Input: [Year] 2012 [Recipient / Nominated work] Mother Mother [Award] New Group Of The Year [Result]

Output: Nominated

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Input: [Year] 2012 [Recipient / Nominated work] Mother Mother The Stand (dir. John JP Poliquin) [Award] Video Of The Year [Result]

Output: Nominated

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Input: [Year] 2013 [Recipient / Nominated work] Crystal Castles (III) [Award] Electronic Album Of The Year [Result]

Output: Nominated

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Input: [Year] 2013 [Recipient / Nominated work] Purity Ring Shrines [Award] Electronic Album Of The Year [Result]

Output: Nominated

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Input: [Year] 2014 [Recipient / Nominated work] Ryan Hemsworth Guilt Trips [Award] Electronic Album Of The Year [Result]

Output: Won

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Input: [Season] 1976/77 [Division] 3ª [Copa del Rey] Third round [Place]

Output: 2nd

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Input: [Season] 1977/78 [Division] 2ªB [Copa del Rey] Third round [Place]

Output: 6th

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Input: [Season] 1978/79 [Division] 2ªB [Copa del Rey] Third round [Place]

Output: 13th

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Input: [Season] 1979/80 [Division] 2ªB [Copa del Rey] First round [Place]

Output: 19th

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Input: [Season] 1980/81 [Division] 3ª [Place]

Output: 7th

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Input: [Season] 1981/82 [Division] 3ª [Place]

Output: 18th

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Input: [Season] 1982/83 [Division] Regional [Place]

Output: 1st

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Input: [Season] 1983/84 [Division] 3ª [Place]

Output: 9th

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Input: [Season] 1984/85 [Division] 3ª [Place]

Output: 7th

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Input: [Season] 1985/86 [Division] 3ª [Place]

Output: 2nd

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Input: [Season] 1986/87 [Division] 3ª [Copa del Rey] First round [Place]

Output: 7th

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Input: [Season] 1987/88 [Division] 2ªB [Place]

Output: 19th

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Input: [Season] 1988/89 [Division] 3ª [Copa del Rey] First round [Place]

Output: 1st

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Input: [Season] 1989/90 [Division] 2ªB [Place]

Output: 12th

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Input: [Season] 1990/91 [Division] 2ªB [Copa del Rey] Second round [Place]

Output: 7th

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Input: [Season] 1991/92 [Division] 2ªB [Place]

Output: 3rd

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Input: [Season] 1992/93 [Division] 2ªB [Copa del Rey] Third round [Place]

Output: 15th

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Input: [Season] 1993/94 [Division] 2ªB [Copa del Rey] First round [Place]

Output: 15th

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Input: [Season] 1994/95 [Division] 2ªB [Copa del Rey] First round [Place]

Output: 18th

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Input: [Season] 1995/96 [Division] 3ª [Place]

Output: 13th

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Input: [Product] Extensions [Premium] Yes [Ultimate] Yes [Test Professional] No [Professional]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Product] Projects templates [Premium] Yes [Ultimate] Yes [Test Professional] No [Professional]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Product] MSDN integration [Premium] Full [Ultimate] Full [Test Professional] Full [Professional]

Output: Full or Essentials

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Input: [Product] Debugging [Premium] Yes [Ultimate] Yes [Test Professional] No [Professional]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Product] Profiling [Premium] Yes [Ultimate] Yes [Test Professional] No [Professional]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Product] Static analysis [Premium] Yes [Ultimate] Yes [Test Professional] No [Professional]

Output: No

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Input: [Product] IntelliTrace [Premium] No [Ultimate] Yes [Test Professional] No [Professional]

Output: No

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Input: [Product] Unit test [Premium] Yes [Ultimate] Yes [Test Professional] No [Professional]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Product] Code coverage [Premium] Yes [Ultimate] Yes [Test Professional] No [Professional]

Output: No

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Input: [Product] Coded UI test [Premium] Yes [Ultimate] Yes [Test Professional] No [Professional]

Output: No

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Input: [Product] Test impact analysis [Premium] Yes [Ultimate] Yes [Test Professional] Yes [Professional]

Output: No

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Input: [Product] Load testing [Premium] No [Ultimate] Yes [Test Professional] No [Professional]

Output: No

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Input: [Product] Lab management [Premium] No [Ultimate] Yes [Test Professional] Yes [Professional]

Output: No

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Input: [Product] Architecture and modelling [Premium] Read-only [Ultimate] Yes [Test Professional] No [Professional]

Output: No

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Input: [Product] Windows Phone development [Premium] Yes [Ultimate] Yes [Test Professional] No [Professional]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Name] Apache MINA SSHD [Mac OS X] Yes [Mac OS classic] No [Windows] Yes [Cygwin] No [BSD] Yes [Linux] Yes [Solaris] Yes [Java] Yes [OpenVMS] No [z/OS] No [AmigaOS] No [AIX] Yes No [webOS] No [Android] No [HPUX]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Name] Attachmate Reflection for Secure IT [Mac OS X] No [Mac OS classic] No [Windows] Yes [Cygwin] No [BSD] No [Linux] Yes [Solaris] Yes [Java] No [OpenVMS] No [z/OS] No [AmigaOS] No [AIX] Yes No [webOS] No [Android] No [HPUX]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Name] Bitvise SSH Server [Mac OS X] No [Mac OS classic] No [Windows] Yes [Cygwin] No [BSD] No [Linux] No [Solaris] No [Java] No [OpenVMS] No [z/OS] No [AmigaOS] No [AIX] No No [webOS] No [Android] No [HPUX]

Output: No

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Input: [Name] Copssh [Mac OS X] No [Mac OS classic] No [Windows] Yes [Cygwin] Yes [BSD] No [Linux] No [Solaris] No [Java] No [OpenVMS] No [z/OS] No [AmigaOS] No [AIX] No No [webOS] No [Android] No [HPUX]

Output: No

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Input: [Name] CrushFTP Server [Mac OS X] Yes [Mac OS classic] No [Windows] Yes [Cygwin] Yes [BSD] Yes [Linux] Yes [Solaris] Yes [Java] Yes [OpenVMS] No [z/OS] No [AmigaOS] No [AIX] Yes No [webOS] No [Android] No [HPUX]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Name] Dropbear [Mac OS X] Yes [Mac OS classic] No [Windows] No [Cygwin] Yes [BSD] Yes [Linux] Yes [Solaris] Yes [Java] No [OpenVMS] No [z/OS] No [AmigaOS] No [AIX] Yes No [webOS] Yes[Note 4] [Android] Yes [HPUX]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Name] freeSSHd [Mac OS X] No [Mac OS classic] No [Windows] Yes [Cygwin] No [BSD] No [Linux] No [Solaris] No [Java] No [OpenVMS] No [z/OS] No [AmigaOS] No [AIX] No No [webOS] No [Android] No [HPUX]

Output: No

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Input: [Name] KpyM SSH Server [Mac OS X] No [Mac OS classic] No [Windows] Yes [Cygwin] No [BSD] No [Linux] No [Solaris] No [Java] No [OpenVMS] No [z/OS] No [AmigaOS] No [AIX] No No [webOS] No [Android] No [HPUX]

Output: No

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Input: [Name] GoAnywhere Services [Mac OS X] Yes [Mac OS classic] Yes [Windows] Yes [Cygwin] No [BSD] Yes [Linux] Yes [Solaris] Yes [Java] Yes [OpenVMS] No [z/OS] No [AmigaOS] No [AIX] Yes No [webOS] No [Android] Yes [HPUX]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Name] lsh [Mac OS X] Yes [Mac OS classic] No [Windows] No [Cygwin] No [BSD] Partial[Note 5] [Linux] Yes [Solaris] Yes [Java] No [OpenVMS] No [z/OS] No [AmigaOS] No [AIX] No No [webOS] No [Android] ?? [HPUX]

Output: No

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Input: [Name] Maverick SSHD [Mac OS X] Yes [Mac OS classic] No [Windows] Yes [Cygwin] No [BSD] Yes [Linux] Yes [Solaris] Yes [Java] Yes [OpenVMS] No [z/OS] No [AmigaOS] No [AIX] Yes No [webOS] No [Android] Yes [HPUX]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Name] MobaSSH SSH Server [Mac OS X] No [Mac OS classic] No [Windows] Yes [Cygwin] Yes [BSD] No [Linux] No [Solaris] No [Java] No [OpenVMS] No [z/OS] No [AmigaOS] No [AIX] No No [webOS] No [Android] No [HPUX]

Output: No

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Input: [Name] OpenSSH [Mac OS X] Included [Mac OS classic] No [Windows] No [Cygwin] Included [BSD] Included [Linux] Included [Note 6] [Solaris] Yes [Java] No [OpenVMS] Yes [z/OS] Yes [AmigaOS] Yes [AIX] Yes[Note 7] Yes[Note 8] [webOS] Yes[Note 4] [Android] Partial [HPUX]

Output: Included

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Input: [Name] Pragma Fortress SSH Server [Mac OS X] No [Mac OS classic] No [Windows] Yes [Cygwin] No [BSD] No [Linux] No [Solaris] No [Java] No [OpenVMS] No [z/OS] No [AmigaOS] No [AIX] No No [webOS] No [Android] ?? [HPUX]

