Input: [Potential Enablers] Inherent sociability Private game spaces [Consequences] Ephemeral events Massively single-player games [Examples] FarmVille Puerto Rico LifeSocialGame [Characteristic]

Output: Visits Temporary access to other players’ private game spaces

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Input: [Potential Enablers] Inherent sociability Free gift inventories Visits [Consequences] Non-player help Collaboration Expected reciprocity [Examples] FarmVille D&D Tiny Adventures [Characteristic]

Output: Altruistic Actions Actions that have only explicit benefits for somebody else than is performing the action

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Input: [Potential Enablers] Broadcasting ephemeral events Altruistic actions [Consequences] Symbolic physicality Extra-game event broadcasting [Examples] FarmVille Lifelines in Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? [Characteristic]

Output: Non-Player Help Players can receive help in games by actions from those not playing

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Input: [Potential Enablers] Inherent sociability Static relations Drop-in/drop-out Non-player help [Consequences] Extra-game event broadcasting [Examples] Mafia Wars FarmVille LifeSocialGame [Characteristic]

Output: Invites The use of inviting new players to a game as game actions

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Input: [Potential Enablers] Achievements Invites Non-player help [Consequences] Broadcasting ephemeral events [Examples] Mafia Wars [Characteristic]

Output: Extra-Game Event Broadcasting Game events are broadcast in a medium where others can perceive them

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Input: [Potential Enablers] Inherent sociability Altruistic actions Construction [Consequences] Symbolic physicality Cooperation Delayed reciprocity Purchasable game advantages [Examples] FarmVille Pandemic LifeSocialGame [Characteristic]

Output: Collaborative Actions Compound actions that require several players to perform actions

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Input: [Potential Enablers] Inherent sociability Altruistic actions Collaborative actions [Consequences] Guilting [Examples] FrontierVille LifeSocialGame [Characteristic]

Output: Delayed Reciprocity Players perform actions to help others under the assumption that they later will be helped in return

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Input: [Potential Enablers] Ephemeral events Inherent sociability Delayed reciprocity [Examples] FrontierVille Intrigue [Characteristic]

Output: Guilting Trying to influence another placer’s actions based upon moral grounds

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Input: [Potential Enablers] Difficulty and punishment Collaborative actions Social status [Examples] FishVille FrontierVille Entropia Universe Kantai Collection [Characteristic]

Output: Purchasable Game Advantages Players can pay real currency to gain some in-game advantage

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Input: [Potential Enablers] Inherent sociability Altruistic actions Purchasable game advantages [Consequences] Static relations Social status [Examples] Lil’ Green Patch ‘sugar beets’ in FarmVille [Characteristic]

Output: Extra–Game Consequences Some actions within a game has pre-defined effects outside the game system

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Input: [Software tracing] Consumed primarily by developers [Event logging]

Output: Consumed primarily by system administrators

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Input: [Software tracing] Logs "low level" information (e.g. a thrown exception) [Event logging]

Output: Logs "high level" information (e.g. failed installation of a program)

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Input: [Software tracing] Can be noisy [Event logging]

Output: Must not be too "noisy" (contain many duplicate events or information not helpful to its intended audience)

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Input: [Software tracing] Few limitations on output format [Event logging]

Output: A standards-based output format is often desirable, sometimes even required

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Input: [Software tracing] Localization is rarely a concern [Event logging]

Output: Event log messages are often localized

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Input: [Software tracing] Addition of new tracing messages must be agile [Event logging]

Output: Addition of new types of events, as well as new event messages, need not be agile

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Input: [Past] waited [Present]

Output: wait

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Type I


Input: [Past] reflected [Present]

Output: reflect

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Type I


Input: [Past] greeted [Present]

Output: greet

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Type I


Input: [Past] fretted [Present]

Output: fret

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Type I


Input: [Past] rented [Present]

Output: rent

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Type I


Input: [Past] noted [Present]

Output: note

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Type I


Input: [Past] wasted [Present]

Output: waste

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Type I


Input: [Past] adapted [Present]

Output: adapt

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Type I


Input: [Past] regretted [Present]

Output: regret

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Type I


Input: [Past] funded [Present]

Output: fund

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Type I


Input: [Past] founded [Present]

Output: found

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Type I


Input: [Past] graded [Present]

Output: grade

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Type I


Input: [Past] abided [Present]

Output: abide

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Type I


Input: [Past] plodded [Present]

Output: plod

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Type I


Input: [Past] blended [Present]

Output: blend

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Type I


Input: [Past] ended [Present]

Output: end

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Type I


Input: [0] Cranial form [Mongoloid] broad [Negroid] long [Caucasoid]

Output: medium

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Input: [0] Sagittal outline [Mongoloid] high, globular [Negroid] highly variable, post-bregmatic depression [Caucasoid]

Output: high, rounded

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Input: [0] Nose form [Mongoloid] medium [Negroid] broad [Caucasoid]

Output: narrow

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Input: [0] Nasal bone size [Mongoloid] small [Negroid] medium/small [Caucasoid]

Output: large

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Input: [0] Nasal profile [Mongoloid] concave [Negroid] straight/concave [Caucasoid]

Output: straight

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Input: [0] Nasal spine [Mongoloid] medium [Negroid] reduced [Caucasoid]

