Input: [Radio format] Frequency of programming interruptions (by DJs or commercial advertising)³ [AM/FM] Highest4 None to low - dependent on the provider; however, it is common that some stations will have DJs. Usually no advertisements on subscription services (DirecTV and Dish Network both claim to provide advertisement-free content). [Satellite radio]

Output: None to high - mostly dependent on the channels, some of which have DJs; most channels are advertisement-free because of the paid subscription model of satellite radio.

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Input: [Radio format] Governmental regulation [AM/FM] Yes — significant governmental regulations regarding content6 Yes for terrestrial. For cable and satellite, low to none 5 [Satellite radio]

Output: Yes5

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Input: [Prop. num.] 100 [passed] Yes [YES votes] 570,271 [NO votes] 358,449 [description]

Output: Amended the constitution to add rules to the public retirement system used in the state, applying to various public employees including teachers, law enforcement officers, firefighters, judges, elected officials and other government employees. Among the new rules are a constitutional guarantee that retirement benefits not be reduced or impaired.

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Input: [Prop. num.] 101 [passed] No [YES votes] 338,030 [NO votes] 602,185 [description]

Output: Would have amended the constitution to rename the Commission on Salaries for Elective State Officers to the Arizona Citizens Commission on Salaries for Elective State Officers and increase its membership from 5 to 11. The amendment would have changed the method in which the salaries for state officials, except the legislature, are set.

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Input: [Prop. num.] 102 [passed] Yes [YES votes] 488,711 [NO votes] 427,665 [description]

Output: Amended the constitution to allow the state to invest a portion of its trust funds into stocks. Previous wording restricted the investment of state trust funds into interest-bearing equities such as savings accounts and bonds.

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Input: [Prop. num.] 103 [passed] Yes [YES votes] 576,466 [NO votes] 375,832 [description]

Output: Amended the constitution to allow voters registered under a minor party or those not declaring party preference to vote in the primary election of the party of their choice. The amendment did not change the requirement that a voter registered under a party holding its own primary must vote in that election.

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Input: [Prop. num.] 104 [passed] No [YES votes] 417,926 [NO votes] 502,946 [description]

Output: Would have amended the constitution with regards to approved ballot measures. The amendment would have prevented the Governor from vetoing any approved measure, and would have prevented the Legislature from repealing any measure for five years. The amendment would also have required a 2/3 vote by the Legislature to amend any approved ballot measure. Proposition 104 was in competition with Proposition 105.

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Input: [Prop. num.] 105 [passed] Yes [YES votes] 476,770 [NO votes] 435,520 [description]

Output: Amended the constitution with regards to approved ballot measures. The wording of the amendment prevents the Governor from vetoing any approved measure, and prevents the Legislature from repealing any measure indefinitely. The amendment also requires a 3/4 vote by the Legislature to amend any approved ballot measure. Proposition 105 was in competition with Proposition 104.

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Input: [Prop. num.] 200 [passed] Yes [YES votes] 481,963 [NO votes] 459,373 [description]

Output: Established the Citizens Clean Election Commission, to provide for campaign reform via public funding to candidates who agree to certain spending limits in their campaign.

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Input: [Prop. num.] 201 [passed] Yes [YES votes] 666,058 [NO votes] 312,368 [description]

Output: Banned cockfighting and made the possession of cocks with intent to fight, participation in cockfighting, or allowing cockfighting to take place on one's property a felony.

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Input: [Prop. num.] 202 [passed] No [YES votes] 409,133 [NO votes] 499,896 [description]

Output: Would have allowed candidates to federal offices to take up a voluntary pledge to eliminate the Internal Revenue Service. Participating candidates would have a note designating their participation next to their name on applicable ballots.

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Input: [Prop. num.] 300 [passed] No [YES votes] 418,303 [NO votes] 562,091 [description]

Output: Would have restricted the prescription of controlled substances to those that received approval of the United States Congress or the Food and Drug Administration. This was a referendum on laws enacted by Proposition 200 of 1996.

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Input: [Prop. num.] 301 [passed] No [YES votes] 464,776 [NO votes] 494,520 [description]

Output: Would have allowed those convicted of a crime involving the possession or use of controlled substances to qualify for parole on their first or second violations, mandating drug treatment or education. This was a referendum on laws enacted by Proposition 200 of 1996.

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Input: [Prop. num.] 302 [passed] Yes [YES votes] 544,969 [NO votes] 421,627 [description]

Output: Increased the salaries of state legislators from $15,000 to $24,000.

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Input: [Prop. num.] 303 [passed] Yes [YES votes] 501,358 [NO votes] 446,598 [description]

Output: Set aside $20 million annually for the purchase or lease of state trust lands, for the purpose of preservation from development.

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Input: [Prop. num.] 304 [passed] Yes [YES votes] 652,479 [NO votes] 324,514 [description]

Output: Extended the termination date of the state lottery program from 1999 to 2003.

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Input: [0] 1 m [0°] d.dddddd° [30°] d.dddddd° [60°] d.dddddd° [45°]

Output: d.dddddd°

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Input: [0] 5 m [0°] d.dddddd° [30°] d.dddddd° [60°] d.ddddd° [45°]

Output: d.ddddd°

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Input: [0] 10 m [0°] d.ddddd° [30°] d.ddddd° [60°] d.ddddd° [45°]

Output: d.ddddd°

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Input: [0] 50 m [0°] d.ddddd° [30°] d.ddddd° [60°] d.dddd° [45°]

Output: d.dddd°

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Input: [0] 100 m [0°] d.dddd° [30°] d.dddd° [60°] d.dddd° [45°]

Output: d.dddd°

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Input: [0] 500 m [0°] d.dddd° [30°] d.dddd° [60°] d.ddd° [45°]

Output: d.ddd°

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Input: [0] 1000 m 1 km [0°] d.ddd° [30°] d.ddd° [60°] d.ddd° [45°]

Output: d.ddd°

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Input: [0] 5 km [0°] d.ddd° [30°] d.ddd° [60°] d.dd° [45°]

Output: d.dd°

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Input: [0] 10 km [0°] d.dd° [30°] d.dd° [60°] d.dd° [45°]

Output: d.dd°

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Input: [0] 50 km [0°] d.dd° [30°] d.dd° [60°] d.d° [45°]

Output: d.d°

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Input: [0] 100 km [0°] d.d° [30°] d.d° [60°] d.d° [45°]

Output: d.d°

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Input: [0] 500 km [0°] d.d° [30°] d.d° [60°] d° [45°]

Output: d°

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Input: [0] 1000 km [0°] d° [30°] d° [60°] d° [45°]

Output: d°

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Input: [Tag] @author [Description]

Output: Developer's name

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Input: [Tag] @constructor [Description]

Output: Marks a function as a constructor

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Input: [Tag] @deprecated [Description]

Output: Marks a method as deprecated

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Input: [Tag] @exception [Description]

Output: Synonym for @throws

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Input: [Tag] @exports [Description]

Output: Identifies a member that is exported by the module

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Input: [Tag] @param [Description]

Output: Documents a method parameter; a datatype indicator can be added between curly braces

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Input: [Tag] @private [Description]

Output: Signifies that a member is private

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Input: [Tag] @return [Description]

Output: Documents a return value

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Input: [Tag] @returns [Description]

Output: Synonym for @return

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Input: [Tag] @see [Description]

Output: Documents an association to another object

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Input: [Tag] @this [Description]

Output: Specifies the type of the object to which the keyword "this" refers within a function.

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Input: [Tag] @throws [Description]

Output: Documents an exception thrown by a method

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Input: [Tag] @version [Description]

Output: Provides the version number of a library

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Input: [NMDC Client] MLDonkey [FOSS] Yes [Software license] GNU GPL [Active] Yes [Windows] Yes [Mac OS X] Yes [Other OS] No [GUI] Yes [CLI] Yes [Other UI] WebUI [Programming language] OCaml, C, assembly [Linux]

Output: Yes

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Input: [NMDC Client] Shareaza [FOSS] Yes [Software license] GNU GPL [Active] Yes [Windows] Yes [Mac OS X] No [Other OS] No [GUI] Yes [CLI] Unknown [Other UI] Unknown [Programming language] C++ [Linux]

Output: No

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Input: [NMDC Client] NeoModus Direct Connect [FOSS] No [Software license] Proprietary Freeware [Active] No [Windows] Yes [Mac OS X] No [Other OS] No [GUI] Yes [CLI] No [Other UI] No [Programming language] Visual Basic, C++ [Linux]

Output: Yes

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Input: [NMDC Client] ShakesPeer [FOSS] Yes [Software license] GNU GPL [Active] No [Windows] No [Mac OS X] Yes [Other OS] No [GUI] Yes [CLI] No [Other UI] No [Programming language] C [Linux]

Output: No

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Input: [NMDC Client] Valknut [FOSS] Yes [Software license] GNU GPL [Active] No [Windows] No [Mac OS X] No [Other OS] FreeBSD [GUI] Yes [CLI] No [Other UI] No [Programming language] C++ [Linux]

Output: Yes

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Input: [NMDC Client] DC# [FOSS] Yes [Software license] GNU GPL [Active] No [Windows] Yes [Mac OS X] No [Other OS] No [GUI] Yes [CLI] No [Other UI] No [Programming language] C# [Linux]

