Input: [Year] 1994 [Association] CableACE Awards [Category] Best Actor in a Miniseries or a Movie [Result] Won [Nominated work]

Output: Foreign Affairs

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Input: [Year] 1997 [Association] Satellite Awards [Category] Best Supporting Actor – Series, Miniseries or Television Film [Result] Nominated [Nominated work]

Output: A Season of Purgatory

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Input: [Year] 1999 [Association] Drama Desk Awards [Category] Outstanding Actor in a Play [Result] Won [Nominated work]

Output: Death of a Salesman

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Input: [Year] 1999 [Association] Satellite Awards [Category] Best Supporting Actor – Series, Miniseries or Television Film [Result] Nominated [Nominated work]

Output: Thanks of a Grateful Nation

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Input: [Year] 1999 [Association] Tony Awards [Category] Best Actor in a Play [Result] Won [Nominated work]

Output: Death of a Salesman

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Input: [Year] 2000 [Association] Primetime Emmy Awards [Category] Outstanding Lead Actor in a Miniseries or a Movie [Result] Nominated [Nominated work]

Output: Death of a Salesman

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Input: [Year] 2001 [Association] Golden Globe Awards [Category] Best Actor – Miniseries or Television Film [Result] Won [Nominated work]

Output: Death of a Salesman

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Input: [Year] 2001 [Association] Producers Guild Awards [Category] Outstanding Producer of Long-Form Television [Result] Won [Nominated work]

Output: Death of a Salesman

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Input: [Year] 2001 [Association] Screen Actors Guild Awards [Category] Outstanding Performance by a Male Actor in a Miniseries or Television Movie [Result] Won [Nominated work]

Output: Death of a Salesman

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Input: [Year] 2003 [Association] Drama Desk Awards [Category] Outstanding Actor in a Play [Result] Nominated [Nominated work]

Output: Long Day's Journey Into Night

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Input: [Year] 2003 [Association] Tony Awards [Category] Best Actor in a Play [Result] Won [Nominated work]

Output: Long Day's Journey Into Night

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Input: [Year] 2005 [Association] Primetime Emmy Awards [Category] Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Miniseries or a Movie [Result] Nominated [Nominated work]

Output: Our Fathers

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Input: [Year] 2005 [Association] Satellite Awards [Category] Best Supporting Actor – Series, Miniseries or Television Film [Result] Nominated [Nominated work]

Output: Our Fathers

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Input: [Audio player] Video playback [AIMP] No [Amarok] Partial[featurenotes 1] [Audacious] No [Audion] No [cmus] No [Cog] No [Clementine] No [Exaile] No [foobar2000] No [JuK] No [MediaMonkey] Yes [MPXPLAY] Yes (with MMC v2.00a) [Music Player Daemon] No [MusicBee] No [Musicmatch Jukebox] No [musikCube] No [Quod Libet] No [Rhapsody] No [Sonique] Partial[9] [Spotify] ? [Winamp] Yes [XMMS] Partial[9] [XMPlay] Partial[9] [Zinf] No [Audio player_26] Video playback [Rhythmbox]

Output: No

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Input: [Audio player] Outbound streaming [AIMP] via Plugins [Amarok] Yes [Audacious] No [Audion] No [cmus] No [Cog] No [Clementine] No [Exaile] ? [foobar2000] Partial[9] [JuK] No [MediaMonkey] Partial[9] [MPXPLAY] ? [Music Player Daemon] Yes [MusicBee] No [Musicmatch Jukebox] No [musikCube] No [Quod Libet] No [Rhapsody] No [Sonique] No [Spotify] ? [Winamp] Yes [XMMS] Partial[9] [XMPlay] Partial[9] [Zinf] No [Audio player_26] Outbound streaming [Rhythmbox]

Output: No

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Input: [Audio player] Skinnable [AIMP] Yes [Amarok] Partial[featurenotes 2] [Audacious] Yes [Audion] Yes [cmus] Yes [Cog] No [Clementine] No [Exaile] No [foobar2000] Yes[featurenotes 3] [JuK] No [MediaMonkey] Yes [MPXPLAY] text-interface [Music Player Daemon] Client dependent [MusicBee] Yes [Musicmatch Jukebox] Yes [musikCube] No [Quod Libet] No [Rhapsody] No [Sonique] Yes [Spotify] ? [Winamp] Yes [XMMS] Yes [XMPlay] Yes [Zinf] Yes [Audio player_26] Skinnable [Rhythmbox]

Output: No

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Input: [Audio player] Media database [AIMP] Yes [Amarok] Yes [Audacious] No [Audion] No [cmus] Yes [Cog] No [Clementine] Yes [Exaile] Yes [foobar2000] Yes [JuK] Yes [MediaMonkey] Yes [MPXPLAY] Yes [Music Player Daemon] Yes [MusicBee] Yes [Musicmatch Jukebox] Yes [musikCube] Yes [Quod Libet] Yes [Rhapsody] Yes [Sonique] No [Spotify] ? [Winamp] Yes [XMMS] No [XMPlay] No [Zinf] Yes [Audio player_26] Media database [Rhythmbox]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Audio player] Gapless audio decoding [AIMP] Yes [Amarok] Yes [Audacious] Yes [Audion] ? [cmus] Yes [Cog] Yes [Clementine] Yes [Exaile] Yes [foobar2000] Yes [JuK] No [MediaMonkey] Yes [MPXPLAY] Yes [Music Player Daemon] Yes [MusicBee] Yes [Musicmatch Jukebox] ? [musikCube] No [Quod Libet] Yes [Rhapsody] ? [Sonique] No [Spotify] Yes [Winamp] Yes [XMMS] Partial[9] [XMPlay] Yes [Zinf] ? [Audio player_26] Gapless audio decoding [Rhythmbox]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Audio player] Visualizer [AIMP] Yes [Amarok] Yes [Audacious] Yes [Audion] Yes [cmus] No [Cog] No [Clementine] Yes [Exaile] No [foobar2000] Yes [JuK] No [MediaMonkey] Yes [MPXPLAY] Yes [Music Player Daemon] Client dependent [MusicBee] Yes [Musicmatch Jukebox] Yes [musikCube] Partial[9] [Quod Libet] No [Rhapsody] No [Sonique] Yes [Spotify] ? [Winamp] Yes [XMMS] Yes [XMPlay] Yes [Zinf] No [Audio player_26] Visualizer [Rhythmbox]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Audio player] Remote controllable [AIMP] via Plugins [Amarok] Yes [Audacious] Yes [Audion] ? [cmus] Yes [Cog] Yes [Clementine] Yes [Exaile] No [foobar2000] Partial[9] [JuK] Yes[featurenotes 4] [MediaMonkey] Partial[9] [MPXPLAY] Yes (also LCD ability) [Music Player Daemon] Yes [MusicBee] Yes [Musicmatch Jukebox] Yes [musikCube] ? [Quod Libet] Yes [Rhapsody] ? [Sonique] ? [Spotify] ? [Winamp] Yes [XMMS] Yes [XMPlay] No [Zinf] ? [Audio player_26] Remote controllable [Rhythmbox]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Audio player] Intelligent playlists from database (based on criteria) [AIMP] No [Amarok] Yes [Audacious] No [Audion] No [cmus] No [Cog] No [Clementine] Yes [Exaile] Yes [foobar2000] Yes [JuK] ? [MediaMonkey] Yes [MPXPLAY] ? [Music Player Daemon] Client dependent [MusicBee] Yes [Musicmatch Jukebox] ? [musikCube] Yes [Quod Libet] Yes [Rhapsody] ? [Sonique] No [Spotify] ? [Winamp] Yes [XMMS] No [XMPlay] No [Zinf] ? [Audio player_26] Intelligent playlists from database (based on criteria) [Rhythmbox]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Feature] P wave [Pathology] The p-wave is typically upright in most leads except for aVR; an unusual p-wave axis (inverted in other leads) can indicate an ectopic atrial pacemaker. If the p wave is of unusually long duration, it may represent atrial enlargement. Typically a large right atrium gives a tall, peaked p-wave while a large left atrium gives a two-humped bifid p-wave. [Duration] <80 ms [Description]

Output: The p-wave represents depolarization of the atria. Atrial depolarization spreads from the SA node towards the AV node, and from the right atrium to the left atrium.

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Input: [Feature] PR interval [Pathology] A PR interval shorter than 120 ms suggests that the electrical impulse is bypassing the AV node, as in Wolf-Parkinson-White syndrome. A PR interval consistently longer than 200 ms diagnoses first degree atrioventricular block. The PR segment (the portion of the tracing after the p-wave and before the QRS complex) is typically completely flat, but may be depressed in pericarditis. [Duration] 120 to 200 ms [Description]

Output: The PR interval is measured from the beginning of the P wave to the beginning of the QRS complex. This interval reflects the time the electrical impulse takes to travel from the sinus node through the AV node.

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Input: [Feature] QRS complex [Pathology] If the QRS complex is wide (longer than 120 ms) it suggests disruption of the heart's conduction system, such as in LBBB, RBBB, or ventricular rhythms such as ventricular tachycardia. Metabolic issues such as severe hyperkalemia, or TCA overdose can also widen the QRS complex. An unusually tall QRS complex may represent left ventricular hypertrophy while a very low-amplitude QRS complex may represent a pericardial effusion or infiltrative myocardial disease. [Duration] 80 to 100 ms [Description]

Output: The QRS complex represents the rapid depolarization of the right and left ventricles. The ventricles have a large muscle mass compared to the atria, so the QRS complex usually has a much larger amplitude than the P-wave.

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Input: [Feature] J-point [Pathology] The J point may be elevated as a normal variant. The appearance of a separate J wave or Osborn wave at the J point is pathognomonic of hypothermia or hypercalcemia.[23] [Description]

Output: The J-point is the point at which the QRS complex finishes and the ST segment begins.

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Input: [Feature] ST segment [Pathology] It is usually isoelectric, but may be depressed or elevated with myocardial infarction or ischemia. ST depression can also be caused by LVH or digoxin. ST elevation can also be caused by pericarditis, Brugada syndrome, or can be a normal variant (J-point elevation). [Description]

Output: The ST segment connects the QRS complex and the T wave; it represents the period when the ventricles are depolarized.

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Input: [Feature] T wave [Pathology] Inverted T waves can be a sign of myocardial ischemia, LVH, high intracranial pressure, or metabolic abnormalities. Peaked T waves can be a sign of hyperkalemia or very early myocardial infarction. [Duration] 160 ms [Description]

Output: The T wave represents the repolarization of the ventricles. It is generally upright in all leads except aVR and lead V1.

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Input: [Feature] Corrected QT interval [Pathology] A prolonged QTc interval is a risk factor for ventricular tachyarrhythmias and sudden death. Long QT can arise as a genetic syndrome, or as a side effect of certain medications. An unusually short QTc can be seen in severe hypercalcemia. [Duration] <440 ms [Description]

Output: The QT interval is measured from the beginning of the QRS complex to the end of the T wave. Acceptable ranges vary with heart rate, so it must be corrected by dividing by the square root of the RR interval.

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Input: [Feature] U wave [Pathology] If the U wave is very prominent, suspect hypokalemia, hypercalcemia or hyperthyroidism.[24] [Description]

Output: The U wave is hypothesized to be caused by the repolarization of the interventricular septum. It normally has a low amplitude, and even more often is completely absent.