Output: prominent, straight

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Input: [0] Nasal sill [Mongoloid] medium [Negroid] dull/absent [Caucasoid]

Output: sharp

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Input: [0] Incisor form [Mongoloid] shoveled [Negroid] blade [Caucasoid]

Output: blade

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Input: [Mongoloid] Mongoloid [Negroid] Negroid [Caucasoid]

Output: Caucasoid

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Input: [0] Facial prognathism [Mongoloid] moderate [Negroid] extreme [Caucasoid]

Output: reduced

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Input: [0] Alveolar prognathism [Mongoloid] moderate [Negroid] extreme [Caucasoid]

Output: reduced

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Input: [0] Malar form [Mongoloid] projecting [Negroid] reduced [Caucasoid]

Output: reduced

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Input: [0] Palatal form [Mongoloid] parabolic/elliptic [Negroid] hyperbolic [Caucasoid]

Output: parabolic

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Input: [0] Orbital form [Mongoloid] round [Negroid] round [Caucasoid]

Output: rhomboid

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Input: [0] Mandible [Mongoloid] robust [Negroid] gracile, oblique gonial angle [Caucasoid]

Output: medium

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Input: [0] Chin projection [Mongoloid] moderate [Negroid] reduced [Caucasoid]

Output: prominent

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Input: [0] Chin form [Mongoloid] median [Negroid] median [Caucasoid]

Output: bilateral

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Input: [Priority] 1 [Description] The ‘!important’ annotation overwrites the previous priority types [CSS Source Type]

Output: Importance

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Input: [Priority] 2 [Description] A style applied to an HTML element via HTML ‘style’ attribute [CSS Source Type]

Output: Inline

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Input: [Priority] 3 [Description] A property definition applies to all media types, unless a media specific CSS defined [CSS Source Type]

Output: Media Type

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Input: [Priority] 4 [Description] Most browsers have the accessibility feature: a user defined CSS [CSS Source Type]

Output: User defined

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Input: [Priority] 5 [Description] A specific contextual selector (#heading p) overwrites generic definition [CSS Source Type]

Output: Selector specificity

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Input: [Priority] 6 [Description] Last rule declaration has a higher priority [CSS Source Type]

Output: Rule order

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Input: [Priority] 7 [Description] If a property is not specified, it is inherited from a parent element [CSS Source Type]

Output: Parent inheritance

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Input: [Priority] 8 [Description] CSS rule or CSS inline style overwrites a default browser value [CSS Source Type]

Output: CSS property definition in HTML document

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Input: [Priority] 9 [Description] The lowest priority: browser default value is determined by W3C initial value specifications [CSS Source Type]

Output: Browser default

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Input: [Year] 2004 [Organization] Young Artist Awards[105] [Award] Best Performance in a TV Movie, Miniseries or Special – Leading Young Actor [Work] Wilder Days [Result]

Output: Nominated

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Input: [Year] 2005 [Organization] Young Artist Awards[106] [Award] Best Performance in a Feature Film – Young Ensemble Cast [Work] Motocross Kids [Result]

Output: Nominated

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Input: [Year] 2005 [Organization] Young Artist Awards[106] [Award] Outstanding Young Ensemble in a New Medium [Work] The Polar Express [Result]

Output: Won

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Input: [Year] 2006 [Organization] Young Artist Awards[33] [Award] Best Performance in a Feature Film (Comedy or Drama) – Leading Young Actor [Work] Zathura: A Space Adventure [Result]

Output: Won

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Input: [Year] 2007 [Organization] Young Artist Awards[38] [Award] Best Performance in a Feature Film – Leading Young Actor [Work] RV [Result]

Output: Nominated

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Input: [Year] 2008 [Organization] Young Artist Awards[44] [Award] Best Performance in a Feature Film – Leading Young Actor [Work] Bridge to Terabithia [Result]

Output: Won

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Input: [Year] 2008 [Organization] Young Artist Awards[44] [Award] Best Performance in a Feature Film – Young Ensemble Cast [Work] Bridge to Terabithia [Result]

Output: Won

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Input: [Year] 2009 [Organization] Young Artist Awards[107] [Award] Best Performance in a Feature Film – Leading Young Actor [Work] Journey to the Center of the Earth [Result]

Output: Nominated

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Input: [Year] 2010 [Organization] Gotham Awards[108] [Award] Best Cast Ensemble [Work] The Kids Are All Right [Result]

Output: Nominated

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Input: [Year] 2010 [Organization] Washington D.C. Area Film Critics Association[109] [Award] Best Ensemble [Work] The Kids Are All Right [Result]

Output: Nominated

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Input: [Year] 2010 [Organization] Boston Society of Film Critics[110] [Award] Best Cast [Work] The Kids Are All Right [Result]

Output: Nominated

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Input: [Year] 2011 [Organization] Alliance of Women Film Journalists[111] [Award] Best Ensemble Cast [Work] The Kids Are All Right [Result]

Output: Won

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Input: [Year] 2011 [Organization] Broadcast Film Critics Association Awards[112] [Award] Best Acting Ensemble [Work] The Kids Are All Right [Result]

Output: Nominated

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Input: [Year] 2011 [Organization] Screen Actors Guild Awards[113] [Award] Outstanding Performance by a Cast in a Motion Picture [Work] The Kids Are All Right [Result]

