Dorsal system] Visually guided behaviour [Ventral system]

Output: Recognition/identification

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Input: [Factor] Sensitivity [Dorsal system] High temporal frequencies - motion [Ventral system]

Output: High spatial frequencies - details

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Input: [Factor] Memory [Dorsal system] Only very short-term storage [Ventral system]

Output: Long term stored representations

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Input: [Factor] Speed [Dorsal system] Relatively fast [Ventral system]

Output: Relatively slow

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Input: [Factor] Consciousness [Dorsal system] Typically low [Ventral system]

Output: Typically high

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Input: [Factor] Frame of reference [Dorsal system] Egocentric or viewer-centered [Ventral system]

Output: Allocentric or object-centered

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Input: [Factor] Visual input [Dorsal system] Across retina [Ventral system]

Output: Mainly foveal or parafoveal

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Input: [Factor] Monocular vision [Dorsal system] Often large effects e.g. motion parallax [Ventral system]

Output: Generally reasonably small effects

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Input: [Latin] nanos gigantum humeris insidentes [Notes] First recorded by John of Salisbury in the twelfth century and attributed to Bernard of Chartres. Also commonly known by the letters of Isaac Newton: "If I have seen further it is by standing on the shoulders of giants". [Translation]

Output: Dwarfs standing on the shoulders of giants

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Input: [Latin] nascentes morimur finisque ab origine pendet [Translation]

Output: When we are born we die, our end is but the pendant of our beginning

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Input: [Latin] nasciturus pro iam nato habetur, quotiens de commodis eius agitur [Notes] Refers to a situation where an unborn child is deemed to be entitled to certain inheritance rights. [Translation]

Output: The unborn is deemed to have been born to the extent that his own inheritance is concerned

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Input: [Latin] natura abhorret a vacuo [Notes] Pseudo-explanation for why a liquid will climb up a tube to fill a vacuum, often given before the discovery of atmospheric pressure. [Translation]

Output: nature abhors vacuum

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Input: [Latin] natura artis magistra [Notes] The name of the zoo in the centre of Amsterdam; short: "Artis". [Translation]

Output: Nature is the teacher of art

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Input: [Latin] natura nihil frustra facit [Notes] Cf. Leucippus: "Everything that happens does so for a reason and of necessity." [Translation]

Output: nature does nothing in vain

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Input: [Latin] natura non contristatur [Notes] That is, the natural world is not sentimental or compassionate. Derived by Arthur Schopenhauer from an earlier source. [Translation]

Output: nature is not saddened

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Input: [Latin] natura non facit saltum ita nec lex [Notes] Shortened form of "sicut natura nil facit per saltum ita nec lex" (just as nature does nothing by a leap, so neither does the law), referring to both nature and the legal system moving gradually. [Translation]

Output: nature does not make a leap, thus neither does the law

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Input: [Latin] natura non facit saltus [Notes] A famous aphorism of Carl Linnaeus stating that all organisms bear relationships on all sides, their forms changing gradually from one species to the next. From Philosophia Botanica (1751). [Translation]

Output: nature makes no leaps

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Input: [Latin] natura valde simplex est et sibi consona [Notes] Sir Isaac Newton's famous quote, defining foundation of all modern sciences. Can be found in his Unpublished Scientific Papers of Isaac Newton: A selection from the Portsmouth Collection in the University Library, Cambridge, 1978 edition[56] [Translation]

Output: Nature is exceedingly simple and harmonious with itself

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Input: [Latin] naturalia non sunt turpia [Notes] Based on Servius' commentary on Virgil's Georgics (3:96): "turpis non est quia per naturam venit." [Translation]

Output: What is natural is not dirty

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Input: [Latin] naturam expellas furca, tamen usque recurret. [Notes] You must take the basic nature of something into account. - Horace, Epistles, Book I, epistle X, line 24. [Translation]

Output: You may drive out Nature with a pitchfork, yet she still will hurry back

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Input: [Latin] navigare necesse est vivere non est necesse [Notes] Attributed by Plutarch to Gnaeus Pompeius Magnus, who, during a severe storm, commanded sailors to bring food from Africa to Rome. [Translation]