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Input: [Prefix] a- [Tense]

Output: Present

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Input: [Prefix] ä- [Tense]

Output: Past

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Input: [Prefix] e- [Tense]

Output: Present perfect

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Input: [Prefix] i- [Tense]

Output: Past perfect

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Input: [Prefix] o- [Tense]

Output: Future

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Input: [Prefix] u- [Tense]

Output: Future perfect

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Input: [Trait] Legs [Centipedes] One pair per body segment; attached to sides of body; last pair extends backwards [Millipedes]

Output: Two pairs on most body segments; attached to underside of body

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Input: [Trait] Locomotion [Centipedes] Generally adapted for running, except for the burrowing soil centipedes [Millipedes]

Output: Generally adapted for burrowing or inhabiting small crevices; slow-moving

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Input: [Trait] Feeding [Centipedes] Primarily carnivores with claws modified into venomous fangs [Millipedes]

Output: Primarily detritivores, some herbivores, few carnivores; no venom

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Input: [Trait] Spiracles [Centipedes] On the sides or top of body [Millipedes]

Output: On underside of body

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Input: [Trait] Reproductive openings [Centipedes] Last body segment [Millipedes]

Output: Third body segment

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Input: [Trait] Reproductive behavior [Centipedes] Male produces spermatophore that is usually picked up by female [Millipedes]

Output: Male generally inserts spermatophore into female with gonopods

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Input: [0] Tradition [1] Process or Event [2] Type of Action [3] Permanence [4]

Output: Justification & Sanctification

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Input: [0] Roman Catholic [1] Process [2] Synergism [3] Can be lost via mortal sin [4]

Output: Part of the same process

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Input: [0] Lutheran [1] Event [2] Divine monergism [3] Can be lost via loss of faith [4]

Output: Justification is separate from and occurs prior to sanctification

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Input: [0] Methodist [1] Event [2] Synergism [3] Can be lost [4]

Output: Dependent upon continued sanctification

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Input: [0] Orthodox [1] Process [2] Synergism [3] Can be lost through sin [4]

Output: Part of the same process of theosis

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Input: [0] Reformed [1] Event [2] Divine monergism [3] Cannot be lost [4]

Output: Both are a result of union with Christ

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Input: [Structure] layers of chitin and air [Example] Iridescent colours of Butterfly wing scales, Peacock feathers[48] [Mechanism]

Output: Diffraction grating

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Input: [Structure] tree-shaped arrays of chitin [Example] Morpho butterfly wing scales[48] [Mechanism]

Output: Diffraction grating

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Input: [Structure] micron-sized dimples lined with chitin layers [Example] Papilio palinurus, emerald swallowtail butterfly wing scales[48] [Mechanism]

Output: Selective mirrors

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Input: [Structure] arrays of nano-sized holes [Example] Cattleheart butterfly wing scales[48] [Mechanism]

Output: Photonic crystals

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Input: [Structure] hexagonal arrays of hollow nanofibres [Example] Aphrodita, sea mouse spines[48] [Mechanism]

Output: Crystal fibres

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Input: [Structure] random nanochannels in spongelike keratin [Example] Diffuse non-iridescent blue of Ara ararauna, blue-and-yellow macaw[48] [Mechanism]

Output: Deformed matrices

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Input: [Structure] reflectin proteins controlled by electric charge [Example] Iridophore cells in Loligo pealeii squid skin[48] [Mechanism]

Output: Reversible proteins

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Input: [Name] akiwi [Description] akiwi is a semi-automatic image keywording tool using CBIR techniques. It was developed by HTW Berlin / pixolution GmbH [Metadata Query] Yes 15M [Organization Type] University [License (Open/Closed)] Closed [External Image Query]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Name] ALIPR [Description] Developed by Penn State University researchers [Metadata Query] Yes [Organization Type] University [License (Open/Closed)] Closed [External Image Query]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Name] Anaktisi [Description] This Web-Solution implements a new family of CBIR descriptors. These descriptors combine in one histogram color and texture information and are suitable for accurately retrieving images. [Metadata Query] No 0.225M [Organization Type] University [License (Open/Closed)] Open [External Image Query]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Name] BRISC [Description] BRISC is a recursive acronym for BRISC Really IS Cool, and is (conveniently enough) also an anagram of Content-Based Image Retrieval System. [Metadata Query] No [Organization Type] University [License (Open/Closed)] GPL [External Image Query]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Name] digiKam [Description] Extensive photo management application build on top of KDE libraries. It provides, besides many other features, reverse searches for images in the local collection, detection of duplicates and a fuzzy search by drawings. [Metadata Query] Yes Desktop-based [Organization Type] KDE [License (Open/Closed)] GPL [External Image Query]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Name] Caliph & Emir [Description] Creation and Retrieval of images based on MPEG-7. [Metadata Query] No Desktop-based [Organization Type] University [License (Open/Closed)] GPL [External Image Query]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Name] FIRE [Description] Open source query by visual example CBIR system. Developed at RWTH Aachen University. FIRE is a research system developed with extensibility in mind and can easily be combined with textual information retrieval systems. [Metadata Query] No [Organization Type] University [License (Open/Closed)] Open [External Image Query]

Output: No

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Input: [Name] GNU Image Finding Tool [Description] Query by example image search system. [Metadata Query] No Desktop-based [Organization Type] GNU [License (Open/Closed)] GPL [External Image Query]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Name] ISSBP [Description] Similar Image Search by Imense plugin for Adobe Bridge, free beta. [Metadata Query] Yes free-beta limited to 4k images [Organization Type] Private Company [License (Open/Closed)] Closed [External Image Query]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Name] img(Rummager) [Description] Image retrieval Engine (Freeware Application). [Metadata Query] No Desktop-based [Organization Type] Individual [License (Open/Closed)] Closed [External Image Query]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Name] imgSeek [Description] photo collection manager and viewer with content-based search and many other features. [Metadata Query] No [Organization Type] Individual [License (Open/Closed)] GPL [External Image Query]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Name] IKONA [Description] Generic CBIR system - INRIA - IMEDIA [Metadata Query] Yes [Organization Type] University [License (Open/Closed)] Closed [External Image Query]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Name] IOSB [Description] Image retrieval demonstration software of Fraunhofer IOSB (Germany) [Metadata Query] No Desktop-based [Organization Type] Research Institute [License (Open/Closed)] Closed [External Image Query]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Name] LIRE [Description] Java GPL library for content based image retrieval based on Lucene including multiple low level global and local features and different indexing strategies including bag of visual words and hashing. [Metadata Query] Yes [Organization Type] University [License (Open/Closed)] GPL [External Image Query]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Name] Lucignolo [Description] Image similarity search engine using only the native full-text search engine Lucene. [Metadata Query] Yes 106M [Organization Type] Research Institute [License (Open/Closed)] Closed [External Image Query]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Name] MIFile [Description] Image similarity search engine based on MI File (Metric Inverted File) developed at ISTI-CNR. Source code of the MI File. [Metadata Query] No 106M [Organization Type] Research Institute [License (Open/Closed)] Open [External Image Query]

Output: No

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Input: [Name] MUVIS [Description] CBIR System at TUT- Tampere University of Technology. [Metadata Query] No Desktop-based [Organization Type] University [License (Open/Closed)] Closed [External Image Query]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Name] Pastec [Description] C++ LGPL index and search engine for near-duplicate image retrieval that uses bag of visual words with ORB features. [Metadata Query] Yes [Organization Type] Private company [License (Open/Closed)] LGPL [External Image Query]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Name] PIRIA [Description] CBIR tool developed at CEA-LIST, LVIC (Vision and Content Engineering Laboratory). [Metadata Query] Yes 130M [Organization Type] University [License (Open/Closed)] Closed [External Image Query]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Name] PicsLikeThat [Description] Image search using visual similarity search and sorting combined with a recommender system. (Cooperation of pixolution GmbH, fotolia and HTW Berlin) [Metadata Query] No 12M [Organization Type] University [License (Open/Closed)] Closed [External Image Query]

Output: No

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Input: [Name] Pixcavator [Description] Similar image search based on topological image analysis [Metadata Query] No Desktop-based [Organization Type] Private company [License (Open/Closed)] Closed [External Image Query]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Name] QuickLook [Description] Visual information retrieval system with relevance feedback [Metadata Query] Yes [Organization Type] University [License (Open/Closed)] Closed [External Image Query]

Output: No

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Input: [Name] RETIN [Description] Interactive images retrieval system - CNRS - ETIS Lab., MIDI Team [Metadata Query] No [Organization Type] University [License (Open/Closed)] Closed [External Image Query]

Output: No

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Input: [Name] Retrievr [Description] Search and explore in a selection of Flickr images by drawing a rough sketch or uploading an image. [Metadata Query] No [Organization Type] University [License (Open/Closed)] Closed [External Image Query]

Output: No

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Input: [Name] SIMBA [Description] demo of system by the Albert-Ludwigs-Universitet Freiburg (Germany) Inst. for Pattern Recognition and Image Processing [Metadata Query] No 0.002M [Organization Type] University [License (Open/Closed)] Closed [External Image Query]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Name] TagProp [Description] The demonstration of image annotation tool TagProp in ICCV2009 for image set: Corel 5k ESP Game IAPR TC-12 and MIR Flickr. [Metadata Query] Yes [Organization Type] Institute [License (Open/Closed)] Closed [External Image Query]

Output: No

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Input: [Name] VIRaL [Description] Visual Image Retrieval and Localization: A visual search engine that, given a query image, retrieves photos depicting the same object or scene under varying viewpoint or lighting conditions. Using Flickr photos of urban scenes, it automatically estimates where a picture is taken, suggests tags, identifies known landmarks or points of interest, and links to relevant Wikipedia articles. It currently supports 39 cities around the world. [Metadata Query] Yes 2.221M [Organization Type] University [License (Open/Closed)] Closed [External Image Query]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Name] Windsurf [Description] A general framework for efficiently processing content-based image queries with particular emphasis to the region-based paradigm; it provides an environment where different alternatives of the paradigm can be implemented, allowing such implementations to be compared on a fair basis, from the points of view of both effectiveness and efficiency. [Metadata Query] No [Organization Type] University [License (Open/Closed)] Open but not free [External Image Query]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Name] PIBE [Description] An adaptive image browsing system that provides users with an intuitive, easy-to-use, structured view of an image collection and complements it with ideas from the field of adaptable content-based similarity search. A hierarchical view of images (the Browsing Tree) that can be customized according to user preferences is provided. [Metadata Query] No [Organization Type] University [License (Open/Closed)] Closed [External Image Query]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Name] SHIATSU [Description] A novel system for automatic video tagging which is based on shot boundaries detection and hierarchical annotation processes. The tagging phase assigns semantic concepts to both shot sequences and whole videos, by exploiting visual features extracted from key frames. [Metadata Query] Yes [Organization Type] University [License (Open/Closed)] Closed [External Image Query]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] Tradition [2] Type of Action [3] Permanence [4] Justification & Sanctification [1]

Output: Process or Event

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Input: [0] Roman Catholic [2] Synergism [3] Can be lost via mortal sin [4] Part of the same process [1]

Output: Process

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Input: [0] Lutheran [2] Divine monergism [3] Can be lost via loss of faith [4] Justification is separate from and occurs prior to sanctification [1]

Output: Event

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Input: [0] Methodist [2] Synergism [3] Can be lost [4] Dependent upon continued sanctification [1]

Output: Event

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Input: [0] Orthodox [2] Synergism [3] Can be lost through sin [4] Part of the same process of theosis [1]

Output: Process

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Input: [0] Reformed [2] Divine monergism [3] Cannot be lost [4] Both are a result of union with Christ [1]

Output: Event

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Input: [0] Tradition [1] Process or Event [2] Type of Action [4] Justification & Sanctification [3]

Output: Permanence

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Input: [0] Roman Catholic [1] Process [2] Synergism [4] Part of the same process [3]