Output: No

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Input: [Name] Tectia SSH Server [Mac OS X] No [Mac OS classic] No [Windows] Yes [Cygwin] No [BSD] No [Linux] Yes [Solaris] Yes [Java] No [OpenVMS] No [z/OS] Yes [AmigaOS] No [AIX] Yes No [webOS] No [Android] ?? [HPUX]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Name] PowerShell Server [Mac OS X] No [Mac OS classic] No [Windows] Yes [Cygwin] No [BSD] No [Linux] No [Solaris] No [Java] No [OpenVMS] No [z/OS] No [AmigaOS] No [AIX] No No [webOS] No [Android] No [HPUX]

Output: No

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Input: [Name] SilverSHielD [Mac OS X] No [Mac OS classic] No [Windows] Yes [Cygwin] No [BSD] No [Linux] No [Solaris] No [Java] No [OpenVMS] No [z/OS] No [AmigaOS] No [AIX] No No [webOS] No [Android] No [HPUX]

Output: No

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Input: [Name] Georgia SoftWorks SSH Server [Mac OS X] No [Mac OS classic] No [Windows] Yes [Cygwin] No [BSD] No [Linux] No [Solaris] No [Java] No [OpenVMS] No [z/OS] No [AmigaOS] No [AIX] No No [webOS] No [Android] No [HPUX]

Output: No

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Input: [Name] Syncplify.me Server [Mac OS X] No [Mac OS classic] No [Windows] Yes [Cygwin] No [BSD] No [Linux] No [Solaris] No [Java] No [OpenVMS] No [z/OS] No [AmigaOS] No [AIX] No No [webOS] No [Android] No [HPUX]

Output: No

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Input: [Name] TinySSH [Mac OS X] Yes [Mac OS classic] No [Windows] No [Cygwin] No [BSD] Yes [Linux] Yes [Solaris] Yes [Java] No [OpenVMS] No [z/OS] No [AmigaOS] No [AIX] Yes No [webOS] No [Android] No [HPUX]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Concept] Single document interface [memory efficiency] No [multiple type document] Yes No depends on Window System [Applications] Inkscape [small-sized content]

Output: No

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Input: [Concept] Single document window splitting [memory efficiency] No [multiple type document] No No depends on Window System [small-sized content]

Output: No

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Input: [Concept] MDI: Overlappable windows [memory efficiency] Yes [multiple type document] Yes No depends on Application [Applications] Opera [small-sized content]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Concept] MDI: Tabbed document interface [memory efficiency] Yes [multiple type document] No No Yes [Applications] gedit, Firefox [small-sized content]

Output: No

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Input: [Concept] MDI: Window splitting [memory efficiency] Yes [multiple type document] No No No [small-sized content]

Output: No

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Input: [Concept] MDI: IDE-style interface [memory efficiency] Yes [multiple type document] Yes No Yes [Applications] Eclipse [small-sized content]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Concept] Controlled Single Document Interface [memory efficiency] Yes [multiple type document] Yes Yes depends on Window System [Applications] GIMP [small-sized content]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Technology] Moving Parts [flow[21]] Yes [liquid metal] No [Sodium-Ion] No [Lead-Acid[22]] No [Ni-Cd] No [Al-ion] No [Li-ion] No [Sodium-sulfur batteries]

Output: No

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Input: [Technology] Operation at Room Temperature [flow[21]] Yes [liquid metal] No [Sodium-Ion] No [Lead-Acid[22]] Yes [Ni-Cd] Yes [Al-ion] Yes [Li-ion] Yes [Sodium-sulfur batteries]

Output: No

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Input: [Technology] Flammable [flow[21]] No [liquid metal] Yes [Sodium-Ion] Yes [Lead-Acid[22]] No [Ni-Cd] No [Al-ion] No [Li-ion] Yes [Sodium-sulfur batteries]

Output: No

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Input: [Technology] Toxic Materials [flow[21]] Yes [liquid metal] No [Sodium-Ion] No [Lead-Acid[22]] Yes [Ni-Cd] Yes [Al-ion] No [Li-ion] No [Sodium-sulfur batteries]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Technology] In production [flow[21]] No [liquid metal] No [Sodium-Ion] No [Lead-Acid[22]] Yes [Ni-Cd] Yes [Al-ion] No [Li-ion] Yes [Sodium-sulfur batteries]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Technology] Rare metals [flow[21]] No [liquid metal] No [Sodium-Ion] No [Lead-Acid[22]] No [Ni-Cd] Yes [Al-ion] No [Li-ion] No [Sodium-sulfur batteries]

Output: No

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Input: [Concept] Single document interface [memory efficiency] No [small-sized content] No No depends on Window System [Applications] Inkscape [multiple type document]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Concept] Single document window splitting [memory efficiency] No [small-sized content] No No depends on Window System [multiple type document]

Output: No

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Input: [Concept] MDI: Overlappable windows [memory efficiency] Yes [small-sized content] Yes No depends on Application [Applications] Opera [multiple type document]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Concept] MDI: Tabbed document interface [memory efficiency] Yes [small-sized content] No No Yes [Applications] gedit, Firefox [multiple type document]

Output: No

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Input: [Concept] MDI: Window splitting [memory efficiency] Yes [small-sized content] No No No [multiple type document]

Output: No

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Input: [Concept] MDI: IDE-style interface [memory efficiency] Yes [small-sized content] Yes No Yes [Applications] Eclipse [multiple type document]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Concept] Controlled Single Document Interface [memory efficiency] Yes [small-sized content] Yes Yes depends on Window System [Applications] GIMP [multiple type document]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Economic incentives] Pollution levy fee [Voluntary instruments] Environmental labeling system [Public participation] Clean-up campaign [Command-and-control]

Output: Concentration-based pollution discharge controls

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Input: [Economic incentives] Non-compliance fines [Voluntary instruments] ISO 14000 system [Public participation] Environmental awareness campaign [Command-and-control]

Output: Mass-based controls on total provincial discharge

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Input: [Economic incentives] Discharge permit system [Voluntary instruments] Cleaner production [Public participation] Air pollution index [Command-and-control]

Output: Environmental impact assessments (EIA)

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Input: [Economic incentives] Sulfur emission fee [Voluntary instruments] NGOs [Public participation] Water quality disclosure [Command-and-control]

Output: Three synchronization program

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Input: [Voluntary instruments] Administrative permission hearing [Command-and-control]

Output: Deadline transmission trading

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Input: [Economic incentives] Subsidies for energy saving products [Command-and-control]

Output: Centralized pollution control

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Input: [Economic incentives] Regulation on refuse credit to high-polluting firms [Command-and-control]

Output: Two compliance policy

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Input: [Command-and-control]

Output: Environmental compensation fee

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Input: [Type] Solid rocket [Advantages] Simple, often no moving parts, reasonably good mass fraction, reasonable Isp. A thrust schedule can be designed into the grain. [Disadvantages] Throttling, burn termination, and reignition require special designs. Handling issues from ignitable mixture. Lower performance than liquid rockets. If grain cracks it can block nozzle with disastrous results. Grain cracks burn and widen during burn. Refueling harder than simply filling tanks. [Description]

Output: Ignitable, self-sustaining solid fuel/oxidiser mixture ("grain") with central hole and nozzle

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Input: [Type] Hybrid rocket [Advantages] Quite simple, solid fuel is essentially inert without oxidiser, safer; cracks do not escalate, throttleable and easy to switch off. [Disadvantages] Some oxidisers are monopropellants, can explode in own right; mechanical failure of solid propellant can block nozzle (very rare with rubberised propellant), central hole widens over burn and negatively affects mixture ratio. [Description]

Output: Separate oxidiser/fuel; typically the oxidiser is liquid and kept in a tank and the fuel is solid.

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Input: [Type] Monopropellant rocket [Advantages] Simple in concept, throttleable, low temperatures in combustion chamber [Disadvantages] catalysts can be easily contaminated, monopropellants can detonate if contaminated or provoked, Isp is perhaps 1/3 of best liquids [Description]

Output: Propellant (such as hydrazine, hydrogen peroxide or nitrous oxide) flows over a catalyst and exothermically decomposes; hot gases are emitted through nozzle.