Output: to sail is necessary; to live is not necessary

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Input: [Latin] ne plus ultra [Notes] Also nec plus ultra or non plus ultra. A descriptive phrase meaning the best or most extreme example of something. The Pillars of Hercules, for example, were literally the nec plus ultra of the ancient Mediterranean world. Holy Roman Emperor Charles V's heraldic emblem reversed this idea, using a depiction of this phrase inscribed on the Pillars—as plus ultra, without the negation. The Boston Musical Instrument Company engraved ne plus ultra on its instruments from 1869 to 1928 to signify that none were better. [Translation]

Output: nothing more beyond

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Input: [Latin] Nec aspera terrent [Notes] They are not afraid of difficulties. Less literally "Difficulties be damned." Motto for 27th Infantry Regiment (United States) and the Duke of Lancaster's Regiment. Nec = not; aspera = rough ones/things; terrent = they terrify / do terrify / are terrifying. [Translation]

Output: They are not terrified of the rough things

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Input: [Latin] nec dextrorsum, nec sinistrorsum [Notes] Do not get distracted. Motto for Bishop Cotton Boys' School and the Bishop Cotton Girls' School, both located in Bangalore, India. [Translation]

Output: Neither to the right nor to the left

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Input: [Latin] nec spe, nec metu [Translation]

Output: without hope, without fear

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Input: [Latin] nec tamen consumebatur [Notes] Refers to the Burning Bush of Exodus 3:2. Motto of many Presbyterian churches throughout the world. [Translation]

Output: and yet it was not consumed

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Input: [Latin] nec temere nec timide [Notes] Motto of the Dutch 11th Air Manoeuvre Brigade and the city of Gdańsk, Poland. [Translation]

Output: neither reckless nor timid

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Input: [Latin] nec vi, nec clam, nec precario [Notes] The law of adverse possession. [Translation]

Output: Without permission, without secrecy, without interruption

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Input: [Latin] neca eos omnes, deus suos agnoscet [Notes] alternate rendition of Caedite eos. Novit enim Dominus qui sunt eius by Arnaud Amalric. [Translation]

Output: kill them all, God will know his own

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Input: [Latin] necesse est aut imiteris aut oderis [Notes] Seneca the Younger, Epistulae morales ad Lucilium, 7:7. [Translation]

Output: you must either imitate or loathe the world

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Input: [Latin] necessitas etiam timidos fortes facit [Notes] Sallust, The Conspiracy of Catiline, 58:19 [Translation]

Output: need makes even the timid brave

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Input: [Latin] nemine contradicente (nem. con., N.C.D.) [Notes] Less literally, "without dissent". Used especially in committees, where a matter may be passed nem. con., or unanimously, or with unanimous consent. [Translation]

Output: with no one speaking against

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Input: [Latin] nemo dat quod non habet [Notes] Thus, "none can pass better title than they have". [Translation]

Output: no one gives what he does not have

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Input: [Latin] nemo est supra legem [Translation]

Output: nobody is above the law; or nemo est supra leges, nobody is above the laws

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Input: [Latin] Nemo igitur vir magnus sine aliquo adflatu divino umquam fuit [Notes] From Cicero's De Natura Deorum, Book 2, chapter LXVI, 167[57] [Translation]

Output: No great man ever existed who did not enjoy some portion of divine inspiration

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Input: [Latin] nemo iudex in causa sua [Notes] Legal principle that no individual can preside over a hearing in which he holds a specific interest or bias. [Translation]

Output: no man shall be a judge in his own cause

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Input: [Latin] nemo malus felix [Notes] Also translated to "no rest for the wicked." Refers to the inherent psychological issues that plague bad/guilty people. [Translation]

Output: peace visits not the guilty mind

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Input: [Latin] nemo me impune lacessit [Notes] "No one attacks me with impunity". Motto of the Order of the Thistle, and consequently of Scotland, found stamped on the milled edge of certain British pound sterling coins. It is the motto of the Montressors in the Edgar Allan Poe short story "The Cask of Amontillado". Motto of the San Beda College Beta Sigma Fraternity. [Translation]

Output: No man may "touch" me with impunity

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Input: [Latin] nemo mortalium omnibus horis sapit [Notes] The wisest may make mistakes. [Translation]

Output: No mortal is wise at all times

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Input: [Latin] nemo nisi per amicitiam cognoscitur [Notes] Used to imply that one must like a subject in order to study it. [Translation]