Output: No

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Input: [NMDC Client] LDCC [FOSS] Unknown [Software license] Unknown [Active] No [Windows] No [Mac OS X] No [Other OS] No [GUI] No [CLI] No [Other UI] Yes [Programming language] C [Linux]

Output: Yes

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Input: [NMDC Client] DCDM++ [FOSS] Yes [Software license] GNU GPL [Active] No [Windows] Yes [Mac OS X] No [Other OS] No [GUI] Yes [CLI] No [Other UI] No [Programming language] C++ [Based on] DC++ [Linux]

Output: No

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Input: [NMDC Client] fulDC [FOSS] Yes [Software license] GNU GPL [Active] No [Windows] Yes [Mac OS X] No [Other OS] No [GUI] Yes [CLI] No [Other UI] No [Programming language] C++ [Based on] DC++ [Linux]

Output: No

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Input: [NMDC Client] RevConnect [FOSS] Yes [Software license] GNU GPL [Active] No [Windows] Yes [Mac OS X] No [Other OS] No [GUI] Yes [CLI] No [Other UI] No [Programming language] C++ [Based on] DC++ [Linux]

Output: No

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Input: [NMDC Client] CzDC [FOSS] Yes [Software license] GNU GPL [Active] Yes [Windows] Yes [Mac OS X] No [Other OS] No [GUI] Yes [CLI] No [Other UI] No [Programming language] C++ [Based on] DC++ [Linux]

Output: No

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Input: [NMDC Client] EiskaltDC [FOSS] Yes [Software license] GNU GPL [Active] No [Windows] No [Mac OS X] Yes [Other OS] FreeBSD [GUI] Yes [CLI] No [Other UI] No [Programming language] C++ [Based on] Valknut [Linux]

Output: Yes

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Input: [NMDC Client] ncdc [FOSS] Yes [Software license] MIT Licence [Active] Yes [Windows] No [Mac OS X] Yes [Other OS] FreeBSD [GUI] No [CLI] Yes [Other UI] No [Programming language] C [Linux]

Output: Yes

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Input: [NMDC Client] NMDC Client [FOSS] FOSS [Software license] Software license [Active] Active [Windows] Windows [Mac OS X] Mac OS X [Other OS] Other OS [GUI] GUI [CLI] CLI [Other UI] Other UI [Programming language] Programming language [Based on] Based on [Linux]

Output: Linux

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Input: [Subject/Law] Concealed Carry license issued? [Long guns] No [Handguns] Yes [Relevant Statutes] IC 35-47-2-3 [Notes]

Output: Shall-Issue. Officially "License to Carry Handgun"

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Input: [Subject/Law] Open Carry? [Long guns] Yes [Handguns] Yes [Relevant Statutes] IC 35-47-2-3 [Notes]

Output: May carry openly with license. According to the state's official website, "carrying an exposed firearm in public may be alarming to some people and create unnecessary and unwanted attention to yourself."[27] Some gun rights advocates support the practice of open carry.[28]

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Input: [Subject/Law] State Preemption of local restrictions? [Long guns] Yes [Handguns] Yes [Relevant Statutes] IC 35-47-11.1-2 [Notes]

Output: Enacted in 2011

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Input: [Subject/Law] NFA weapons restricted? [Long guns] No [Handguns] No [Relevant Statutes] IC 35-47-5-10 [Notes]

Output: Federal laws observed.

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Input: [Subject/Law] Peaceable Journey laws? [Long guns] No [Handguns] No [Relevant Statutes] None [Notes]

Output: Federal rules observed.

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Input: [Subject/Law] Castle Doctrine law? [Long guns] Yes [Handguns] Yes [Relevant Statutes] IC 35-41-3-2 [Notes]

Output: No duty to retreat from dwelling, curtilage, or occupied motor vehicle.

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Input: [Subject/Law] Duty to inform? [Long guns] No [Handguns] No [Relevant Statutes] IC 35-47-2-24 [Notes]

Output: Indiana law does not require one to disclose possession of a firearm on contact with Law Enforcement.

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Input: [Other software] jDCBot [Windows] Yes [Linux] Yes [Mac OS X] Yes [Other]

Output: Any Java compatible platform

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Input: [Other software] Net::DirectConnect [Windows] Yes [Linux] Yes [Mac OS X] Yes [Other]

Output: Any Perl compatible platform

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Input: [Other software] FlowLib [Windows] Yes [Linux] Yes [Mac OS X] Yes [Other]

Output: Any C# compatible platform

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Input: [Other software] DC-hublink [Windows] Yes [Linux] No [Mac OS X] No [Other]

Output: No

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Input: [Other software] Hub-Link [Windows] Yes [Linux] No [Mac OS X] No [Other]

Output: No

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Input: [Other software] MyIrcDcLinks [Windows] Yes [Linux] No [Mac OS X] No [Other]

Output: No

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Input: [Other software] NetChatLink [Windows] Yes [Linux] No [Mac OS X] No [Other]

Output: Runs under WINE

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Input: [Other software] Kitty [Windows] Yes [Linux] No [Mac OS X] No [Other]

Output: No

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Input: [Other software] Other software [Windows] Windows [Linux] Linux [Mac OS X] Mac OS X [Other]

Output: Other

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Input: [0] 1 m [0°] d.dddddd° [45°] d.dddddd° [60°] d.dddddd° [30°]

Output: d.dddddd°

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Input: [0] 5 m [0°] d.dddddd° [45°] d.ddddd° [60°] d.ddddd° [30°]

Output: d.dddddd°

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Input: [0] 10 m [0°] d.ddddd° [45°] d.ddddd° [60°] d.ddddd° [30°]

Output: d.ddddd°

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Input: [0] 50 m [0°] d.ddddd° [45°] d.dddd° [60°] d.dddd° [30°]

Output: d.ddddd°

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Input: [0] 100 m [0°] d.dddd° [45°] d.dddd° [60°] d.dddd° [30°]

Output: d.dddd°

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Input: [0] 500 m [0°] d.dddd° [45°] d.ddd° [60°] d.ddd° [30°]

Output: d.dddd°

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Input: [0] 1000 m 1 km [0°] d.ddd° [45°] d.ddd° [60°] d.ddd° [30°]

Output: d.ddd°

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Input: [0] 5 km [0°] d.ddd° [45°] d.dd° [60°] d.dd° [30°]

Output: d.ddd°

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Input: [0] 10 km [0°] d.dd° [45°] d.dd° [60°] d.dd° [30°]

Output: d.dd°

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Input: [0] 50 km [0°] d.dd° [45°] d.d° [60°] d.d° [30°]

Output: d.dd°

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Input: [0] 100 km [0°] d.d° [45°] d.d° [60°] d.d° [30°]

Output: d.d°

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Input: [0] 500 km [0°] d.d° [45°] d° [60°] d° [30°]

Output: d.d°

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Input: [0] 1000 km [0°] d° [45°] d° [60°] d° [30°]

Output: d°

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Input: [Name] Smash Blade He-Man [Log Line] Most Powerful Man in the Universe [Type] Action Figure [Allegiance]

Output: Heroic Warriors

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Input: [Name] Battle Armor He-Man [Log Line] Most Powerful Man in the Universe [Type] Action Figure [Allegiance]

Output: Heroic Warriors

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Input: [Name] Samurai He-Man [Log Line] Most Powerful Man in the Universe [Type] Action Figure [Allegiance]

Output: Heroic Warriors

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Input: [Name] Samurai Man-At-Arms [Log Line] Heroic Master of Weapons [Type] Action Figure [Allegiance]

Output: Heroic Warriors

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Input: [Name] Orko [Log Line] Heroic Court Magician [Type] Action Figure [Allegiance]

Output: Heroic Warriors

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Input: [Name] Teela [Log Line] Warrior Goddess [Type] Action Figure [Allegiance]

Output: Heroic Warriors

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Input: [Name] Spin Blade Skeletor [Log Line] Overlord of Evil [Type] Action Figure [Allegiance]

Output: Evil Warriors

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Input: [Name] Battle Armor Skeletor [Log Line] Overlord of Evil [Type] Action Figure [Allegiance]

Output: Evil Warriors

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Input: [Name] Trap Jaw [Log Line] Evil Mechanical Menace [Type] Action Figure [Allegiance]

Output: Evil Warriors

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Input: [Name] Tri-Klops [Log Line] Evil Three-Eyed Villain [Type] Action Figure [Allegiance]

Output: Evil Warriors

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Input: [Name] Samurai Battle Cat [Log Line] Heroic Fighting Tiger [Type] Creature [Allegiance]

Output: Heroic Warriors

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Input: [Name] Samurai Battle Raptor [Log Line] None [Type] Action Figure [Allegiance]

Output: Evil Warriors

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Input: [Name] Spit Bull [Log Line] None [Type] Vehicle [Allegiance]

Output: Heroic Warriors

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Input: [Description] Developer's name [Tag]

Output: @author

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Input: [Description] Marks a function as a constructor [Tag]

Output: @constructor

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Input: [Description] Marks a method as deprecated [Tag]

Output: @deprecated

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Input: [Description] Synonym for @throws [Tag]

Output: @exception

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Input: [Description] Identifies a member that is exported by the module [Tag]

Output: @exports

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Input: [Description] Documents a method parameter; a datatype indicator can be added between curly braces [Tag]

Output: @param

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Input: [Description] Signifies that a member is private [Tag]

Output: @private

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Input: [Description] Documents a return value [Tag]

Output: @return

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Input: [Description] Synonym for @return [Tag]

Output: @returns

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Input: [Description] Documents an association to another object [Tag]

Output: @see

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Input: [Description] Specifies the type of the object to which the keyword "this" refers within a function. [Tag]

Output: @this

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Input: [Description] Documents an exception thrown by a method [Tag]

Output: @throws

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Input: [Description] Provides the version number of a library [Tag]

Output: @version

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Input: [Type] Solid rocket [Description] Ignitable, self-sustaining solid fuel/oxidiser mixture ("grain") with central hole and nozzle [Advantages] Simple, often no moving parts, reasonably good mass fraction, reasonable Isp. A thrust schedule can be designed into the grain. [Disadvantages]

Output: 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.