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Input: [Type] Bipropellant rocket [Advantages] Up to ~99% efficient combustion with excellent mixture control, throttleable, can be used with turbopumps which permits incredibly lightweight tanks, can be safe with extreme care [Disadvantages] Pumps needed for high performance are expensive to design, huge thermal fluxes across combustion chamber wall can impact reuse, failure modes include major explosions, a lot of plumbing is needed. [Description]

Output: Two fluid (typically liquid) propellants are introduced through injectors into combustion chamber and burnt

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Input: [Type] Dual mode propulsion rocket [Advantages] Simplicity and ease of control [Disadvantages] Lower performance than bipropellants [Description]

Output: Rocket takes off as a bipropellant rocket, then turns to using just one propellant as a monopropellant

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Input: [Type] Tripropellant rocket [Advantages] Reduces take-off weight, since hydrogen is lighter; combines good thrust to weight with high average Isp, improves payload for launching from Earth by a sizeable percentage [Disadvantages] Similar issues to bipropellant, but with more plumbing, more R&D [Description]

Output: Three different propellants (usually hydrogen, hydrocarbon and liquid oxygen) are introduced into a combustion chamber in variable mixture ratios, or multiple engines are used with fixed propellant mixture ratios and throttled or shut down

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Input: [Type] Air-augmented rocket [Advantages] Mach 0 to Mach 4.5+ (can also run exoatmospheric), good efficiency at Mach 2 to 4 [Disadvantages] Similar efficiency to rockets at low speed or exoatmospheric, inlet difficulties, a relatively undeveloped and unexplored type, cooling difficulties, very noisy, thrust/weight ratio is similar to ramjets. [Description]

Output: Essentially a ramjet where intake air is compressed and burnt with the exhaust from a rocket

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Input: [Type] Turborocket [Advantages] Very close to existing designs, operates in very high altitude, wide range of altitude and airspeed [Disadvantages] Atmospheric airspeed limited to same range as turbojet engine, carrying oxidiser like LOX can be dangerous. Much heavier than simple rockets. [Description]

Output: A combined cycle turbojet/rocket where an additional oxidiser such as oxygen is added to the airstream to increase maximum altitude

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Input: [Type] Precooled jet engine / LACE (combined cycle with rocket) [Advantages] Easily tested on ground. High thrust/weight ratios are possible (~14) together with good fuel efficiency over a wide range of airspeeds, mach 0-5.5+; this combination of efficiencies may permit launching to orbit, single stage, or very rapid intercontinental travel. [Disadvantages] Exists only at the lab prototyping stage. Examples include RB545, SABRE, ATREX [Description]

Output: Intake air is chilled to very low temperatures at inlet before passing through a ramjet or turbojet engine. Can be combined with a rocket engine for orbital insertion.

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Input: [Race] Aarakocra [Editions as a playable race] 2nd and 3rd [Description]

Output: A race of winged bird men, formerly appearing as monsters in other settings. They were not included in the 4th edition setting.

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Input: [Race] Dray (Dragonborn) [Editions as a playable race] 3rd, 4th [Description]

Output: Created by the sorcerer-king Dregoth in the city-state Giustinal most were destroyed along with their city-state. They are now a race of refugees living on the fringes of Athasians society.[10]:24

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Input: [Race] Dwarf [Editions as a playable race] All [Description]

Output: Athasian dwarves are similar to dwarves in other settings but usually have little to no hair.[10]:25

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Input: [Race] Eladrin [Editions as a playable race] 4th [Description]

Output: Isolationist refugees from the dying Lands Within Winds attempting to save what remains of their decaying homeland. They excel at psionics and abhor arcane magic.[10]:26

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Input: [Race] Elf [Editions as a playable race] All [Description]

Output: Distinct from traditional elves not only in flavor (often thieves and marauders) but also physically. They are taller than traditional elves and known for being able to run long distances. They have shorter life spans compared to elves of other worlds, and live for the moment...there might not be another.

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Input: [Race] Elan [Editions as a playable race] 3rd only [Description]

Output: Former humans changed into a race of powerful psions. Elans were introduced in the updated setting description in Dragon Magazine (2004).[12] In Athas, elans were created by the a psionic society known as The Order. They were not included in the 4th edition setting.

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Input: [Race] Goliath (Half-giant) [Editions as a playable race] All [Description]

Output: More intelligent than their counterparts in other worlds, but with a tendency to change personalities over time. They were magically created by the sorcerer kings from giant and human stock.

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Input: [Race] Half-elf [Editions as a playable race] All [Description]

Output: The offspring of humans and elves.

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Input: [Race] Halfling [Editions as a playable race] All [Description]

Output: Generally known for being savage, often cannibalistic, tribal people. However, there is an ancient community of Halflings with a civilization based on life-shaping.

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Input: [Race] Mul [Editions as a playable race] All [Description]

Output: A dwarven-human hybrid, they are able to work for long periods of time without rest, making them the most valuable of slaves.

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Input: [Race] Maenad [Editions as a playable race] 3rd only [Description]

Output: Maenad are not native to Athas. Along with the elan they were introduced in the 2004 setting brief in Dragon Magazine.[12] They were brought to Athas as soldiers by the sorcerer-king Andropinus when he returned from the Outer Planes. They were not included in the 4th edition setting.

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Input: [Race] Pterran [Editions as a playable race] 2nd and 3rd [Description]

Output: An isolated, shamanistic race of reptilian humanoids. Essentially humanoid pterodactyls with only vestigial stumps on their shoulders where wings had once been. They were not included in the 4th edition setting.

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Input: [Race] Tiefling [Editions as a playable race] 4th [Description]

Output: Nomadic bandits and assassins who are the offspring of humans and demons[10] :30

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Input: [Race] Thri-Kreen [Editions as a playable race] All [Description]

Output: Savage insect men, also known as mantis warriors, with venomous saliva and armor-like exoskeletons. They appeared as monsters in other settings.

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

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

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

Output: used as ʻOkina

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

Output: Indicates weak aspiration

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

Output: Also used in other languages

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

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

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

Output: Used in vertical writing

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

Output: Used in vertical writing

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

Output: Latvian diacrtic cedilla above

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

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

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

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

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

Output: Diacritical mark in Romanian, Latvian, Livonian

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

Output: bowt

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Input: [British English] not touch something with a bargepole [American English]

Output: not touch something with a ten-foot pole

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Input: [British English] sweep under the carpet [American English]

Output: sweep under the rug*

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Input: [British English] touch wood [American English]

Output: knock on wood

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

Output: see the forest for the trees

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Input: [British English] put a spanner in the works [American English]

Output: throw a (monkey) wrench (into a situation)

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Input: [British English] 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 [American English]

Output: to put your two cents (or two cents' worth) in[98]

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

Output: skeleton in the closet

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

Output: a home away from home

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Input: [British English] blow one's own trumpet [American English]

Output: blow (or toot) one's own horn

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Input: [British English] a drop in the ocean [American English]

Output: a drop in the bucket,[99] a spit in the ocean

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

Output: beating a dead horse

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Input: [British English] haven't (got) a clue [American English]

Output: don't have a clue or have no clue (haven't got a clue is also acceptable)

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

Output: a new lease on life

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

Output: lay of the land

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

Output: take it with a grain of salt

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Input: [British English] a storm in a teacup [American English]

Output: a tempest in a teapot

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Input: [Evaluation] Fairly uniform in width, 12–20 micrometers; length varies from 1 cm to 6 cm (½ to 2½ inches); typical length is 2.2 cm to 3.3 cm (⅞ to 1¼ inches). [Property]

Output: Shape

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Input: [Evaluation] high [Property]

Output: Luster

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Input: [Evaluation] 3.0–5.0 g/d 3.3–6.0 g/d [Property]

Output: Tenacity (strength) Dry Wet

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Input: [Evaluation] low [Property]

Output: Resiliency

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Input: [Evaluation] 1.54–1.56 g/cm³ [Property]

Output: Density

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Input: [Evaluation] 8.5% 15–25% 8.5–10.3% 15–27%+ [Property]

Output: Moisture absorption raw: conditioned saturation mercerized: conditioned saturation

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Input: [Evaluation] good [Property]

Output: Dimensional stability

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Input: [Evaluation] damage, weaken fibers resistant; no harmful effects high resistance to most Prolonged exposure weakens fibers. Mildew and rot-producing bacteria damage fibers. Silverfish damage fibers. [Property]

Output: Resistance to acids alkali organic solvents sunlight microorganisms insects

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Input: [Evaluation] Decomposes after prolonged exposure to temperatures of 150 °C or over. Burns readily. [Property]

Output: Thermal reactions to heat to flame

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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: [Year] 1998 [Award] 14th Soap Opera Digest Awards [Work] The Young and the Restless [Result] Nominated [Category]

Output: Favorite Return

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Input: [Year] 1999 [Award] 26th Daytime Emmy Awards [Work] The Young and the Restless [Result] Nominated [Category]

Output: Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Drama Series

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Input: [Year] 2000 [Award] 27th Daytime Emmy Awards [Work] The Young and the Restless [Result] Nominated [Category]

Output: Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Drama Series

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Input: [Year] 2003 [Award] 30th Daytime Emmy Awards [Work] The Young and the Restless [Result] Nominated [Category]

Output: Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Drama Series

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Input: [Year] 2004 [Award] 31st Daytime Emmy Awards [Work] The Young and the Restless [Result] Nominated [Category]

Output: Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Drama Series

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Input: [Year] 2005 [Award] 32nd Daytime Emmy Awards [Work] The Young and the Restless [Result] Won [Category]

Output: Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama Series

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Input: [Year] 2007 [Award] 34th Daytime Emmy Awards [Work] The Young and the Restless [Result] Won [Category]

Output: Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama Series

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Input: [Year] 2009 [Award] 36th Daytime Emmy Awards [Work] The Young and the Restless [Result] Won [Category]

Output: Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama Series

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Input: [Year] 2011 [Award] 38th Daytime Emmy Awards [Work] The Young and the Restless [Result] Nominated [Category]

Output: Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama Series

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Input: [Year] 2014 [Award] 41st Daytime Emmy Awards [Work] The Young & the Restless [Result] Nominated [Category]

Output: Outstanding Lead Actor in a Drama Series

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Input: [Tool material] Carbon tool steels [Properties]

Output: Unstable. Very inexpensive. Extremely sensitive to heat. Mostly obsolete in today's commercial machining, although it is still commonly found in non-intensive applications such as hobbyist or MRO machining, where economy-grade drill bits, taps and dies, hacksaw blades, and reamers are still usually made of it (because of its affordability). Hardness up to about HRC 65. Sharp cutting edges possible.