Output: Can be lost via mortal sin

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Input: [0] Lutheran [1] Event [2] Divine monergism [4] Justification is separate from and occurs prior to sanctification [3]

Output: Can be lost via loss of faith

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Input: [0] Methodist [1] Event [2] Synergism [4] Dependent upon continued sanctification [3]

Output: Can be lost

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Input: [0] Orthodox [1] Process [2] Synergism [4] Part of the same process of theosis [3]

Output: Can be lost through sin

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Input: [0] Reformed [1] Event [2] Divine monergism [4] Both are a result of union with Christ [3]

Output: Cannot be lost

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Input: [Audio player] Video playback [AIMP] No [Amarok] Partial[featurenotes 1] [Audacious] No [Audion] No [Cog] No [Clementine] No [Exaile] No [foobar2000] No [JuK] No [MediaMonkey] Yes [MPXPLAY] Yes (with MMC v2.00a) [Music Player Daemon] No [MusicBee] No [Musicmatch Jukebox] No [musikCube] No [Quod Libet] No [Rhapsody] No [Rhythmbox] No [Sonique] Partial[9] [Spotify] ? [Winamp] Yes [XMMS] Partial[9] [XMPlay] Partial[9] [Zinf] No [Audio player_26] Video playback [cmus]

Output: No

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Input: [Audio player] Outbound streaming [AIMP] via Plugins [Amarok] Yes [Audacious] No [Audion] No [Cog] No [Clementine] No [Exaile] ? [foobar2000] Partial[9] [JuK] No [MediaMonkey] Partial[9] [MPXPLAY] ? [Music Player Daemon] Yes [MusicBee] No [Musicmatch Jukebox] No [musikCube] No [Quod Libet] No [Rhapsody] No [Rhythmbox] No [Sonique] No [Spotify] ? [Winamp] Yes [XMMS] Partial[9] [XMPlay] Partial[9] [Zinf] No [Audio player_26] Outbound streaming [cmus]

Output: No

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Input: [Audio player] Skinnable [AIMP] Yes [Amarok] Partial[featurenotes 2] [Audacious] Yes [Audion] Yes [Cog] No [Clementine] No [Exaile] No [foobar2000] Yes[featurenotes 3] [JuK] No [MediaMonkey] Yes [MPXPLAY] text-interface [Music Player Daemon] Client dependent [MusicBee] Yes [Musicmatch Jukebox] Yes [musikCube] No [Quod Libet] No [Rhapsody] No [Rhythmbox] No [Sonique] Yes [Spotify] ? [Winamp] Yes [XMMS] Yes [XMPlay] Yes [Zinf] Yes [Audio player_26] Skinnable [cmus]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Audio player] Media database [AIMP] Yes [Amarok] Yes [Audacious] No [Audion] No [Cog] No [Clementine] Yes [Exaile] Yes [foobar2000] Yes [JuK] Yes [MediaMonkey] Yes [MPXPLAY] Yes [Music Player Daemon] Yes [MusicBee] Yes [Musicmatch Jukebox] Yes [musikCube] Yes [Quod Libet] Yes [Rhapsody] Yes [Rhythmbox] Yes [Sonique] No [Spotify] ? [Winamp] Yes [XMMS] No [XMPlay] No [Zinf] Yes [Audio player_26] Media database [cmus]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Audio player] Gapless audio decoding [AIMP] Yes [Amarok] Yes [Audacious] Yes [Audion] ? [Cog] Yes [Clementine] Yes [Exaile] Yes [foobar2000] Yes [JuK] No [MediaMonkey] Yes [MPXPLAY] Yes [Music Player Daemon] Yes [MusicBee] Yes [Musicmatch Jukebox] ? [musikCube] No [Quod Libet] Yes [Rhapsody] ? [Rhythmbox] Yes [Sonique] No [Spotify] Yes [Winamp] Yes [XMMS] Partial[9] [XMPlay] Yes [Zinf] ? [Audio player_26] Gapless audio decoding [cmus]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Audio player] Visualizer [AIMP] Yes [Amarok] Yes [Audacious] Yes [Audion] Yes [Cog] No [Clementine] Yes [Exaile] No [foobar2000] Yes [JuK] No [MediaMonkey] Yes [MPXPLAY] Yes [Music Player Daemon] Client dependent [MusicBee] Yes [Musicmatch Jukebox] Yes [musikCube] Partial[9] [Quod Libet] No [Rhapsody] No [Rhythmbox] Yes [Sonique] Yes [Spotify] ? [Winamp] Yes [XMMS] Yes [XMPlay] Yes [Zinf] No [Audio player_26] Visualizer [cmus]

Output: No

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Input: [Audio player] Remote controllable [AIMP] via Plugins [Amarok] Yes [Audacious] Yes [Audion] ? [Cog] Yes [Clementine] Yes [Exaile] No [foobar2000] Partial[9] [JuK] Yes[featurenotes 4] [MediaMonkey] Partial[9] [MPXPLAY] Yes (also LCD ability) [Music Player Daemon] Yes [MusicBee] Yes [Musicmatch Jukebox] Yes [musikCube] ? [Quod Libet] Yes [Rhapsody] ? [Rhythmbox] Yes [Sonique] ? [Spotify] ? [Winamp] Yes [XMMS] Yes [XMPlay] No [Zinf] ? [Audio player_26] Remote controllable [cmus]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Audio player] Intelligent playlists from database (based on criteria) [AIMP] No [Amarok] Yes [Audacious] No [Audion] No [Cog] No [Clementine] Yes [Exaile] Yes [foobar2000] Yes [JuK] ? [MediaMonkey] Yes [MPXPLAY] ? [Music Player Daemon] Client dependent [MusicBee] Yes [Musicmatch Jukebox] ? [musikCube] Yes [Quod Libet] Yes [Rhapsody] ? [Rhythmbox] Yes [Sonique] No [Spotify] ? [Winamp] Yes [XMMS] No [XMPlay] No [Zinf] ? [Audio player_26] Intelligent playlists from database (based on criteria) [cmus]

Output: No

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Input: [Audio player] Video playback [AIMP] No [Amarok] Partial[featurenotes 1] [Audacious] No [Audion] No [cmus] No [Cog] No [Clementine] No [Exaile] No [foobar2000] No [JuK] No [MediaMonkey] Yes [MPXPLAY] Yes (with MMC v2.00a) [MusicBee] No [Musicmatch Jukebox] No [musikCube] No [Quod Libet] No [Rhapsody] No [Rhythmbox] No [Sonique] Partial[9] [Spotify] ? [Winamp] Yes [XMMS] Partial[9] [XMPlay] Partial[9] [Zinf] No [Audio player_26] Video playback [Music Player Daemon]

Output: No

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Input: [Audio player] Outbound streaming [AIMP] via Plugins [Amarok] Yes [Audacious] No [Audion] No [cmus] No [Cog] No [Clementine] No [Exaile] ? [foobar2000] Partial[9] [JuK] No [MediaMonkey] Partial[9] [MPXPLAY] ? [MusicBee] No [Musicmatch Jukebox] No [musikCube] No [Quod Libet] No [Rhapsody] No [Rhythmbox] No [Sonique] No [Spotify] ? [Winamp] Yes [XMMS] Partial[9] [XMPlay] Partial[9] [Zinf] No [Audio player_26] Outbound streaming [Music Player Daemon]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Audio player] Skinnable [AIMP] Yes [Amarok] Partial[featurenotes 2] [Audacious] Yes [Audion] Yes [cmus] Yes [Cog] No [Clementine] No [Exaile] No [foobar2000] Yes[featurenotes 3] [JuK] No [MediaMonkey] Yes [MPXPLAY] text-interface [MusicBee] Yes [Musicmatch Jukebox] Yes [musikCube] No [Quod Libet] No [Rhapsody] No [Rhythmbox] No [Sonique] Yes [Spotify] ? [Winamp] Yes [XMMS] Yes [XMPlay] Yes [Zinf] Yes [Audio player_26] Skinnable [Music Player Daemon]

Output: Client dependent

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Input: [Audio player] Media database [AIMP] Yes [Amarok] Yes [Audacious] No [Audion] No [cmus] Yes [Cog] No [Clementine] Yes [Exaile] Yes [foobar2000] Yes [JuK] Yes [MediaMonkey] Yes [MPXPLAY] Yes [MusicBee] Yes [Musicmatch Jukebox] Yes [musikCube] Yes [Quod Libet] Yes [Rhapsody] Yes [Rhythmbox] Yes [Sonique] No [Spotify] ? [Winamp] Yes [XMMS] No [XMPlay] No [Zinf] Yes [Audio player_26] Media database [Music Player Daemon]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Audio player] Gapless audio decoding [AIMP] Yes [Amarok] Yes [Audacious] Yes [Audion] ? [cmus] Yes [Cog] Yes [Clementine] Yes [Exaile] Yes [foobar2000] Yes [JuK] No [MediaMonkey] Yes [MPXPLAY] Yes [MusicBee] Yes [Musicmatch Jukebox] ? [musikCube] No [Quod Libet] Yes [Rhapsody] ? [Rhythmbox] Yes [Sonique] No [Spotify] Yes [Winamp] Yes [XMMS] Partial[9] [XMPlay] Yes [Zinf] ? [Audio player_26] Gapless audio decoding [Music Player Daemon]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Audio player] Visualizer [AIMP] Yes [Amarok] Yes [Audacious] Yes [Audion] Yes [cmus] No [Cog] No [Clementine] Yes [Exaile] No [foobar2000] Yes [JuK] No [MediaMonkey] Yes [MPXPLAY] Yes [MusicBee] Yes [Musicmatch Jukebox] Yes [musikCube] Partial[9] [Quod Libet] No [Rhapsody] No [Rhythmbox] Yes [Sonique] Yes [Spotify] ? [Winamp] Yes [XMMS] Yes [XMPlay] Yes [Zinf] No [Audio player_26] Visualizer [Music Player Daemon]

Output: Client dependent

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Input: [Audio player] Remote controllable [AIMP] via Plugins [Amarok] Yes [Audacious] Yes [Audion] ? [cmus] Yes [Cog] Yes [Clementine] Yes [Exaile] No [foobar2000] Partial[9] [JuK] Yes[featurenotes 4] [MediaMonkey] Partial[9] [MPXPLAY] Yes (also LCD ability) [MusicBee] Yes [Musicmatch Jukebox] Yes [musikCube] ? [Quod Libet] Yes [Rhapsody] ? [Rhythmbox] Yes [Sonique] ? [Spotify] ? [Winamp] Yes [XMMS] Yes [XMPlay] No [Zinf] ? [Audio player_26] Remote controllable [Music Player Daemon]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Audio player] Intelligent playlists from database (based on criteria) [AIMP] No [Amarok] Yes [Audacious] No [Audion] No [cmus] No [Cog] No [Clementine] Yes [Exaile] Yes [foobar2000] Yes [JuK] ? [MediaMonkey] Yes [MPXPLAY] ? [MusicBee] Yes [Musicmatch Jukebox] ? [musikCube] Yes [Quod Libet] Yes [Rhapsody] ? [Rhythmbox] Yes [Sonique] No [Spotify] ? [Winamp] Yes [XMMS] No [XMPlay] No [Zinf] ? [Audio player_26] Intelligent playlists from database (based on criteria) [Music Player Daemon]

