Input: [User] Meg and Tianyi [1st reviewer] Kriti [2nd reviewer] Michelle [Article]

Output: Improve Caste politics in India

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Input: [User] Annie [1st reviewer] Wendy [Article]

Output: Improve Green Revolution in India

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Input: [User] Kit and Pernian [1st reviewer] Chelsea [2nd reviewer] Miriam [Article]

Output: Improve Feminism in India

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Input: [Parameter] Site [Dentin hypersensitivity[8]:36] Poorly localized [Reversible pulpitis[8]:36] Poorly localized [Pulp necrosis[8]:37] No pain [Apical periodontitis[8]:37–38] Well localized [Periodontal abscess] Usually well localized [Pericoronitis] Well localized, associated with partially impacted tooth [Myofascial pain] Diffuse, often over many muscles [Maxillary sinusitis] Back teeth top jaw

Output: Variable; localized or diffuse

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Input: [Parameter] Onset [Dentin hypersensitivity[8]:36] Gradual [Reversible pulpitis[8]:36] Variable [Pulp necrosis[8]:37] From pain of reversible pulpitis to no pain in days [Apical periodontitis[8]:37–38] Gradual, typically follows weeks of thermal pain in tooth [Periodontal abscess] Sudden, no episode of thermal sensitivity [Pericoronitis] Sudden [Myofascial pain] Very slow; weeks to months [Maxillary sinusitis] Sudden

Output: Variable

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Input: [Parameter] Character [Dentin hypersensitivity[8]:36] Sharp, quickly reversible [Reversible pulpitis[8]:36] Sharp, shooting [Pulp necrosis[8]:37] No pain [Apical periodontitis[8]:37–38] Dull, continuous throbbing pain [Periodontal abscess] Dull, continuous throbbing pain [Pericoronitis] Sharp, with continuous dull [Myofascial pain] Dull, aching [Maxillary sinusitis] Dull, aching, occasional thermal sensitivity in back top teeth

Output: Dull, continuous pain. Can also be sharp

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Input: [Parameter] Radiation [Dentin hypersensitivity[8]:36] Does not cross midline [Reversible pulpitis[8]:36] Does not cross midline [Pulp necrosis[8]:37] N/A [Apical periodontitis[8]:37–38] Does not cross midline [Periodontal abscess] Little, well localized [Pericoronitis] Moderate, into jaw/neck [Myofascial pain] Extensive, neck/temple [Maxillary sinusitis] Moderate, into other facial sinus areas

Output: Does not cross midline

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Input: [Parameter] Associated symptoms [Dentin hypersensitivity[8]:36] Patient may complain of receding gums and/or toothbrush abrasion cavities [Reversible pulpitis[8]:36] Can follow restorative dental work or trauma [Pulp necrosis[8]:37] Follows period of spontaneous pain [Apical periodontitis[8]:37–38] Tooth may feel raised in socket [Periodontal abscess] May follow report of something getting "stuck" in gum [Pericoronitis] Tooth eruption ("cutting") or impacted tooth [Myofascial pain] Tension headaches, neck pain, periods of stress or episode of mouth open for long period [Maxillary sinusitis] Symptoms of URTI

Output: Follows period of pain that does not linger

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Input: [Parameter] Time pattern [Dentin hypersensitivity[8]:36] Hypersensitivity as long as stimulus is applied; often worse in cold weather [Reversible pulpitis[8]:36] Pain as long as stimulus is applied [Pulp necrosis[8]:37] Absence of pain following days or weeks of intense, well localized pain [Apical periodontitis[8]:37–38] Pain on biting following constant dull, aching pain development [Periodontal abscess] Dull ache with acute increase in pain when tooth is moved, minimal thermal sensitivity [Pericoronitis] Constant dull ache without stimulus [Myofascial pain] Spontaneous, worse with eating, chewing, or movement of jaw [Maxillary sinusitis] Spontaneous, worse when head is tipped forward

Output: Lingering pain to hot or cold or spontaneous pain

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Input: [Parameter] Exacerbating and relieving factors [Dentin hypersensitivity[8]:36] Exacerbating: thermal, particularly cold [Reversible pulpitis[8]:36] Exacerbating: thermal, sweet [Pulp necrosis[8]:37] Prolonged heat may elicit pain [Apical periodontitis[8]:37–38] Same as irreversible pulpitis, or no response to cold, lingering pain to hot, pain with biting or lying down [Periodontal abscess] Tapping tooth makes worse, cleansing area may improve pain [Pericoronitis] Cleansing area can improve pain [Myofascial pain] Rest or ice makes pain better, movement and chewing make it worse [Maxillary sinusitis] Tilting head forward, jarring movements (jumping) make pain worse

Output: Simple analgesics have little effect

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Input: [Parameter] Severity [Dentin hypersensitivity[8]:36] Less severe than pulpitis [Reversible pulpitis[8]:36] Severe, for short periods [Pulp necrosis[8]:37] Severe [Apical periodontitis[8]:37–38] Severe [Periodontal abscess] Severe [Pericoronitis] Mild to severe [Myofascial pain] Mild to moderate [Maxillary sinusitis] Mild to severe

Output: Variable; pain dissipates until periapical tissue affected

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Input: [Parameter] Effect on sleep [Dentin hypersensitivity[8]:36] None [Reversible pulpitis[8]:36] None usually [Pulp necrosis[8]:37] None [Apical periodontitis[8]:37–38] Disrupts sleep [Periodontal abscess] Variable, can disrupt sleep [Pericoronitis] If moderate to severe, will disrupt [Myofascial pain] Unusual [Maxillary sinusitis] Unusual

Output: Disrupts sleep

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Input: [Software] Aigaion [BibTeX] Yes [Copac] No [CSA] No [Endnote/Refer/BibIX] No [ISI] No [Medline] No [MODS XML] No [Ovid] No [RIS] Yes [SciFinder] No [Other] none [PubMed]

Output: No

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Input: [Software] Bebop [BibTeX] Yes [Copac] No [CSA] No [Endnote/Refer/BibIX] No [ISI] No [Medline] No [MODS XML] No [Ovid] No [RIS] No [SciFinder] No [Other] none [PubMed]

Output: No

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Input: [Software] BibBase [BibTeX] Yes [Copac] No [CSA] No [Endnote/Refer/BibIX] No [ISI] No [Medline] No [MODS XML] No [Ovid] No [RIS] No [SciFinder] No [Other] none [PubMed]

Output: No

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Input: [Software] BibDesk [BibTeX] Yes [Copac] Yes [CSA] No [Endnote/Refer/BibIX] Yes [ISI] Yes [Medline] Yes [MODS XML] Yes [Ovid] No [RIS] Yes [SciFinder] Yes [Other] MARC, JSTOR, Reference Miner [PubMed]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Software] Biblioscape [BibTeX] Yes [Copac] Yes [CSA] Yes [Endnote/Refer/BibIX] Yes [ISI] Yes [Medline] Yes [MODS XML] No [Ovid] Yes [RIS] Yes [SciFinder] Yes [Other] ? [PubMed]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Software] BibSonomy [BibTeX] Yes [Copac] No [CSA] No [Endnote/Refer/BibIX] Yes [ISI] No [Medline] No [MODS XML] No [Ovid] No [RIS] No [SciFinder] No [Other] Firefox bookmarks [PubMed]

Output: No

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Input: [Software] Bibus [BibTeX] Yes [Copac] No [CSA] No [Endnote/Refer/BibIX] Yes [ISI] Yes [Medline] Yes [MODS XML] No [Ovid] No [RIS] Yes [SciFinder] No [Other] none [PubMed]