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Input: [Type] Hybrid rocket [Description] Separate oxidiser/fuel; typically the oxidiser is liquid and kept in a tank and the fuel is solid. [Advantages] Quite simple, solid fuel is essentially inert without oxidiser, safer; cracks do not escalate, throttleable and easy to switch off. [Disadvantages]

Output: 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.

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Input: [Type] Monopropellant rocket [Description] Propellant (such as hydrazine, hydrogen peroxide or nitrous oxide) flows over a catalyst and exothermically decomposes; hot gases are emitted through nozzle. [Advantages] Simple in concept, throttleable, low temperatures in combustion chamber [Disadvantages]

Output: catalysts can be easily contaminated, monopropellants can detonate if contaminated or provoked, Isp is perhaps 1/3 of best liquids

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Input: [Type] Bipropellant rocket [Description] Two fluid (typically liquid) propellants are introduced through injectors into combustion chamber and burnt [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]

Output: 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.

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Input: [Type] Dual mode propulsion rocket [Description] Rocket takes off as a bipropellant rocket, then turns to using just one propellant as a monopropellant [Advantages] Simplicity and ease of control [Disadvantages]

Output: Lower performance than bipropellants

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Input: [Type] Tripropellant rocket [Description] 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 [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]

Output: Similar issues to bipropellant, but with more plumbing, more R&D

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Input: [Type] Air-augmented rocket [Description] Essentially a ramjet where intake air is compressed and burnt with the exhaust from a rocket [Advantages] Mach 0 to Mach 4.5+ (can also run exoatmospheric), good efficiency at Mach 2 to 4 [Disadvantages]

Output: 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.

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Input: [Type] Turborocket [Description] A combined cycle turbojet/rocket where an additional oxidiser such as oxygen is added to the airstream to increase maximum altitude [Advantages] Very close to existing designs, operates in very high altitude, wide range of altitude and airspeed [Disadvantages]

Output: Atmospheric airspeed limited to same range as turbojet engine, carrying oxidiser like LOX can be dangerous. Much heavier than simple rockets.

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Input: [Type] Precooled jet engine / LACE (combined cycle with rocket) [Description] 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. [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]

Output: Exists only at the lab prototyping stage. Examples include RB545, SABRE, ATREX

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Input: [Satellite radio] US$7.99 and up [AM/FM] Free Free for terrestrial. Very low for cable TV or satellite — DTR represents a small portion of the total monthly television fee. [Radio format]

Output: Monthly fees

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Input: [Satellite radio] Available [AM/FM] Prominent None — a typical set consists of a stereo attached to a television set-top box (the primary function of the set top-box is normally designed for viewing digital television on an analogue set). [Radio format]

Output: Portability

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Input: [Satellite radio] Very high — a satellite signal's footprint covers millions of square kilometres. [AM/FM] Low to moderate — implementation of FM service requires moderate to high population densities and is thus not practical in rural and/or remote locales; AM travels great distances at night. Very high [Radio format]

Output: Listening availability

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Input: [Satellite radio] Varies² [AM/FM] AM: Usually very low FM: Usually Moderate, but can be very high Varies² [Radio format]

Output: Sound quality

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Input: [Satellite radio] Highest [AM/FM] Variable — highly dependent upon economic/demographic factors Variable - dependent on location and the television provider - for cable and satellite, dependent on the various packages they provide and on the user's subscription. [Radio format]

Output: Variety and depth of programming

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Input: [Satellite radio] None to high - mostly dependent on the channels, some of which have DJs; most channels are advertisement-free because of the paid subscription model of satellite radio. [AM/FM] Highest4 None to low - dependent on the provider; however, it is common that some stations will have DJs. Usually no advertisements on subscription services (DirecTV and Dish Network both claim to provide advertisement-free content). [Radio format]

Output: Frequency of programming interruptions (by DJs or commercial advertising)³

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Input: [Satellite radio] Yes5 [AM/FM] Yes — significant governmental regulations regarding content6 Yes for terrestrial. For cable and satellite, low to none 5 [Radio format]

Output: Governmental regulation

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Input: [0] 1 m [0°] d.dddddd° [30°] d.dddddd° [45°] d.dddddd° [60°]

Output: d.dddddd°

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Input: [0] 5 m [0°] d.dddddd° [30°] d.dddddd° [45°] d.ddddd° [60°]

Output: d.ddddd°

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Input: [0] 10 m [0°] d.ddddd° [30°] d.ddddd° [45°] d.ddddd° [60°]

Output: d.ddddd°

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Input: [0] 50 m [0°] d.ddddd° [30°] d.ddddd° [45°] d.dddd° [60°]

Output: d.dddd°

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Input: [0] 100 m [0°] d.dddd° [30°] d.dddd° [45°] d.dddd° [60°]

Output: d.dddd°

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Input: [0] 500 m [0°] d.dddd° [30°] d.dddd° [45°] d.ddd° [60°]

Output: d.ddd°

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Input: [0] 1000 m 1 km [0°] d.ddd° [30°] d.ddd° [45°] d.ddd° [60°]

Output: d.ddd°

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Input: [0] 5 km [0°] d.ddd° [30°] d.ddd° [45°] d.dd° [60°]

Output: d.dd°

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Input: [0] 10 km [0°] d.dd° [30°] d.dd° [45°] d.dd° [60°]

Output: d.dd°

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Input: [0] 50 km [0°] d.dd° [30°] d.dd° [45°] d.d° [60°]

Output: d.d°

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Input: [0] 100 km [0°] d.d° [30°] d.d° [45°] d.d° [60°]

Output: d.d°

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Input: [0] 500 km [0°] d.d° [30°] d.d° [45°] d° [60°]

Output: d°

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Input: [0] 1000 km [0°] d° [30°] d° [45°] d° [60°]

Output: d°

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Input: [Name] Wac-A-Mole [Location] Central Midway SW of the Fountain [Year Opened] 1981 [Year Closed] Open [Description]

Output: Two to six players whack the moles as they pop up. The first player to whack 10 moles wins (Bob's Space Racers)

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Input: [Name] Wacky Wire [Location] Central Midway NW of the Fountain [Year Opened] 1991 [Year Closed] Closed 2012 [Description]

Output: Thread a ring along a rotating wire without touching the sides

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Input: [Name] Up, Up and Away [Location] Central Midway NW of the Fountain [Year Opened] ? [Year Closed] Open [Description]

Output: Three to twelve players compete in this watergun game. (Bobs Space Racers)

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Input: [Name] Pop It [Location] Central Midway NW of the Fountain [Year Opened] 2013 [Year Closed] Open [Description]

Output: Throw bean bags at balloons to win prizes

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Input: [Name] Pop It II [Location] Central Midway South of the Fountain [Year Opened] 2013 [Year Closed] open [Description]

Output: Pop balloons by throwing bean bags to win prizes

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Input: [Name] Darts [Location] Central Midway NW of the Fountain [Year Opened] 1954 [Year Closed] Closed 2012 [Description]

Output: Throw darts at balloons to win prizes

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Input: [Name] Darts II [Location] Central Midway South of Scamper [Year Opened] 1981 [Year Closed] Closed 2012 [Description]

Output: Pop balloons by throwing darts to win prizes

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Input: [Name] Top Gun [Location] Central Midway NE of the Fountain [Year Opened] ? [Year Closed] Closed 2012 [Description]

Output: Shooting game

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Input: [Name] Shoot For The Stars [Location] East of the Fountain [Year Opened] 2013 [Year Closed] open [Description]

Output: Throw darts at posters to Win them

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Input: [Name] Tip Em' Over [Location] Central Midway NE of the Fountain [Year Opened] ? [Year Closed] Open [Description]

Output: Throwing game, knock over all three bottles to win a prize

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Input: [Name] Tic Tac Toe [Location] Central Midway NE of the Fountain [Year Opened] 2003 [Year Closed] Open [Description]

Output: Just throw 3 balls into the 3 x 3 square boxes and get three in a row to win a prize

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Input: [Name] Lucky Duck [Location] Central Midway SE of the Fountain [Year Opened] 2003 [Year Closed] Open [Description]

Output: Choose one of the ducks floating in the stream of water. Every player is a winner

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Input: [Name] Bowler Roller [Location] Central Midway SE of the Fountain [Year Opened] ? [Year Closed] Open [Description]

Output: Roll the bowling ball over the hill and into the valley to win a prize

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Input: [Name] Kat Attack [Location] Central Midway SE of the Fountain [Year Opened] ? [Year Closed] Open [Description]

Output: Throwing game. Knock down two Kats to win.