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Input: [Tool material] High speed steel (HSS) [Properties]

Output: Unstable. Inexpensive. Retains hardness at moderate temperatures. The most common cutting tool material used today. Used extensively on drill bits and taps. Hardness up to about HRC 67. Sharp cutting edges possible.

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Input: [Tool material] HSS cobalt [Properties]

Output: Unstable. Moderately expensive. The high cobalt versions of high speed steel are very resistant to heat and thus excellent for machining abrasive and/or work hardening materials such as titanium and stainless steel. Used extensively on milling cutters and drill bits. Hardness up to about HRC 70. Sharp cutting edges possible.

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Input: [Tool material] Cast cobalt alloys [Properties]

Output: Stable. Expensive. Somewhat fragile. Despite its stability it doesn't allow for high machining speed due to low hardness. Not used much. Hardness up to about HRC 65. Sharp cutting edges possible.

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Input: [Tool material] Cemented carbide [Properties]

Output: Stable. Moderately expensive. The most common material used in the industry today. It is offered in several "grades" containing different proportions of tungsten carbide and binder (usually cobalt). High resistance to abrasion. High solubility in iron requires the additions of tantalum carbide and niobium carbide for steel usage. Its main use is in turning tool bits although it is very common in milling cutters and saw blades. Hardness up to about HRC 90. Sharp edges generally not recommended.

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Input: [Tool material] Ceramics [Properties]

Output: Stable. Moderately inexpensive. Chemically inert and extremely resistant to heat, ceramics are usually desirable in high speed applications, the only drawback being their high fragility. Ceramics are considered unpredictable under unfavorable conditions. The most common ceramic materials are based on alumina (aluminium oxide), silicon nitride and silicon carbide. Used almost exclusively on turning tool bits. Hardness up to about HRC 93. Sharp cutting edges and positive rake angles are to be avoided.

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Input: [Tool material] Cermets [Properties]

Output: Stable. Moderately expensive. Another cemented material based on titanium carbide (TiC). Binder is usually nickel. It provides higher abrasion resistance compared to tungsten carbide at the expense of some toughness. It is far more chemically inert than it too. Extremely high resistance to abrasion. Used primarily on turning tool bits although research is being carried on producing other cutting tools. Hardness up to about HRC 93. Sharp edges generally not recommended.

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Input: [Tool material] Cubic boron nitride (CBN) [Properties]

Output: Stable. Expensive. Being the second hardest substance known, it is also the second most fragile. It offers extremely high resistance to abrasion at the expense of much toughness. It is generally used in a machining process called "hard machining", which involves running the tool or the part fast enough to melt it before it touches the edge, softening it considerably. Used almost exclusively on turning tool bits. Hardness higher than HRC95. Sharp edges generally not recommended.

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Input: [Tool material] Diamond [Properties]

Output: Stable. Very Expensive. The hardest substance known to date. Superior resistance to abrasion but also high chemical affinity to iron which results in being unsuitable for steel machining. It is used where abrasive materials would wear anything else. Extremely fragile. Used almost exclusively on turning tool bits although it can be used as a coating on many kinds of tools. Sharp edges generally not recommended.

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Input: [No.] 1A [Episode Name] Meteor Mystery [Air Date] January 2, 2006 [Description]

Output: When all the electrical appliances in Moonaluna start malfunctioning, Jim and his friends try to find the problem. They discover a large magnetic meteor, and when Ripple tries to pull it away from Moonaluna, her scooter gets stuck.

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Input: [No.] 1B [Episode Name] That Sinking Feeling [Air Date] January 2, 2006 [Description]

Output: When Jim is placing a new satellite dish in an area, he gets distracted by the glare of the satellite dish and accidentally drops Rover's ball in a dust puddle. He tries to get the ball but falls in the puddle himself. He gets stuck and is unable to get out, and he can't call his friends for help because the dust has clogged his vuecom.

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Input: [No.] 2A [Episode Name] Pest Problem [Air Date] January 3, 2006 [Description]

Output: When Eco's moon melons are eaten, Jim and his friends find out that a lunar worm has been eating the melons, but he only eats the rinds. Jim tries to take the worm away from the Ecodome, but the lunar worm always comes back very quickly.

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Input: [No.] 2B [Episode Name] The Secret of Crystal Cave [Air Date] January 3, 2006 [Description]

Output: When all the lights in Moonaluna run out of batteries, Jim and his friends go to Crystal Cave to get crystals to replace the lights. But the crystals won't light up when they get to Moonaluna.

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Input: [No.] 3A [Episode Name] The Moon Thief [Air Date] January 4, 2006 [Description]

Output: Jim and his friends try to find the culprit which has been stealing lots of things from them.

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Input: [No.] 3B [Episode Name] That's Odd, Where's the Pod? [Air Date] January 4, 2006 [Description]

Output: When the monthly supply pod that's scheduled to arrive is nowhere to be found, Jim and his friends try to look for it, and it turns out to be a mystery when they end up finding supply pod tracks on the dark side of the moon.

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Input: [No.] 4A [Episode Name] Up, Up, and Away (almost) [Air Date] January 5, 2006 [Description]

Output: When Jim and his friends explore inside a cave, TED offers to guard outside. Bored, he decides to try driving Jim's Lunar Crawler. But he accidentally moves a large boulder which blocks Jim's entrance to the cave. So Jim tries to exit from above the cave using his gravity boots, but the boot controls are broken and he's about to float into space. So it's up to TED to learn how to drive the vehicle in order to bring Jim back down.

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Input: [No.] 4B [Episode Name] The Whistling Craters [Air Date] January 5, 2006 [Description]

Output: When strange whistling sounds are found in the Ecodome, Jim and his friends try to find the source of the whistling.

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Input: [No.] 5A [Episode Name] Wrong Way, TED [Air Date] January 6, 2006 [Description]

Output: Rover has gone missing, so Jim and TED go to search for Rover. TED remembers the route, so Jim has no concern of getting lost. Then, they find Rover in a lunar playground. When TED tries playing in it, he accidentally falls and loses his memory of the route back to Moonaluna.

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Input: [No.] 5B [Episode Name] Running on Empty [Air Date] January 6, 2006 [Description]

Output: When Rover tries to jump over a lunar clam plant, the plant snatches his tail plug, causing Rover to lose his battery power. Meanwhile, when TED gets sprayed by the lunar vehicle washer, his joints start squeaking.

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Input: [No.] 6A [Episode Name] Jim Gets Mucky [Air Date] January 7, 2006 [Description]

Output: While Eco is on vacation, Jim and his friends do the work in the Ecodome for him. Meanwhile, Ripple has prepared a robot called the Gardenbot for a surprise for Eco when he gets back to Moonaluna. Lazily, TED cons Ripple into turning on the Gardenbot so it can do the work for them, but when the Gardenbot crashes into a rock, it starts doing the opposite; it starts pulling out other plants.

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Input: [No.] 6B [Episode Name] Forget Me Nots [Air Date] January 7, 2006 [Description]

Output: Jim and his friends have a lot of chores to do that day, but after collecting some flowers and smelling them, they suddenly forget which chores they're supposed to do.

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Input: [No.] 7A [Episode Name] Recipe for Rover [Air Date] January 9, 2006 [Description]

Output: When the supply pod arrives in Moonaluna, Jim and his friends discover that nothing's in there, so Jim reprograms the supply pod so it would go back to Earth. When they return to Moonaluna, they discover that Rover is still inside the supply pod, so they have to go back and rescue Rover before the supply pod blasts off. But the only vehicle they have that isn't broken has a flat tire, making it nearly impossible to get there in time.

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Input: [No.] 7B [Episode Name] Voice Recorder TED [Air Date] January 9, 2006 [Description]

Output: Ripple has installed a voice control unit for the Lunar Crawler, but when TED touches the voice unit, he becomes a voice recorder. When Jim climbs down to explore the cliffs, he is unable to get back up because the Crawler only responds to Jim's voice and he's too far away to be heard. So TED tries to rescue Jim by playing back Jim's commands using his newly found voice recorder unit.

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Input: [No.] 8A [Episode Name] Real Slick, TED [Air Date] January 10, 2006 [Description]

Output: When Jim discovers an area of slippery lunar moss that's perfect for skating, he gets his friends to come over and try to skate on there. When TED reluctantly tries to skate, he accidentally slips and gets stuck between two rocks, and is unable to break loose.

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Input: [No.] 8B [Episode Name] The Space Pirate [Air Date] January 10, 2006 [Description]

Output: After Eco tells everyone a story about a space pirate, the story appears to be becoming real when strange buzzing noises are heard every night. It becomes even more mysterious the next day, when everybody's chores are already done, and nobody claims that they did the chores.

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Input: [No.] 9A [Episode Name] Puddle Predicament [Air Date] January 11, 2006 [Description]

Output: When Jim tries to get Eco a Plutonian Pansy, he acciddentally falls in a green puddle. When he gets out of the puddle, the goop becomes solid and Jim is stuck in there. So his friends have to figure out how to turn the goop into a liquid again so Jim can break free.