Output: Nominated

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Input: [Year] 2012 [Organization] NewNowNext Awards[64] [Award] Next Mega Star [Work] The Hunger Games [Result]

Output: Won

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Input: [Year] 2012 [Organization] CinemaCon Award[65] [Award] Breakthrough Performer of the Year Award [Work] The Hunger Games [Result]

Output: Won

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Input: [Year] 2012 [Organization] MTV Movie Awards[63] [Award] Best Cast [Work] The Hunger Games [Result]

Output: Nominated

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Input: [Year] 2012 [Organization] MTV Movie Awards[63] [Award] Best Kiss [Work] The Hunger Games [Result]

Output: Nominated

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Input: [Year] 2012 [Organization] MTV Movie Awards[63] [Award] Best Fight [Work] The Hunger Games [Result]

Output: Won

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Input: [Year] 2012 [Organization] MTV Movie Awards[63] [Award] Best Male Performance [Work] The Hunger Games [Result]

Output: Won

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Input: [Year] 2012 [Organization] Teen Choice Awards[114] [Award] Choice Movie: Liplock [Work] The Hunger Games [Result]

Output: Won

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Input: [Year] 2012 [Organization] Teen Choice Awards[114] [Award] Choice Movie Actor: Sci-Fi/Fantasy [Work] The Hunger Games [Result]

Output: Won

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Input: [Year] 2012 [Organization] Do Something Awards[115] [Award] Movie Star: Male [Work] The Hunger Games [Result]

Output: Won

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Input: [Year] 2013 [Organization] People's Choice Awards[116] [Award] Favorite On-Screen Chemistry [Work] The Hunger Games [Result]

Output: Won

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Input: [Year] 2014 [Organization] MTV Movie Awards[82] [Award] Best Performance [Work] The Hunger Games: Catching Fire [Result]

Output: Won

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Input: [Year] 2014 [Organization] Teen Choice Awards[117] [Award] Choice Movie Actor: Sci-Fi/Fantasy [Work] The Hunger Games: Catching Fire [Result]

Output: Won

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Input: [Year] 2015 [Organization] Teen Choice Awards[118] [Award] Choice Movie Actor: Sci-Fi/Fantasy [Work] The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 1 [Result]

Output: Pending

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

Output: Yes

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

Output: Yes

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

Output: Yes

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

Output: Yes

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

Output: Yes

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

Output: No

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

Output: Yes

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

Output: Yes

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

Output: Yes

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

Output: No

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

Output: Yes

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

Output: Yes

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

Output: No

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

Output: Yes

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

Output: Yes

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

Output: Yes

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

Output: Yes

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

Output: Yes

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

Output: Yes

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

Output: No

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Input: [ICT4D 0.0] PC database [ICT4D 1.0] Telecentre [ICT4D 2.0] Mobile phone [Issue // Phase]

Output: Iconic technology

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Input: [ICT4D 0.0] Data processing [ICT4D 1.0] Content (and iteration) [ICT4D 2.0] Services and production [Issue // Phase]

Output: Key application

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Input: [ICT4D 0.0] Who? [ICT4D 1.0] Consumers [ICT4D 2.0] Innovators and producers [Issue // Phase]

Output: The poor

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Input: [ICT4D 0.0] Organizational efficiency [ICT4D 1.0] MDGs [ICT4D 2.0] Growth and development [Issue // Phase]

Output: Key goal

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Input: [ICT4D 0.0] Technology's potential [ICT4D 1.0] Readiness and availability [ICT4D 2.0] Uptake and impact [Issue // Phase]

Output: Key issue

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Input: [ICT4D 0.0] Government [ICT4D 1.0] Donors and NGOs [ICT4D 2.0] All sectors [Issue // Phase]

Output: Key actor

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Input: [ICT4D 0.0] Ignore → Isolate [ICT4D 1.0] Idolise → Integrate [ICT4D 2.0] Integrate → innovate [Issue // Phase]

Output: Attitude

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Input: [ICT4D 0.0] Northern [ICT4D 1.0] Pro-poor → Para-poor [ICT4D 2.0] Para-poor → per-poor [Issue // Phase]

Output: Innovation model

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Input: [ICT4D 0.0] Information Systems [ICT4D 1.0] Informatics/Development Studies [ICT4D 2.0] Tribrid of CS, IS, and DS [Issue // Phase]

Output: Dominant discipline

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Input: [ICT4D 0.0] Modernisation [ICT4D 1.0] Human development [ICT4D 2.0] Development 2.0 [Issue // Phase]

Output: Development paradigm

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Input: [Characteristic] Public Player Statistics Information regarding players’ game instances are publicly available [Potential Enablers] Static relations Ephemeral events Global high score lists Friend lists [Examples] Mafia Wars Icy Tower [Consequences]

Output: Social status

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Input: [Characteristic] Persistent Game Worlds Game state is independent from individual players’ game and play sessions [Potential Enablers] Static relations Spontaneity Fiction [Examples] FrontierVille LifeSocialGame [Consequences]

Output: Tick-based games

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Input: [Characteristic] Tick-Based Games Game time progresses according to real time, but in discrete steps [Potential Enablers] Persistent game worlds [Examples] FarmVille Parking Wars LifeSocialGame [Consequences]