Output: No one learns except by friendship

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Input: [Latin] nemo saltat sobrius [Notes] The short and more common form of "Nemo enim fere saltat sobrius, nisi forte insanit", "Nobody dances sober, unless he is completely insane." [Translation]

Output: Nobody dances sober

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Input: [Latin] nemo tenetur se ipsum accusare [Notes] A maxim banning mandatory self-incrimination. Near-synonymous with accusare nemo se debet nisi coram Deo. Similar phrases include: nemo tenetur armare adversarium contra se (no one is bound to arm an opponent against himself), meaning that a defendant is not obligated to in any way assist the prosecutor to his own detriment; nemo tenetur edere instrumenta contra se (no one is bound to produce documents against himself, meaning that a defendant is not obligated to provide materials to be used against himself (this is true in Roman law and has survived in modern criminal law, but no longer applies in modern civil law); and nemo tenere prodere se ipsum (no one is bound to betray himself), meaning that a defendant is not obligated to testify against himself. [Translation]

Output: no one is bound to accuse himself (the right to silence)

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Input: [Latin] neque semper arcum tendit Apollo [Notes] Horace, Carmina 2/10:19-20. The same image appears in a fable of Phaedrus. [Translation]

Output: nor does Apollo always keep his bow drawn

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Input: [Latin] Ne quid nimis [Translation]

Output: Nothing in excess

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Input: [Latin] nervos belli, pecuniam infinitam [Notes] In war, it is essential to be able to purchase supplies and to pay troops (as Napoleon put it, "An army marches on its stomach"). [Translation]

Output: Endless money forms the sinews of war

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Input: [Latin] nihil ad rem [Notes] That is, in law, irrelevant and/or inconsequential. [Translation]

Output: nothing to do with the point

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Input: [Latin] nihil boni sine labore [Notes] Motto of Palmerston North Boys' High School [Translation]

Output: nothing achieved without hard work

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Input: [Latin] nihil dicit [Notes] In law, a declination by a defendant to answer charges or put in a plea. [Translation]

Output: he says nothing

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Input: [Latin] nihil enim lacrima citius arescit [Notes] Pseudo-Cicero, Ad Herrenium, 2/31:50 [Translation]

Output: nothing dries sooner than a tear

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Input: [Latin] nihil humanum mihi alienum [Notes] Adapted from Terence's Heauton Timorumenos (The Self-Tormentor), homo sum humani a me nihil alienum puto ("I am a human being; nothing human is strange to me"). Sometimes ending in est. [Translation]

Output: nothing human is alien to me

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Input: [Latin] nihil in intellectu nisi prius in sensu [Notes] The guiding principle of empiricism, and accepted in some form by Aristotle, Aquinas, Locke, Berkeley, and Hume. Leibniz, however, added nisi intellectus ipse (except the intellect itself). [Translation]

Output: nothing in the intellect unless first in sense

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Input: [Latin] nihil nimis [Notes] Or nothing to excess. Latin translation of the inscription of the Temple of Apollo at Delphi. [Translation]

Output: nothing too

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Input: [Latin] nihil novi [Notes] Or just "nothing new". The phrase exists in two versions: as nihil novi sub sole (nothing new under the sun), from the Vulgate, and as nihil novi nisi commune consensu (nothing new unless by the common consensus), a 1505 law of the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth and one of the cornerstones of its Golden Liberty. [Translation]

Output: nothing of the new

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Input: [Latin] nihil obstat [Notes] A notation, usually on a title page, indicating that a Roman Catholic censor has reviewed the book and found nothing objectionable to faith or morals in its content. See also imprimatur. [Translation]

Output: nothing prevents

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Input: [Latin] nihil sine Deo [Notes] Motto of the Kingdom of Romania, while ruled by the Hohenzollern-Sigmaringen dynasty (1878–1947). [Translation]

Output: nothing without God

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Input: [Latin] nihil ultra [Notes] Motto of St. Xavier's College, Calcutta [Translation]

Output: nothing beyond

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Input: [Latin] nil admirari [Notes] Or "nihil admirari". Cicero, Tusculanae Disputationes (3,30), Horace, Epistulae (1,6,1), and Seneca, Epistulae morales ad Lucilium, (8,5). Motto of the Fitzgibbon family. See John FitzGibbon, 1st Earl of Clare [Translation]

Output: be surprised at nothing

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Input: [Latin] nil desperandum [Notes] That is, "never despair". [Translation]