Output: Client dependent

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Input: [Audio player] Video playback [AIMP] No [Amarok] Partial[featurenotes 1] [Audacious] No [Audion] No [cmus] No [Cog] No [Exaile] No [foobar2000] No [JuK] No [MediaMonkey] Yes [MPXPLAY] Yes (with MMC v2.00a) [Music Player Daemon] No [MusicBee] No [Musicmatch Jukebox] No [musikCube] No [Quod Libet] No [Rhapsody] No [Rhythmbox] No [Sonique] Partial[9] [Spotify] ? [Winamp] Yes [XMMS] Partial[9] [XMPlay] Partial[9] [Zinf] No [Audio player_26] Video playback [Clementine]

Output: No

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Input: [Audio player] Outbound streaming [AIMP] via Plugins [Amarok] Yes [Audacious] No [Audion] No [cmus] No [Cog] No [Exaile] ? [foobar2000] Partial[9] [JuK] No [MediaMonkey] Partial[9] [MPXPLAY] ? [Music Player Daemon] Yes [MusicBee] No [Musicmatch Jukebox] No [musikCube] No [Quod Libet] No [Rhapsody] No [Rhythmbox] No [Sonique] No [Spotify] ? [Winamp] Yes [XMMS] Partial[9] [XMPlay] Partial[9] [Zinf] No [Audio player_26] Outbound streaming [Clementine]

Output: No

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Input: [Audio player] Skinnable [AIMP] Yes [Amarok] Partial[featurenotes 2] [Audacious] Yes [Audion] Yes [cmus] Yes [Cog] No [Exaile] No [foobar2000] Yes[featurenotes 3] [JuK] No [MediaMonkey] Yes [MPXPLAY] text-interface [Music Player Daemon] Client dependent [MusicBee] Yes [Musicmatch Jukebox] Yes [musikCube] No [Quod Libet] No [Rhapsody] No [Rhythmbox] No [Sonique] Yes [Spotify] ? [Winamp] Yes [XMMS] Yes [XMPlay] Yes [Zinf] Yes [Audio player_26] Skinnable [Clementine]

Output: No

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Input: [Audio player] Media database [AIMP] Yes [Amarok] Yes [Audacious] No [Audion] No [cmus] Yes [Cog] No [Exaile] Yes [foobar2000] Yes [JuK] Yes [MediaMonkey] Yes [MPXPLAY] Yes [Music Player Daemon] Yes [MusicBee] Yes [Musicmatch Jukebox] Yes [musikCube] Yes [Quod Libet] Yes [Rhapsody] Yes [Rhythmbox] Yes [Sonique] No [Spotify] ? [Winamp] Yes [XMMS] No [XMPlay] No [Zinf] Yes [Audio player_26] Media database [Clementine]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Audio player] Gapless audio decoding [AIMP] Yes [Amarok] Yes [Audacious] Yes [Audion] ? [cmus] Yes [Cog] Yes [Exaile] Yes [foobar2000] Yes [JuK] No [MediaMonkey] Yes [MPXPLAY] Yes [Music Player Daemon] Yes [MusicBee] Yes [Musicmatch Jukebox] ? [musikCube] No [Quod Libet] Yes [Rhapsody] ? [Rhythmbox] Yes [Sonique] No [Spotify] Yes [Winamp] Yes [XMMS] Partial[9] [XMPlay] Yes [Zinf] ? [Audio player_26] Gapless audio decoding [Clementine]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Audio player] Visualizer [AIMP] Yes [Amarok] Yes [Audacious] Yes [Audion] Yes [cmus] No [Cog] No [Exaile] No [foobar2000] Yes [JuK] No [MediaMonkey] Yes [MPXPLAY] Yes [Music Player Daemon] Client dependent [MusicBee] Yes [Musicmatch Jukebox] Yes [musikCube] Partial[9] [Quod Libet] No [Rhapsody] No [Rhythmbox] Yes [Sonique] Yes [Spotify] ? [Winamp] Yes [XMMS] Yes [XMPlay] Yes [Zinf] No [Audio player_26] Visualizer [Clementine]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Audio player] Remote controllable [AIMP] via Plugins [Amarok] Yes [Audacious] Yes [Audion] ? [cmus] Yes [Cog] Yes [Exaile] No [foobar2000] Partial[9] [JuK] Yes[featurenotes 4] [MediaMonkey] Partial[9] [MPXPLAY] Yes (also LCD ability) [Music Player Daemon] Yes [MusicBee] Yes [Musicmatch Jukebox] Yes [musikCube] ? [Quod Libet] Yes [Rhapsody] ? [Rhythmbox] Yes [Sonique] ? [Spotify] ? [Winamp] Yes [XMMS] Yes [XMPlay] No [Zinf] ? [Audio player_26] Remote controllable [Clementine]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Audio player] Intelligent playlists from database (based on criteria) [AIMP] No [Amarok] Yes [Audacious] No [Audion] No [cmus] No [Cog] No [Exaile] Yes [foobar2000] Yes [JuK] ? [MediaMonkey] Yes [MPXPLAY] ? [Music Player Daemon] Client dependent [MusicBee] Yes [Musicmatch Jukebox] ? [musikCube] Yes [Quod Libet] Yes [Rhapsody] ? [Rhythmbox] Yes [Sonique] No [Spotify] ? [Winamp] Yes [XMMS] No [XMPlay] No [Zinf] ? [Audio player_26] Intelligent playlists from database (based on criteria) [Clementine]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Author] Stephen J. Sampson Ph.D.; Cindy Elrod Ph.D. [Description] The fundamental skills to maintain a personal relationship. Teaches social, intellectual and emotional skills to create a lasting and intimate relationship – based on scientific principles and research [Publisher] HRD Press [Title]

Output: Personal Relationship Skills for beginning, strengthening, and maintaining an intimate personal relationship

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Input: [Author] Julia Cole [Description] This text reveals how a lack of self-esteem can profoundly affect an individual's close relationships. Comprising exercises, advice, and self-awareness puzzles, this guide is designed to help the reader improve their emotional well-being. [Publisher] Relate [Title]

Output: Loving Yourself, Loving Another: The Importance of Self-esteem for Successful Relationships

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Input: [Author] Susan Quilliam [Description] This guide offers advice on how to learn to come to terms with a failing relationship, assess whether it is worth saving, and how to overcome relationship difficulties. [Publisher] Relate [Title]

Output: Staying Together – From crisis to deeper commitment

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Input: [Author] Susan Quilliam [Description] Aims to help couples break free of old patterns of behaviour and avoid using words as weapons when the going gets tough. Encourages upfront discussion rather than resorting to nagging, and to bring discussion rather than confrontation back into your relationship. [Publisher] Relate [Title]

Output: Stop Arguing: Start Talking – The 10 point plan for couples in conflict

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Input: [Author] Suzie Hayman [Description] Information, advice and practical strategies to help you cope, as positively as possible, with the stress of breaking up with your partner. [Publisher] Relate [Title]

Output: Moving On – Breaking up without breaking down

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Input: [Author] Sarah Litvinoff [Description] A guide to looking to a positive future after the grief of a failed relationship. [Publisher] Relate [Title]

Output: Starting Again – How to learn from the past for a better future

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Input: [Author] Dr Raj Persaud [Description] How to catch and keep your perfect partner [Publisher] Bantam [Title]

Output: Simply Irresistible

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Input: [Author] Dr John Gottman [Description] America's Love Lab Experts Share Their Strategies for Strengthening Your Relationship [Publisher] Crown Publishers, 2006 [Title]

Output: Ten Lessons to Transform Your Marriage

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Input: [Audio player] Video playback [AIMP] No [Amarok] Partial[featurenotes 1] [Audacious] No [Audion] No [cmus] No [Cog] No [Clementine] No [Exaile] No [foobar2000] No [JuK] No [MediaMonkey] Yes [MPXPLAY] Yes (with MMC v2.00a) [Music Player Daemon] No [Musicmatch Jukebox] No [musikCube] No [Quod Libet] No [Rhapsody] No [Rhythmbox] No [Sonique] Partial[9] [Spotify] ? [Winamp] Yes [XMMS] Partial[9] [XMPlay] Partial[9] [Zinf] No [Audio player_26] Video playback [MusicBee]

Output: No

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Input: [Audio player] Outbound streaming [AIMP] via Plugins [Amarok] Yes [Audacious] No [Audion] No [cmus] No [Cog] No [Clementine] No [Exaile] ? [foobar2000] Partial[9] [JuK] No [MediaMonkey] Partial[9] [MPXPLAY] ? [Music Player Daemon] Yes [Musicmatch Jukebox] No [musikCube] No [Quod Libet] No [Rhapsody] No [Rhythmbox] No [Sonique] No [Spotify] ? [Winamp] Yes [XMMS] Partial[9] [XMPlay] Partial[9] [Zinf] No [Audio player_26] Outbound streaming [MusicBee]

Output: No

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Input: [Audio player] Skinnable [AIMP] Yes [Amarok] Partial[featurenotes 2] [Audacious] Yes [Audion] Yes [cmus] Yes [Cog] No [Clementine] No [Exaile] No [foobar2000] Yes[featurenotes 3] [JuK] No [MediaMonkey] Yes [MPXPLAY] text-interface [Music Player Daemon] Client dependent [Musicmatch Jukebox] Yes [musikCube] No [Quod Libet] No [Rhapsody] No [Rhythmbox] No [Sonique] Yes [Spotify] ? [Winamp] Yes [XMMS] Yes [XMPlay] Yes [Zinf] Yes [Audio player_26] Skinnable [MusicBee]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Audio player] Media database [AIMP] Yes [Amarok] Yes [Audacious] No [Audion] No [cmus] Yes [Cog] No [Clementine] Yes [Exaile] Yes [foobar2000] Yes [JuK] Yes [MediaMonkey] Yes [MPXPLAY] Yes [Music Player Daemon] Yes [Musicmatch Jukebox] Yes [musikCube] Yes [Quod Libet] Yes [Rhapsody] Yes [Rhythmbox] Yes [Sonique] No [Spotify] ? [Winamp] Yes [XMMS] No [XMPlay] No [Zinf] Yes [Audio player_26] Media database [MusicBee]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Audio player] Gapless audio decoding [AIMP] Yes [Amarok] Yes [Audacious] Yes [Audion] ? [cmus] Yes [Cog] Yes [Clementine] Yes [Exaile] Yes [foobar2000] Yes [JuK] No [MediaMonkey] Yes [MPXPLAY] Yes [Music Player Daemon] Yes [Musicmatch Jukebox] ? [musikCube] No [Quod Libet] Yes [Rhapsody] ? [Rhythmbox] Yes [Sonique] No [Spotify] Yes [Winamp] Yes [XMMS] Partial[9] [XMPlay] Yes [Zinf] ? [Audio player_26] Gapless audio decoding [MusicBee]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Audio player] Visualizer [AIMP] Yes [Amarok] Yes [Audacious] Yes [Audion] Yes [cmus] No [Cog] No [Clementine] Yes [Exaile] No [foobar2000] Yes [JuK] No [MediaMonkey] Yes [MPXPLAY] Yes [Music Player Daemon] Client dependent [Musicmatch Jukebox] Yes [musikCube] Partial[9] [Quod Libet] No [Rhapsody] No [Rhythmbox] Yes [Sonique] Yes [Spotify] ? [Winamp] Yes [XMMS] Yes [XMPlay] Yes [Zinf] No [Audio player_26] Visualizer [MusicBee]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Audio player] Remote controllable [AIMP] via Plugins [Amarok] Yes [Audacious] Yes [Audion] ? [cmus] Yes [Cog] Yes [Clementine] Yes [Exaile] No [foobar2000] Partial[9] [JuK] Yes[featurenotes 4] [MediaMonkey] Partial[9] [MPXPLAY] Yes (also LCD ability) [Music Player Daemon] Yes [Musicmatch Jukebox] Yes [musikCube] ? [Quod Libet] Yes [Rhapsody] ? [Rhythmbox] Yes [Sonique] ? [Spotify] ? [Winamp] Yes [XMMS] Yes [XMPlay] No [Zinf] ? [Audio player_26] Remote controllable [MusicBee]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Audio player] Intelligent playlists from database (based on criteria) [AIMP] No [Amarok] Yes [Audacious] No [Audion] No [cmus] No [Cog] No [Clementine] Yes [Exaile] Yes [foobar2000] Yes [JuK] ? [MediaMonkey] Yes [MPXPLAY] ? [Music Player Daemon] Client dependent [Musicmatch Jukebox] ? [musikCube] Yes [Quod Libet] Yes [Rhapsody] ? [Rhythmbox] Yes [Sonique] No [Spotify] ? [Winamp] Yes [XMMS] No [XMPlay] No [Zinf] ? [Audio player_26] Intelligent playlists from database (based on criteria) [MusicBee]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Name] akiwi [Description] akiwi is a semi-automatic image keywording tool using CBIR techniques. It was developed by HTW Berlin / pixolution GmbH [External Image Query] Yes 15M [Organization Type] University [License (Open/Closed)] Closed [Metadata Query]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Name] ALIPR [Description] Developed by Penn State University researchers [External Image Query] Yes [Organization Type] University [License (Open/Closed)] Closed [Metadata Query]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Name] Anaktisi [Description] This Web-Solution implements a new family of CBIR descriptors. These descriptors combine in one histogram color and texture information and are suitable for accurately retrieving images. [External Image Query] Yes 0.225M [Organization Type] University [License (Open/Closed)] Open [Metadata Query]