Output: Asynchronicity Asynchronous games Downtime Encouraged return

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Input: [Characteristic] Events Timed to Real World Game play events initiated by specific real time events occurring [Potential Enablers] Tick-based games [Examples] Mafia Wars LifeSocialGame [Consequences]

Output: Ephemeral events Evolving game play design Encouraged return visits

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Input: [Characteristic] Evolving Game Play Design Rules of a game instance change as game play takes place [Potential Enablers] Events timed to real world [Examples] Mafia Wars FarmVille Parking Wars Normic [Consequences]

Output: Ephemeral events Encouraged return visits Exploration Red queen dilemma

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Input: [Characteristic] Encouraged Return Visits Players are encouraged to return frequently to a certain part of game space [Potential Enablers] Catching ephemeral events Continuous goals Risk/reward Tick-based games [Examples] Parking Wars LifeSocialGame [Consequences]

Output: Grinding

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Input: [Characteristic] Grinding The need to perform a certain task considered easy repeatedly [Potential Enablers] Difficulty and punishments Encouraged return visits [Examples] FarmVille LifeSocialGame Kantai Collection [Consequences]

Output: Pottering

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Input: [Characteristic] Drop-In/Drop-Out Designed support to handle players entering and leaving ongoing game sessions [Potential Enablers] Asynchronicity Persistent game worlds [Examples] Pet Societies Lego Star Wars [Consequences]

Output: Spontaneity Ephemeral events

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Input: [Characteristic] Private Game Spaces Parts of the game space that only a single player can manipulate directly [Potential Enablers] Difficulty and punishments Narrativity Persistent Game Worlds Drop-In/Drop-Out [Examples] FarmVille Puerto Rico Kantai Collection [Consequences]

Output: Construction Visits Massively single-player games

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Input: [Characteristic] Massively Single-Player Online Games Games making use of other players’ game instances to provide input to the game state [Potential Enablers] Asynchronicity Private game spaces [Examples] Mafia Wars Spore LifeSocialGame [Consequences]

Output: Symbolic physicality

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Input: [Characteristic] Construction Changing or rearranging game elements to form more complex structures [Potential Enablers] Fiction Narrativity Private game spaces [Examples] Mafia Wars FarmVille LifeSocialGame [Consequences]

Output: Pottering

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Input: [Characteristic] Pottering The management of game resources for its own sake [Potential Enablers] Difficulty and punishment Grinding Construction [Examples] FrontierVille The Sims Kantai Collection [Consequences]

Output: Static relations Juiciness

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Input: [Characteristic] Visits Temporary access to other players’ private game spaces [Potential Enablers] Inherent sociability Private game spaces [Examples] FarmVille Puerto Rico LifeSocialGame [Consequences]

Output: Ephemeral events Massively single-player games

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Input: [Characteristic] Altruistic Actions Actions that have only explicit benefits for somebody else than is performing the action [Potential Enablers] Inherent sociability Free gift inventories Visits [Examples] FarmVille D&D Tiny Adventures [Consequences]

Output: Non-player help Collaboration Expected reciprocity

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Input: [Characteristic] Non-Player Help Players can receive help in games by actions from those not playing [Potential Enablers] Broadcasting ephemeral events Altruistic actions [Examples] FarmVille Lifelines in Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? [Consequences]

Output: Symbolic physicality Extra-game event broadcasting

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Input: [Characteristic] Invites The use of inviting new players to a game as game actions [Potential Enablers] Inherent sociability Static relations Drop-in/drop-out Non-player help [Examples] Mafia Wars FarmVille LifeSocialGame [Consequences]

Output: Extra-game event broadcasting

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Input: [Characteristic] Extra-Game Event Broadcasting Game events are broadcast in a medium where others can perceive them [Potential Enablers] Achievements Invites Non-player help [Examples] Mafia Wars [Consequences]

Output: Broadcasting ephemeral events

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Input: [Characteristic] Collaborative Actions Compound actions that require several players to perform actions [Potential Enablers] Inherent sociability Altruistic actions Construction [Examples] FarmVille Pandemic LifeSocialGame [Consequences]

Output: Symbolic physicality Cooperation Delayed reciprocity Purchasable game advantages

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Input: [Characteristic] Delayed Reciprocity Players perform actions to help others under the assumption that they later will be helped in return [Potential Enablers] Inherent sociability Altruistic actions Collaborative actions [Examples] FrontierVille LifeSocialGame [Consequences]

Output: Guilting

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Input: [Characteristic] Extra–Game Consequences Some actions within a game has pre-defined effects outside the game system [Potential Enablers] Inherent sociability Altruistic actions Purchasable game advantages [Examples] Lil’ Green Patch ‘sugar beets’ in FarmVille [Consequences]

Output: Static relations Social status

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Input: [Source] Mirth without Mischief, 1780[4] [Giver] My true love sent to me [1] Partridge in a pear-tree [2] Turtle doves [3] French hens [4] Colly birds [5] Gold rings [6] Geese a laying [7] Swans a swimming [9] Drummers drumming [10] Pipers piping [11] Ladies dancing [12] Lords a leaping [8]

Output: Maids a milking

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Variation in the lyrics of "The Twelve Days of Christmas", from different sources For ease of comparison with Austin's 1909 version given above: (a) differences in wording (ignoring capitalisation & punctuation) are indicated in italics; (b) 'items' that do not appear at all in Austin's version are indicated in bold italics.