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Input: [Name] Touchdown [Location] Central Midway SE of the Fountain [Year Opened] ? [Year Closed] Closed 2008 [Description]

Output: Throw a football through a tire hoop to win.

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Input: [Name] Break A Plate [Location] Central Midway South of Terroride [Year Opened] 2002 [Year Closed] Open [Description]

Output: Break the plastic plates with a baseball to win. Break 2 out of 3 for a small prize, or 3 out of 3 for a large prize.

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Input: [Name] Spill the Milk [Location] Central Midway South of Central Park [Year Opened] 1954 [Year Closed] Open [Description]

Output: Throwing game. Knock down the milk bottles and win.

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Input: [Name] Can It [Location] Central Midway NE of the Fountain [Year Opened] ? [Year Closed] Open [Description]

Output: Throw a ball into a milk can to win a giant prize

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Input: [Name] Hot Shot [Location] Central Midway South of Scamper (Bob's Space Racers) [Year Opened] 1981 [Year Closed] Open [Description]

Output: Race Game

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Input: [Name] Drown The Clown [Location] Central Midway North of Coca-Cola Corner [Year Opened] ? [Year Closed] Open [Description]

Output: A squirting water race game between 3 to 20 people. Pop the balloon first to win a prize.

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Input: [Name] Hi-Roller [Location] Moved To Half Original location spot---Central Midway SE of the Fountain (Bobs Space Racers) [Year Opened] ? [Year Closed] Open [Description]

Output: A Skee Ball game in which rolling high scores wins prizes

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Input: [Name] Fish R Jumpin' [Location] Moved To half of Hi Rollers old Spot ------ [Year Opened] ? [Year Closed] Closed 2012 [Description]

Output: Catch a fish when it jumps to win a prize

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Input: [Name] Goblet Toss Too [Location] East of Game Time [Year Opened] 1992? [Year Closed] Closed 2012 [Description]

Output: Throw the balls into the colored cups to win a small, medium or large prize

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Input: [Name] Plop Plop [Location] East of Game Time [Year Opened] 1992? [Year Closed] Open [Description]

Output: Throw ping pong balls into different colored cups, the cups are floating and moving.

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Input: [Name] Bottle Up [Location] Game Time plaza on the south end [Year Opened] 1998?/1999? [Year Closed] Closed 2012 [Description]

Output: Throw a ring onto a Coca-cola bottle to win a large prize

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Input: [Name] Penalty Shot [Location] Game Time plaza on the South end [Year Opened] 2013 [Year Closed] Open [Description]

Output: Kick A Soccer Ball Past Automated Goalie For Prize

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Input: [Name] Milk Cans [Location] Game Time plaza on the north end [Year Opened] ? [Year Closed] Closed 2011 [Description]

Output: Throw a ball into a milk can to win a giant prize

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Input: [Name] Rebound [Location] Game Time plaza on the north end [Year Opened] 2006 [Year Closed] Closed 2011 [Description]

Output: Throw the ball into a container by bouncing it off an angled board.

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Input: [Name] Hi-Striker [Location] Game Time plaza on the north end [Year Opened] 1995 [Year Closed] Open [Description]

Output: Swing the giant mallet onto the striker, the harder it is struck the more points are achieved.

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Input: [Name] Slam Dunk [Location] Most northern game in the park located between the Rocket and Samurai *Now operates as Shoot Till You Win* [Year Opened] 2000s [Year Closed] Open [Description]

Output: Make a basket with a basketball to win.

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Input: [Name] Shoot Till You Win [Location] Most northern game in the park located between the Rocket and Samurai [Year Opened] 2009 [Year Closed] Open [Description]

Output: Basketball game. Shoot until you make a basket. Uses lower baskets with mini basketballs. Price based on size of prize.

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Input: [Name] Rising Waters [Location] Pioneer Village next to Rattle Snake Rapids [Year Opened] 1997 [Year Closed] Open [Description]

Output: Shoot water into the target and watch your water rise. The first person to raise his water level to the line wins (Bob's Space Racers)

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Input: [Name] Bonanza [Location] Pioneer Village west of the Log fume [Year Opened] 1975/2004 [Year Closed] Closed 2013 [Description]

Output: Originally a Rifle Shooting Gallery but was converted by Lagoon into its current format in 2004. Shoot three balls per game, tipping over all 3 cans. Knock over 3 cans with 3 shots to get a small prize; knock over 3 cans with 2 shots to win a large.

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Input: [Name] Speedball [Location] South Midway next to Music USA [Year Opened] 1982/1998/2001 [Year Closed] Open [Description]

Output: Throw the baseball and see how fast you can throw; 40-69MPH gets a small prize, 70 mph (110 km/h) gets a large.

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Input: [Name] Basketball [Location] South Midway next to Teriyaki Stix [Year Opened] 1964/1998/2001 [Year Closed] Open [Description]

Output: Make one shot (out of one) into the basket to win. Prices based on prize size.

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Input: [Name] Guess It [Location] South Midway just south of the Wild Kingdom Train Station [Year Opened] ? [Year Closed] Open [Description]

Output: Game operator will attempt to guess your age, birth month, or weight.

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Input: [Name] Hole In One [Location] South Midway just North of Rock-O-Plane [Year Opened] ? [Year Closed] Open [Description]

Output: Knock the golf ball into one of the many holes and win a prize

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Input: [Name] Easy Does It [Location] South Midway just South of Rock-O-Plane [Year Opened] ? [Year Closed] Open [Description]

Output: Roll the bowling ball over the hill and into the valley to win a prize

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Input: [Name] Center Ring [Location] South Midway just north of Screamer [Year Opened] 1992? [Year Closed] Open [Description]

Output: Throw a ring onto a coca-cola bottle to win a large prize

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Input: [Name] Goblet Toss [Location] Re-Located to Goblet Toss II [Year Opened] 1992/2012 [Year Closed] Open [Description]

Output: Throw the balls into the colored cups to win a small, medium or large prize

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Input: [Name] Glass Pitch [Location] South Midway just East of Fire Dragon [Year Opened] 2001?/2002? [Year Closed] Closed 2012 [Description]

Output: Toss a quarter onto the plate to win a prize.

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Input: [Name] Plinko [Location] South Midway just East of the Fire Dragon [Year Opened] 2013 [Year Closed] Open [Description]

Output: Drop Chips down pegged board into slots with different points to win a prize

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Input: [Name] Day at the Races [Location] South Midway East of Fire Dragon [Year Opened] ? [Year Closed] Open [Description]

Output: Race game where you compete against other players by throwing a ball into holes that moves your horse at different speeds (Bob's Space Racers)

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Input: [Name] Jacob's Ladder [Location] South Midway just East of Fire Dragon [Year Opened] ? [Year Closed] Closed 2009 [Description]

Output: Climb a rope ladder without falling off and win a giant prize

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Input: [Name] Shooting Waters [Location] South Midway just south of Wild Mouse [Year Opened] 1990s?/1998 [Year Closed] Open [Description]

Output: Shoot water into the target and watch your water rise. The first person to raise his water to the line wins. (Bob's Space Racers)

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Input: [Name] Three Point Challenge [Location] South Midway just East of Fire Dragon [Year Opened] 2010 [Year Closed] Open [Description]

Output: Shoot Four different balls from three different stations around a three-point ring at a basketball hoop.

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Input: [NMDC Client] MLDonkey [FOSS] Yes [Software license] GNU GPL [Windows] Yes [Linux] Yes [Mac OS X] Yes [Other OS] No [GUI] Yes [CLI] Yes [Other UI] WebUI [Programming language] OCaml, C, assembly [Active]

Output: Yes

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Input: [NMDC Client] Shareaza [FOSS] Yes [Software license] GNU GPL [Windows] Yes [Linux] No [Mac OS X] No [Other OS] No [GUI] Yes [CLI] Unknown [Other UI] Unknown [Programming language] C++ [Active]

Output: Yes

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Input: [NMDC Client] NeoModus Direct Connect [FOSS] No [Software license] Proprietary Freeware [Windows] Yes [Linux] Yes [Mac OS X] No [Other OS] No [GUI] Yes [CLI] No [Other UI] No [Programming language] Visual Basic, C++ [Active]

Output: No

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Input: [NMDC Client] ShakesPeer [FOSS] Yes [Software license] GNU GPL [Windows] No [Linux] No [Mac OS X] Yes [Other OS] No [GUI] Yes [CLI] No [Other UI] No [Programming language] C [Active]

Output: No

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Input: [NMDC Client] Valknut [FOSS] Yes [Software license] GNU GPL [Windows] No [Linux] Yes [Mac OS X] No [Other OS] FreeBSD [GUI] Yes [CLI] No [Other UI] No [Programming language] C++ [Active]

Output: No

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Input: [NMDC Client] DCTC [FOSS] Yes [Software license] GNU GPL [GUI] No [CLI] No [Other UI] Yes [Programming language] C++ [Active]

Output: No

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Input: [NMDC Client] DC# [FOSS] Yes [Software license] GNU GPL [Windows] Yes [Linux] No [Mac OS X] No [Other OS] No [GUI] Yes [CLI] No [Other UI] No [Programming language] C# [Active]