Output: No

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Input: [Name] BRISC [Description] BRISC is a recursive acronym for BRISC Really IS Cool, and is (conveniently enough) also an anagram of Content-Based Image Retrieval System. [External Image Query] Yes [Organization Type] University [License (Open/Closed)] GPL [Metadata Query]

Output: No

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Input: [Name] digiKam [Description] Extensive photo management application build on top of KDE libraries. It provides, besides many other features, reverse searches for images in the local collection, detection of duplicates and a fuzzy search by drawings. [External Image Query] Yes Desktop-based [Organization Type] KDE [License (Open/Closed)] GPL [Metadata Query]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Name] Caliph & Emir [Description] Creation and Retrieval of images based on MPEG-7. [External Image Query] Yes Desktop-based [Organization Type] University [License (Open/Closed)] GPL [Metadata Query]

Output: No

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Input: [Name] FIRE [Description] Open source query by visual example CBIR system. Developed at RWTH Aachen University. FIRE is a research system developed with extensibility in mind and can easily be combined with textual information retrieval systems. [External Image Query] No [Organization Type] University [License (Open/Closed)] Open [Metadata Query]

Output: No

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Input: [Name] GNU Image Finding Tool [Description] Query by example image search system. [External Image Query] Yes Desktop-based [Organization Type] GNU [License (Open/Closed)] GPL [Metadata Query]

Output: No

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Input: [Name] ISSBP [Description] Similar Image Search by Imense plugin for Adobe Bridge, free beta. [External Image Query] Yes free-beta limited to 4k images [Organization Type] Private Company [License (Open/Closed)] Closed [Metadata Query]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Name] img(Rummager) [Description] Image retrieval Engine (Freeware Application). [External Image Query] Yes Desktop-based [Organization Type] Individual [License (Open/Closed)] Closed [Metadata Query]

Output: No

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Input: [Name] imgSeek [Description] photo collection manager and viewer with content-based search and many other features. [External Image Query] Yes [Organization Type] Individual [License (Open/Closed)] GPL [Metadata Query]

Output: No

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Input: [Name] IKONA [Description] Generic CBIR system - INRIA - IMEDIA [External Image Query] Yes [Organization Type] University [License (Open/Closed)] Closed [Metadata Query]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Name] IOSB [Description] Image retrieval demonstration software of Fraunhofer IOSB (Germany) [External Image Query] Yes Desktop-based [Organization Type] Research Institute [License (Open/Closed)] Closed [Metadata Query]

Output: No

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Input: [Name] LIRE [Description] Java GPL library for content based image retrieval based on Lucene including multiple low level global and local features and different indexing strategies including bag of visual words and hashing. [External Image Query] Yes [Organization Type] University [License (Open/Closed)] GPL [Metadata Query]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Name] Lucignolo [Description] Image similarity search engine using only the native full-text search engine Lucene. [External Image Query] Yes 106M [Organization Type] Research Institute [License (Open/Closed)] Closed [Metadata Query]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Name] MIFile [Description] Image similarity search engine based on MI File (Metric Inverted File) developed at ISTI-CNR. Source code of the MI File. [External Image Query] No 106M [Organization Type] Research Institute [License (Open/Closed)] Open [Metadata Query]

Output: No

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Input: [Name] MUVIS [Description] CBIR System at TUT- Tampere University of Technology. [External Image Query] Yes Desktop-based [Organization Type] University [License (Open/Closed)] Closed [Metadata Query]

Output: No

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Input: [Name] Pastec [Description] C++ LGPL index and search engine for near-duplicate image retrieval that uses bag of visual words with ORB features. [External Image Query] Yes [Organization Type] Private company [License (Open/Closed)] LGPL [Metadata Query]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Name] PIRIA [Description] CBIR tool developed at CEA-LIST, LVIC (Vision and Content Engineering Laboratory). [External Image Query] Yes 130M [Organization Type] University [License (Open/Closed)] Closed [Metadata Query]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Name] PicsLikeThat [Description] Image search using visual similarity search and sorting combined with a recommender system. (Cooperation of pixolution GmbH, fotolia and HTW Berlin) [External Image Query] No 12M [Organization Type] University [License (Open/Closed)] Closed [Metadata Query]

Output: No

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Input: [Name] Pixcavator [Description] Similar image search based on topological image analysis [External Image Query] Yes Desktop-based [Organization Type] Private company [License (Open/Closed)] Closed [Metadata Query]

Output: No

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Input: [Name] QuickLook [Description] Visual information retrieval system with relevance feedback [External Image Query] No [Organization Type] University [License (Open/Closed)] Closed [Metadata Query]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Name] RETIN [Description] Interactive images retrieval system - CNRS - ETIS Lab., MIDI Team [External Image Query] No [Organization Type] University [License (Open/Closed)] Closed [Metadata Query]

Output: No

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Input: [Name] Retrievr [Description] Search and explore in a selection of Flickr images by drawing a rough sketch or uploading an image. [External Image Query] No [Organization Type] University [License (Open/Closed)] Closed [Metadata Query]

Output: No

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Input: [Name] SIMBA [Description] demo of system by the Albert-Ludwigs-Universitet Freiburg (Germany) Inst. for Pattern Recognition and Image Processing [External Image Query] Yes 0.002M [Organization Type] University [License (Open/Closed)] Closed [Metadata Query]

Output: No

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Input: [Name] TagProp [Description] The demonstration of image annotation tool TagProp in ICCV2009 for image set: Corel 5k ESP Game IAPR TC-12 and MIR Flickr. [External Image Query] No [Organization Type] Institute [License (Open/Closed)] Closed [Metadata Query]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Name] VIRaL [Description] Visual Image Retrieval and Localization: A visual search engine that, given a query image, retrieves photos depicting the same object or scene under varying viewpoint or lighting conditions. Using Flickr photos of urban scenes, it automatically estimates where a picture is taken, suggests tags, identifies known landmarks or points of interest, and links to relevant Wikipedia articles. It currently supports 39 cities around the world. [External Image Query] Yes 2.221M [Organization Type] University [License (Open/Closed)] Closed [Metadata Query]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Name] Windsurf [Description] A general framework for efficiently processing content-based image queries with particular emphasis to the region-based paradigm; it provides an environment where different alternatives of the paradigm can be implemented, allowing such implementations to be compared on a fair basis, from the points of view of both effectiveness and efficiency. [External Image Query] Yes [Organization Type] University [License (Open/Closed)] Open but not free [Metadata Query]

Output: No

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Input: [Name] PIBE [Description] An adaptive image browsing system that provides users with an intuitive, easy-to-use, structured view of an image collection and complements it with ideas from the field of adaptable content-based similarity search. A hierarchical view of images (the Browsing Tree) that can be customized according to user preferences is provided. [External Image Query] Yes [Organization Type] University [License (Open/Closed)] Closed [Metadata Query]

Output: No

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Input: [Name] SHIATSU [Description] A novel system for automatic video tagging which is based on shot boundaries detection and hierarchical annotation processes. The tagging phase assigns semantic concepts to both shot sequences and whole videos, by exploiting visual features extracted from key frames. [External Image Query] Yes [Organization Type] University [License (Open/Closed)] Closed [Metadata Query]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Audio player] Video playback [AIMP] No [Amarok] Partial[featurenotes 1] [Audion] No [cmus] No [Cog] No [Clementine] No [Exaile] No [foobar2000] No [JuK] No [MediaMonkey] Yes [MPXPLAY] Yes (with MMC v2.00a) [Music Player Daemon] No [MusicBee] No [Musicmatch Jukebox] No [musikCube] No [Quod Libet] No [Rhapsody] No [Rhythmbox] No [Sonique] Partial[9] [Spotify] ? [Winamp] Yes [XMMS] Partial[9] [XMPlay] Partial[9] [Zinf] No [Audio player_26] Video playback [Audacious]

Output: No

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Input: [Audio player] Outbound streaming [AIMP] via Plugins [Amarok] Yes [Audion] No [cmus] No [Cog] No [Clementine] No [Exaile] ? [foobar2000] Partial[9] [JuK] No [MediaMonkey] Partial[9] [MPXPLAY] ? [Music Player Daemon] Yes [MusicBee] No [Musicmatch Jukebox] No [musikCube] No [Quod Libet] No [Rhapsody] No [Rhythmbox] No [Sonique] No [Spotify] ? [Winamp] Yes [XMMS] Partial[9] [XMPlay] Partial[9] [Zinf] No [Audio player_26] Outbound streaming [Audacious]

Output: No

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Input: [Audio player] Skinnable [AIMP] Yes [Amarok] Partial[featurenotes 2] [Audion] Yes [cmus] Yes [Cog] No [Clementine] No [Exaile] No [foobar2000] Yes[featurenotes 3] [JuK] No [MediaMonkey] Yes [MPXPLAY] text-interface [Music Player Daemon] Client dependent [MusicBee] Yes [Musicmatch Jukebox] Yes [musikCube] No [Quod Libet] No [Rhapsody] No [Rhythmbox] No [Sonique] Yes [Spotify] ? [Winamp] Yes [XMMS] Yes [XMPlay] Yes [Zinf] Yes [Audio player_26] Skinnable [Audacious]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Audio player] Media database [AIMP] Yes [Amarok] Yes [Audion] No [cmus] Yes [Cog] No [Clementine] Yes [Exaile] Yes [foobar2000] Yes [JuK] Yes [MediaMonkey] Yes [MPXPLAY] Yes [Music Player Daemon] Yes [MusicBee] Yes [Musicmatch Jukebox] Yes [musikCube] Yes [Quod Libet] Yes [Rhapsody] Yes [Rhythmbox] Yes [Sonique] No [Spotify] ? [Winamp] Yes [XMMS] No [XMPlay] No [Zinf] Yes [Audio player_26] Media database [Audacious]