Input: [Source] Angus, 1774-1825[9] [Giver] My true love sent to me [1] Partridge in a pear tree [2] Turtle doves [3] French hens [4] Colly birds [5] Gold rings [6] Geese a laying [7] Swans a swimming [9] Drummers drumming [10] Pipers piping [11] Ladies dancing [12] Lords a leaping [8]

Output: Maids a milking

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Input: [Source] Halliwell, 1842[10] [Giver] My mother sent to me [1] Partridge in a pear-tree [2] Turtle doves [3] French hens [4] Canary birds [5] Gold rings [6] Geese a laying [7] Swans a swimming [9] Lords a leaping [10] Ships a sailing [11] Ladies spinning [12] Bells ringing [8]

Output: Ladies dancing

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Input: [Source] Halliwell, 1853[11] [Giver] My true love sent to me [1] Partridge in a pear tree [2] Turtle doves [3] French hens [4] Colly birds [5] Gold rings [6] Geese a laying [7] Swans a swimming [9] Drummers drumming [10] Pipers piping [11] Ladies dancing [12] Lords a leaping [8]

Output: Maids a milking

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Input: [Source] Salmon, 1855[12] [Giver] My true love sent to me [1] Partridge upon a pear-tree [2] Turtle-doves [3] French hens [4] Collie birds [5] Gold rings [6] Geese a-laying [7] Swans a-swimming [9] Drummers drumming [10] Pipers piping [11] Ladies dancing [12] Lords a-leaping [8]

Output: Maids a-milking

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Input: [Source] Husk, 1864[13] [Giver] My true love sent to me [1] Partridge in a pear-tree [2] Turtle doves [3] French hens [4] Colley birds [5] Gold rings [6] Geese a-laying [7] Swans a-swimming [9] Drummers drumming [10] Pipers piping [11] Ladies dancing [12] Lords a-leaping [8]

Output: Maids a-milking

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Input: [Source] Cliftonian, 1867[14] [Giver] My true-love sent to me [1] Partridge in a pear-tree [2] Turtle-doves [3] French hens [4] Colley birds [5] Gold rings [6] Ducks a-laying [7] Swans swimming [9] Ladies dancing [10] Lords a-leaping [11] Badgers baiting [12] Bells a-ringing [8]

Output: Hares a-running

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Input: [Source] Clark, 1875[15] [Giver] My true love sent to me [1] Partridge in a pear tree [2] Turtle doves [3] French hens [4] Colour'd birds [5] Gold rings [6] Geese laying [7] Swans swimming [9] Drummers drumming [10] Pipers piping [11] Ladies dancing [12] Lords leaping [8]

Output: Maids milking

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Input: [Source] Henderson, 1879[16] [Giver] My true love sent to me [1] Partridge upon a pear tree [2] Turtle doves [3] French hens [4] Curley birds [5] Gold rings [6] Geese laying [7] Swans swimming [9] Drummers drumming [10] Pipers piping [11] — [12] — [8]

Output: Maids milking

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Input: [Source] Stokoe, 1888[17] [Giver] My true love sent to me [1] Partridge on a pear tree [2] Turtle doves [3] French hens [4] Colly birds [5] Gold rings [6] Geese a-laying [7] Swans a-swimming [9] Drummers drumming [10] Pipers piping [11] Ladies dancing [12] Lords a leaping [8]

Output: Maids a-milking

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Input: [Source] Scott, 1892[18] [Giver] My true love brought to me [1] Very pretty peacock upon a pear tree [2] Turtle-doves [3] French hens [4] Corley birds [5] Gold rings [6] Geese a-laying [7] Swans a-swimming [9] Pipers playing [10] Drummers drumming [11] Lads a-louping [12] Ladies dancing [8]

Output: Maids a-milking

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Input: [Source] Cole, 1900[19] [Giver] My true love sent to me [1] Parteridge upon a pear tree [2] Turtle doves [3] French hens [4] Colly birds [5] Gold rings [6] Geese a laying [7] Squabs a swimming [9] Bears a beating [10] Cocks a crowing [11] Lords a leaping [12] Ladies a dancing [8]

Output: Hounds a running

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Input: [Source] Sharp, 1905[20] [Giver] My true Love sent to me [1] Goldie ring, and the part of a June apple tree [2] Turtle doves, and the part of a mistletoe bough [3] French hens [4] Colley birds [5] Goldie rings [6] Geese a-laying [7] Swans a-swimming [9] Ladies dancing [10] Asses racing [11] Bulls a-beating [12] Bells a-ringing [8]

Output: Boys a-singing

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Input: [Source] Austin, 1909[2] [Giver] My true love sent to me [1] Partridge in a Pear Tree [2] Turtle Doves [3] French Hens [4] Calling Birds [5] Gold Rings [6] Geese a-laying [7] Swans a-swimming [9] Ladies dancing [10] Lords a-leaping [11] Pipers piping [12] Drummers drummming [8]

Output: Maids a-milking

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Input: [Source] Swortzell, 1966[5] [Giver] My true love gave to me [1] Partridge in a pear tree [2] Turtle doves [3] French hens [4] Collie birds [5] Golden rings [6] Geese a-laying [7] Swans a-swimming [9] Pipers piping [10] Drummers drumming [11] Lords a-leaping [12] Ladies dancing [8]