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Input: [No.] 9B [Episode Name] The Chime Flowers [Air Date] January 11, 2006 [Description]

Output: When Ripple has gone missing, Jim searches for Ripple and finds out that Ripple is in a chime flower field, in which when anyone hears the music, they fall asleep. So Jim has to find a way to rescue Ripple without hearing the chime flower music.

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Input: [No.] 10A [Episode Name] Mind and Muscle [Air Date] January 12, 2006 [Description]

Output: When Jim tries to get a blue lunar sapphire for Eco inisde a cave, a gigantic blue sapphire rolls by and blocks the cave entrance, which is too big and heavy for them to push away using their muscles.

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Input: [No.] 10B [Episode Name] Moonbubbles and Bellyburps [Air Date] January 12, 2006 [Description]

Output: The lunar worm is sick and has the bellyburps, so Jim and his friends search for moonbubbles for the lunar worm, which is the only cure for bellyburps. But the moonbubbles are invisible, so Jim always squashes the moonbubbles when he tries to pick them.

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Input: [No.] 11A [Episode Name] The Big Switcheroo [Air Date] January 13, 2006 [Description]

Output: Ripple has invented a lunar teleporter machine, but the teleporter machine mixes up anything that's put inside there, so when Rover and TED have a fight, they accidentally get into the machine, and Rover now has TED's body and TED has Rover's body. TED is the only one who knows how to fix the machine, but he has Rover's body, and is unable to operate it.

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Input: [No.] 11B [Episode Name] A Little Moon Music [Air Date] January 13, 2006 [Description]

Output: When TED accidentally breaks Ripple's keyboard instrument, Jim and his friends try to search for new musical instruments for Ripple. They've found four objects that have instrumental sounds, but none of the objects can make music themselves.

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Input: [No.] 12A [Episode Name] Rover's Big Dig [Air Date] January 14, 2006 [Description]

Output: When Rover has dug up a lunarsaurus bone, TED becomes afraid that a lunarsaurus will look for the bone, despite everyone assuring him that lunarsauruses are extinct. The bone, which is seemingly useless, proves to be useful when a leg of the Control Tower is broken, and the bone is the perfect replacement leg.

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Input: [No.] 12B [Episode Name] The Big Sneeze Mystery [Air Date] January 14, 2006 [Description]

Output: When Ripple sneezes uncontrollably whenever Rover is around her, it's suspected that Ripple has developed an allergy to Rover, but it turns out that Ripple is just allergic to Rover's new robot polish.

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Input: [No.] 13A [Episode Name] Too Many Fluffies [Air Date] January 16, 2006 [Description]

Output: It's Lunar Winter, so Jim and his friends bring crystals from Crystal Cave back to Moonaluna for warmth. Then, a fluffy arrives, so they decide to keep it as a pet. But the fluffies start reproducing uncontrollably and there's no more space, so they have to make the fluffies leave. When they discover that the fluffies are attracted to the crystals, they try to bring the fluffies to Crystal Cave.

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Input: [No.] 13B [Episode Name] Jim and TED's Wild Ride [Air Date] January 16, 2006 [Description]

Output: Eco doesn't want to feed the animals manually, so Ripple creates a remote control for Eco's feeder. But the remote control doesn't work for Eco's feeder. Instead, it causes other trouble, when the lights in Jim's house began flicking on and off for no reason, the music in the Ecodome suddenly turns on, and then, while TED's polishing Jim's Scrambler, the Scrambler blasts off itself, carrying TED. Jim tries to rescue TED using his Lunar Lifter, but just as he's about to catch TED, the Lifter gets out of control.

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Input: [No.] 14A [Episode Name] Cosmic Kite [Air Date] January 17, 2006 [Description]

Output: Jim and his friends are flying kites, but when TED tries to fly a kite, the wind blows him off the ground, and he gets stuck on a tall ridge. Jim has a ladder but he's unable to reach TED because the wind's blowing the ladder, making it unsafe to climb.

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Input: [No.] 14B [Episode Name] Crater Critter [Air Date] January 17, 2006 [Description]

Output: When Jim and TED are replacing a satellite dish, TED finds a critter inside a crater so he decides to take the critter home. But the critter starts eating everything on sight. Another problem happens when the satellite dish stopped working because the vines next to the satellite dish have grown out of control and tangled the satellite dish.

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Input: [No.] 15A [Episode Name] Lost and Found Friends [Air Date] January 18, 2006 [Description]

Output: Eco has knitted Daisy a sweater, but since the sweater is to small for her, it's given to Rover instead. The sweater is proven to be useful when Jim and his friends explore a big cave and end up getting lost, when Rover uses the string of the sweater to mark their path.

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Input: [No.] 15B [Episode Name] Space Junk [Air Date] January 18, 2006 [Description]

Output: When the ground starts shaking, Jim and his friends go to see the reason and it turns out that some space junk have fallen and they've covered the lunar playground. So they remove the space junk, and build another playground using the materials.

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Input: [No.] 16A [Episode Name] Ripple's Moon Blast-Off Board [Air Date] January 19, 2006 [Description]

Output: When Jim explores the Lunar Fissure by scanning the fissure using Ripple's multi-tool, he accidentally drops the multi-tool inside. The fissure is very narrow, so none of the vehicles can fit inside it, but then Ripple realizes that her moon blast-off board is small enough to fit.

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Input: [No.] 16B [Episode Name] Force Field Trampoline [Air Date] January 19, 2006 [Description]

Output: The supply pod has lost control and is going to have a crash landing, so Jim and his friends have to find things that would cushion the impact of the supply pod's landing before it lands and breaks.

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Input: [No.] 17A [Episode Name] The Fallen Star [Air Date] January 20, 2006 [Description]

Output: When a star has fallen from the sky, Jim and his friends try to send the star back into the sky, but they are unable to launch the star high enough.

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Input: [No.] 17B [Episode Name] Big Bowling Bash [Air Date] January 20, 2006 [Description]

Output: When Jim teaches TED how to bowl, he starts to get obsessed with bowling. He reluctantly goes with Jim and his friends for a treasure search, but the cave with the treasure is blocked by large rocks. It turns out bowling is the solution to the answer when they notice a large boulder on a slope, which could be pushed to knock away the large rocks.

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Input: [No.] 18A [Episode Name] Scooperbot Hide'n'Seek [Air Date] January 21, 2006 [Description]

Output: When Ripple invents a robot, called Scooperbot, which collects metal things, the robot takes away TED's voice chip and hides away, so Jim and his friends have to find Scooperbot and try to get TED's voice chip back from Scooperbot.

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Input: [No.] 18B [Episode Name] Ripple's Web Sprayer [Air Date] January 21, 2006 [Description]

Output: When Jim and TED have to put a signal light on a slope, TED volunteers to do it by controlling the Lunar Crawler. But TED accidentally breaks the emergency break, and the Crawler starts going backwards towards Stinky Lake. So Jim must figure out a way to stop the Crawler from going further.

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Input: [No.] 19A [Episode Name] Moon Mischief [Air Date] February 13, 2006 [Description]

Output: After a meteor shower hits the moon, Jim and TED go to stack the meteors up, but TED is frightened because the stacked meteors look like monsters. Meanwhile, a lunar gopher has entered the Ecodome, and he starts pulling out Eco's plants just for fun. Tearfully, Eco tries to get Jim to help, but none of the suggestions are working because the gopher is fast and able to jump over fences.

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Input: [No.] 19B [Episode Name] Short Circuit Gloves [Air Date] February 13, 2006 [Description]

Output: When Jim is asked to measure the lengths of lunar craters, Ripple gives Jim heating gloves to wear because the crater area is very cold. Problems happen when after Jim measures the craters, everything Jim touches starts malfunctioning, including Ripple's multi-tool, Rover, and then TED.

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Input: [No.] 20A [Episode Name] I'm Like a Bird [Air Date] February 20, 2006 [Description]

Output: When Jim and his friends are exploring, a lunar loon takes away the Scrambler's chain, and the Scrambler's unable to fly without the chain. The lunar loon refuses to give it back, so they have to make the lunar loon open its mouth and drop the chain.

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Input: [No.] 20B [Episode Name] Lunar Lily Pads [Air Date] February 20, 2006 [Description]

Output: When Jim finds floating lunar lily pads, he brings them home to show to his friends. When Jim finds out Eco isn't there, they realize that when Eco's collecting mushrooms, he accidentally parked the Hopper into a lunar mud puddle, and the vehicle is sinking, so Jim and his friends must figure out how to get the Hopper out of the puddle.

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Input: [No.] 21A [Episode Name] The Topsy Turvy Zone [Air Date] April 7, 2006 [Description]

Output: After Jim and his friends visit the Topsy-Turvy zone, Jim mysteriously starts doing things backwards, such as driving and walking backwards, uprooting plants, bringing in the garbage, having breakfast at dinnertime, and sleeping in the daytime. So everyone tries to figure out what did Jim do to make him start doing things backwards.

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Input: [No.] 21B [Episode Name] Robo Puzzle [Air Date] April 7, 2006 [Description]

Output: After a meteor shower, Jim and his friends find Colby the Collector stuck under a meteor, with his body pieces dissembled. So they try to get his pieces reassembled, but the pieces don't seem to fit each other.