Output: No

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Input: [Audio player] Gapless audio decoding [AIMP] Yes [Amarok] Yes [Audion] ? [cmus] Yes [Cog] Yes [Clementine] Yes [Exaile] Yes [foobar2000] Yes [JuK] No [MediaMonkey] Yes [MPXPLAY] Yes [Music Player Daemon] Yes [MusicBee] Yes [Musicmatch Jukebox] ? [musikCube] No [Quod Libet] Yes [Rhapsody] ? [Rhythmbox] Yes [Sonique] No [Spotify] Yes [Winamp] Yes [XMMS] Partial[9] [XMPlay] Yes [Zinf] ? [Audio player_26] Gapless audio decoding [Audacious]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Audio player] Visualizer [AIMP] Yes [Amarok] Yes [Audion] Yes [cmus] No [Cog] No [Clementine] Yes [Exaile] No [foobar2000] Yes [JuK] No [MediaMonkey] Yes [MPXPLAY] Yes [Music Player Daemon] Client dependent [MusicBee] Yes [Musicmatch Jukebox] Yes [musikCube] Partial[9] [Quod Libet] No [Rhapsody] No [Rhythmbox] Yes [Sonique] Yes [Spotify] ? [Winamp] Yes [XMMS] Yes [XMPlay] Yes [Zinf] No [Audio player_26] Visualizer [Audacious]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Audio player] Remote controllable [AIMP] via Plugins [Amarok] Yes [Audion] ? [cmus] Yes [Cog] Yes [Clementine] Yes [Exaile] No [foobar2000] Partial[9] [JuK] Yes[featurenotes 4] [MediaMonkey] Partial[9] [MPXPLAY] Yes (also LCD ability) [Music Player Daemon] Yes [MusicBee] Yes [Musicmatch Jukebox] Yes [musikCube] ? [Quod Libet] Yes [Rhapsody] ? [Rhythmbox] Yes [Sonique] ? [Spotify] ? [Winamp] Yes [XMMS] Yes [XMPlay] No [Zinf] ? [Audio player_26] Remote controllable [Audacious]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Audio player] Intelligent playlists from database (based on criteria) [AIMP] No [Amarok] Yes [Audion] No [cmus] No [Cog] No [Clementine] Yes [Exaile] Yes [foobar2000] Yes [JuK] ? [MediaMonkey] Yes [MPXPLAY] ? [Music Player Daemon] Client dependent [MusicBee] Yes [Musicmatch Jukebox] ? [musikCube] Yes [Quod Libet] Yes [Rhapsody] ? [Rhythmbox] Yes [Sonique] No [Spotify] ? [Winamp] Yes [XMMS] No [XMPlay] No [Zinf] ? [Audio player_26] Intelligent playlists from database (based on criteria) [Audacious]

Output: No

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Input: [Audio player] Video playback [Amarok] Partial[featurenotes 1] [Audacious] No [Audion] No [cmus] No [Cog] No [Clementine] No [Exaile] No [foobar2000] No [JuK] No [MediaMonkey] Yes [MPXPLAY] Yes (with MMC v2.00a) [Music Player Daemon] No [MusicBee] No [Musicmatch Jukebox] No [musikCube] No [Quod Libet] No [Rhapsody] No [Rhythmbox] No [Sonique] Partial[9] [Spotify] ? [Winamp] Yes [XMMS] Partial[9] [XMPlay] Partial[9] [Zinf] No [Audio player_26] Video playback [AIMP]

Output: No

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Input: [Audio player] Outbound streaming [Amarok] Yes [Audacious] No [Audion] No [cmus] No [Cog] No [Clementine] No [Exaile] ? [foobar2000] Partial[9] [JuK] No [MediaMonkey] Partial[9] [MPXPLAY] ? [Music Player Daemon] Yes [MusicBee] No [Musicmatch Jukebox] No [musikCube] No [Quod Libet] No [Rhapsody] No [Rhythmbox] No [Sonique] No [Spotify] ? [Winamp] Yes [XMMS] Partial[9] [XMPlay] Partial[9] [Zinf] No [Audio player_26] Outbound streaming [AIMP]

Output: via Plugins

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Input: [Audio player] Skinnable [Amarok] Partial[featurenotes 2] [Audacious] Yes [Audion] Yes [cmus] Yes [Cog] No [Clementine] No [Exaile] No [foobar2000] Yes[featurenotes 3] [JuK] No [MediaMonkey] Yes [MPXPLAY] text-interface [Music Player Daemon] Client dependent [MusicBee] Yes [Musicmatch Jukebox] Yes [musikCube] No [Quod Libet] No [Rhapsody] No [Rhythmbox] No [Sonique] Yes [Spotify] ? [Winamp] Yes [XMMS] Yes [XMPlay] Yes [Zinf] Yes [Audio player_26] Skinnable [AIMP]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Audio player] Media database [Amarok] Yes [Audacious] No [Audion] No [cmus] Yes [Cog] No [Clementine] Yes [Exaile] Yes [foobar2000] Yes [JuK] Yes [MediaMonkey] Yes [MPXPLAY] Yes [Music Player Daemon] Yes [MusicBee] Yes [Musicmatch Jukebox] Yes [musikCube] Yes [Quod Libet] Yes [Rhapsody] Yes [Rhythmbox] Yes [Sonique] No [Spotify] ? [Winamp] Yes [XMMS] No [XMPlay] No [Zinf] Yes [Audio player_26] Media database [AIMP]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Audio player] Gapless audio decoding [Amarok] Yes [Audacious] Yes [Audion] ? [cmus] Yes [Cog] Yes [Clementine] Yes [Exaile] Yes [foobar2000] Yes [JuK] No [MediaMonkey] Yes [MPXPLAY] Yes [Music Player Daemon] Yes [MusicBee] Yes [Musicmatch Jukebox] ? [musikCube] No [Quod Libet] Yes [Rhapsody] ? [Rhythmbox] Yes [Sonique] No [Spotify] Yes [Winamp] Yes [XMMS] Partial[9] [XMPlay] Yes [Zinf] ? [Audio player_26] Gapless audio decoding [AIMP]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Audio player] Visualizer [Amarok] Yes [Audacious] Yes [Audion] Yes [cmus] No [Cog] No [Clementine] Yes [Exaile] No [foobar2000] Yes [JuK] No [MediaMonkey] Yes [MPXPLAY] Yes [Music Player Daemon] Client dependent [MusicBee] Yes [Musicmatch Jukebox] Yes [musikCube] Partial[9] [Quod Libet] No [Rhapsody] No [Rhythmbox] Yes [Sonique] Yes [Spotify] ? [Winamp] Yes [XMMS] Yes [XMPlay] Yes [Zinf] No [Audio player_26] Visualizer [AIMP]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Audio player] Remote controllable [Amarok] Yes [Audacious] Yes [Audion] ? [cmus] Yes [Cog] Yes [Clementine] Yes [Exaile] No [foobar2000] Partial[9] [JuK] Yes[featurenotes 4] [MediaMonkey] Partial[9] [MPXPLAY] Yes (also LCD ability) [Music Player Daemon] Yes [MusicBee] Yes [Musicmatch Jukebox] Yes [musikCube] ? [Quod Libet] Yes [Rhapsody] ? [Rhythmbox] Yes [Sonique] ? [Spotify] ? [Winamp] Yes [XMMS] Yes [XMPlay] No [Zinf] ? [Audio player_26] Remote controllable [AIMP]

Output: via Plugins

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Input: [Audio player] Intelligent playlists from database (based on criteria) [Amarok] Yes [Audacious] No [Audion] No [cmus] No [Cog] No [Clementine] Yes [Exaile] Yes [foobar2000] Yes [JuK] ? [MediaMonkey] Yes [MPXPLAY] ? [Music Player Daemon] Client dependent [MusicBee] Yes [Musicmatch Jukebox] ? [musikCube] Yes [Quod Libet] Yes [Rhapsody] ? [Rhythmbox] Yes [Sonique] No [Spotify] ? [Winamp] Yes [XMMS] No [XMPlay] No [Zinf] ? [Audio player_26] Intelligent playlists from database (based on criteria) [AIMP]

Output: No

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Input: [Mechanism] Diffraction grating [Example] Iridescent colours of Butterfly wing scales, Peacock feathers[48] [Structure]

Output: layers of chitin and air

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Input: [Mechanism] Diffraction grating [Example] Morpho butterfly wing scales[48] [Structure]

Output: tree-shaped arrays of chitin

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Input: [Mechanism] Selective mirrors [Example] Papilio palinurus, emerald swallowtail butterfly wing scales[48] [Structure]

Output: micron-sized dimples lined with chitin layers

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Input: [Mechanism] Photonic crystals [Example] Cattleheart butterfly wing scales[48] [Structure]

Output: arrays of nano-sized holes

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Input: [Mechanism] Crystal fibres [Example] Aphrodita, sea mouse spines[48] [Structure]

Output: hexagonal arrays of hollow nanofibres

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Input: [Mechanism] Deformed matrices [Example] Diffuse non-iridescent blue of Ara ararauna, blue-and-yellow macaw[48] [Structure]

Output: random nanochannels in spongelike keratin

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Input: [Mechanism] Reversible proteins [Example] Iridophore cells in Loligo pealeii squid skin[48] [Structure]

Output: reflectin proteins controlled by electric charge

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Input: [Trait] Legs [Millipedes] Two pairs on most body segments; attached to underside of body [Centipedes]

Output: One pair per body segment; attached to sides of body; last pair extends backwards

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Input: [Trait] Locomotion [Millipedes] Generally adapted for burrowing or inhabiting small crevices; slow-moving [Centipedes]

Output: Generally adapted for running, except for the burrowing soil centipedes

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Input: [Trait] Feeding [Millipedes] Primarily detritivores, some herbivores, few carnivores; no venom [Centipedes]

Output: Primarily carnivores with claws modified into venomous fangs

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Input: [Trait] Spiracles [Millipedes] On underside of body [Centipedes]

Output: On the sides or top of body

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Input: [Trait] Reproductive openings [Millipedes] Third body segment [Centipedes]

Output: Last body segment

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Input: [Trait] Reproductive behavior [Millipedes] Male generally inserts spermatophore into female with gonopods [Centipedes]

Output: Male produces spermatophore that is usually picked up by female

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Input: [Millipedes] Two pairs on most body segments; attached to underside of body [Centipedes] One pair per body segment; attached to sides of body; last pair extends backwards [Trait]

Output: Legs

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Input: [Millipedes] Generally adapted for burrowing or inhabiting small crevices; slow-moving [Centipedes] Generally adapted for running, except for the burrowing soil centipedes [Trait]

Output: Locomotion

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Input: [Millipedes] Primarily detritivores, some herbivores, few carnivores; no venom [Centipedes] Primarily carnivores with claws modified into venomous fangs [Trait]

Output: Feeding

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Input: [Millipedes] On underside of body [Centipedes] On the sides or top of body [Trait]

Output: Spiracles

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Input: [Millipedes] Third body segment [Centipedes] Last body segment [Trait]

Output: Reproductive openings

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Input: [Millipedes] Male generally inserts spermatophore into female with gonopods [Centipedes] Male produces spermatophore that is usually picked up by female [Trait]

Output: Reproductive behavior

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Input: [Case] Adessive case [Usage] adjacent location [Found in] Estonian | Finnish [1]| Hungarian | Lezgian | Lithuanian | Livonian | Tlingit | Tsez | Quechua [Example]

Output: near/at/by the house

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Input: [Case] Apudessive case[2] [Usage] location next to something [Found in] Tsez [Example]

Output: next to the house

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Input: [Case] Inessive case [Usage] inside something [Found in] Basque | Erzya | Estonian | Lithuanian | Finnish [3] | Hungarian | Ossetic | Tsez [Example]