Output: Maids a-milking

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

Output: Yes

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

Output: Yes

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

Output: No

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

Output: No

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

Output: Yes

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

Output: Yes

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

Output: No

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

Output: No

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

Output: Yes

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

Output: Yes

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

Output: Yes

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

Output: No

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

Output: Yes

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

Output: No

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

Output: Yes

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

Output: No

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

Output: No

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

Output: No

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

Output: No

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

Output: Yes

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Input: [Source] Mirth without Mischief, 1780[4] [Giver] My true love sent to me [2] Turtle doves [3] French hens [4] Colly birds [5] Gold rings [6] Geese a laying [7] Swans a swimming [8] Maids a milking [9] Drummers drumming [10] Pipers piping [11] Ladies dancing [12] Lords a leaping [1]

Output: Partridge in a pear-tree

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Input: [Source] Angus, 1774-1825[9] [Giver] My true love sent to me [2] Turtle doves [3] French hens [4] Colly birds [5] Gold rings [6] Geese a laying [7] Swans a swimming [8] Maids a milking [9] Drummers drumming [10] Pipers piping [11] Ladies dancing [12] Lords a leaping [1]

Output: Partridge in a pear tree

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Input: [Source] Halliwell, 1842[10] [Giver] My mother sent to me [2] Turtle doves [3] French hens [4] Canary birds [5] Gold rings [6] Geese a laying [7] Swans a swimming [8] Ladies dancing [9] Lords a leaping [10] Ships a sailing [11] Ladies spinning [12] Bells ringing [1]

Output: Partridge in a pear-tree

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Input: [Source] Halliwell, 1853[11] [Giver] My true love sent to me [2] Turtle doves [3] French hens [4] Colly birds [5] Gold rings [6] Geese a laying [7] Swans a swimming [8] Maids a milking [9] Drummers drumming [10] Pipers piping [11] Ladies dancing [12] Lords a leaping [1]

Output: Partridge in a pear tree

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Input: [Source] Salmon, 1855[12] [Giver] My true love sent to me [2] Turtle-doves [3] French hens [4] Collie birds [5] Gold rings [6] Geese a-laying [7] Swans a-swimming [8] Maids a-milking [9] Drummers drumming [10] Pipers piping [11] Ladies dancing [12] Lords a-leaping [1]

Output: Partridge upon a pear-tree

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Input: [Source] Husk, 1864[13] [Giver] My true love sent to me [2] Turtle doves [3] French hens [4] Colley birds [5] Gold rings [6] Geese a-laying [7] Swans a-swimming [8] Maids a-milking [9] Drummers drumming [10] Pipers piping [11] Ladies dancing [12] Lords a-leaping [1]

Output: Partridge in a pear-tree

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Input: [Source] Cliftonian, 1867[14] [Giver] My true-love sent to me [2] Turtle-doves [3] French hens [4] Colley birds [5] Gold rings [6] Ducks a-laying [7] Swans swimming [8] Hares a-running [9] Ladies dancing [10] Lords a-leaping [11] Badgers baiting [12] Bells a-ringing [1]

Output: Partridge in a pear-tree

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Input: [Source] Clark, 1875[15] [Giver] My true love sent to me [2] Turtle doves [3] French hens [4] Colour'd birds [5] Gold rings [6] Geese laying [7] Swans swimming [8] Maids milking [9] Drummers drumming [10] Pipers piping [11] Ladies dancing [12] Lords leaping [1]

Output: Partridge in a pear tree

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Input: [Source] Henderson, 1879[16] [Giver] My true love sent to me [2] Turtle doves [3] French hens [4] Curley birds [5] Gold rings [6] Geese laying [7] Swans swimming [8] Maids milking [9] Drummers drumming [10] Pipers piping [11] — [12] — [1]

Output: Partridge upon a pear tree

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Input: [Source] Stokoe, 1888[17] [Giver] My true love sent to me [2] Turtle doves [3] French hens [4] Colly birds [5] Gold rings [6] Geese a-laying [7] Swans a-swimming [8] Maids a-milking [9] Drummers drumming [10] Pipers piping [11] Ladies dancing [12] Lords a leaping [1]

Output: Partridge on a pear tree

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Input: [Source] Scott, 1892[18] [Giver] My true love brought to me [2] Turtle-doves [3] French hens [4] Corley birds [5] Gold rings [6] Geese a-laying [7] Swans a-swimming [8] Maids a-milking [9] Pipers playing [10] Drummers drumming [11] Lads a-louping [12] Ladies dancing [1]

Output: Very pretty peacock upon a pear tree

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Input: [Source] Cole, 1900[19] [Giver] My true love sent to me [2] Turtle doves [3] French hens [4] Colly birds [5] Gold rings [6] Geese a laying [7] Squabs a swimming [8] Hounds a running [9] Bears a beating [10] Cocks a crowing [11] Lords a leaping [12] Ladies a dancing [1]

Output: Parteridge upon a pear tree

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Input: [Source] Sharp, 1905[20] [Giver] My true Love sent to me [2] Turtle doves, and the part of a mistletoe bough [3] French hens [4] Colley birds [5] Goldie rings [6] Geese a-laying [7] Swans a-swimming [8] Boys a-singing [9] Ladies dancing [10] Asses racing [11] Bulls a-beating [12] Bells a-ringing [1]