Output: No

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Input: [Software] Bookends [BibTeX] Yes [Copac] Yes [CSA] Yes [Endnote/Refer/BibIX] Yes [ISI] Yes [Medline] Yes [MODS XML] No [Ovid] Yes [RIS] Yes [SciFinder] Yes [Other] various [5]; user-customizable [PubMed]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Software] Citavi [BibTeX] Yes [Copac] Yes [CSA] Yes [Endnote/Refer/BibIX] Yes [ISI] Yes [Medline] Yes [MODS XML] Yes [Ovid] Yes [RIS] Yes [SciFinder] Yes [Other] various [PubMed]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Software] CiteULike [BibTeX] Yes [Copac] No [CSA] No [Endnote/Refer/BibIX] No [ISI] No [Medline] No [MODS XML] No [Ovid] No [RIS] Yes [SciFinder] No [Other] none [PubMed]

Output: No

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Input: [Software] colwiz [BibTeX] Yes [Copac] No [CSA] No [Endnote/Refer/BibIX] Yes [ISI] Yes [Medline] Yes [MODS XML] No [Ovid] No [RIS] Yes [SciFinder] No [Other] with built-in browser, bookmarklet [PubMed]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Software] Docear [BibTeX] Yes [Copac] Yes [CSA] Yes [Endnote/Refer/BibIX] Yes [ISI] Yes [Medline] Yes [MODS XML] No [Ovid] Yes [RIS] Yes [SciFinder] Yes [Other] BibTexML, Biblioscape, Biomail, Inspec, JSTOR, MSBib, PDF widh XMP annotations, REPEC (NEP), SilverPlatter, SixPack [PubMed]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Software] EndNote [BibTeX] No[19] [Copac] No [CSA] Yes [Endnote/Refer/BibIX] Yes [ISI] Yes [Medline] Yes [MODS XML] No [Ovid] Yes [RIS] Yes [SciFinder] Yes [Other] various[20] [PubMed]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Software] F1000Workspace [BibTeX] Yes [Copac] No [CSA] No [Endnote/Refer/BibIX] Yes [ISI] No [Medline] Yes [MODS XML] No [Ovid] No [RIS] Yes [SciFinder] No [Other] EndNote XML NBIB from PubMed, Medline [PubMed]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Software] JabRef [BibTeX] Yes [Copac] Yes [CSA] Yes [Endnote/Refer/BibIX] Yes [ISI] Yes [Medline] Yes [MODS XML] No [Ovid] Yes [RIS] Yes [SciFinder] Yes [Other] BibTexML, Biblioscape, Biomail, Inspec, JSTOR, MSBib, PDF widh XMP annotations, REPEC (NEP), SilverPlatter, SixPack [PubMed]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Software] KBibTeX [BibTeX] Yes [Copac] No [CSA] No [Endnote/Refer/BibIX] Yes [ISI] No [Medline] No [MODS XML] Depends[16] [Ovid] No [RIS] Yes [SciFinder] No [Other] none [PubMed]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Software] Mendeley [BibTeX] Yes [Copac] No [CSA] No [Endnote/Refer/BibIX] Yes [ISI] No [Medline] No [MODS XML] No [Ovid] No [RIS] Yes [SciFinder] No [Other] Browser bookmarks [PubMed]

Output: No

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Input: [Software] Paperpile [BibTeX] Yes [Copac] No [CSA] No [Endnote/Refer/BibIX] No [ISI] No [Medline] No [MODS XML] No [Ovid] No [RIS] Yes [SciFinder] No [Other] PDF [PubMed]

Output: No

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Input: [Software] Papers [BibTeX] Yes [Copac] No [CSA] No [Endnote/Refer/BibIX] No [ISI] No [Medline] No [MODS XML] No [Ovid] No [RIS] Yes [SciFinder] No [Other] Endnote ENW, Endnote XML, CHM eBook, PDF [PubMed]

Output: No

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Input: [Software] Pybliographer [BibTeX] Yes [Copac] No [CSA] No [Endnote/Refer/BibIX] Yes [ISI] Yes [Medline] Yes [MODS XML] No [Ovid] Yes [RIS] No [SciFinder] No [Other] none [PubMed]

Output: No

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Input: [Software] Qiqqa [BibTeX] Yes [Copac] No [CSA] No [Endnote/Refer/BibIX] Yes [ISI] No [Medline] No [MODS XML] No [Ovid] No [RIS] No [SciFinder] No [Other] none [PubMed]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Software] ReadCube [BibTeX] Yes [Copac] No [CSA] No [Endnote/Refer/BibIX] No [ISI] No [Medline] No [MODS XML] No [Ovid] No [RIS] No [SciFinder] No [Other] none [PubMed]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Software] refbase [BibTeX] Yes [Copac] Yes [CSA] Yes [Endnote/Refer/BibIX] Yes [ISI] Yes [Medline] Yes [MODS XML] Yes [Ovid] No [RIS] Yes [SciFinder] Yes [Other] RefWorks [PubMed]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Software] RefDB [BibTeX] Yes [Copac] Yes[16] [CSA] No [Endnote/Refer/BibIX] Yes[16] [ISI] Yes[16] [Medline] Yes [MODS XML] Yes [Ovid] No [RIS] Yes [SciFinder] Yes[16] [Other] MARC, risx [PubMed]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Software] Reference Manager [BibTeX] Yes [Copac] No [CSA] Yes [Endnote/Refer/BibIX] Yes [ISI] Yes [Medline] Yes [MODS XML] No [Ovid] Yes [RIS] Yes [SciFinder] Yes [Other] various;[21] user-customizable [PubMed]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Software] Referencer [BibTeX] Yes [Copac] No [CSA] No [Endnote/Refer/BibIX] Yes [ISI] No [Medline] No [MODS XML] Yes [Ovid] No [RIS] Yes [SciFinder] No [Other] none [PubMed]

Output: No

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Input: [Software] RefWorks [BibTeX] Yes [Copac] Yes [CSA] Yes [Endnote/Refer/BibIX] Yes [ISI] Yes [Medline] Yes [MODS XML] No [Ovid] Yes [RIS] Yes [SciFinder] Yes [Other] various[22] [PubMed]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Software] SciRef [BibTeX] No [Copac] No [CSA] No [Endnote/Refer/BibIX] Yes [ISI] No [Medline] No [MODS XML] No [Ovid] No [RIS] Yes [SciFinder] No [Other] ? [PubMed]

Output: No

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Input: [Software] Sente [BibTeX] Yes [Copac] No [CSA] Yes [Endnote/Refer/BibIX] Yes [ISI] Yes [Medline] No [MODS XML] No [Ovid] Yes [RIS] Yes [SciFinder] Yes [Other] Dublin Core, Marc21 SUTRS, JSTOR, SilverPlatter [PubMed]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Software] Wikindx [BibTeX] Yes [Copac] Depends[16] [CSA] No [Endnote/Refer/BibIX] Yes[citation needed] [ISI] Depends[16] [Medline] No [MODS XML] Depends[16] [Ovid] No [RIS] Yes[citation needed] [SciFinder] No [Other] User plug-ins[citation needed] [PubMed]

Output: Yes[citation needed]

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Input: [Software] WizFolio [BibTeX] No [Copac] No [CSA] No [Endnote/Refer/BibIX] No [ISI] No [Medline] No [MODS XML] No [Ovid] No [RIS] Yes [SciFinder] No [Other] Internet Browser bookmarks[23] [PubMed]

Output: No

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Input: [Software] Zotero[24] [BibTeX] Yes [Copac] No[25] [CSA] No[25] [Endnote/Refer/BibIX] Yes [ISI] Yes [Medline] Yes [MODS XML] Yes [Ovid] Yes [RIS] Yes [SciFinder] No [Other] COinS, MARC, RDF, unAPI, Browser bookmarks, Endnote XML [PubMed]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] 3 days before [Name of day] Penyekeban [Activities]

Output: Cooking of bananas for offerings

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Input: [0] 2 days before [Name of day] Penyajaan [Activities]

Output: Making of jaja (fried rice cakes)

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Input: [0] 1 day before [Name of day] Penampahan [Activities]

Output: Slaughtering of pigs and turtles for feasts

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Input: [0] 1 day after [Name of day] Manis Galungan [Activities]

Output: Visiting family

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Input: [0] 10 days after [Name of day] Kuningan [Activities]