Output: nothing must be despaired at

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Input: [Latin] nil igitur fieri de nilo posse fatendumst [Notes] From Lucretius' De rerum natura (On the Nature of Things), I.205 [Translation]

Output: nothing, therefore, we must confess, can be made from nothing

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Input: [Latin] Nil igitur mors est ad nos [Notes] From Lucretius' De rerum natura (On the Nature of Things), III.831 [Translation]

Output: Death, therefore, is nothing to us

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Input: [Latin] nil mortalibus ardui est [Notes] From Horace's Odes. Motto of Rathkeale College, New Zealand and Brunts School, England. [Translation]

Output: nothing is impossible for humankind

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Input: [Latin] nil nisi bonum [Notes] Short for nil nisi bonum de mortuis dicere. That is, "Don't speak ill of anyone who has died". Also "Nil magnum nisi bonum" (nothing is great unless good), motto of St Catherine's School, Toorak, Pennant Hills High School and Petit Seminaire Higher Secondary School. [Translation]

Output: (about the dead say) nothing unless (it is) good

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Input: [Latin] nil nisi malis terrori [Notes] Motto of The King's School, Macclesfield [Translation]

Output: no terror, except to the bad

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Input: [Latin] nil per os, rarely non per os (n.p.o.) [Notes] Medical shorthand indicating that oral foods and fluids should be withheld from the patient. [Translation]

Output: nothing through the mouth

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Input: [Latin] nil satis nisi optimum [Notes] Motto of Everton F.C., residents of Goodison Park, Liverpool. [Translation]

Output: nothing [is] enough unless [it is] the best

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Input: [Latin] nil sine labore [Notes] Motto of Fitzoy High School, Brisbane Grammar School, Brisbane Girls Grammar School, Greenwich Public School, Victoria School, Victoria Junior College, Baines High School, St Mungo's Academy and Heckmondwike Grammar School [Translation]

Output: nothing without labour

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Input: [Latin] nil sine numine [Notes] Or "nothing without providence". State motto of Colorado, adopted in 1861. Probably derived from Virgil's Aeneid Book II, line 777, "non haec sine numine divum eveniunt" (these things do not come to pass without the will of Heaven). See also numen. [Translation]

Output: nothing without the divine will

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Input: [Latin] nil volentibus arduum [Notes] Nothing is impossible for the willing [Translation]

Output: Nothing [is] arduous for the willing

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Input: [Latin] nisi Dominus frustra [Notes] That is, "everything is in vain without God". Summarized from Psalm 127 (126 Vulgate), "nisi Dominus aedificaverit domum in vanum laboraverunt qui aedificant eam nisi Dominus custodierit civitatem frustra vigilavit qui custodit" (unless the Lord builds the house, they work on a useless thing who build it; unless the Lord guards the community, he keeps watch in vain who guards it). Motto of Edinburgh, St Thomas School, Kolkata, Union Secondary School Awkunanaw, Enugu and St. Stephen's Episcopal School. [Translation]

Output: if not the Lord, [it is] in vain

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Input: [Latin] nisi paria non pugnant [Notes] Irascetur aliquis: tu contra beneficiis prouoca; cadit statim simultas ab altera parte deserta; nisi paria non pugnant. (If any one is angry with you, meet his anger by returning benefits for it: a quarrel which is only taken up on one side falls to the ground: it takes two men to fight.) Seneca the Younger, De Ira (On Anger): Book 2, cap. 34, line 5. [Translation]

Output: it takes two to make a fight

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Input: [Latin] nisi prius [Notes] In England, a direction that a case be brought up to Westminster for trial before a single judge and jury. In the United States, a court where civil actions are tried by a single judge sitting with a jury, as distinguished from an appellate court. [Translation]

Output: unless previously

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Input: [Latin] nitimur in vetitum [Notes] From Ovid's Amores, III.4:17. It means that when we are denied of something, we will eagerly pursue the denied thing. Used by Friedrich Nietzsche in his Ecce Homo to indicate that his philosophy pursues what is forbidden to other philosophers. [Translation]

Output: We strive for the forbidden

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Input: [Latin] nobis bene, nemini male [Notes] Inscription on the old Nobistor (de) gatepost that divided Altona and St. Pauli [Translation]