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Input: [No.] 22A [Episode Name] Lunar Litter Bugs [Air Date] April 8, 2006 [Description]

Output: The garbage pipeline seems to be broken when all the garbage has been appearing on the sides of Stinky Lake instead of in the Recycler. So Jim has to dive into Stinky Lake to check out the reason. At first, Jim is hesitant because the lake is stinky and looks dangerous, but then realizes that it's beautiful down there and there's no danger.

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Input: [No.] 22B [Episode Name] Rhyme Me a River [Air Date] April 8, 2006 [Description]

Output: When Jim and his friends are discovering new places, TED finds an interesting rock, and takes it with him. Then, he suddenly starts a rhyming streak and rhymes every sentence, but once they get back home, TED stops rhyming and everyone else seems to start rhyming.

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Input: [No.] 23A [Episode Name] Incredibly Shrinking TED [Air Date] April 10, 2006 [Description]

Output: When Jim and Ripple bring home a Shrinkberry plant for Eco, TED accidentally touches the juice of a berry of the plant and shrinks, becoming tiny. So Jim and his friends have to find something that would make TED big again.

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Input: [No.] 23B [Episode Name] Rover's Rocket Roamer [Air Date] April 10, 2006 [Description]

Output: The supply pod has lost control and has landed on a ledge under the Lunar Cliffs. Someone has to push a button to get the supply pod back up, but nobody can reach the button using their hands while driving a vehicle.

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Input: [No.] 24A [Episode Name] TED and the Beanstalk [Air Date] April 17, 2006 [Description]

Output: When Jim and TED are collecting lunar seeds for Eco, TED loses his balance while carrying a heavy seed. So he trips over Jim, and Jim, TED, and Rover all fall into a deep ravine. They're unable to get out because it's too steep to climb up and all the vehicles are too big to get into the ravine and rescue them.

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Input: [No.] 24B [Episode Name] Moon Pixies [Air Date] April 17, 2006 [Description]

Output: Mysterious things start happening in Moonaluna when Eco's Hopper's wheels have come off for no reason, Ripple's tools start moving by themselves, and TED's had suddenly getting turned backwards. The pranksters turn out to be moon pixies, which are tiny creatures that live in Orbit Orchids.

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Input: [No.] 25A [Episode Name] Lunar Attraction [Air Date] April 18, 2006 [Description]

Output: When Jim and his friends are watching a comet fly over, a part of the comet crashes in the moon, which hits TED in the head. After the hit, TED loses his memory because the impact made the memory chip bounce out of his head. So they find that the memory chip is stuck inside a rock, but the rock's opening is too small for anybody's hands to reach it.

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Input: [No.] 25B [Episode Name] The Floating Fruit [Air Date] April 18, 2006 [Description]

Output: When Jim discovers two different types of lunar fruit, he brings them home. After finding out that the fruits are safe to eat, they eat the fruit, but afterwards, Jim starts floating and Eco feels heavy and is unable to move.

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Input: [No.] 26A [Episode Name] Cowboy TED [Air Date] April 19, 2006 [Description]

Output: When Eco teaches TED how to be a cowboy, TED goes overboard with it. But his cowboy skills prove to be helpful when Delores gets stuck on a tall beanstalk.

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Input: [No.] 26B [Episode Name] A Surprise for Jim [Air Date] April 19, 2006 [Description]

Output: It's Jim's birthday, and Ripple and Eco are planning a surprise birthday party for him, so they give Jim a mission to do in order to stall him.

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Input: [Class] 0 [Description] No history of exposure Negative reaction to tuberculin skin test [Type]

Output: No TB exposure Not infected

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Classification System for TB


Input: [Class] 1 [Description] History of exposure Negative reaction to tuberculin skin test [Type]

Output: TB exposure No evidence of infection

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Classification System for TB


Input: [Class] 2 [Description] Positive reaction to tuberculin skin test Negative bacteriologic studies (if done) No clinical, bacteriologic, or radiographic evidence of TB [Type]

Output: TB infection No disease

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Classification System for TB


Input: [Class] 3 [Description] M. tuberculosis cultured (if done) Clinical, bacteriologic, or radiographic evidence of current disease [Type]

Output: TB, clinically active

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Classification System for TB


Input: [Class] 4 [Description] History of episode(s) of TB or Abnormal but stable radiographic findings Positive reaction to the tuberculin skin test Negative bacteriologic studies (if done) and No clinical or radiographic evidence of current disease [Type]

Output: TB Not clinically active

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Classification System for TB


Input: [Class] 5 [Description] Diagnosis pending TB disease should be ruled in or out within 3 months [Type]

Output: TB suspect

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Classification System for TB


Input: [Measurement Technique] Acoustics [Measurement Method] Ultrasonic [Measurand]

Output: Sonic speed, phase shift

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Input: [Measurement Technique] Chemistry [Measurement Method] Titration, indicators [Measurand]

Output: Concentration, tinct

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Input: [Measurement Technique] Conductometry [Measurement Method] Kohlrausch-cell, inductive measurements [Measurand]

Output: Electrolytic conductivity

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Input: [Measurement Technique] Gravimetry [Measurement Method] Densimeter [Measurand]

Output: Density

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Input: [Measurement Technique] Optics [Measurement Method] Refractometry, interferometry, polarimetry, turbidmetry [Measurand]

Output: Refraction of index, interference, rotation of polarization plane, turbidity

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Input: [Measurement Technique] Particle Analysis [Measurement Method] Particle analyzer [Measurand]

Output: Size distribution, particle density

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Input: [Measurement Technique] Physics [Measurement Method] Viscometer, quartz-crystal oscillator [Measurand]

Output: Viscosity

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Input: [Measurement Technique] Potentiometry [Measurement Method] Ionspecific electrodes, ionspecific membrands [Measurand]

Output: Ionic conductivity

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Input: [Measurement Technique] Radiometry [Measurement Method] Nuclear radiation [Measurand]

Output: Absorption spectra

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Input: [Measurement Technique] Spectroscopy [Measurement Method] Spectrophotometry, infrared spectroscopy [Measurand]

Output: Absorption spectra

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Input: [Value] Yes [Meaning]

Output: Indicates that the layout engine fully supports this property/element when valid values are used.

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Input: [Value] No [Meaning]

Output: Indicates that the property/element is completely ignored.

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Input: [Value] Partial [Meaning]

Output: Indicates that the property/element is understood, but that not all values are supported. Supported values are implemented correctly.

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Input: [Value] Incorrect [Meaning]

Output: Indicates that the property/element is understood, but that it is not implemented correctly in all cases.

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Input: [Value] Experimental [Meaning]

Output: Indicates that the property/element is understood, but supported under an alternate name. May be incomplete or buggy.

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Input: [Value] Dropped [Meaning]

Output: Indicates that the property/element is no longer supported.

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Input: [Value] Nightly build [Meaning]

Output: Indicates that the property/element is supported to some extent in an experimental/nightly build. Future support is expected.

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Input: [Value] Depends [Meaning]

Output: Indicates that the property/element is supported only on certain platforms, or if certain settings are configured.

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Input: [OLAP Server] Essbase [MOLAP] Yes [ROLAP] Yes [HOLAP]

Output: Yes

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Input: [OLAP Server] icCube [MOLAP] Yes [ROLAP] No [Offline] Offline Cubes [HOLAP]

Output: No

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Input: [OLAP Server] Infor BI OLAP Server [MOLAP] Yes [ROLAP] No [Offline] Local cubes [HOLAP]

Output: No

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Input: [OLAP Server] Jedox OLAP Server [MOLAP] Yes [ROLAP] Yes [Offline] No [HOLAP]

Output: Yes

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Input: [OLAP Server] Microsoft Analysis Services [MOLAP] Yes [ROLAP] Yes [Offline] Local cubes, PowerPivot for Excel [HOLAP]

Output: Yes

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Input: [OLAP Server] MicroStrategy Intelligence Server [MOLAP] Yes [ROLAP] Yes [Offline] MicroStrategy Office, Dynamic Dashboards [HOLAP]

Output: Yes

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Input: [OLAP Server] Mondrian OLAP server [MOLAP] Yes [ROLAP] Yes [HOLAP]

Output: Yes

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Input: [OLAP Server] Oracle Database OLAP Option [MOLAP] Yes [ROLAP] Yes [HOLAP]

Output: Yes

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Input: [OLAP Server] SAS OLAP Server [MOLAP] Yes [ROLAP] Yes [HOLAP]

Output: Yes

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Input: [OLAP Server] IBM TM1 [MOLAP] Yes [ROLAP] No [HOLAP]

Output: No

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Input: [OLAP Server] IBM Cognos [MOLAP] Yes [ROLAP] Yes [HOLAP]

Output: Yes

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Input: [OLAP Server] SAP NetWeaver BW [MOLAP] Yes [ROLAP] Yes [HOLAP]

Output: No

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Input: [OLAP Server] Cubes (OLAP server) [MOLAP] No [ROLAP] Yes [HOLAP]

Output: No

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Input: [Season] 1976/77 [Division] 3ª [Place] 2nd [Copa del Rey]

Output: Third round

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Input: [Season] 1977/78 [Division] 2ªB [Place] 6th [Copa del Rey]

Output: Third round

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Input: [Season] 1978/79 [Division] 2ªB [Place] 13th [Copa del Rey]

Output: Third round

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Input: [Season] 1979/80 [Division] 2ªB [Place] 19th [Copa del Rey]

Output: First round

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Input: [Season] 1986/87 [Division] 3ª [Place] 7th [Copa del Rey]

Output: First round

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Input: [Season] 1988/89 [Division] 3ª [Place] 1st [Copa del Rey]

Output: First round

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Input: [Season] 1990/91 [Division] 2ªB [Place] 7th [Copa del Rey]

Output: Second round

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Input: [Season] 1992/93 [Division] 2ªB [Place] 15th [Copa del Rey]

Output: Third round

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Input: [Season] 1993/94 [Division] 2ªB [Place] 15th [Copa del Rey]

Output: First round

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Input: [Season] 1994/95 [Division] 2ªB [Place] 18th [Copa del Rey]

Output: First round

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Input: [Attribute] No atime updates [lsattr flag] A [chattr option] +A to set -A to clear [Semantics and rationale]

Output: When a file with the A attribute set is accessed, its atime record is not modified. This avoids a certain amount of disk I/O for laptop systems.