Output: Prayers, offerings - spirits return to heaven

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Input: [0] 11 days after [Name of day] Manis Kuningan [Activities]

Output: Fun

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Input: [Local government function] Allotments [Non-metropolitan counties] Districts [Metropolitan counties]

Output: Districts

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Input: [Local government function] Arts and recreation [Non-metropolitan counties] Counties and districts [Metropolitan counties]

Output: Counties and districts

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Input: [Local government function] – Libraries [Non-metropolitan counties] Counties [Metropolitan counties]

Output: Districts

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Input: [Local government function] – Museums and galleries [Non-metropolitan counties] Counties and districts [Metropolitan counties]

Output: Counties and districts

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Input: [Local government function] – Tourism [Non-metropolitan counties] Counties and districts [Metropolitan counties]

Output: Counties and districts

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Input: [Local government function] Cemeteries and cremetoria [Non-metropolitan counties] Districts [Metropolitan counties]

Output: Districts

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Input: [Local government function] Consumer protection [Non-metropolitan counties] Counties [Metropolitan counties]

Output: Counties

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Input: [Local government function] Education [Non-metropolitan counties] Counties [Metropolitan counties]

Output: Districts

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Input: [Local government function] Environmental health [Non-metropolitan counties] Districts [Metropolitan counties]

Output: Districts

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Input: [Local government function] – Refuse collection [Non-metropolitan counties] Districts [Metropolitan counties]

Output: Districts

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Input: [Local government function] Fire service [Non-metropolitan counties] Counties [Metropolitan counties]

Output: Counties

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Input: [Local government function] Footpaths (create, protect) [Non-metropolitan counties] Counties and districts [Metropolitan counties]

Output: Counties and districts

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Input: [Local government function] Footpaths (maintain, signs) [Non-metropolitan counties] Counties [Metropolitan counties]

Output: Counties

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Input: [Local government function] Housing [Non-metropolitan counties] Districts [Metropolitan counties]

Output: Districts

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Input: [Local government function] Licence duty [Non-metropolitan counties] Districts [Metropolitan counties]

Output: Districts

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Input: [Local government function] Markets and fairs [Non-metropolitan counties] Districts [Metropolitan counties]

Output: Districts

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Input: [Local government function] Planning [Non-metropolitan counties] Counties and districts [Metropolitan counties]

Output: Counties and districts

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Input: [Local government function] – Local plans [Non-metropolitan counties] Districts [Metropolitan counties]

Output: Districts

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Input: [Local government function] – Structure plans [Non-metropolitan counties] Counties [Metropolitan counties]

Output: Counties

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Input: [Local government function] – National parks [Non-metropolitan counties] Counties [Metropolitan counties]

Output: Counties

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Input: [Local government function] Police [Non-metropolitan counties] Counties and districts [Metropolitan counties]

Output: Counties and districts

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Input: [Local government function] Rate collection [Non-metropolitan counties] Districts [Metropolitan counties]

Output: Districts

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Input: [Local government function] Smallholdings [Non-metropolitan counties] Counties [Metropolitan counties]

Output: Counties

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Input: [Local government function] Social services [Non-metropolitan counties] Counties [Metropolitan counties]

Output: Districts

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Input: [Local government function] Traffic and highways [Non-metropolitan counties] Counties and districts [Metropolitan counties]

Output: Counties and districts

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Input: [Local government function] – Public transport [Non-metropolitan counties] Counties and districts [Metropolitan counties]

Output: Counties

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Input: [Local government function] – Transport planning [Non-metropolitan counties] Counties [Metropolitan counties]

Output: Counties

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Input: [Episode] 1 [Title] Tomb of the Unknown Hulk [Overview]

Output: When high cosmic ray activity triggers Bruce's transformations without him getting angry, he tries to lock himself in a cave to protect his friends, but the cosmic rays also block communications and allow Doctor Octopus an opening to stage an attack on Gamma Base.

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Input: [Episode] 2 [Title] Prisoner of the Monster [Overview]

Output: Rick stumbles upon a map for a potion held by a lost tribe that can cure Bruce of the Hulk, but the cure becomes bitter sweet when the Spymaster (who's named as such, but did not wear a costume of any type.) kidnaps Betty and her father, stealing a deadly weapon from Gamma Base that only the Hulk can defeat.

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Input: [Episode] 3 [Title] Origin of the Hulk [Overview]

Output: The retelling of the origin of the Hulk, with the original Russian Cold War spies replaced with aliens seeking the secrets of Bruce's Gamma Bomb.

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Input: [Episode] 4 [Title] When Monsters Meet [Overview]

Output: Arriving in Paris for a scientific conference, Bruce is given a possible cure for his condition, but his chances of using it are threatened by the appearance of a descendant of Quasimodo who wreaks havoc in the city. (This episode was adapted in comic book format by Marvel, in the one-shot "The Incredible Hulk versus Quasimodo". A back-up, one-page comic featuring editor Al Milgrom disguised as the Hulk explained how this book fit into the animated cartoon continuity, and not current Marvel Comics continuity[1])

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Input: [Episode] 5 [Title] The Cyclops Project [Overview]

Output: Due to the inadvertent actions of the Hulk, Cyclops, the most world's powerful military defense computer, malfunctions and seeks to take over the world. The Cyclops computer tries to obtain the aid of the Bruce Banner and Hulk to do so.

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Input: [Episode] 6 [Title] Bruce Banner Unmasked [Overview]

Output: When the Puppet Master attempts gain control of the Hulk as a part of his plan to take over Mesa City and its surrounds, the army are finally able to defeat the creature and learn of Bruce Banner's secret identity.

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Input: [Episode] 7 [Title] The Creature and the Cavegirl [Overview]

Output: Bruce learns of a colleague whose developed a working time projector, seeing it as a chance to go back and stop the creation of the Hulk, only for the device to malfunction and transport the entire lab and its occupants back to 1,000,000 B.C.

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Input: [Episode] 8 [Title] It Lives! It Grows! It Destroys! [Overview]

Output: A rival scientist at Gamma Base develops a part plant, part animal lifeform which can eat almost anything in its path. But the creature escapes and threatens the planet as it grows uncontrollably.

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Input: [Episode] 9 [Title] The Incredible Shrinking Hulk [Overview]

Output: After his latest gamma experiment malfunctions, Bruce is shrunk down until he is one inch tall, as two spies attempt to steal a new tank.

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Input: [Episode] 10 [Title] Punks on Wheels [Overview]

Output: When a motorcycle gang kidnaps Rita, Bruce and his friend discover the gang is secretly working for the Leader, who seeks their aid in stealing a shipment of Vibranium.

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Input: [Episode] 11 [Title] Enter: She-Hulk [Overview]

Output: Bruce and Rick travel to Los Angeles to visit Bruce's cousin Jennifer Walters to try and learn how she is able to maintain her intelligence when she changes into the She-Hulk, but their attempt is endangered thanks to the efforts of terrorist group HYDRA to take over the city.

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Input: [Episode] 12 [Title] The Boy Who Saw Tomorrow [Overview]

Output: Betty's nephew Jonah arrives at Gamma Base to demonstrate his amazing psychic ability, able to predict the future with uncanny accuracy he has a vision of Betty's space shuttle crashing into a mountain, with the Hulk and a mysterious madman involved.

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Input: [Episode] 13 [Title] The Hulk Destroys Bruce Banner [Overview]

Output: While testing his new Transmat teleporter on himself, Bruce transforms into the Hulk in mid-teleportation, convincing Betty that the Hulk interfered and leading the charge to capture the creature to attempt to save Bruce.