Output: No

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Input: [NMDC Client] LDCC [FOSS] Unknown [Software license] Unknown [Windows] No [Linux] Yes [Mac OS X] No [Other OS] No [GUI] No [CLI] No [Other UI] Yes [Programming language] C [Active]

Output: No

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Input: [NMDC Client] DCDM++ [FOSS] Yes [Software license] GNU GPL [Windows] Yes [Linux] No [Mac OS X] No [Other OS] No [GUI] Yes [CLI] No [Other UI] No [Programming language] C++ [Based on] DC++ [Active]

Output: No

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Input: [NMDC Client] fulDC [FOSS] Yes [Software license] GNU GPL [Windows] Yes [Linux] No [Mac OS X] No [Other OS] No [GUI] Yes [CLI] No [Other UI] No [Programming language] C++ [Based on] DC++ [Active]

Output: No

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Input: [NMDC Client] RevConnect [FOSS] Yes [Software license] GNU GPL [Windows] Yes [Linux] No [Mac OS X] No [Other OS] No [GUI] Yes [CLI] No [Other UI] No [Programming language] C++ [Based on] DC++ [Active]

Output: No

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Input: [NMDC Client] CzDC [FOSS] Yes [Software license] GNU GPL [Windows] Yes [Linux] No [Mac OS X] No [Other OS] No [GUI] Yes [CLI] No [Other UI] No [Programming language] C++ [Based on] DC++ [Active]

Output: Yes

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Input: [NMDC Client] EiskaltDC [FOSS] Yes [Software license] GNU GPL [Windows] No [Linux] Yes [Mac OS X] Yes [Other OS] FreeBSD [GUI] Yes [CLI] No [Other UI] No [Programming language] C++ [Based on] Valknut [Active]

Output: No

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Input: [NMDC Client] ncdc [FOSS] Yes [Software license] MIT Licence [Windows] No [Linux] Yes [Mac OS X] Yes [Other OS] FreeBSD [GUI] No [CLI] Yes [Other UI] No [Programming language] C [Active]

Output: Yes

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Input: [NMDC Client] NMDC Client [FOSS] FOSS [Software license] Software license [Windows] Windows [Linux] Linux [Mac OS X] Mac OS X [Other OS] Other OS [GUI] GUI [CLI] CLI [Other UI] Other UI [Programming language] Programming language [Based on] Based on [Active]

Output: Active

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Input: [Description] Ignitable, self-sustaining solid fuel/oxidiser mixture ("grain") with central hole and nozzle [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. [Type]

Output: Solid rocket

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Input: [Description] Separate oxidiser/fuel; typically the oxidiser is liquid and kept in a tank and the fuel is solid. [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. [Type]

Output: Hybrid rocket

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

Output: Monopropellant rocket

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Input: [Description] Two fluid (typically liquid) propellants are introduced through injectors into combustion chamber and burnt [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. [Type]

Output: Bipropellant rocket

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Input: [Description] Rocket takes off as a bipropellant rocket, then turns to using just one propellant as a monopropellant [Advantages] Simplicity and ease of control [Disadvantages] Lower performance than bipropellants [Type]

Output: Dual mode propulsion rocket

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Input: [Description] 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 [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 [Type]

Output: Tripropellant rocket

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Input: [Description] Essentially a ramjet where intake air is compressed and burnt with the exhaust from a 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. [Type]

Output: Air-augmented rocket

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Input: [Description] A combined cycle turbojet/rocket where an additional oxidiser such as oxygen is added to the airstream to increase maximum altitude [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. [Type]

Output: Turborocket

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Input: [Description] 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. [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 [Type]

Output: Precooled jet engine / LACE (combined cycle with rocket)

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Input: [Name] Smash Blade He-Man [Allegiance] Heroic Warriors [Type] Action Figure [Log Line]

Output: Most Powerful Man in the Universe

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Input: [Name] Battle Armor He-Man [Allegiance] Heroic Warriors [Type] Action Figure [Log Line]

Output: Most Powerful Man in the Universe

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Input: [Name] Samurai He-Man [Allegiance] Heroic Warriors [Type] Action Figure [Log Line]

Output: Most Powerful Man in the Universe

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Input: [Name] Samurai Man-At-Arms [Allegiance] Heroic Warriors [Type] Action Figure [Log Line]

Output: Heroic Master of Weapons

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Input: [Name] Orko [Allegiance] Heroic Warriors [Type] Action Figure [Log Line]

Output: Heroic Court Magician

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Input: [Name] Teela [Allegiance] Heroic Warriors [Type] Action Figure [Log Line]

Output: Warrior Goddess

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Input: [Name] Spin Blade Skeletor [Allegiance] Evil Warriors [Type] Action Figure [Log Line]

Output: Overlord of Evil

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Input: [Name] Battle Armor Skeletor [Allegiance] Evil Warriors [Type] Action Figure [Log Line]

Output: Overlord of Evil

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Input: [Name] Trap Jaw [Allegiance] Evil Warriors [Type] Action Figure [Log Line]

Output: Evil Mechanical Menace

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Input: [Name] Tri-Klops [Allegiance] Evil Warriors [Type] Action Figure [Log Line]

Output: Evil Three-Eyed Villain

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Input: [Name] Samurai Battle Cat [Allegiance] Heroic Warriors [Type] Creature [Log Line]

Output: Heroic Fighting Tiger

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Input: [Name] Samurai Battle Raptor [Allegiance] Evil Warriors [Type] Action Figure [Log Line]

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Input: [Name] Spit Bull [Allegiance] Heroic Warriors [Type] Vehicle [Log Line]

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Input: [Other software] jDCBot [Windows] Yes [Mac OS X] Yes [Other] Any Java compatible platform [Linux]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Other software] Net::DirectConnect [Windows] Yes [Mac OS X] Yes [Other] Any Perl compatible platform [Linux]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Other software] FlowLib [Windows] Yes [Mac OS X] Yes [Other] Any C# compatible platform [Linux]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Other software] DC-hublink [Windows] Yes [Mac OS X] No [Other] No [Linux]

Output: No

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Input: [Other software] Hub-Link [Windows] Yes [Mac OS X] No [Other] No [Linux]

Output: No

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Input: [Other software] MyIrcDcLinks [Windows] Yes [Mac OS X] No [Other] No [Linux]

Output: No

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Input: [Other software] NetChatLink [Windows] Yes [Mac OS X] No [Other] Runs under WINE [Linux]

Output: No

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Input: [Other software] Kitty [Windows] Yes [Mac OS X] No [Other] No [Linux]

Output: No

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Input: [Other software] Other software [Windows] Windows [Mac OS X] Mac OS X [Other] Other [Linux]

Output: Linux

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Input: [Other software] jDCBot [Windows] Yes [Linux] Yes [Other] Any Java compatible platform [Mac OS X]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Other software] Net::DirectConnect [Windows] Yes [Linux] Yes [Other] Any Perl compatible platform [Mac OS X]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Other software] FlowLib [Windows] Yes [Linux] Yes [Other] Any C# compatible platform [Mac OS X]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Other software] DC-hublink [Windows] Yes [Linux] No [Other] No [Mac OS X]

Output: No

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Input: [Other software] Hub-Link [Windows] Yes [Linux] No [Other] No [Mac OS X]

Output: No

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Input: [Other software] MyIrcDcLinks [Windows] Yes [Linux] No [Other] No [Mac OS X]

Output: No

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Input: [Other software] NetChatLink [Windows] Yes [Linux] No [Other] Runs under WINE [Mac OS X]

Output: No

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Input: [Other software] Kitty [Windows] Yes [Linux] No [Other] No [Mac OS X]

Output: No

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Input: [Other software] Other software [Windows] Windows [Linux] Linux [Other] Other [Mac OS X]

Output: Mac OS X

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Input: [Description] Two to six players whack the moles as they pop up. The first player to whack 10 moles wins (Bob's Space Racers) [Location] Central Midway SW of the Fountain [Year Opened] 1981 [Year Closed] Open [Name]

Output: Wac-A-Mole

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Input: [Description] Thread a ring along a rotating wire without touching the sides [Location] Central Midway NW of the Fountain [Year Opened] 1991 [Year Closed] Closed 2012 [Name]

Output: Wacky Wire

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Input: [Description] Three to twelve players compete in this watergun game. (Bobs Space Racers) [Location] Central Midway NW of the Fountain [Year Opened] ? [Year Closed] Open [Name]

Output: Up, Up and Away

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Input: [Description] Throw bean bags at balloons to win prizes [Location] Central Midway NW of the Fountain [Year Opened] 2013 [Year Closed] Open [Name]

Output: Pop It

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Input: [Description] Pop balloons by throwing bean bags to win prizes [Location] Central Midway South of the Fountain [Year Opened] 2013 [Year Closed] open [Name]

Output: Pop It II

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Input: [Description] Throw darts at balloons to win prizes [Location] Central Midway NW of the Fountain [Year Opened] 1954 [Year Closed] Closed 2012 [Name]

Output: Darts

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Input: [Description] Pop balloons by throwing darts to win prizes [Location] Central Midway South of Scamper [Year Opened] 1981 [Year Closed] Closed 2012 [Name]