Output: Goldie ring, and the part of a June apple tree

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Input: [Source] Austin, 1909[2] [Giver] My true love sent to me [2] Turtle Doves [3] French Hens [4] Calling Birds [5] Gold Rings [6] Geese a-laying [7] Swans a-swimming [8] Maids a-milking [9] Ladies dancing [10] Lords a-leaping [11] Pipers piping [12] Drummers drummming [1]

Output: Partridge in a Pear Tree

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Input: [Source] Swortzell, 1966[5] [Giver] My true love gave to me [2] Turtle doves [3] French hens [4] Collie birds [5] Golden rings [6] Geese a-laying [7] Swans a-swimming [8] Maids a-milking [9] Pipers piping [10] Drummers drumming [11] Lords a-leaping [12] Ladies dancing [1]

Output: Partridge in a pear tree

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Input: [Fall Semester] Co-Rec Doubles Tennis [Spring Semester]

Output: 5-on-5 Basketball

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

Output: Co-Rec Sand Volleyball

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Input: [Fall Semester] Co-Rec Ultimate Frisbee [Spring Semester]

Output: Co-Rec Wallyball

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Input: [Fall Semester] Dodgeball [Spring Semester]

Output: Golf Tournament

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Input: [Fall Semester] Flag Football [Spring Semester]

Output: Racquetball

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Input: [Fall Semester] Indoor Volleyball [Spring Semester]

Output: Soccer

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Input: [Fall Semester] Table Tennis [Spring Semester]

Output: Softball and Baseball

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Input: [Fall Semester] Wallyball [Spring Semester]

Output: Tennis

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

Output: Yes

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

Output: No

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

Output: No

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

Output: No

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

Output: Yes

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

Output: Yes

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

Output: No

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

Output: No

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

Output: Yes

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

Output: Yes

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

Output: Yes

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

Output: No

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

Output: Included

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

Output: No

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

Output: No

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

Output: No

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

Output: No

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

Output: No

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

Output: No

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

Output: Yes

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Input: [Name] Active Object [In POSA2[19]] Yes [Other] N/A [Description]

Output: Decouples method execution from method invocation that reside in their own thread of control. The goal is to introduce concurrency, by using asynchronous method invocation and a scheduler for handling requests.

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Input: [Name] Balking [In POSA2[19]] No [Other] N/A [Description]

Output: Only execute an action on an object when the object is in a particular state.

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Input: [Name] Binding properties [In POSA2[19]] No [Other] N/A [Description]

Output: Combining multiple observers to force properties in different objects to be synchronized or coordinated in some way.[20]

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Input: [Name] Block chain [In POSA2[19]] No [Other] N/A [Description]

Output: Decentralized way to store data and agree on ways of processing it in a Merkle tree, optionally using Digital signature for any individual contributions.

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Input: [Name] Double-checked locking [In POSA2[19]] Yes [Other] N/A [Description]

Output: Reduce the overhead of acquiring a lock by first testing the locking criterion (the 'lock hint') in an unsafe manner; only if that succeeds does the actual locking logic proceed. Can be unsafe when implemented in some language/hardware combinations. It can therefore sometimes be considered an anti-pattern.

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Input: [Name] Event-based asynchronous [In POSA2[19]] No [Other] N/A [Description]

Output: Addresses problems with the asynchronous pattern that occur in multithreaded programs.[21]

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Input: [Name] Guarded suspension [In POSA2[19]] No [Other] N/A [Description]

Output: Manages operations that require both a lock to be acquired and a precondition to be satisfied before the operation can be executed.

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Input: [Name] Join [In POSA2[19]] No [Other] N/A [Description]

Output: Join-pattern provides a way to write concurrent, parallel and distributed programs by message passing. Compared to the use of threads and locks, this is a high level programming model.

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Input: [Name] Lock [In POSA2[19]] No [Other] PoEAA[17] [Description]

Output: One thread puts a "lock" on a resource, preventing other threads from accessing or modifying it.[22]

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Input: [Name] Messaging design pattern (MDP) [In POSA2[19]] No [Other] N/A [Description]

Output: Allows the interchange of information (i.e. messages) between components and applications.

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Input: [Name] Monitor object [In POSA2[19]] Yes [Other] N/A [Description]

Output: An object whose methods are subject to mutual exclusion, thus preventing multiple objects from erroneously trying to use it at the same time.

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Input: [Name] Reactor [In POSA2[19]] Yes [Other] N/A [Description]

Output: A reactor object provides an asynchronous interface to resources that must be handled synchronously.

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Input: [Name] Read-write lock [In POSA2[19]] No [Other] N/A [Description]

Output: Allows concurrent read access to an object, but requires exclusive access for write operations.

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Input: [Name] Scheduler [In POSA2[19]] No [Other] N/A [Description]

Output: Explicitly control when threads may execute single-threaded code.

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Input: [Name] Thread pool [In POSA2[19]] No [Other] N/A [Description]

Output: A number of threads are created to perform a number of tasks, which are usually organized in a queue. Typically, there are many more tasks than threads. Can be considered a special case of the object pool pattern.

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Input: [Name] Thread-specific storage [In POSA2[19]] Yes [Other] N/A [Description]

Output: Static or "global" memory local to a thread.