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Input: [Expansion] loop pause end [Derived statement]

Output: halt

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Input: [Expansion] loop emit s; pause end [Derived statement]

Output: sustain s

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Input: [Expansion] present s then p else nothing end [Derived statement]

Output: present s then p end

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Input: [Expansion] trap T in loop pause; present s then exit T end end loop end [Derived statement]

Output: await s

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Input: [Expansion] trap T in loop present s then exit T end; pause end loop end [Derived statement]

Output: await immediate s

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Input: [Expansion] suspend present s then pause end; p when s [Derived statement]

Output: suspend p when immediate s

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Input: [Expansion] trap T in suspend p when (immediate) s; exit T || await (immediate) s; exit T; end [Derived statement]

Output: abort p when (immediate) s

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Input: [Expansion] trap T in p; exit T || await (immediate) s; exit T; end [Derived statement]

Output: weak abort p when (immediate) s

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Input: [Expansion] loop abort p ; halt when s end loop [Derived statement]

Output: loop p each s

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Input: [Expansion] await (immediate) s; loop p each s [Derived statement]

Output: every (immediate) s do p end every

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Input: [Ride] Bugs Bunny Camp Carousel [Year Opened] 1979 [Description]

Output: An Allan Herschell Company carousel, themed with posters for different Bugs Bunny cartoons, including "Knighty Knight Bugs".

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Input: [Ride] Bugs Bunny National Water Park Tower [Year Opened] 2006 [Description]

Output: A leaky water tower which can get guests wet

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Input: [Ride] Bugs Bunny Ranger Pilots [Year Opened] 2006 [Description]

Output: One of many airplane rides in the park.

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Input: [Ride] Daffy Duck's Hot Air Balloons [Year Opened] 2006 [Description]

Output: A circular balloon ride

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Input: [Ride] Porky Pig Camp Wagons [Year Opened] 2006 [Description]

Output: Circular wagon ride

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Input: [Ride] Wile E. Coyote Canyon Blaster [Year Opened] 2006 [Description]

Output: Kiddie Music Express ride themed to race cars

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Input: [Ride] Wilderness Theater [Year Opened] 1974 [Description]

Output: Home to Looney Tunes shows for children

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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: [Name] Study leader [Alternative] Chairman [Role]

Output: someone experienced in HAZOP but not directly involved in the design, to ensure that the method is followed carefully. Responsible for ensuring that discussion leads to a definite conclusion and is adequately recorded, problems are documented and recommendations passed on

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Input: [Name] Recorder [Alternative] Secretary or scribe [Role]

Output: to record discussions (accurately but comprehensibly), to alert Study Leader when this becomes impossible,[h] to document problems and recommendations

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Input: [Name] Designer [Alternative] (or representative of the team which has designed the process) [Role]

Output: To explain any design details or provide further information

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Input: [Name] User [Alternative] (or representative of those who will use it [i]) [Role]

Output: To consider it in use and question its operability, and the effect of deviations

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Input: [Name] Specialist [Alternative] according to specialism; e.g. Chemist ; Human Factors Specialist [Role]

Output: someone with relevant technical knowledge, e.g. knowledge about effect of varying reaction conditions; training in human reliability analysis, and human error identification

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Input: [Name] Maintainer [Alternative] (if appropriate) [Role]

Output: someone concerned with maintenance of the plant.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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Input: Smooth, glossy, pale creamy-white translucent surface [Classification]

Output: Normal

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Dean's Index


Input: A few white flecks or white spots [Classification]

Output: Questionable

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Input: Small opaque, paper white areas covering less than 25% of the tooth surface [Classification]

Output: Very Mild

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Input: Opaque white areas covering less than 50% of the tooth surface [Classification]

Output: Mild

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Input: All tooth surfaces affected; marked wear on biting surfaces; brown stain may be present [Classification]

Output: Moderate

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Input: All tooth surfaces affected; discrete or confluent pitting; brown stain present [Classification]

Output: Severe

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Input: [Date of Feature] 1959 [Title] Follow the Stars [Synopsis[6]]

Output: There are many who follow the stars. Some believe they can indicate the future, while astronomers spend their nights observing the heavens through the great telescopes at Jodrell Bank.

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Input: [Date of Feature] ? [Title] A Marriage is Arranged [Synopsis[6]]

Output: How a marriage between steel and plastic is successfully forged at British steelworks.

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Input: [Date of Feature] 1960 [Title] Channel Tunnel [Synopsis[6]]

Output: A visit to the trial tunnel and a look at all the scientific research necessary.

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Input: [Date of Feature] 1960 [Title] Healing Hands [Synopsis[6]]

Output: The onward march of surgery – and the dedicated research behind the scenes of medicine.

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Input: [Date of Feature] 1960 [Title] Testing Time [Synopsis[6]]

Output: A film about all the different things that need to be tested in Britain today.

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Input: [Date of Feature] ? [Title] Making a Meal Out of It [Synopsis[6]]

Output: A film looking at various aspects of food, visiting research laboratories as well as taking a look at food from the turn of the century.

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Input: [Date of Feature] 1961 [Title] Press-Button Age [Synopsis[6]]

Output: Every day is another step into the press-button age; this film shows how our lives are increasingly regulated by automation.

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Input: [Date of Feature] 1961 [Title] Flood Tide [Synopsis[6]]

Output: How the ceaseless battle with the sea is being fought with the aid of the Flood Warning System.

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Input: [Date of Feature] 1961 [Title] Men With Ideas [Synopsis[6]]

Output: A film providing insight into the machinery of patenting.

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Input: [Date of Feature] 1961 [Title] Mystery of a Fish [Synopsis[6]]

Output: From the River Axe in Devon, scientists catch every young salmon that swims downstream in an effort to map this species’ incredible voyage.

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Input: [Date of Feature] 1962 [Title] Rockets Away! [Synopsis[6]]

Output: A film exploring the research being done on rockets, for both peaceful purposes and defence.

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Input: [Date of Feature] 1962 [Title] The Little Menace [Synopsis[6]]

Output: A study of what is being done in medical research.

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Input: [Date of Feature] 1962 [Title] Trouble on Oily Waters [Synopsis[6]]

Output: The dumping of oil waste in the sea has created a new menace along Britain’s shoreline.

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Input: [Date of Feature] 1962 [Title] Any Old Iron? [Synopsis[6]]

Output: This film turns the spotlight on the people who prepare salvaged steel for re-use, and on the steel foundries which melt it down again.

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Input: [Date of Feature] 1963 [Title] Caught in the Cold [Synopsis[6]]

Output: Every year, Britain gets caught in the cold; cities crawl to a standstill, and road and rail traffic is disrupted. Why does this happen in an age of scientific miracles?

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Input: [Level] National [Committee] The national level steering / monitoring committee Program Approval Board (PAB) [Frequency of meeting]

Output: Quarterly

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Committees to monitor the MDM Programme[21]


Input: [Level] State [Committee] The state level steering / monitoring committee [Frequency of meeting]

Output: Quarterly

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Input: [Level] District [Committee] The district level committee [Frequency of meeting]

Output: Monthly

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Input: [Level] Municipal [Committee] The municipal committee [Frequency of meeting]

Output: Monthly

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Input: [Level] Block [Committee] The Mandal level committee [Frequency of meeting]

Output: Fortnightly

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Input: [Level] Village [Committee] Panchayat level sub-committee [Frequency of meeting]

Output: Day-to-day functioning of the implementing of the scheme

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Input: [Level] School [Committee] School management and development committee or Parent Teacher Association. [Frequency of meeting]

Output: Monthly and as when it is required

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Input: [Result] Winner [Color]

Output: Gold

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Input: [Result] 2nd place [Color]

Output: Silver

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Input: [Result] 3rd place [Color]

Output: Bronze

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Input: [Result] 4th & 5th place [Color]

Output: Green

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Input: [Result] 6th–10th place [Color]

Output: Light Blue

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Input: [Result] Finished (Outside Top 10) [Color]

Output: Dark Blue

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Input: [Result] Did not finish [Color]

Output: Purple

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Input: [Result] Did not qualify (DNQ) [Color]

Output: Red

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Input: [Result] Withdrawn (Wth) [Color]

Output: Brown

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Input: [Result] Disqualified (DSQ) [Color]

Output: Black

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Input: [Result] Did not start (DNS) [Color]