Output: inside the house

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Input: [Case] Intrative case [Usage] between something [Found in] Limbu [Example]

Output: between the houses

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Input: [Case] Locative case [Usage] location [Found in] Armenian (Eastern) | Azeri | Bengali | Belarusian | Bosnian | Chuvash | Croatian | Czech | Hungarian (only for some traditional town names) | Inari Sami | Inuktitut | Latin (restricted) | Latvian | Lithuanian | Manchu | Northern Sami | Polish | Quechua | Russian | Sanskrit | Serbian | Skolt Sami | Slovak | Slovene | Sorbian | Telugu | Tlingit | Turkish | Ukrainian | Uzbek (Note: the case in Slavic languages termed the "locative case" in English is actually a prepositional case.) [Example]

Output: at/on/in the house

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Input: [Case] Pertingent case [Usage] in contact with something [Found in] Tlingit [Example]

Output: touching the house

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Input: [Case] Subessive case [Usage] under something [Found in] Tsez [Example]

Output: under/below the house

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Input: [Case] Superessive case [Usage] on the surface [Found in] Hungarian | Ossetic | Tsez | Finnish [4] | [Example]

Output: on (top of) the house

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Input: [Title] Personal Relationship Skills for beginning, strengthening, and maintaining an intimate personal relationship [Author] Stephen J. Sampson Ph.D.; Cindy Elrod Ph.D. [Publisher] HRD Press [Description]

Output: The fundamental skills to maintain a personal relationship. Teaches social, intellectual and emotional skills to create a lasting and intimate relationship – based on scientific principles and research

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Input: [Title] Loving Yourself, Loving Another: The Importance of Self-esteem for Successful Relationships [Author] Julia Cole [Publisher] Relate [Description]

Output: This text reveals how a lack of self-esteem can profoundly affect an individual's close relationships. Comprising exercises, advice, and self-awareness puzzles, this guide is designed to help the reader improve their emotional well-being.

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Input: [Title] Staying Together – From crisis to deeper commitment [Author] Susan Quilliam [Publisher] Relate [Description]

Output: This guide offers advice on how to learn to come to terms with a failing relationship, assess whether it is worth saving, and how to overcome relationship difficulties.

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Input: [Title] Stop Arguing: Start Talking – The 10 point plan for couples in conflict [Author] Susan Quilliam [Publisher] Relate [Description]

Output: Aims to help couples break free of old patterns of behaviour and avoid using words as weapons when the going gets tough. Encourages upfront discussion rather than resorting to nagging, and to bring discussion rather than confrontation back into your relationship.

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Input: [Title] Moving On – Breaking up without breaking down [Author] Suzie Hayman [Publisher] Relate [Description]

Output: Information, advice and practical strategies to help you cope, as positively as possible, with the stress of breaking up with your partner.

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Input: [Title] Starting Again – How to learn from the past for a better future [Author] Sarah Litvinoff [Publisher] Relate [Description]

Output: A guide to looking to a positive future after the grief of a failed relationship.

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Input: [Title] Simply Irresistible [Author] Dr Raj Persaud [Publisher] Bantam [Description]

Output: How to catch and keep your perfect partner

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Input: [Title] Ten Lessons to Transform Your Marriage [Author] Dr John Gottman [Publisher] Crown Publishers, 2006 [Description]

Output: America's Love Lab Experts Share Their Strategies for Strengthening Your Relationship

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Input: [Year] 1990 [Association] Primetime Emmy Awards [Nominated work] A Killing in a Small Town [Result] Nominated [Category]

Output: Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Miniseries or a Movie

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Input: [Year] 1992 [Association] Primetime Emmy Awards [Nominated work] The Burden of Proof [Result] Nominated [Category]

Output: Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Miniseries or a Movie

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Input: [Year] 1992 [Association] Primetime Emmy Awards [Nominated work] To Catch a Killer [Result] Nominated [Category]

Output: Outstanding Lead Actor in a Miniseries or a Movie

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Input: [Year] 1993 [Association] Primetime Emmy Awards [Nominated work] Murder in the Heartland [Result] Nominated [Category]

Output: Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Miniseries or a Movie

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Input: [Year] 1994 [Association] CableACE Awards [Nominated work] Foreign Affairs [Result] Won [Category]

Output: Best Actor in a Miniseries or a Movie

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Input: [Year] 1997 [Association] Satellite Awards [Nominated work] A Season of Purgatory [Result] Nominated [Category]

Output: Best Supporting Actor – Series, Miniseries or Television Film

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Input: [Year] 1999 [Association] Drama Desk Awards [Nominated work] Death of a Salesman [Result] Won [Category]

Output: Outstanding Actor in a Play

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Input: [Year] 1999 [Association] Satellite Awards [Nominated work] Thanks of a Grateful Nation [Result] Nominated [Category]

Output: Best Supporting Actor – Series, Miniseries or Television Film

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Input: [Year] 1999 [Association] Tony Awards [Nominated work] Death of a Salesman [Result] Won [Category]

Output: Best Actor in a Play

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Input: [Year] 2000 [Association] Primetime Emmy Awards [Nominated work] Death of a Salesman [Result] Nominated [Category]

Output: Outstanding Lead Actor in a Miniseries or a Movie

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Input: [Year] 2001 [Association] Golden Globe Awards [Nominated work] Death of a Salesman [Result] Won [Category]

Output: Best Actor – Miniseries or Television Film

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Input: [Year] 2001 [Association] Producers Guild Awards [Nominated work] Death of a Salesman [Result] Won [Category]

Output: Outstanding Producer of Long-Form Television

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Input: [Year] 2001 [Association] Screen Actors Guild Awards [Nominated work] Death of a Salesman [Result] Won [Category]

Output: Outstanding Performance by a Male Actor in a Miniseries or Television Movie

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Input: [Year] 2003 [Association] Drama Desk Awards [Nominated work] Long Day's Journey Into Night [Result] Nominated [Category]

Output: Outstanding Actor in a Play

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Input: [Year] 2003 [Association] Tony Awards [Nominated work] Long Day's Journey Into Night [Result] Won [Category]

Output: Best Actor in a Play

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Input: [Year] 2005 [Association] Primetime Emmy Awards [Nominated work] Our Fathers [Result] Nominated [Category]

Output: Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Miniseries or a Movie

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Input: [Year] 2005 [Association] Satellite Awards [Nominated work] Our Fathers [Result] Nominated [Category]

Output: Best Supporting Actor – Series, Miniseries or Television Film

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Input: [Audio player] Video playback [AIMP] No [Amarok] Partial[featurenotes 1] [Audacious] No [Audion] No [cmus] No [Cog] No [Clementine] No [Exaile] No [foobar2000] No [JuK] No [MediaMonkey] Yes [MPXPLAY] Yes (with MMC v2.00a) [Music Player Daemon] No [MusicBee] No [Musicmatch Jukebox] No [musikCube] No [Quod Libet] No [Rhapsody] No [Rhythmbox] No [Sonique] Partial[9] [Spotify] ? [Winamp] Yes [XMMS] Partial[9] [XMPlay] Partial[9] [Zinf] No [Audio player_26]

Output: Video playback

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Input: [Audio player] Outbound streaming [AIMP] via Plugins [Amarok] Yes [Audacious] No [Audion] No [cmus] No [Cog] No [Clementine] No [Exaile] ? [foobar2000] Partial[9] [JuK] No [MediaMonkey] Partial[9] [MPXPLAY] ? [Music Player Daemon] Yes [MusicBee] No [Musicmatch Jukebox] No [musikCube] No [Quod Libet] No [Rhapsody] No [Rhythmbox] No [Sonique] No [Spotify] ? [Winamp] Yes [XMMS] Partial[9] [XMPlay] Partial[9] [Zinf] No [Audio player_26]

Output: Outbound streaming

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Input: [Audio player] Skinnable [AIMP] Yes [Amarok] Partial[featurenotes 2] [Audacious] Yes [Audion] Yes [cmus] Yes [Cog] No [Clementine] No [Exaile] No [foobar2000] Yes[featurenotes 3] [JuK] No [MediaMonkey] Yes [MPXPLAY] text-interface [Music Player Daemon] Client dependent [MusicBee] Yes [Musicmatch Jukebox] Yes [musikCube] No [Quod Libet] No [Rhapsody] No [Rhythmbox] No [Sonique] Yes [Spotify] ? [Winamp] Yes [XMMS] Yes [XMPlay] Yes [Zinf] Yes [Audio player_26]

Output: Skinnable

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Input: [Audio player] Media database [AIMP] Yes [Amarok] Yes [Audacious] No [Audion] No [cmus] Yes [Cog] No [Clementine] Yes [Exaile] Yes [foobar2000] Yes [JuK] Yes [MediaMonkey] Yes [MPXPLAY] Yes [Music Player Daemon] Yes [MusicBee] Yes [Musicmatch Jukebox] Yes [musikCube] Yes [Quod Libet] Yes [Rhapsody] Yes [Rhythmbox] Yes [Sonique] No [Spotify] ? [Winamp] Yes [XMMS] No [XMPlay] No [Zinf] Yes [Audio player_26]

Output: Media database

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Input: [Audio player] Gapless audio decoding [AIMP] Yes [Amarok] Yes [Audacious] Yes [Audion] ? [cmus] Yes [Cog] Yes [Clementine] Yes [Exaile] Yes [foobar2000] Yes [JuK] No [MediaMonkey] Yes [MPXPLAY] Yes [Music Player Daemon] Yes [MusicBee] Yes [Musicmatch Jukebox] ? [musikCube] No [Quod Libet] Yes [Rhapsody] ? [Rhythmbox] Yes [Sonique] No [Spotify] Yes [Winamp] Yes [XMMS] Partial[9] [XMPlay] Yes [Zinf] ? [Audio player_26]

Output: Gapless audio decoding

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Input: [Audio player] Visualizer [AIMP] Yes [Amarok] Yes [Audacious] Yes [Audion] Yes [cmus] No [Cog] No [Clementine] Yes [Exaile] No [foobar2000] Yes [JuK] No [MediaMonkey] Yes [MPXPLAY] Yes [Music Player Daemon] Client dependent [MusicBee] Yes [Musicmatch Jukebox] Yes [musikCube] Partial[9] [Quod Libet] No [Rhapsody] No [Rhythmbox] Yes [Sonique] Yes [Spotify] ? [Winamp] Yes [XMMS] Yes [XMPlay] Yes [Zinf] No [Audio player_26]

Output: Visualizer

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Input: [Audio player] Remote controllable [AIMP] via Plugins [Amarok] Yes [Audacious] Yes [Audion] ? [cmus] Yes [Cog] Yes [Clementine] Yes [Exaile] No [foobar2000] Partial[9] [JuK] Yes[featurenotes 4] [MediaMonkey] Partial[9] [MPXPLAY] Yes (also LCD ability) [Music Player Daemon] Yes [MusicBee] Yes [Musicmatch Jukebox] Yes [musikCube] ? [Quod Libet] Yes [Rhapsody] ? [Rhythmbox] Yes [Sonique] ? [Spotify] ? [Winamp] Yes [XMMS] Yes [XMPlay] No [Zinf] ? [Audio player_26]

Output: Remote controllable

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Input: [Audio player] Intelligent playlists from database (based on criteria) [AIMP] No [Amarok] Yes [Audacious] No [Audion] No [cmus] No [Cog] No [Clementine] Yes [Exaile] Yes [foobar2000] Yes [JuK] ? [MediaMonkey] Yes [MPXPLAY] ? [Music Player Daemon] Client dependent [MusicBee] Yes [Musicmatch Jukebox] ? [musikCube] Yes [Quod Libet] Yes [Rhapsody] ? [Rhythmbox] Yes [Sonique] No [Spotify] ? [Winamp] Yes [XMMS] No [XMPlay] No [Zinf] ? [Audio player_26]