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File attributes on a Linux file system according to the chattr(1) Linux man page


Input: [Attribute] Append only [lsattr flag] a [chattr option] +a to set -a to clear[note 1] [Semantics and rationale]

Output: A file with the a attribute set can only be open in append mode for writing.

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Input: [Attribute] Compressed [lsattr flag] c [chattr option] +c to set -c to clear[note 2] [Semantics and rationale]

Output: A file with the c attribute set is automatically compressed on the disk by the kernel. A read from this file returns uncompressed data. A write to this file compresses data before storing them on the disk.

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Input: [Attribute] Synchronous directory updates [lsattr flag] D [chattr option] +D to set -D to clear [Semantics and rationale]

Output: When a directory with the D attribute set is modified, the changes are written synchronously on the disk This is equivalent to the dirsync mount option, applied to a subset of the files.

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Input: [Attribute] No dump [lsattr flag] d [chattr option] +d to set -d to clear [Semantics and rationale]

Output: A file with the d attribute set is not candidate for backup when the dump program is run.

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Input: [Attribute] Compression error [lsattr flag] E [chattr option] (unavailable) [Semantics and rationale]

Output: The E attribute is used by the experimental compression patches to indicate that a compressed file has a compression error.

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Input: [Attribute] Extent format [lsattr flag] e [chattr option] (unavailable) [Semantics and rationale]

Output: The e attribute indicates that the file is using extents for mapping the blocks on disk.

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Input: [Attribute] Indexed directory [lsattr flag] I [chattr option] (unavailable) [Semantics and rationale]

Output: The I attribute is used by the htree program code to indicate that a directory is being indexed using hashed trees.

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Input: [Attribute] Huge file [lsattr flag] h [chattr option] (unavailable) [Semantics and rationale]

Output: The h attribute indicates the file is storing its blocks in units of the filesystem blocksize instead of in units of sectors. It means that the file is, or at one time was, larger than 2TB.

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Input: [Attribute] Immutable [lsattr flag] i [chattr option] +i to set -i to clear[note 1] [Semantics and rationale]

Output: A file with the i attribute cannot be modified. It cannot be deleted or renamed, no link can be created to this file and no data can be written to the file. When set, prevents, even the superuser, from erasing or changing the contents of the file.

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Input: [Attribute] Data journaling [lsattr flag] j [chattr option] +j to set -j to clear[note 3] [Semantics and rationale]

Output: A file with the j attribute has all of its data written to the ext3 journal before being written to the file itself, if the filesystem is mounted with the "data=ordered" or "data=writeback" options. When the filesystem is mounted with the "data=journal" option all file data is already journaled, so this attribute has no effect.

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Input: [Attribute] Secure deletion [lsattr flag] s [chattr option] +s to set -s to clear[note 2][note 4] [Semantics and rationale]

Output: When a file with the s attribute set is deleted, its blocks are zeroed and written back to the disk.

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Input: [Attribute] Synchronous updates [lsattr flag] S [chattr option] +S to set -S to clear [Semantics and rationale]

Output: When a file with the S attribute set is modified, the changes are written synchronously on the disk; this is equivalent to the 'sync' mount option applied to a subset of the files. This is equivalent to the sync mount option, applied to a subset of the files.

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Input: [Attribute] Top of directory hierarchy [lsattr flag] T [chattr option] +T to set -T to clear [Semantics and rationale]

Output: A directory with the T attribute will be deemed to be the top of directory hierarchies for the purposes of the Orlov block allocator. This is a hint to the block allocator used by ext3 and ext4 that the subdirectories under this directory are not related, and thus should be spread apart for allocation purposes. For example: it is a very good idea to set the T attribute on the /home directory, so that /home/john and /home/mary are placed into separate block groups. For directories where this attribute is not set, the Orlov block allocator will try to group subdirectories closer together where possible.

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Input: [Attribute] No tail-merging [lsattr flag] t [chattr option] +t to set -t to clear [Semantics and rationale]

Output: For those filesystems which support tail-merging, a file with the t attribute will not have a partial block fragment at the end of the file merged with other files. This is necessary for applications such as LILO which read the filesystem directly, and which don't understand tail-merged files.

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Input: [Attribute] Undeletable [lsattr flag] u [chattr option] +u to set -u to clear[note 2] [Semantics and rationale]

Output: When a file with the u attribute set is deleted, its contents are saved. This allows the user to ask for its undeletion.

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Input: [Attribute] Compression raw access [lsattr flag] X [chattr option] (unavailable) [Semantics and rationale]

Output: The X attribute is used by the experimental compression patches to indicate that a raw contents of a compressed file can be accessed directly.

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Input: [Attribute] Compressed dirty file [lsattr flag] Z [chattr option] (unavailable) [Semantics and rationale]

Output: The Z attribute is used by the experimental compression patches to indicate a compressed file is "dirty".

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Input: [Attribute] Version / generation number [lsattr flag] -v [chattr option] -v version [Semantics and rationale]

Output: File's version/generation number.

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Input: [Type] MANDATORY [Explanation]

Output: If the client has not started a transaction, an exception is thrown. Otherwise the client's transaction is used.

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Declarative Transactions Management Types


Input: [Type] REQUIRED [Explanation]

Output: If the client has started a transaction, it is used. Otherwise a new transaction is started. (this is the default when no explicit type has been specified)

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Input: [Type] REQUIRES_NEW [Explanation]

Output: If the client has started a transaction, it is suspended. A new transaction is always started.

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Input: [Type] SUPPORTS [Explanation]

Output: If the client has started a transaction, it is used. Otherwise, no transaction is used.

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Input: [Type] NOT_SUPPORTED [Explanation]

Output: If the client has started a transaction, it is suspended. No new transaction is started.

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Input: [Type] NEVER [Explanation]

Output: If the client has started a transaction, an exception is thrown. No new transaction is started.

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Input: [Name] Seowon [Hangul] 서원 [Hanja]

Output: 書院

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Input: [Name] Sinwon [Hangul] 신원 [Hanja]

Output: 新源

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Input: [Name] Seorim [Hangul] 서림 [Hanja]

Output: 西林

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Input: [Name] Nangok [Hangul] 난곡 [Hanja]

Output: 蘭谷

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Input: [Name] Sinsa [Hangul] 신사 [Hanja]

Output: 新士

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Input: [Name] Sillim [Hangul] 신림 [Hanja]

Output: 新林

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Input: [Name] Samseong [Hangul] 삼성 [Hanja]

Output: 三聖

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Input: [Name] Nanhyang [Hangul] 난향 [Hanja]

Output: 蘭香

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Input: [Name] Jowon [Hangul] 조원 [Hanja]

Output: 棗園

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Input: [Name] Daehak [Hangul] 대학 [Hanja]

Output: 大學

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Input: [Name] Miseong [Hangul] 미성 [Hanja]

Output: 美星

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Input: [Season] 1976/77 [Division] 3ª [Copa del Rey] Third round [Place]

Output: 2nd

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Input: [Season] 1977/78 [Division] 2ªB [Copa del Rey] Third round [Place]

Output: 6th

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Input: [Season] 1978/79 [Division] 2ªB [Copa del Rey] Third round [Place]

Output: 13th

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Input: [Season] 1979/80 [Division] 2ªB [Copa del Rey] First round [Place]

Output: 19th

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Input: [Season] 1980/81 [Division] 3ª [Place]

Output: 7th

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Input: [Season] 1981/82 [Division] 3ª [Place]

Output: 18th

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Input: [Season] 1982/83 [Division] Regional [Place]

Output: 1st

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Input: [Season] 1983/84 [Division] 3ª [Place]

Output: 9th

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Input: [Season] 1984/85 [Division] 3ª [Place]

Output: 7th

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Input: [Season] 1985/86 [Division] 3ª [Place]

Output: 2nd

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Input: [Season] 1986/87 [Division] 3ª [Copa del Rey] First round [Place]

Output: 7th

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Input: [Season] 1987/88 [Division] 2ªB [Place]

Output: 19th

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Input: [Season] 1988/89 [Division] 3ª [Copa del Rey] First round [Place]

Output: 1st

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Input: [Season] 1989/90 [Division] 2ªB [Place]

Output: 12th

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Input: [Season] 1990/91 [Division] 2ªB [Copa del Rey] Second round [Place]

Output: 7th

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Input: [Season] 1991/92 [Division] 2ªB [Place]