Output: Good for us, Bad for no one

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Input: [Latin] nolens volens [Notes] That is, "whether unwillingly or willingly". Sometimes rendered volens nolens, aut nolens aut volens or nolentis volentis. Similar to willy-nilly, though that word is derived from Old English will-he nil-he ([whether] he will or [whether] he will not). [Translation]

Output: unwilling, willing

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Input: [Latin] noli me tangere [Notes] Commonly translated "touch me not". According to the Gospel of John, this was said by Jesus to Mary Magdalene after his resurrection. [Translation]

Output: do not touch me

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Input: [Latin] noli turbare circulos meos [Notes] That is, "Don't upset my calculations!" Said by Archimedes to a Roman soldier who, despite having been given orders not to, killed Archimedes at the conquest of Syracuse, Sicily. The soldier was executed for his act. [Translation]

Output: Do not disturb my circles!

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Input: [Latin] "nolite te bastardes carborundorum" (Dog Latin) [Notes] From The Handmaid's Tale by Margaret Atwood — the protagonist (Offred) finds the phrase inscribed on the inside of her wardrobe. One of many variants of Illegitimi non carborundum. [Translation]

Output: "Don't let the bastards grind you down

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Input: [Latin] nolle prosequi [Notes] A legal motion by a prosecutor or other plaintiff to drop legal charges, usually in exchange for a diversion program or out-of-court settlement. [Translation]

Output: to be unwilling to prosecute

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Input: [Latin] nolo contendere [Notes] That is, "no contest". A plea that can be entered on behalf of a defendant in a court that states that the accused doesn't admit guilt, but will accept punishment for a crime. Nolo contendere pleas cannot be used as evidence in another trial. [Translation]

Output: I do not wish to contend

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Input: [Latin] nomen amicitiae sic, quatenus expedit, haeret [Notes] Petronius, Satyricon, 80. [Translation]

Output: the name of friendship lasts just so long as it is profitable

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Input: [Latin] nomen dubium [Notes] A scientific name of unknown or doubtful application. [Translation]

Output: doubtful name

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Input: [Latin] nomen est omen [Notes] Thus, "true to its name". [Translation]

Output: the name is a sign

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Input: [Latin] nomen nescio (N.N.) [Notes] Thus, the name or person in question is unknown. [Translation]

Output: I do not know the name

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Input: [Latin] nomen nudum [Notes] A purported scientific name that does not fulfill the proper formal criteria and therefore cannot be used unless it is subsequently proposed correctly. [Translation]

Output: naked name

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Input: [Latin] non auro, sed ferro, recuperanda est patria [Notes] According to some roman this sentence was said by Marcus Furius Camillus to Brennus, the chief of the Gauls, after he demanded more gold from the citizens of the recently sacked Rome in 390 BC. [Translation]

Output: Not gold, but iron redeems the native land

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Input: [Latin] non bene pro toto libertas venditur auro [Notes] Motto of Republic of Ragusa, inscribed over the gates of St. Lawrence Fortress. From Gualterus Anglicus's version of Aesop's fable "The Dog and the Wolf". [Translation]

Output: liberty is not well sold for all the gold

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Input: [Latin] non bis in idem [Notes] A legal principle forbidding double jeopardy. [Translation]

Output: not twice in the same thing

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Input: [Latin] non canimus surdis, respondent omnia silvae [Notes] Virgil, Eclogues 10:8 [Translation]

Output: we sing not to the deaf; the trees echo every word

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Input: [Latin] non causa pro causa [Notes] Also known as the "questionable cause" or "false cause". Refers to any logical fallacy where a cause is incorrectly identified. [Translation]

Output: not the cause for the cause

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Input: [Latin] non compos mentis [Notes] See compos mentis. Also rendered non compos sui (not in control of himself). Samuel Johnson, author of the first English dictionary, theorized that the word nincompoop may derive from this phrase. [Translation]

Output: not in control of the mind

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Input: [Latin] non constat [Notes] Used to explain scientific phenomena and religious advocations, for example in medieval history, for rulers to issue a 'Non Constat' decree, banning the worship of a holy figure. In legal context, occasionally a backing for nulling information that was presented by an attorney. Without any tangible proof, Non constat information is difficult to argue for. [Translation]

Output: it is not certain

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Input: [Latin] non ducor, duco [Notes] Motto of São Paulo city, Brazil. See also pro Brasilia fiant eximia. [Translation]

Output: I am not led; I lead

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Input: [Latin] non est princeps super leges, sed leges supra principem [Notes] Pliny the Younger, Panegyricus 65:1. [Translation]

Output: the prince is not above the laws, but the laws above the prince.