Output: Darts II

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Input: [Description] Shooting game [Location] Central Midway NE of the Fountain [Year Opened] ? [Year Closed] Closed 2012 [Name]

Output: Top Gun

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Input: [Description] Throw darts at posters to Win them [Location] East of the Fountain [Year Opened] 2013 [Year Closed] open [Name]

Output: Shoot For The Stars

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Input: [Description] Throwing game, knock over all three bottles to win a prize [Location] Central Midway NE of the Fountain [Year Opened] ? [Year Closed] Open [Name]

Output: Tip Em' Over

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Input: [Description] Just throw 3 balls into the 3 x 3 square boxes and get three in a row to win a prize [Location] Central Midway NE of the Fountain [Year Opened] 2003 [Year Closed] Open [Name]

Output: Tic Tac Toe

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Input: [Description] Choose one of the ducks floating in the stream of water. Every player is a winner [Location] Central Midway SE of the Fountain [Year Opened] 2003 [Year Closed] Open [Name]

Output: Lucky Duck

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Input: [Description] Roll the bowling ball over the hill and into the valley to win a prize [Location] Central Midway SE of the Fountain [Year Opened] ? [Year Closed] Open [Name]

Output: Bowler Roller

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Input: [Description] Throwing game. Knock down two Kats to win. [Location] Central Midway SE of the Fountain [Year Opened] ? [Year Closed] Open [Name]

Output: Kat Attack

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Input: [Description] Throw a football through a tire hoop to win. [Location] Central Midway SE of the Fountain [Year Opened] ? [Year Closed] Closed 2008 [Name]

Output: Touchdown

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Input: [Description] Break the plastic plates with a baseball to win. Break 2 out of 3 for a small prize, or 3 out of 3 for a large prize. [Location] Central Midway South of Terroride [Year Opened] 2002 [Year Closed] Open [Name]

Output: Break A Plate

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Input: [Description] Throwing game. Knock down the milk bottles and win. [Location] Central Midway South of Central Park [Year Opened] 1954 [Year Closed] Open [Name]

Output: Spill the Milk

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Input: [Description] Throw a ball into a milk can to win a giant prize [Location] Central Midway NE of the Fountain [Year Opened] ? [Year Closed] Open [Name]

Output: Can It

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Input: [Description] Race Game [Location] Central Midway South of Scamper (Bob's Space Racers) [Year Opened] 1981 [Year Closed] Open [Name]

Output: Hot Shot

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Input: [Description] A squirting water race game between 3 to 20 people. Pop the balloon first to win a prize. [Location] Central Midway North of Coca-Cola Corner [Year Opened] ? [Year Closed] Open [Name]

Output: Drown The Clown

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Input: [Description] A Skee Ball game in which rolling high scores wins prizes [Location] Moved To Half Original location spot---Central Midway SE of the Fountain (Bobs Space Racers) [Year Opened] ? [Year Closed] Open [Name]

Output: Hi-Roller

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Input: [Description] Catch a fish when it jumps to win a prize [Location] Moved To half of Hi Rollers old Spot ------ [Year Opened] ? [Year Closed] Closed 2012 [Name]

Output: Fish R Jumpin'

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Input: [Description] Throw the balls into the colored cups to win a small, medium or large prize [Location] East of Game Time [Year Opened] 1992? [Year Closed] Closed 2012 [Name]

Output: Goblet Toss Too

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Input: [Description] Throw ping pong balls into different colored cups, the cups are floating and moving. [Location] East of Game Time [Year Opened] 1992? [Year Closed] Open [Name]

Output: Plop Plop

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Input: [Description] Throw a ring onto a Coca-cola bottle to win a large prize [Location] Game Time plaza on the south end [Year Opened] 1998?/1999? [Year Closed] Closed 2012 [Name]

Output: Bottle Up

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Input: [Description] Kick A Soccer Ball Past Automated Goalie For Prize [Location] Game Time plaza on the South end [Year Opened] 2013 [Year Closed] Open [Name]

Output: Penalty Shot

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Input: [Description] Throw a ball into a milk can to win a giant prize [Location] Game Time plaza on the north end [Year Opened] ? [Year Closed] Closed 2011 [Name]

Output: Milk Cans

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Input: [Description] Throw the ball into a container by bouncing it off an angled board. [Location] Game Time plaza on the north end [Year Opened] 2006 [Year Closed] Closed 2011 [Name]

Output: Rebound

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Input: [Description] Swing the giant mallet onto the striker, the harder it is struck the more points are achieved. [Location] Game Time plaza on the north end [Year Opened] 1995 [Year Closed] Open [Name]

Output: Hi-Striker

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Input: [Description] Make a basket with a basketball to win. [Location] Most northern game in the park located between the Rocket and Samurai *Now operates as Shoot Till You Win* [Year Opened] 2000s [Year Closed] Open [Name]

Output: Slam Dunk

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Input: [Description] Basketball game. Shoot until you make a basket. Uses lower baskets with mini basketballs. Price based on size of prize. [Location] Most northern game in the park located between the Rocket and Samurai [Year Opened] 2009 [Year Closed] Open [Name]

Output: Shoot Till You Win

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Input: [Description] Shoot water into the target and watch your water rise. The first person to raise his water level to the line wins (Bob's Space Racers) [Location] Pioneer Village next to Rattle Snake Rapids [Year Opened] 1997 [Year Closed] Open [Name]

Output: Rising Waters

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Input: [Description] Originally a Rifle Shooting Gallery but was converted by Lagoon into its current format in 2004. Shoot three balls per game, tipping over all 3 cans. Knock over 3 cans with 3 shots to get a small prize; knock over 3 cans with 2 shots to win a large. [Location] Pioneer Village west of the Log fume [Year Opened] 1975/2004 [Year Closed] Closed 2013 [Name]

Output: Bonanza

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Input: [Description] Throw the baseball and see how fast you can throw; 40-69MPH gets a small prize, 70 mph (110 km/h) gets a large. [Location] South Midway next to Music USA [Year Opened] 1982/1998/2001 [Year Closed] Open [Name]

Output: Speedball

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Input: [Description] Make one shot (out of one) into the basket to win. Prices based on prize size. [Location] South Midway next to Teriyaki Stix [Year Opened] 1964/1998/2001 [Year Closed] Open [Name]

Output: Basketball

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Input: [Description] Game operator will attempt to guess your age, birth month, or weight. [Location] South Midway just south of the Wild Kingdom Train Station [Year Opened] ? [Year Closed] Open [Name]

Output: Guess It

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Input: [Description] Knock the golf ball into one of the many holes and win a prize [Location] South Midway just North of Rock-O-Plane [Year Opened] ? [Year Closed] Open [Name]

Output: Hole In One

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Input: [Description] Roll the bowling ball over the hill and into the valley to win a prize [Location] South Midway just South of Rock-O-Plane [Year Opened] ? [Year Closed] Open [Name]

Output: Easy Does It

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Input: [Description] Throw a ring onto a coca-cola bottle to win a large prize [Location] South Midway just north of Screamer [Year Opened] 1992? [Year Closed] Open [Name]

Output: Center Ring

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Input: [Description] Throw the balls into the colored cups to win a small, medium or large prize [Location] Re-Located to Goblet Toss II [Year Opened] 1992/2012 [Year Closed] Open [Name]

Output: Goblet Toss

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Input: [Description] Toss a quarter onto the plate to win a prize. [Location] South Midway just East of Fire Dragon [Year Opened] 2001?/2002? [Year Closed] Closed 2012 [Name]

Output: Glass Pitch

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Input: [Description] Drop Chips down pegged board into slots with different points to win a prize [Location] South Midway just East of the Fire Dragon [Year Opened] 2013 [Year Closed] Open [Name]

Output: Plinko

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Input: [Description] Race game where you compete against other players by throwing a ball into holes that moves your horse at different speeds (Bob's Space Racers) [Location] South Midway East of Fire Dragon [Year Opened] ? [Year Closed] Open [Name]

Output: Day at the Races

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Input: [Description] Climb a rope ladder without falling off and win a giant prize [Location] South Midway just East of Fire Dragon [Year Opened] ? [Year Closed] Closed 2009 [Name]

Output: Jacob's Ladder

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Input: [Description] Shoot water into the target and watch your water rise. The first person to raise his water to the line wins. (Bob's Space Racers) [Location] South Midway just south of Wild Mouse [Year Opened] 1990s?/1998 [Year Closed] Open [Name]

Output: Shooting Waters

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Input: [Description] Shoot Four different balls from three different stations around a three-point ring at a basketball hoop. [Location] South Midway just East of Fire Dragon [Year Opened] 2010 [Year Closed] Open [Name]

Output: Three Point Challenge

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Input: [Fall Sports] Boys Golf [Winter Sports] Boys Basketball [Spring Sports]

Output: Baseball

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Input: [Fall Sports] Girls Golf [Winter Sports] Girls Basketball [Spring Sports]

Output: Fastpitch Softball

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Input: [Fall Sports] Volleyball [Winter Sports] Cheerleading [Spring Sports]

Output: Boys Track and Field

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Input: [Fall Sports] Football [Winter Sports] Boys Bowling [Spring Sports]

Output: Girls Track and Field

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Input: [Fall Sports] Boys Cross Country (XC) [Winter Sports] Girls Bowling [Spring Sports]