Output: White

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Input: [Result] Did not participate [Color]

Output: Blank

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Input: Waxed floss [Indications] Type I embrasures, Floss cleans between the gum and tooth Type II and III embrasures Floss cuts, Floss clefts, Circulation to fingers may cut off from wrapping floss too tight, Inability to reach back teeth due to manual dexterity problems One time use. Dispose after use [Description]

Output: Traditional string floss, Nylon waxed Monofilament floss also available coated in polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE), Does not fray

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Input: Unwaxed floss [Indications] Type I embrasures, Floss cleans between the gum and tooth Type II and III embrasures See waxed floss One time use. Dispose after use [Description]

Output: Traditional string floss, Unwaxed, multifilaments

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Input: Dental tape [Indications] Type I embrasures, Floss cleans between the gum and tooth that may have large tooth surface area Type II and III embrasures See waxed floss One time use. Dispose after use [Description]

Output: Waxed floss that has a wider and flatter design to conventional floss

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Input: Tufted/braided dental floss/ Superfloss [Indications] Type II and III embrasures. Under pontics of fixed partial dentures Type I embrasures Trauma from forcing threader into tissues. Yarnlike portion/fibers may catch on appliances or dental work (which may cause gum irritation/problem) One time use. Dispose after use [Description]

Output: Regular diameter floss, wider tufted portion looks like yarn. Tip of product also resembles a threader

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Input: Floss holder [Indications] Type I embrasures. Recommended for individuals that lack manual dexterity, who are physically challenged, or who have a strong gag reflex. Floss holders may assist caregivers Type II and III embrasures Unable to maintain tension of floss against tooth and fully wrap around tooth side. Need to set a fulcrum/finger rest (e.g. cheek, chin) to avoid trauma to gums and floss cuts Can be used a number of times, however floss is to be changed after each use [Description]

Output: Handle with two prongs in Y or F Shape

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Input: Floss threader [Indications] Type I embrasures: tight contacts between teeth, floss between and under abutment teeth and pontics of fixed prosthesis (e.g. fixed bridges and dental implants), under orthodontic appliances such as wires and lingual bar, under bars for implants Type II and III embrasures Trauma to gums from flossing threader into tissues Can be used a number of times, however floss is to be changed after each use [Description]

Output: A nylon loop designed to resemble a needle with large opening to thread floss. Tip of floss threader inserted and pulled through the space between two teeth to allow cleaning of the teeth sides

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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: [Chapter] 1 [Number of quotations] 13 [Title] The Communist Party [Summary]

Output: 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.

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Input: [Chapter] 2 [Number of quotations] 22 [Title] Classes and Class Struggle [Summary]

Output: 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.

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Input: [Chapter] 3 [Number of quotations] 28 [Title] Socialism and Communism [Summary]

Output: 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.

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Input: [Chapter] 4 [Number of quotations] 16 [Title] The Correct Handling of Contradictions Among the People [Summary]

Output: 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.

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Input: [Chapter] 5 [Number of quotations] 21 [Title] War and Peace [Summary]

Output: 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.

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Input: [Chapter] 6 [Number of quotations] 10 [Title] Imperialism and All Reactionaries Are Paper Tigers [Summary]

Output: 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.

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Input: [Chapter] 7 [Number of quotations] 10 [Title] Dare to Struggle and Dare to Win [Summary]

Output: 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.

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Input: [Chapter] 8 [Number of quotations] 10 [Title] People's War [Summary]

Output: 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.

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Input: [Chapter] 9 [Number of quotations] 8 [Title] The People's Army [Summary]

Output: 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.

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Input: [Chapter] 10 [Number of quotations] 14 [Title] Leadership of Party Committees [Summary]

Output: 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.

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Input: [Chapter] 11 [Number of quotations] 22 [Title] The Mass Line [Summary]

Output: 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.

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Input: [Chapter] 12 [Number of quotations] 21 [Title] Political Work [Summary]

Output: 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.

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Input: [Chapter] 13 [Number of quotations] 7 [Title] Relations Between Officers and Men [Summary]

Output: Non-antagonistic and democratic relations between officers and men make for a stronger army.

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Input: [Chapter] 14 [Number of quotations] 6 [Title] Relations Between the Army and the People [Summary]

Output: 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.

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Input: [Chapter] 15 [Number of quotations] 8 [Title] Democracy in the Three Main Fields [Summary]

Output: 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.

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Input: [Chapter] 16 [Number of quotations] 9 [Title] Education and the Training of Troops [Summary]

Output: 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.

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Input: [Chapter] 17 [Number of quotations] 9 [Title] Serving the People [Summary]

Output: 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.

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Input: [Chapter] 18 [Number of quotations] 7 [Title] Patriotism and Internationalism [Summary]

Output: 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.

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Input: [Chapter] 19 [Number of quotations] 8 [Title] Revolutionary Heroism [Summary]

Output: The same limitless creative energy of the masses is also visible in the army, in their fighting style and indomitable will.

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Input: [Chapter] 20 [Number of quotations] 8 [Title] Building Our Country Through Diligence and Frugality [Summary]

Output: 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.

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Input: [Chapter] 21 [Number of quotations] 13 [Title] Self-Reliance and Arduous Struggle [Summary]

Output: 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.

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Input: [Chapter] 22 [Number of quotations] 41 [Title] Methods of Thinking and Methods of Work [Summary]

Output: 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.

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Input: [Chapter] 23 [Number of quotations] 9 [Title] Investigation and Study [Summary]

Output: It is necessary to investigate both the facts and the history of a problem in order to study and understand it.

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Input: [Chapter] 24 [Number of quotations] 15 [Title] Correcting Mistaken Ideas [Summary]

Output: 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.

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Input: [Chapter] 25 [Number of quotations] 5 [Title] Unity [Summary]

Output: 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.

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Input: [Chapter] 26 [Number of quotations] 5 [Title] Discipline [Summary]

Output: Discipline is seen not to be exclusive to democratic methods. Basic points of military conduct are also enumerated.

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Input: [Chapter] 27 [Number of quotations] 15 [Title] Criticism and Self-Criticism [Summary]

Output: 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.

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Input: [Chapter] 28 [Number of quotations] 18 [Title] Communists [Summary]

Output: 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.

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Input: [Chapter] 29 [Number of quotations] 11 [Title] Cadres [Summary]

Output: 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.

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Input: [Chapter] 30 [Number of quotations] 7 [Title] Youth [Summary]

Output: 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.

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Input: [Chapter] 31 [Number of quotations] 7 [Title] Women [Summary]

Output: 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.

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Input: [Chapter] 32 [Number of quotations] 8 [Title] Culture and Art [Summary]

Output: 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".)

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Input: [Chapter] 33 [Number of quotations] 16 [Title] Study [Summary]

Output: 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.

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Input: [Date of Feature] 1959 [Synopsis[6]] There are many who follow the stars. Some believe they can indicate the future, while astronomers spend their nights observing the heavens through the great telescopes at Jodrell Bank. [Title]

Output: Follow the Stars

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Input: [Date of Feature] ? [Synopsis[6]] How a marriage between steel and plastic is successfully forged at British steelworks. [Title]

Output: A Marriage is Arranged

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Input: [Date of Feature] 1960 [Synopsis[6]] A visit to the trial tunnel and a look at all the scientific research necessary. [Title]

Output: Channel Tunnel

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Input: [Date of Feature] 1960 [Synopsis[6]] The onward march of surgery – and the dedicated research behind the scenes of medicine. [Title]

Output: Healing Hands

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Input: [Date of Feature] 1960 [Synopsis[6]] A film about all the different things that need to be tested in Britain today. [Title]

Output: Testing Time

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Input: [Date of Feature] ? [Synopsis[6]] A film looking at various aspects of food, visiting research laboratories as well as taking a look at food from the turn of the century. [Title]

Output: Making a Meal Out of It

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Input: [Date of Feature] 1961 [Synopsis[6]] Every day is another step into the press-button age; this film shows how our lives are increasingly regulated by automation. [Title]

Output: Press-Button Age

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Input: [Date of Feature] 1961 [Synopsis[6]] How the ceaseless battle with the sea is being fought with the aid of the Flood Warning System. [Title]

Output: Flood Tide

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Input: [Date of Feature] 1961 [Synopsis[6]] A film providing insight into the machinery of patenting. [Title]

Output: Men With Ideas

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Input: [Date of Feature] 1961 [Synopsis[6]] From the River Axe in Devon, scientists catch every young salmon that swims downstream in an effort to map this species’ incredible voyage. [Title]

Output: Mystery of a Fish

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Input: [Date of Feature] 1962 [Synopsis[6]] A film exploring the research being done on rockets, for both peaceful purposes and defence. [Title]

Output: Rockets Away!