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Input: [Latin] non extinguetur [Notes] Motto of the Society of Antiquaries of London accompanying their Lamp of knowledge emblem [Translation]

Output: shall not be extinguished

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Input: [Latin] non facias malum ut inde fiat bonum [Notes] More simply, "don't do wrong to do right". The direct opposite of the phrase "the ends justify the means". [Translation]

Output: you should not make evil in order that good may be made from it

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Input: [Latin] non hos quaesitum munus in usus [Notes] Virgil, Aeneid, 4:647, of the sword with which Dido will commit suicide. "Not for so dire an enterprise design’d." (Dryden trans.; 1697)[58] "A gift asked for no use like this." (Mackail trans.; 1885).[59] "Ne'er given for an end so dire." (Taylor trans.; 1907)[60] "A gift not asked for use like this!" (Williams trans.; 1910).[61] Quoted by Francis Bacon of the civil law, "not made for the countries it governeth". [Translation]

Output: A gift sought for no such purpose

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Input: [Latin] non impediti ratione cogitationis [Notes] motto of radio show Car Talk [Translation]

Output: unencumbered by the thought process

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Input: [Latin] non in legendo sed in intelligendo leges consistunt [Translation]

Output: the laws depend not on being read, but on being understood

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Input: [Latin] non liquet [Notes] Also "it is not clear" or "it is not evident". A sometimes controversial decision handed down by a judge when they feel that the law is not complete. [Translation]

Output: it is not proven

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Input: [Latin] non loqui sed facere [Notes] Motto of the University of Western Australia's Engineering faculty student society. [Translation]

Output: not talk but action

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Input: [Latin] non mihi solum [Notes] Motto of Anderson Junior College, Singapore. [Translation]

Output: not for myself alone

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Input: [Latin] non ministrari sed ministrare [Notes] Motto of Wellesley College and Shimer College (from Matthew 20:28 in the Vulgate). [Translation]

Output: not to be served, but to serve

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Input: [Latin] non multa sed multum [Notes] Motto of the Daniel Pearl Magnet High School. [Translation]

Output: not quantity but quality

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Input: [Latin] Non nobis Domine [Notes] Christian hymn based on psalm 115. [Translation]

Output: Not to us (oh) Lord

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Input: [Latin] non nobis nati [Notes] Motto of St Albans School (Hertfordshire) [Translation]

Output: 'Born not for ourselves'

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Input: [Latin] non nobis solum [Notes] Appears in Cicero's De Officiis Book 1:22 in the form non nobis solum nati sumus (we are not born for ourselves alone). Motto of Lower Canada College, Montreal and University College, Durham University, and Willamette University. [Translation]

Output: not for ourselves alone

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Input: [Latin] non numerantur, sed ponderantur [Notes] Old saying. Paul Erdős (1913–1996), in The Man Who Loved Only Numbers by Paul Hoffman [62] [Translation]

Output: they are not counted, but weighed

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Input: [Latin] non obstante veredicto [Notes] A judgment notwithstanding verdict, a legal motion asking the court to reverse the jury's verdict on the grounds that the jury could not have reached such a verdict reasonably. [Translation]

Output: not standing in the way of a verdict

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Input: [Latin] non olet [Notes] See pecunia non olet. [Translation]

Output: it doesn't smell

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Input: [Latin] non omnia possumus omnest [Notes] Virgil, Eclogues 8:63 (and others). [Translation]

Output: not everyone can do everything

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Input: [Latin] non omnis moriar [Notes] Horace, Carmina 3/30:6. "Not all of me will die", a phrase expressing the belief that a part of the speaker will survive beyond death. [Translation]

Output: I shall not all die

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Input: [Latin] non plus ultra [Notes] the ultimate. See also 'ne plus ultra' [Translation]

Output: nothing further beyond

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Input: [Latin] non possumus [Translation]

Output: not possible

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Input: [Latin] non possunt primi esse omnes omni in tempore [Notes] (It is impossible always to excel) Decimus Laberius. [Translation]

Output: not everyone can occupy the first rank forever

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Input: [Latin] non progredi est regredi [Translation]

Output: to not go forward is to go backward

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