Output: 3rd

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Input: [Season] 1992/93 [Division] 2ªB [Copa del Rey] Third round [Place]

Output: 15th

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Input: [Season] 1993/94 [Division] 2ªB [Copa del Rey] First round [Place]

Output: 15th

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Input: [Season] 1994/95 [Division] 2ªB [Copa del Rey] First round [Place]

Output: 18th

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Input: [Season] 1995/96 [Division] 3ª [Place]

Output: 13th

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Input: [Meaning] Indicates that the layout engine fully supports this property/element when valid values are used. [Value]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Meaning] Indicates that the property/element is completely ignored. [Value]

Output: No

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Input: [Meaning] Indicates that the property/element is understood, but that not all values are supported. Supported values are implemented correctly. [Value]

Output: Partial

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Input: [Meaning] Indicates that the property/element is understood, but that it is not implemented correctly in all cases. [Value]

Output: Incorrect

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Input: [Meaning] Indicates that the property/element is understood, but supported under an alternate name. May be incomplete or buggy. [Value]

Output: Experimental

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Input: [Meaning] Indicates that the property/element is no longer supported. [Value]

Output: Dropped

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Input: [Meaning] Indicates that the property/element is supported to some extent in an experimental/nightly build. Future support is expected. [Value]

Output: Nightly build

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Input: [Meaning] Indicates that the property/element is supported only on certain platforms, or if certain settings are configured. [Value]

Output: Depends

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Input: [Mnemonic] MAXSB8 [Instruction]

Output: Vector Signed Byte Maximum

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Input: [Mnemonic] MAXSW4 [Instruction]

Output: Vector Signed Word Maximum

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Input: [Mnemonic] MAXUB8 [Instruction]

Output: Vector Unsigned Byte Maximum

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Input: [Mnemonic] MAXUW4 [Instruction]

Output: Vector Unsigned Word Maximum

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Input: [Mnemonic] MINSB8 [Instruction]

Output: Vector Signed Byte Minimum

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Input: [Mnemonic] MINSW4 [Instruction]

Output: Vector Signed Word Minimum

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Input: [Mnemonic] MINUB8 [Instruction]

Output: Vector Unsigned Byte Minimum

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Input: [Mnemonic] MINUW4 [Instruction]

Output: Vector Unsigned Word Minimum

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Input: [Mnemonic] PERR [Instruction]

Output: Pixel Error

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Input: [Mnemonic] PKLB [Instruction]

Output: Pack Longwords to Bytes

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Input: [Mnemonic] PKWB [Instruction]

Output: Pack Words to Bytes

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Input: [Mnemonic] UNPKBL [Instruction]

Output: Unpack Bytes to Longwords

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Input: [Mnemonic] UNPKBW [Instruction]

Output: Unpack Bytes to Words

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Input: [Class] 0 [Type] No TB exposure Not infected [Description]

Output: No history of exposure Negative reaction to tuberculin skin test

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Classification System for TB


Input: [Class] 1 [Type] TB exposure No evidence of infection [Description]

Output: History of exposure Negative reaction to tuberculin skin test

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Classification System for TB


Input: [Class] 2 [Type] TB infection No disease [Description]

Output: Positive reaction to tuberculin skin test Negative bacteriologic studies (if done) No clinical, bacteriologic, or radiographic evidence of TB

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Classification System for TB


Input: [Class] 3 [Type] TB, clinically active [Description]

Output: M. tuberculosis cultured (if done) Clinical, bacteriologic, or radiographic evidence of current disease

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Classification System for TB


Input: [Class] 4 [Type] TB Not clinically active [Description]

Output: History of episode(s) of TB or Abnormal but stable radiographic findings Positive reaction to the tuberculin skin test Negative bacteriologic studies (if done) and No clinical or radiographic evidence of current disease

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Classification System for TB


Input: [Class] 5 [Type] TB suspect [Description]

Output: Diagnosis pending TB disease should be ruled in or out within 3 months

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Classification System for TB


Input: [Race] Aarakocra [Description] A race of winged bird men, formerly appearing as monsters in other settings. They were not included in the 4th edition setting. [Editions as a playable race]

Output: 2nd and 3rd

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Input: [Race] Dray (Dragonborn) [Description] Created by the sorcerer-king Dregoth in the city-state Giustinal most were destroyed along with their city-state. They are now a race of refugees living on the fringes of Athasians society.[10]:24 [Editions as a playable race]

Output: 3rd, 4th

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Input: [Race] Dwarf [Description] Athasian dwarves are similar to dwarves in other settings but usually have little to no hair.[10]:25 [Editions as a playable race]

Output: All

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Input: [Race] Eladrin [Description] Isolationist refugees from the dying Lands Within Winds attempting to save what remains of their decaying homeland. They excel at psionics and abhor arcane magic.[10]:26 [Editions as a playable race]

Output: 4th

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Input: [Race] Elf [Description] Distinct from traditional elves not only in flavor (often thieves and marauders) but also physically. They are taller than traditional elves and known for being able to run long distances. They have shorter life spans compared to elves of other worlds, and live for the moment...there might not be another. [Editions as a playable race]

Output: All

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Input: [Race] Elan [Description] Former humans changed into a race of powerful psions. Elans were introduced in the updated setting description in Dragon Magazine (2004).[12] In Athas, elans were created by the a psionic society known as The Order. They were not included in the 4th edition setting. [Editions as a playable race]

Output: 3rd only

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Input: [Race] Goliath (Half-giant) [Description] More intelligent than their counterparts in other worlds, but with a tendency to change personalities over time. They were magically created by the sorcerer kings from giant and human stock. [Editions as a playable race]

Output: All

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Input: [Race] Half-elf [Description] The offspring of humans and elves. [Editions as a playable race]

Output: All

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Input: [Race] Halfling [Description] Generally known for being savage, often cannibalistic, tribal people. However, there is an ancient community of Halflings with a civilization based on life-shaping. [Editions as a playable race]

Output: All

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Input: [Race] Human [Editions as a playable race]

Output: All

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Input: [Race] Mul [Description] A dwarven-human hybrid, they are able to work for long periods of time without rest, making them the most valuable of slaves. [Editions as a playable race]

Output: All

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Input: [Race] Maenad [Description] Maenad are not native to Athas. Along with the elan they were introduced in the 2004 setting brief in Dragon Magazine.[12] They were brought to Athas as soldiers by the sorcerer-king Andropinus when he returned from the Outer Planes. They were not included in the 4th edition setting. [Editions as a playable race]

Output: 3rd only

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Input: [Race] Pterran [Description] An isolated, shamanistic race of reptilian humanoids. Essentially humanoid pterodactyls with only vestigial stumps on their shoulders where wings had once been. They were not included in the 4th edition setting. [Editions as a playable race]

Output: 2nd and 3rd

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Input: [Race] Tiefling [Description] Nomadic bandits and assassins who are the offspring of humans and demons[10] :30 [Editions as a playable race]

Output: 4th

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Input: [Race] Thri-Kreen [Description] Savage insect men, also known as mantis warriors, with venomous saliva and armor-like exoskeletons. They appeared as monsters in other settings. [Editions as a playable race]

Output: All

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Input: [Explanation] If the client has not started a transaction, an exception is thrown. Otherwise the client's transaction is used. [Type]

Output: MANDATORY

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Input: [Explanation] If the client has started a transaction, it is used. Otherwise a new transaction is started. (this is the default when no explicit type has been specified) [Type]

Output: REQUIRED

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Input: [Explanation] If the client has started a transaction, it is suspended. A new transaction is always started. [Type]

Output: REQUIRES_NEW

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Input: [Explanation] If the client has started a transaction, it is used. Otherwise, no transaction is used. [Type]

Output: SUPPORTS

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Input: [Explanation] If the client has started a transaction, it is suspended. No new transaction is started. [Type]

Output: NOT_SUPPORTED

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Input: [Explanation] If the client has started a transaction, an exception is thrown. No new transaction is started. [Type]

Output: NEVER

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Input: [No.] 1A [Description] When all the electrical appliances in Moonaluna start malfunctioning, Jim and his friends try to find the problem. They discover a large magnetic meteor, and when Ripple tries to pull it away from Moonaluna, her scooter gets stuck. [Air Date] January 2, 2006 [Episode Name]

Output: Meteor Mystery

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Input: [No.] 1B [Description] When Jim is placing a new satellite dish in an area, he gets distracted by the glare of the satellite dish and accidentally drops Rover's ball in a dust puddle. He tries to get the ball but falls in the puddle himself. He gets stuck and is unable to get out, and he can't call his friends for help because the dust has clogged his vuecom. [Air Date] January 2, 2006 [Episode Name]

Output: That Sinking Feeling

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Input: [No.] 2A [Description] When Eco's moon melons are eaten, Jim and his friends find out that a lunar worm has been eating the melons, but he only eats the rinds. Jim tries to take the worm away from the Ecodome, but the lunar worm always comes back very quickly. [Air Date] January 3, 2006 [Episode Name]

Output: Pest Problem

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Input: [No.] 2B [Description] When all the lights in Moonaluna run out of batteries, Jim and his friends go to Crystal Cave to get crystals to replace the lights. But the crystals won't light up when they get to Moonaluna. [Air Date] January 3, 2006 [Episode Name]

Output: The Secret of Crystal Cave

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