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Input: [Date of Feature] 1962 [Synopsis[6]] A study of what is being done in medical research. [Title]

Output: The Little Menace

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Input: [Date of Feature] 1962 [Synopsis[6]] The dumping of oil waste in the sea has created a new menace along Britain’s shoreline. [Title]

Output: Trouble on Oily Waters

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Input: [Date of Feature] 1962 [Synopsis[6]] This film turns the spotlight on the people who prepare salvaged steel for re-use, and on the steel foundries which melt it down again. [Title]

Output: Any Old Iron?

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Input: [Date of Feature] 1963 [Synopsis[6]] Every year, Britain gets caught in the cold; cities crawl to a standstill, and road and rail traffic is disrupted. Why does this happen in an age of scientific miracles? [Title]

Output: Caught in the Cold

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Input: [Parameter] Site [Reversible pulpitis[8]:36] Poorly localized Variable; localized or diffuse [Pulp necrosis[8]:37] No pain [Apical periodontitis[8]:37–38] Well localized [Periodontal abscess] Usually well localized [Pericoronitis] Well localized, associated with partially impacted tooth [Myofascial pain] Diffuse, often over many muscles [Maxillary sinusitis] Back teeth top jaw [Dentin hypersensitivity[8]:36]

Output: Poorly localized

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Input: [Parameter] Onset [Reversible pulpitis[8]:36] Variable Variable [Pulp necrosis[8]:37] From pain of reversible pulpitis to no pain in days [Apical periodontitis[8]:37–38] Gradual, typically follows weeks of thermal pain in tooth [Periodontal abscess] Sudden, no episode of thermal sensitivity [Pericoronitis] Sudden [Myofascial pain] Very slow; weeks to months [Maxillary sinusitis] Sudden [Dentin hypersensitivity[8]:36]

Output: Gradual

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Input: [Parameter] Character [Reversible pulpitis[8]:36] Sharp, shooting Dull, continuous pain. Can also be sharp [Pulp necrosis[8]:37] No pain [Apical periodontitis[8]:37–38] Dull, continuous throbbing pain [Periodontal abscess] Dull, continuous throbbing pain [Pericoronitis] Sharp, with continuous dull [Myofascial pain] Dull, aching [Maxillary sinusitis] Dull, aching, occasional thermal sensitivity in back top teeth [Dentin hypersensitivity[8]:36]

Output: Sharp, quickly reversible

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Input: [Parameter] Radiation [Reversible pulpitis[8]:36] Does not cross midline Does not cross midline [Pulp necrosis[8]:37] N/A [Apical periodontitis[8]:37–38] Does not cross midline [Periodontal abscess] Little, well localized [Pericoronitis] Moderate, into jaw/neck [Myofascial pain] Extensive, neck/temple [Maxillary sinusitis] Moderate, into other facial sinus areas [Dentin hypersensitivity[8]:36]

Output: Does not cross midline

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Input: [Parameter] Associated symptoms [Reversible pulpitis[8]:36] Can follow restorative dental work or trauma Follows period of pain that does not linger [Pulp necrosis[8]:37] Follows period of spontaneous pain [Apical periodontitis[8]:37–38] Tooth may feel raised in socket [Periodontal abscess] May follow report of something getting "stuck" in gum [Pericoronitis] Tooth eruption ("cutting") or impacted tooth [Myofascial pain] Tension headaches, neck pain, periods of stress or episode of mouth open for long period [Maxillary sinusitis] Symptoms of URTI [Dentin hypersensitivity[8]:36]

Output: Patient may complain of receding gums and/or toothbrush abrasion cavities

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Input: [Parameter] Time pattern [Reversible pulpitis[8]:36] Pain as long as stimulus is applied Lingering pain to hot or cold or spontaneous pain [Pulp necrosis[8]:37] Absence of pain following days or weeks of intense, well localized pain [Apical periodontitis[8]:37–38] Pain on biting following constant dull, aching pain development [Periodontal abscess] Dull ache with acute increase in pain when tooth is moved, minimal thermal sensitivity [Pericoronitis] Constant dull ache without stimulus [Myofascial pain] Spontaneous, worse with eating, chewing, or movement of jaw [Maxillary sinusitis] Spontaneous, worse when head is tipped forward [Dentin hypersensitivity[8]:36]

Output: Hypersensitivity as long as stimulus is applied; often worse in cold weather

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Input: [Parameter] Exacerbating and relieving factors [Reversible pulpitis[8]:36] Exacerbating: thermal, sweet Simple analgesics have little effect [Pulp necrosis[8]:37] Prolonged heat may elicit pain [Apical periodontitis[8]:37–38] Same as irreversible pulpitis, or no response to cold, lingering pain to hot, pain with biting or lying down [Periodontal abscess] Tapping tooth makes worse, cleansing area may improve pain [Pericoronitis] Cleansing area can improve pain [Myofascial pain] Rest or ice makes pain better, movement and chewing make it worse [Maxillary sinusitis] Tilting head forward, jarring movements (jumping) make pain worse [Dentin hypersensitivity[8]:36]

Output: Exacerbating: thermal, particularly cold

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Input: [Parameter] Severity [Reversible pulpitis[8]:36] Severe, for short periods Variable; pain dissipates until periapical tissue affected [Pulp necrosis[8]:37] Severe [Apical periodontitis[8]:37–38] Severe [Periodontal abscess] Severe [Pericoronitis] Mild to severe [Myofascial pain] Mild to moderate [Maxillary sinusitis] Mild to severe [Dentin hypersensitivity[8]:36]

Output: Less severe than pulpitis

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Input: [Parameter] Effect on sleep [Reversible pulpitis[8]:36] None usually Disrupts sleep [Pulp necrosis[8]:37] None [Apical periodontitis[8]:37–38] Disrupts sleep [Periodontal abscess] Variable, can disrupt sleep [Pericoronitis] If moderate to severe, will disrupt [Myofascial pain] Unusual [Maxillary sinusitis] Unusual [Dentin hypersensitivity[8]:36]

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Input: Waxed floss [Description] Traditional string floss, Nylon waxed Monofilament floss also available coated in polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE), Does not fray [Indications] Type I embrasures, Floss cleans between the gum and tooth Type II and III embrasures One time use. Dispose after use

Output: Floss cuts, Floss clefts, Circulation to fingers may cut off from wrapping floss too tight, Inability to reach back teeth due to manual dexterity problems

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Input: Unwaxed floss [Description] Traditional string floss, Unwaxed, multifilaments [Indications] Type I embrasures, Floss cleans between the gum and tooth Type II and III embrasures One time use. Dispose after use

Output: See waxed floss

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Input: Dental tape [Description] Waxed floss that has a wider and flatter design to conventional floss [Indications] Type I embrasures, Floss cleans between the gum and tooth that may have large tooth surface area Type II and III embrasures One time use. Dispose after use

Output: See waxed floss

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Input: Tufted/braided dental floss/ Superfloss [Description] Regular diameter floss, wider tufted portion looks like yarn. Tip of product also resembles a threader [Indications] Type II and III embrasures. Under pontics of fixed partial dentures Type I embrasures One time use. Dispose after use

Output: Trauma from forcing threader into tissues. Yarnlike portion/fibers may catch on appliances or dental work (which may cause gum irritation/problem)