Output: Boys Soccer

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Input: [Fall Sports] Girls Cross Country (XC) [Spring Sports]

Output: Girls Soccer

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Input: [Name] Evil Robot [Log Line] Evil Robot with the Long-Range "Laser" Jet [Type] Action Figure [Allegiance]

Output: Evil Warriors

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Input: [Name] He-Ro [Log Line] Most Powerful Wizard in the Universe [Type] Action Figure [Allegiance]

Output: Heroic Warriors

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Input: [Name] Eldor [Log Line] Heroic Guardian of the Book of Living Spells [Type] Action Figure [Allegiance]

Output: Heroic Warriors

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Input: [Name] Gygor [Log Line] Unknown [Type] Creature [Allegiance]

Output: Evil Warriors

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Input: [Name] Gigantisaur [Log Line] Unknown [Type] Creature [Allegiance]

Output: Heroic Warriors

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Input: [Name] Gyrattacker [Log Line] Unknown [Type] Vehicle [Allegiance]

Output: Heroic Warriors

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Input: [Prop. num.] 100 [passed] No [YES votes] 375,336 [NO votes] 705,766 [description]

Output: Would have amended the constitution to create the office of Lieutenant Governor of Arizona for the purpose of succession in the case of a permanent vacancy of the office of Governor, and to act as Governor during a temporary absence. The proposed wording would have stipulated the office be held by a member of the same party as the Governor and run for office on a joint ticket.

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Input: [Prop. num.] 101 [passed] No [YES votes] 432,616 [NO votes] 630,955 [description]

Output: Would have amended the constitution to allow state trust lands to be exchanged for other publicly or privately held lands, provided the lands were of equal value and the purpose of the exchange was to consolidate state lands or to acquire land for public purposes. Substantially similar to Proposition 102 in 1992, which was rejected.

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Input: [Prop. num.] 102 [passed] Yes [YES votes] 552,028 [NO votes] 515,611 [description]

Output: Amended the constitution to exempt animals used primarily for agricultural purposes from being taxed as property.

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Input: [Prop. num.] 103 [passed] No [YES votes] 431,846 [NO votes] 663,313 [description]

Output: Would have amended the constitution to allow for the passage of laws restricting the right of a person to sue for damages due to injury or death, and would allow for the passage of laws restricting the amounts recoverable as damages in such cases. Existing wording prohibits the passage of any laws restricting these rights.

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Input: [Prop. num.] 200 [passed] Yes [YES votes] 565,096 [NO votes] 547,189 [description]

Output: Increased the state tax rates on cigarettes and other tobacco products. The majority (70%) of the revenue generated by the tax increase was designated for health care for low-income families. 23% was designated as funding for educational programs aimed at the reduction in the use of tobacco.

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Input: [Prop. num.] 201 [passed] Yes [YES votes] 635,277 [NO votes] 450,581 [description]

Output: Amended state laws regarding the taking of wildlife to prohibit certain methods of capture, prohibiting the use of leghold traps, snares and poisons. The prohibition does not apply to wildlife control or the trapping of non fur-bearing rodents. Substantially similar to Proposition 200 in 1992.

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Input: [Prop. num.] 300 [passed] No [YES votes] 412,585 [NO votes] 614,626 [description]

Output: Would have created additional rules and procedures involving the taking of private property for public interests.

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Input: [Prop. num.] 301 [passed] No [YES votes] 404,231 [NO votes] 646,407 [description]

Output: Would have created numerous new rules regarding civil claims.

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Input: [Prop. num.] 302 [passed] No [YES votes] 428,324 [NO votes] 655,174 [description]

Output: Would have raised the salary for state legislatures from $15,000 to $19,750.

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Input: [Chapter] 1 [Number of quotations] 13 [Summary] The Chinese Communist Party is the core of the Chinese revolution, and its principles are based on Marxism–Leninism. Party criticism should be carried out within the Party. [Title]

Output: The Communist Party

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Input: [Chapter] 2 [Number of quotations] 22 [Summary] The revolution, and the recognition of class and class struggle, are necessary for peasants and the Chinese people to overcome both domestic and foreign enemy elements. This is not a simple, clean, or quick struggle. [Title]

Output: Classes and Class Struggle

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Input: [Chapter] 3 [Number of quotations] 28 [Summary] Socialism must be developed in China, and the route toward such an end is a democratic revolution, which will enable socialist and communist consolidation over a length of time. It is also important to unite with the middle peasants, and educate them on the failings of capitalism. [Title]

Output: Socialism and Communism

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Input: [Chapter] 4 [Number of quotations] 16 [Summary] There are at least two basic kinds of contradiction: the antagonistic contradictions which exist between communist countries and their capitalist neighbors and between the people and the enemies of the people, and the contradictions among the people themselves, people unconvinced of China's new path, which should be dealt with in a democratic and non-antagonistic fashion. [Title]

Output: The Correct Handling of Contradictions Among the People

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Input: [Chapter] 5 [Number of quotations] 21 [Summary] War is a continuation of politics, and there are at least two types: just (progressive) and unjust wars, which only serve bourgeois interests. While no one likes war, we must remain ready to wage just wars against imperialist agitations. [Title]

Output: War and Peace

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Input: [Chapter] 6 [Number of quotations] 10 [Summary] U.S. imperialism, and European and domestic reactionary forces, represent real dangers, and in this respect are like real tigers. However, because the goal of Chinese communism is just, and reactionary interests are self-centered and unjust, after struggle, they will be revealed to be much less dangerous than they were earlier perceived to be. [Title]

Output: Imperialism and All Reactionaries Are Paper Tigers

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Input: [Chapter] 7 [Number of quotations] 10 [Summary] Fighting is unpleasant, and the people of China would prefer not to do it at all. At the same time, they stand ready to wage a just struggle of self-preservation against reactionary elements, both foreign and domestic. [Title]

Output: Dare to Struggle and Dare to Win

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Input: [Chapter] 8 [Number of quotations] 10 [Summary] China's masses are the greatest conceivable weapon for fighting against Japanese imperialism and domestic reactionaries. Basic strategic points for war against the Kuomintang are also enumerated. [Title]

Output: People's War

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Input: [Chapter] 9 [Number of quotations] 8 [Summary] The People's Army is not merely an organ for fighting; it is also an organ for the political advancement of the Party, as well as of production. [Title]

Output: The People's Army

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Input: [Chapter] 10 [Number of quotations] 14 [Summary] Internal life of the Party is discussed. Committees are useful to avoid monopolization by others, and Party members must demonstrate honesty, openness in discussing problems, and the ability to learn and multitask. [Title]

Output: Leadership of Party Committees

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Input: [Chapter] 11 [Number of quotations] 22 [Summary] The mass line represents the creative and productive energies of the masses of the Chinese population, which are potentially inexhaustible. Party members should take their cue from the masses, and reinterpret policy with respect to the benefit of the masses. [Title]

Output: The Mass Line

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Input: [Chapter] 12 [Number of quotations] 21 [Summary] It is necessary for intellectuals, students, soldiers and the average peasant to pay attention and involve themselves with political work. This is particularly true in wartime. [Title]

Output: Political Work

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Input: [Chapter] 13 [Number of quotations] 7 [Summary] Non-antagonistic and democratic relations between officers and men make for a stronger army. [Title]

Output: Relations Between Officers and Men

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Input: [Chapter] 14 [Number of quotations] 6 [Summary] An army that is cherished and respected by the people, and vice versa, is a nearly invincible force. The army and the people must unite on the grounds of basic respect. [Title]

Output: Relations Between the Army and the People

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Input: [Chapter] 15 [Number of quotations] 8 [Summary] Democracy and honesty play roles in the reform of the army, as well as in the life of the Party, and of cadres. "Ultra-democracy", which is defined as an individualistic bourgeois aversion to discipline, is to be avoided. [Title]

Output: Democracy in the Three Main Fields

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Input: [Chapter] 16 [Number of quotations] 9 [Summary] Education must have a practical and political basis for the army, Party and cadres. Along democratic lines, it will also be possible for the officers to teach the soldiers, for the soldiers to teach the officers, and for the soldiers to teach each other. [Title]

Output: Education and the Training of Troops

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Input: [Chapter] 17 [Number of quotations] 9 [Summary] It is the duty of the cadres and the Party to serve the people. Without the people's interests constantly at heart, their work is useless. [Title]

Output: Serving the People

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Input: [Chapter] 18 [Number of quotations] 7 [Summary] The patriotism of a communist nation and an internationalist sympathy for just struggles in other countries are in no way exclusive; on the contrary, they are linked deeply, as communism spreads throughout the world. At the same time, it is important for a country to retain modesty, and shun arrogance. [Title]

Output: Patriotism and Internationalism

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Input: [Chapter] 19 [Number of quotations] 8 [Summary] The same limitless creative energy of the masses is also visible in the army, in their fighting style and indomitable will. [Title]

Output: Revolutionary Heroism

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Input: [Chapter] 20 [Number of quotations] 8 [Summary] China's road to modernization will be built on the principles of diligence and frugality. Nor will it be legitimate to relax if, 50 years later, modernization is realized on a mass scale. [Title]