Output: Intelligent playlists from database (based on criteria)

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Input: [Case] Adessive case [Example] near/at/by the house [Found in] Estonian | Finnish [1]| Hungarian | Lezgian | Lithuanian | Livonian | Tlingit | Tsez | Quechua [Usage]

Output: adjacent location

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Input: [Case] Apudessive case[2] [Example] next to the house [Found in] Tsez [Usage]

Output: location next to something

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Input: [Case] Inessive case [Example] inside the house [Found in] Basque | Erzya | Estonian | Lithuanian | Finnish [3] | Hungarian | Ossetic | Tsez [Usage]

Output: inside something

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Input: [Case] Intrative case [Example] between the houses [Found in] Limbu [Usage]

Output: between something

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Input: [Case] Locative case [Example] at/on/in the house [Found in] Armenian (Eastern) | Azeri | Bengali | Belarusian | Bosnian | Chuvash | Croatian | Czech | Hungarian (only for some traditional town names) | Inari Sami | Inuktitut | Latin (restricted) | Latvian | Lithuanian | Manchu | Northern Sami | Polish | Quechua | Russian | Sanskrit | Serbian | Skolt Sami | Slovak | Slovene | Sorbian | Telugu | Tlingit | Turkish | Ukrainian | Uzbek (Note: the case in Slavic languages termed the "locative case" in English is actually a prepositional case.) [Usage]

Output: location

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Input: [Case] Pertingent case [Example] touching the house [Found in] Tlingit [Usage]

Output: in contact with something

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Input: [Case] Subessive case [Example] under/below the house [Found in] Tsez [Usage]

Output: under something

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Input: [Case] Superessive case [Example] on (top of) the house [Found in] Hungarian | Ossetic | Tsez | Finnish [4] | [Usage]

Output: on the surface

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Input: [Committee name (abbreviation)] Bureau [Responsibilities]

Output: Discusses and makes changes to which committee has authority over a specific project Controls finances for all other committees and IUPAC as a whole Discusses general governance of IUPAC [17]

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Input: [Committee name (abbreviation)] Physical and Biophysical Chemistry Division (Division I) [Responsibilities]

Output: Organize and promote the international collaboration between scientists in physical and biophysical chemistry and related fields.

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Input: [Committee name (abbreviation)] Inorganic Chemistry Division (Division II) [Responsibilities]

Output: Inorganic and inorganic materials chemistry, Isotopes and atomic weights, Periodic Table

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Input: [Committee name (abbreviation)] Organic and Biomolecular Chemistry Division (Division III) [Responsibilities]

Output: Promote the goals of IUPAC in the field of organic and biomolecular chemistry in the broadest sense.

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Input: [Committee name (abbreviation)] Polymer Division (Division IV) [Responsibilities]

Output: Science and technology of macromolecules and polymers.

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Input: [Committee name (abbreviation)] Analytical Chemistry Division (Division V) [Responsibilities]

Output: General aspects of analytical chemistry, separation methods, spectrochemical methods, electrochemical methods, nuclear chemistry methods, applications to human health and the environment.

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Input: [Committee name (abbreviation)] Chemistry and the Environment Division (Division VI) [Responsibilities]

Output: To provide unbiased and timely authoritative reviews on the behavior of chemical compounds in food and the environment.

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Input: [Committee name (abbreviation)] Chemistry and Human Health Division (Division VII) [Responsibilities]

Output: Medicinal and clinical chemistry

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Input: [Committee name (abbreviation)] Chemical Nomenclature and Structure Representation Division (Division VIII) [Responsibilities]

Output: Maintains and develops standard systems for designating chemical structures, including both conventional nomenclature and computer-based systems.

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Input: [Committee name (abbreviation)] CHEMRAWN Committee (Chem Research Applied to World Needs) [Responsibilities]

Output: Discusses different ways chemistry can and should be used to help the world[7]

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Input: [Committee name (abbreviation)] Committee on Chemistry Education (CCE) [Responsibilities]

Output: Coordinates IUPAC chemistry research with the educational systems of the world[18]

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Input: [Committee name (abbreviation)] Committee on Chemistry and Industry (COCI) [Responsibilities]

Output: Coordinates IUPAC chemistry research with industrial chemistry needs[19]

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Input: [Committee name (abbreviation)] Committee on Electronic and Printed Publications (CPEP) [Responsibilities]

Output: Designs and implements IUPAC publications Heads the Subcommittee on Spectroscopic Data Standards[20]

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Input: [Committee name (abbreviation)] Evaluation Committee (EvC) [Responsibilities]

Output: Evaluates every project Reports back to Executive committee on every project[10]

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Input: [Committee name (abbreviation)] Executive Committee (EC) [Responsibilities]

Output: Plans and discusses IUPAC events Discusses IUPAC fundraising Reviews other committees work[21] Current Officers of Executive Committee: President: Moreau, Nicole J. Vice President: Tatsumi, Kazuyuki Treasurer: Corish, John Secretary General: Black, David StC.[22]

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Input: [Committee name (abbreviation)] Finance Committee (FC) [Responsibilities]

Output: Helps other committees properly manage their budget Advises Union officers on investments [23]

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Input: [Committee name (abbreviation)] Interdivisional Committee on Terminology (ICTNS) [Responsibilities]

Output: Manages IUPAC Nomenclature Works through many projects to standardize nomenclature Standardizes measurements Discusses atomic weight standardization[6]

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Input: [Committee name (abbreviation)] Project Committee (PC) [Responsibilities]

Output: Manages funds that are under the jurisdiction of multiple projects Judges if a project is too large for its funding Recommends sources of external funding for projects Decides how to fund meetings in developing countries and countries in crisis[9]

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Input: [Committee name (abbreviation)] Pure and Applied Chemistry Editorial Advisory Board (PAC-EAB) [Responsibilities]

Output: Helps to plan, implement, and publish Pure and Applied Chemistry[8]

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Input: [Audio player] Video playback [AIMP] No [Amarok] Partial[featurenotes 1] [Audacious] No [Audion] No [cmus] No [Cog] No [Clementine] No [Exaile] No [foobar2000] No [JuK] No [MediaMonkey] Yes [MPXPLAY] Yes (with MMC v2.00a) [Music Player Daemon] No [MusicBee] No [Musicmatch Jukebox] No [musikCube] No [Rhapsody] No [Rhythmbox] No [Sonique] Partial[9] [Spotify] ? [Winamp] Yes [XMMS] Partial[9] [XMPlay] Partial[9] [Zinf] No [Audio player_26] Video playback [Quod Libet]

Output: No

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Input: [Audio player] Outbound streaming [AIMP] via Plugins [Amarok] Yes [Audacious] No [Audion] No [cmus] No [Cog] No [Clementine] No [Exaile] ? [foobar2000] Partial[9] [JuK] No [MediaMonkey] Partial[9] [MPXPLAY] ? [Music Player Daemon] Yes [MusicBee] No [Musicmatch Jukebox] No [musikCube] No [Rhapsody] No [Rhythmbox] No [Sonique] No [Spotify] ? [Winamp] Yes [XMMS] Partial[9] [XMPlay] Partial[9] [Zinf] No [Audio player_26] Outbound streaming [Quod Libet]

Output: No

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Input: [Audio player] Skinnable [AIMP] Yes [Amarok] Partial[featurenotes 2] [Audacious] Yes [Audion] Yes [cmus] Yes [Cog] No [Clementine] No [Exaile] No [foobar2000] Yes[featurenotes 3] [JuK] No [MediaMonkey] Yes [MPXPLAY] text-interface [Music Player Daemon] Client dependent [MusicBee] Yes [Musicmatch Jukebox] Yes [musikCube] No [Rhapsody] No [Rhythmbox] No [Sonique] Yes [Spotify] ? [Winamp] Yes [XMMS] Yes [XMPlay] Yes [Zinf] Yes [Audio player_26] Skinnable [Quod Libet]

Output: No

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Input: [Audio player] Media database [AIMP] Yes [Amarok] Yes [Audacious] No [Audion] No [cmus] Yes [Cog] No [Clementine] Yes [Exaile] Yes [foobar2000] Yes [JuK] Yes [MediaMonkey] Yes [MPXPLAY] Yes [Music Player Daemon] Yes [MusicBee] Yes [Musicmatch Jukebox] Yes [musikCube] Yes [Rhapsody] Yes [Rhythmbox] Yes [Sonique] No [Spotify] ? [Winamp] Yes [XMMS] No [XMPlay] No [Zinf] Yes [Audio player_26] Media database [Quod Libet]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Audio player] Gapless audio decoding [AIMP] Yes [Amarok] Yes [Audacious] Yes [Audion] ? [cmus] Yes [Cog] Yes [Clementine] Yes [Exaile] Yes [foobar2000] Yes [JuK] No [MediaMonkey] Yes [MPXPLAY] Yes [Music Player Daemon] Yes [MusicBee] Yes [Musicmatch Jukebox] ? [musikCube] No [Rhapsody] ? [Rhythmbox] Yes [Sonique] No [Spotify] Yes [Winamp] Yes [XMMS] Partial[9] [XMPlay] Yes [Zinf] ? [Audio player_26] Gapless audio decoding [Quod Libet]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Audio player] Visualizer [AIMP] Yes [Amarok] Yes [Audacious] Yes [Audion] Yes [cmus] No [Cog] No [Clementine] Yes [Exaile] No [foobar2000] Yes [JuK] No [MediaMonkey] Yes [MPXPLAY] Yes [Music Player Daemon] Client dependent [MusicBee] Yes [Musicmatch Jukebox] Yes [musikCube] Partial[9] [Rhapsody] No [Rhythmbox] Yes [Sonique] Yes [Spotify] ? [Winamp] Yes [XMMS] Yes [XMPlay] Yes [Zinf] No [Audio player_26] Visualizer [Quod Libet]

Output: No

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Input: [Audio player] Remote controllable [AIMP] via Plugins [Amarok] Yes [Audacious] Yes [Audion] ? [cmus] Yes [Cog] Yes [Clementine] Yes [Exaile] No [foobar2000] Partial[9] [JuK] Yes[featurenotes 4] [MediaMonkey] Partial[9] [MPXPLAY] Yes (also LCD ability) [Music Player Daemon] Yes [MusicBee] Yes [Musicmatch Jukebox] Yes [musikCube] ? [Rhapsody] ? [Rhythmbox] Yes [Sonique] ? [Spotify] ? [Winamp] Yes [XMMS] Yes [XMPlay] No [Zinf] ? [Audio player_26] Remote controllable [Quod Libet]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Audio player] Intelligent playlists from database (based on criteria) [AIMP] No [Amarok] Yes [Audacious] No [Audion] No [cmus] No [Cog] No [Clementine] Yes [Exaile] Yes [foobar2000] Yes [JuK] ? [MediaMonkey] Yes [MPXPLAY] ? [Music Player Daemon] Client dependent [MusicBee] Yes [Musicmatch Jukebox] ? [musikCube] Yes [Rhapsody] ? [Rhythmbox] Yes [Sonique] No [Spotify] ? [Winamp] Yes [XMMS] No [XMPlay] No [Zinf] ? [Audio player_26] Intelligent playlists from database (based on criteria) [Quod Libet]

Output: Yes

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Input: [RN Ranks] Sub-Lieutenant [RNAS Observers] Observer Sub-Lieutenant [RNAS Pilots]

Output: Flight Sub-Lieutenant

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