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Input: Floss holder [Description] Handle with two prongs in Y or F Shape [Indications] Type I embrasures. Recommended for individuals that lack manual dexterity, who are physically challenged, or who have a strong gag reflex. Floss holders may assist caregivers Type II and III embrasures Can be used a number of times, however floss is to be changed after each use

Output: Unable to maintain tension of floss against tooth and fully wrap around tooth side. Need to set a fulcrum/finger rest (e.g. cheek, chin) to avoid trauma to gums and floss cuts

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Input: Floss threader [Description] A nylon loop designed to resemble a needle with large opening to thread floss. Tip of floss threader inserted and pulled through the space between two teeth to allow cleaning of the teeth sides [Indications] Type I embrasures: tight contacts between teeth, floss between and under abutment teeth and pontics of fixed prosthesis (e.g. fixed bridges and dental implants), under orthodontic appliances such as wires and lingual bar, under bars for implants Type II and III embrasures Can be used a number of times, however floss is to be changed after each use

Output: Trauma to gums from flossing threader into tissues

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Input: [Software] Aigaion [BibTeX] Yes [Copac] No [CSA] No [Endnote/Refer/BibIX] No [ISI] No [Medline] No [MODS XML] No [PubMed] No [RIS] Yes [SciFinder] No [Other] none [Ovid]

Output: No

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Input: [Software] Bebop [BibTeX] Yes [Copac] No [CSA] No [Endnote/Refer/BibIX] No [ISI] No [Medline] No [MODS XML] No [PubMed] No [RIS] No [SciFinder] No [Other] none [Ovid]

Output: No

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Input: [Software] BibBase [BibTeX] Yes [Copac] No [CSA] No [Endnote/Refer/BibIX] No [ISI] No [Medline] No [MODS XML] No [PubMed] No [RIS] No [SciFinder] No [Other] none [Ovid]

Output: No

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Input: [Software] BibDesk [BibTeX] Yes [Copac] Yes [CSA] No [Endnote/Refer/BibIX] Yes [ISI] Yes [Medline] Yes [MODS XML] Yes [PubMed] Yes [RIS] Yes [SciFinder] Yes [Other] MARC, JSTOR, Reference Miner [Ovid]

Output: No

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Input: [Software] Biblioscape [BibTeX] Yes [Copac] Yes [CSA] Yes [Endnote/Refer/BibIX] Yes [ISI] Yes [Medline] Yes [MODS XML] No [PubMed] Yes [RIS] Yes [SciFinder] Yes [Other] ? [Ovid]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Software] BibSonomy [BibTeX] Yes [Copac] No [CSA] No [Endnote/Refer/BibIX] Yes [ISI] No [Medline] No [MODS XML] No [PubMed] No [RIS] No [SciFinder] No [Other] Firefox bookmarks [Ovid]

Output: No

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Input: [Software] Bibus [BibTeX] Yes [Copac] No [CSA] No [Endnote/Refer/BibIX] Yes [ISI] Yes [Medline] Yes [MODS XML] No [PubMed] No [RIS] Yes [SciFinder] No [Other] none [Ovid]

Output: No

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Input: [Software] Bookends [BibTeX] Yes [Copac] Yes [CSA] Yes [Endnote/Refer/BibIX] Yes [ISI] Yes [Medline] Yes [MODS XML] No [PubMed] Yes [RIS] Yes [SciFinder] Yes [Other] various [5]; user-customizable [Ovid]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Software] Citavi [BibTeX] Yes [Copac] Yes [CSA] Yes [Endnote/Refer/BibIX] Yes [ISI] Yes [Medline] Yes [MODS XML] Yes [PubMed] Yes [RIS] Yes [SciFinder] Yes [Other] various [Ovid]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Software] CiteULike [BibTeX] Yes [Copac] No [CSA] No [Endnote/Refer/BibIX] No [ISI] No [Medline] No [MODS XML] No [PubMed] No [RIS] Yes [SciFinder] No [Other] none [Ovid]

Output: No

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Input: [Software] colwiz [BibTeX] Yes [Copac] No [CSA] No [Endnote/Refer/BibIX] Yes [ISI] Yes [Medline] Yes [MODS XML] No [PubMed] Yes [RIS] Yes [SciFinder] No [Other] with built-in browser, bookmarklet [Ovid]

Output: No

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Input: [Software] Docear [BibTeX] Yes [Copac] Yes [CSA] Yes [Endnote/Refer/BibIX] Yes [ISI] Yes [Medline] Yes [MODS XML] No [PubMed] Yes [RIS] Yes [SciFinder] Yes [Other] BibTexML, Biblioscape, Biomail, Inspec, JSTOR, MSBib, PDF widh XMP annotations, REPEC (NEP), SilverPlatter, SixPack [Ovid]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Software] EndNote [BibTeX] No[19] [Copac] No [CSA] Yes [Endnote/Refer/BibIX] Yes [ISI] Yes [Medline] Yes [MODS XML] No [PubMed] Yes [RIS] Yes [SciFinder] Yes [Other] various[20] [Ovid]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Software] F1000Workspace [BibTeX] Yes [Copac] No [CSA] No [Endnote/Refer/BibIX] Yes [ISI] No [Medline] Yes [MODS XML] No [PubMed] Yes [RIS] Yes [SciFinder] No [Other] EndNote XML NBIB from PubMed, Medline [Ovid]

Output: No

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Input: [Software] JabRef [BibTeX] Yes [Copac] Yes [CSA] Yes [Endnote/Refer/BibIX] Yes [ISI] Yes [Medline] Yes [MODS XML] No [PubMed] Yes [RIS] Yes [SciFinder] Yes [Other] BibTexML, Biblioscape, Biomail, Inspec, JSTOR, MSBib, PDF widh XMP annotations, REPEC (NEP), SilverPlatter, SixPack [Ovid]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Software] KBibTeX [BibTeX] Yes [Copac] No [CSA] No [Endnote/Refer/BibIX] Yes [ISI] No [Medline] No [MODS XML] Depends[16] [PubMed] Yes [RIS] Yes [SciFinder] No [Other] none [Ovid]

Output: No

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Input: [Software] Mendeley [BibTeX] Yes [Copac] No [CSA] No [Endnote/Refer/BibIX] Yes [ISI] No [Medline] No [MODS XML] No [PubMed] No [RIS] Yes [SciFinder] No [Other] Browser bookmarks [Ovid]

Output: No

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Input: [Software] Paperpile [BibTeX] Yes [Copac] No [CSA] No [Endnote/Refer/BibIX] No [ISI] No [Medline] No [MODS XML] No [PubMed] No [RIS] Yes [SciFinder] No [Other] PDF [Ovid]

Output: No

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Input: [Software] Papers [BibTeX] Yes [Copac] No [CSA] No [Endnote/Refer/BibIX] No [ISI] No [Medline] No [MODS XML] No [PubMed] No [RIS] Yes [SciFinder] No [Other] Endnote ENW, Endnote XML, CHM eBook, PDF [Ovid]

Output: No

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Input: [Software] Pybliographer [BibTeX] Yes [Copac] No [CSA] No [Endnote/Refer/BibIX] Yes [ISI] Yes [Medline] Yes [MODS XML] No [PubMed] No [RIS] No [SciFinder] No [Other] none [Ovid]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Software] Qiqqa [BibTeX] Yes [Copac] No [CSA] No [Endnote/Refer/BibIX] Yes [ISI] No [Medline] No [MODS XML] No [PubMed] Yes [RIS] No [SciFinder] No [Other] none [Ovid]

Output: No

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Input: [Software] ReadCube [BibTeX] Yes [Copac] No [CSA] No [Endnote/Refer/BibIX] No [ISI] No [Medline] No [MODS XML] No [PubMed] Yes [RIS] No [SciFinder] No [Other] none [Ovid]