Output: Building Our Country Through Diligence and Frugality

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Input: [Chapter] 21 [Number of quotations] 13 [Summary] It is necessary for China to become self-reliant in the course of the revolution, along the usual lines of class struggle. At the same time, it is a mistake for individuals to only see the good or the bad in a system, to the exclusion of all else. [Title]

Output: Self-Reliance and Arduous Struggle

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Input: [Chapter] 22 [Number of quotations] 41 [Summary] Marxist dialectical materialism, which connotes the constant struggle between opposites in an empirical setting, is the best method toward constant improvement. Objective analysis of problems based on empirical results is at a premium. [Title]

Output: Methods of Thinking and Methods of Work

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Input: [Chapter] 23 [Number of quotations] 9 [Summary] It is necessary to investigate both the facts and the history of a problem in order to study and understand it. [Title]

Output: Investigation and Study

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Input: [Chapter] 24 [Number of quotations] 15 [Summary] Arrogance, lack of achievement after a prosperous period, selfishness, shirking work, and liberalism, are all evils to be avoided in China's development. Liberalism is taken to mean that one may avoid conflict or work in order to be more comfortable for the moment, while the problem continues to grow. [Title]

Output: Correcting Mistaken Ideas

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Input: [Chapter] 25 [Number of quotations] 5 [Summary] Unity of the masses, the Party and the whole country is essential. At the same time, criticism may take place along comradely lines, while at the same time a basic unity is felt and preserved. This is the dialectical method. [Title]

Output: Unity

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Input: [Chapter] 26 [Number of quotations] 5 [Summary] Discipline is seen not to be exclusive to democratic methods. Basic points of military conduct are also enumerated. [Title]

Output: Discipline

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Input: [Chapter] 27 [Number of quotations] 15 [Summary] Criticism is a part of the Marxist dialectical method which is central to Party improvement; as such, communists must not fear it, but engage in it openly. [Title]

Output: Criticism and Self-Criticism

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Input: [Chapter] 28 [Number of quotations] 18 [Summary] A communist must be selfless, with the interests of the masses at heart. He must also possess a largeness of mind, as well as a practical, far-sighted mindset. [Title]

Output: Communists

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Input: [Chapter] 29 [Number of quotations] 11 [Summary] Cadres, the instrument for uniting with and working for the people, must be leaders versed in Marxist–Leninism. They must have both guidance and the freedom to use their creative inititave in solving problems. Newer cadres and older cadres must work together with a comradely respect, learning from each other. [Title]

Output: Cadres

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Input: [Chapter] 30 [Number of quotations] 7 [Summary] The Chinese Youth represent an active, vital force in China, to be drawn upon. At the same time, it is necessary to educate them, and for the Youth League to give special attention to their problems and interests. [Title]

Output: Youth

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Input: [Chapter] 31 [Number of quotations] 7 [Summary] Women represent a great productive force in China, and equality among the sexes is one of the goals of communism. The multiple burdens which women must shoulder are to be eased. [Title]

Output: Women

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Input: [Chapter] 32 [Number of quotations] 8 [Summary] Literature and art are discussed with respect to communism, in an orthodox fashion. (Principally consisting of quotations from "Talks at the Yenan Forum on Literature and Art".) [Title]

Output: Culture and Art

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Input: [Chapter] 33 [Number of quotations] 16 [Summary] It is the responsibility of all to cultivate themselves, and study Marxism–Leninism deeply. It is also necessary for people to turn their attention to contemporary problems, along empirical lines. [Title]

Output: Study

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Input: [NMDC Client] MLDonkey [FOSS] Yes [Software license] GNU GPL [Active] Yes [Linux] Yes [Mac OS X] Yes [Other OS] No [GUI] Yes [CLI] Yes [Other UI] WebUI [Programming language] OCaml, C, assembly [Windows]

Output: Yes

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Input: [NMDC Client] Shareaza [FOSS] Yes [Software license] GNU GPL [Active] Yes [Linux] No [Mac OS X] No [Other OS] No [GUI] Yes [CLI] Unknown [Other UI] Unknown [Programming language] C++ [Windows]

Output: Yes

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Input: [NMDC Client] NeoModus Direct Connect [FOSS] No [Software license] Proprietary Freeware [Active] No [Linux] Yes [Mac OS X] No [Other OS] No [GUI] Yes [CLI] No [Other UI] No [Programming language] Visual Basic, C++ [Windows]

Output: Yes

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Input: [NMDC Client] ShakesPeer [FOSS] Yes [Software license] GNU GPL [Active] No [Linux] No [Mac OS X] Yes [Other OS] No [GUI] Yes [CLI] No [Other UI] No [Programming language] C [Windows]

Output: No

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Input: [NMDC Client] Valknut [FOSS] Yes [Software license] GNU GPL [Active] No [Linux] Yes [Mac OS X] No [Other OS] FreeBSD [GUI] Yes [CLI] No [Other UI] No [Programming language] C++ [Windows]

Output: No

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Input: [NMDC Client] DC# [FOSS] Yes [Software license] GNU GPL [Active] No [Linux] No [Mac OS X] No [Other OS] No [GUI] Yes [CLI] No [Other UI] No [Programming language] C# [Windows]

Output: Yes

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Input: [NMDC Client] LDCC [FOSS] Unknown [Software license] Unknown [Active] No [Linux] Yes [Mac OS X] No [Other OS] No [GUI] No [CLI] No [Other UI] Yes [Programming language] C [Windows]

Output: No

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Input: [NMDC Client] DCDM++ [FOSS] Yes [Software license] GNU GPL [Active] No [Linux] No [Mac OS X] No [Other OS] No [GUI] Yes [CLI] No [Other UI] No [Programming language] C++ [Based on] DC++ [Windows]

Output: Yes

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Input: [NMDC Client] fulDC [FOSS] Yes [Software license] GNU GPL [Active] No [Linux] No [Mac OS X] No [Other OS] No [GUI] Yes [CLI] No [Other UI] No [Programming language] C++ [Based on] DC++ [Windows]

Output: Yes

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Input: [NMDC Client] RevConnect [FOSS] Yes [Software license] GNU GPL [Active] No [Linux] No [Mac OS X] No [Other OS] No [GUI] Yes [CLI] No [Other UI] No [Programming language] C++ [Based on] DC++ [Windows]

Output: Yes

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Input: [NMDC Client] CzDC [FOSS] Yes [Software license] GNU GPL [Active] Yes [Linux] No [Mac OS X] No [Other OS] No [GUI] Yes [CLI] No [Other UI] No [Programming language] C++ [Based on] DC++ [Windows]

Output: Yes

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Input: [NMDC Client] EiskaltDC [FOSS] Yes [Software license] GNU GPL [Active] No [Linux] Yes [Mac OS X] Yes [Other OS] FreeBSD [GUI] Yes [CLI] No [Other UI] No [Programming language] C++ [Based on] Valknut [Windows]

Output: No

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Input: [NMDC Client] ncdc [FOSS] Yes [Software license] MIT Licence [Active] Yes [Linux] Yes [Mac OS X] Yes [Other OS] FreeBSD [GUI] No [CLI] Yes [Other UI] No [Programming language] C [Windows]

Output: No

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Input: [NMDC Client] NMDC Client [FOSS] FOSS [Software license] Software license [Active] Active [Linux] Linux [Mac OS X] Mac OS X [Other OS] Other OS [GUI] GUI [CLI] CLI [Other UI] Other UI [Programming language] Programming language [Based on] Based on [Windows]

Output: Windows

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Input: [Subject/Law] State Permit to carry a gun [Long guns] No [Relevant Statutes] IC 35-47-2-3 [Handguns]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Subject/Law] Firearm registration? [Long guns] No [Relevant Statutes] None [Handguns]

Output: No

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Input: [Subject/Law] Assault weapon law? [Long guns] No [Relevant Statutes] None [Handguns]

Output: No

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Input: [Subject/Law] Magazine Capacity Restriction? [Long guns] No [Relevant Statutes] None [Handguns]

Output: No

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Input: [Subject/Law] Owner license required? [Long guns] No [Relevant Statutes] None [Handguns]

Output: No

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Input: [Subject/Law] Concealed Carry license issued? [Long guns] No [Relevant Statutes] IC 35-47-2-3 [Notes] Shall-Issue. Officially "License to Carry Handgun" [Handguns]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Subject/Law] Open Carry? [Long guns] Yes [Relevant Statutes] IC 35-47-2-3 [Notes] May carry openly with license. According to the state's official website, "carrying an exposed firearm in public may be alarming to some people and create unnecessary and unwanted attention to yourself."[27] Some gun rights advocates support the practice of open carry.[28] [Handguns]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Subject/Law] State Preemption of local restrictions? [Long guns] Yes [Relevant Statutes] IC 35-47-11.1-2 [Notes] Enacted in 2011 [Handguns]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Subject/Law] NFA weapons restricted? [Long guns] No [Relevant Statutes] IC 35-47-5-10 [Notes] Federal laws observed. [Handguns]

Output: No

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Input: [Subject/Law] Peaceable Journey laws? [Long guns] No [Relevant Statutes] None [Notes] Federal rules observed. [Handguns]

Output: No

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Input: [Subject/Law] Castle Doctrine law? [Long guns] Yes [Relevant Statutes] IC 35-41-3-2 [Notes] No duty to retreat from dwelling, curtilage, or occupied motor vehicle. [Handguns]

Output: Yes

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