Output: No

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Input: [Software] refbase [BibTeX] Yes [Copac] Yes [CSA] Yes [Endnote/Refer/BibIX] Yes [ISI] Yes [Medline] Yes [MODS XML] Yes [PubMed] Yes [RIS] Yes [SciFinder] Yes [Other] RefWorks [Ovid]

Output: No

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Input: [Software] RefDB [BibTeX] Yes [Copac] Yes[16] [CSA] No [Endnote/Refer/BibIX] Yes[16] [ISI] Yes[16] [Medline] Yes [MODS XML] Yes [PubMed] Yes [RIS] Yes [SciFinder] Yes[16] [Other] MARC, risx [Ovid]

Output: No

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Input: [Software] Reference Manager [BibTeX] Yes [Copac] No [CSA] Yes [Endnote/Refer/BibIX] Yes [ISI] Yes [Medline] Yes [MODS XML] No [PubMed] Yes [RIS] Yes [SciFinder] Yes [Other] various;[21] user-customizable [Ovid]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Software] Referencer [BibTeX] Yes [Copac] No [CSA] No [Endnote/Refer/BibIX] Yes [ISI] No [Medline] No [MODS XML] Yes [PubMed] No [RIS] Yes [SciFinder] No [Other] none [Ovid]

Output: No

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Input: [Software] RefWorks [BibTeX] Yes [Copac] Yes [CSA] Yes [Endnote/Refer/BibIX] Yes [ISI] Yes [Medline] Yes [MODS XML] No [PubMed] Yes [RIS] Yes [SciFinder] Yes [Other] various[22] [Ovid]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Software] SciRef [BibTeX] No [Copac] No [CSA] No [Endnote/Refer/BibIX] Yes [ISI] No [Medline] No [MODS XML] No [PubMed] No [RIS] Yes [SciFinder] No [Other] ? [Ovid]

Output: No

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Input: [Software] Sente [BibTeX] Yes [Copac] No [CSA] Yes [Endnote/Refer/BibIX] Yes [ISI] Yes [Medline] No [MODS XML] No [PubMed] Yes [RIS] Yes [SciFinder] Yes [Other] Dublin Core, Marc21 SUTRS, JSTOR, SilverPlatter [Ovid]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Software] Wikindx [BibTeX] Yes [Copac] Depends[16] [CSA] No [Endnote/Refer/BibIX] Yes[citation needed] [ISI] Depends[16] [Medline] No [MODS XML] Depends[16] [PubMed] Yes[citation needed] [RIS] Yes[citation needed] [SciFinder] No [Other] User plug-ins[citation needed] [Ovid]

Output: No

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Input: [Software] WizFolio [BibTeX] No [Copac] No [CSA] No [Endnote/Refer/BibIX] No [ISI] No [Medline] No [MODS XML] No [PubMed] No [RIS] Yes [SciFinder] No [Other] Internet Browser bookmarks[23] [Ovid]

Output: No

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Input: [Software] Zotero[24] [BibTeX] Yes [Copac] No[25] [CSA] No[25] [Endnote/Refer/BibIX] Yes [ISI] Yes [Medline] Yes [MODS XML] Yes [PubMed] Yes [RIS] Yes [SciFinder] No [Other] COinS, MARC, RDF, unAPI, Browser bookmarks, Endnote XML [Ovid]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Year] 2013 [Title] Unity Band [Note] With The Unity Band [Category]

Output: Best Jazz Instrumental Album

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Input: [Year] 2012 [Title] What's It All About [Category]

Output: Best New Age Album

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Input: [Year] 2008 [Title] Pilgrimage [Note] Won as a Producer [Category]

Output: Best Jazz Instrumental Album

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Input: [Year] 2006 [Title] The Way Up [Note] Pat Metheny Group [Category]

Output: Best Contemporary Jazz Album

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Input: [Year] 2004 [Title] One Quiet Night [Category]

Output: Best New Age Album

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Input: [Year] 2003 [Title] Speaking of Now [Note] Pat Metheny Group [Category]

Output: Best Contemporary Jazz Album

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Input: [Year] 2001 [Title] "(Go) Get It" [Note] Won as a Soloist [Category]

Output: Best Jazz Instrumental Solo

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Input: [Year] 2000 [Title] Like Minds [Note] with Chick Corea, Dave Holland, Gary Burton, Roy Haynes [Category]

Output: Best Jazz Instrumental Performance

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Input: [Year] 1999 [Title] "The Roots of Coincidence" [Note] Pat Metheny Group [Category]

Output: Best Rock Instrumental Performance

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Input: [Year] 1999 [Title] Imaginary Day [Note] Pat Metheny Group [Category]

Output: Best Contemporary Jazz Performance

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Input: [Year] 1998 [Title] Beyond the Missouri Sky [Note] with Charlie Haden [Category]

Output: Best Jazz Instrumental Performance

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Input: [Year] 1996 [Title] We Live Here [Note] Pat Metheny Group [Category]

Output: Best Contemporary Jazz Performance

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Input: [Year] 1994 [Title] The Road to You [Note] Pat Metheny Group [Category]

Output: Best Contemporary Jazz Performance

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Input: [Year] 1993 [Title] Secret Story [Category]

Output: Best Contemporary Jazz Performance

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Input: [Year] 1991 [Title] "Change of Heart" [Note] Won as a Composer [Category]

Output: Best Instrumental Composition

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Input: [Year] 1989 [Title] Letter from Home [Note] Pat Metheny Group [Category]

Output: Best Jazz Fusion Performance

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Input: [Year] 1988 [Title] Still Life [Note] Pat Metheny Group [Category]

Output: Best Jazz Fusion Performance

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Input: [Year] 1985 [Title] First Circle [Note] Pat Metheny Group [Category]

Output: Best Jazz Fusion Performance

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Input: [Year] 1984 [Title] Travels [Note] Pat Metheny Group [Category]

Output: Best Jazz Fusion Performance

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Input: [Year] 1983 [Title] Offramp [Note] Pat Metheny Group [Category]

Output: Best Jazz Fusion Performance

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Input: [Alternative] Chairman [Role] someone experienced in HAZOP but not directly involved in the design, to ensure that the method is followed carefully. Responsible for ensuring that discussion leads to a definite conclusion and is adequately recorded, problems are documented and recommendations passed on [Name]

Output: Study leader

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Input: [Alternative] Secretary or scribe [Role] to record discussions (accurately but comprehensibly), to alert Study Leader when this becomes impossible,[h] to document problems and recommendations [Name]

Output: Recorder

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Input: [Alternative] (or representative of the team which has designed the process) [Role] To explain any design details or provide further information [Name]

Output: Designer

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Input: [Alternative] (or representative of those who will use it [i]) [Role] To consider it in use and question its operability, and the effect of deviations [Name]

Output: User

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Input: [Alternative] according to specialism; e.g. Chemist ; Human Factors Specialist [Role] someone with relevant technical knowledge, e.g. knowledge about effect of varying reaction conditions; training in human reliability analysis, and human error identification [Name]

Output: Specialist

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Input: [Alternative] (if appropriate) [Role] someone concerned with maintenance of the plant. [Name]

Output: Maintainer

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Input: [Chapter] 1 [Number of quotations] 13 [Title] The Communist Party [Summary]

Output: 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.

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Input: [Chapter] 2 [Number of quotations] 22 [Title] Classes and Class Struggle [Summary]

Output: 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.

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Input: [Chapter] 3 [Number of quotations] 28 [Title] Socialism and Communism [Summary]

Output: 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.

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Input: [Chapter] 4 [Number of quotations] 16 [Title] The Correct Handling of Contradictions Among the People [Summary]

Output: 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.

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Input: [Chapter] 5 [Number of quotations] 21 [Title] War and Peace [Summary]

Output: 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.

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Input: [Chapter] 6 [Number of quotations] 10 [Title] Imperialism and All Reactionaries Are Paper Tigers [Summary]

Output: 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.

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Input: [Chapter] 7 [Number of quotations] 10 [Title] Dare to Struggle and Dare to Win [Summary]

Output: 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.

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