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Input: [Differences] Orthography [Variable]

Output: Writing system

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Input: [Differences] Neurological skills [Variable]

Output: Orthography

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Input: [Differences] Weaknesses and deficits [Variable]

Output: Neurological abilities

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Input: [Differences] Strengths [Variable]

Output: Neurological abilities

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Input: [Differences] National [Variable]

Output: Support provision

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Input: [Differences] Statutory provisions [Variable]

Output: National

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Input: [Differences] Support structures [Variable]

Output: National

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Input: [Segment] One [Content]

Output: The show begins with Wright standing and giving a brief introduction to the show. After the titles, Matthew introduces the panel and has a chat with the day's special guest. This segment usually lasts 15 minutes.

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Input: [Segment] Two [Content]

Output: After an advert break, the panel and Wright discuss the "biggest" news story of the day. Viewers comments aren't usually given during this segment. This segment usually lasts 10–15 minutes.

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Input: [Segment] Three [Content]

Output: When the show returns from its second advert break, the discussion from part 2 continues but this time the panel hears the opinions of callers to the show. This segment usually lasts 10 minutes.

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Input: [Segment] Four [Content]

Output: When the show returns from its third advert break, the panel talks through the day's papers. The special guest usually has four stories, with the remaining two panellists giving three stories. Most of the news comes from the papers, although on occasion breaking news is told from the internet. This segment usually lasts 15 minutes.

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Input: [Segment] Five [Content]

Output: This part of the show is the second of the four talking points. Panel discuss first, then callers and audience opinions are heard. This segment usually lasts 10–15 minutes.

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Input: [Segment] Six [Content]

Output: This segment features the third viewer discussion. As with most segments, this usually lasts 10–15 minutes.

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Input: [Segment] Seven [Content]

Output: This segment starts with emails and tweets being read out by Seema (or whoever is standing in as the 'Booth Babe'), then continues with the fourth and final viewer discussion. On Fridays, this part of the show is dedicated solely to a TV review with critic Kevin O'Sullivan or another TV critic in his absence.

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Input: [Issue // Phase] Iconic technology [ICT4D 1.0] Telecentre [ICT4D 2.0] Mobile phone [ICT4D 0.0]

Output: PC database

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Input: [Issue // Phase] Key application [ICT4D 1.0] Content (and iteration) [ICT4D 2.0] Services and production [ICT4D 0.0]

Output: Data processing

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Input: [Issue // Phase] The poor [ICT4D 1.0] Consumers [ICT4D 2.0] Innovators and producers [ICT4D 0.0]

Output: Who?

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Input: [Issue // Phase] Key goal [ICT4D 1.0] MDGs [ICT4D 2.0] Growth and development [ICT4D 0.0]

Output: Organizational efficiency

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Input: [Issue // Phase] Key issue [ICT4D 1.0] Readiness and availability [ICT4D 2.0] Uptake and impact [ICT4D 0.0]

Output: Technology's potential

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Input: [Issue // Phase] Key actor [ICT4D 1.0] Donors and NGOs [ICT4D 2.0] All sectors [ICT4D 0.0]

Output: Government

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Input: [Issue // Phase] Attitude [ICT4D 1.0] Idolise → Integrate [ICT4D 2.0] Integrate → innovate [ICT4D 0.0]

Output: Ignore → Isolate

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Input: [Issue // Phase] Innovation model [ICT4D 1.0] Pro-poor → Para-poor [ICT4D 2.0] Para-poor → per-poor [ICT4D 0.0]

Output: Northern

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Input: [Issue // Phase] Dominant discipline [ICT4D 1.0] Informatics/Development Studies [ICT4D 2.0] Tribrid of CS, IS, and DS [ICT4D 0.0]

Output: Information Systems

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Input: [Issue // Phase] Development paradigm [ICT4D 1.0] Human development [ICT4D 2.0] Development 2.0 [ICT4D 0.0]

Output: Modernisation

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Input: [President's Frame] Struggle of good and evil [Press Frame] Not mentioned [Themes]

Output: Good v. Evil

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Input: [President's Frame] Struggle of civilization v. barbarism [Press Frame] Not mentioned [Themes]

Output: Civilization v. Barbarism

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Input: [President's Frame] Evil, implacable, murderers [Press Frame] Deadly, indiscriminant Bush Administration [Themes]

Output: Nature of Enemy

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Input: [President's Frame] Domestic/global/enduring War [Press Frame] Domestic/global/longstanding War or police action [Themes]

Output: Nature of War

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Input: [President's Frame] Different Kind of War [Press Frame] WWII or Vietnam? [Themes]

Output: Similarity to Prior Wars

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Input: [President's Frame] Not mentioned [Press Frame] Some, but running out [Themes]

Output: Patience

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Input: [President's Frame] Stated [Press Frame] Minimally reported [Themes]

Output: International Effort

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Input: [Transmitter] Ismaning [FM] Yes [DVB-T] No [DAB] Yes [AM]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Transmitter] Dillberg [FM] Yes [DVB-T] Yes [DAB] Yes [AM]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Transmitter] Würzburg [FM] Yes [DVB-T] Yes [DAB] Yes [AM]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Transmitter] München [FM] No [DVB-T] Yes [DAB] Yes [AM]

Output: No

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Input: [Transmitter] Nürnberg [FM] No [DVB-T] Yes [DAB] Yes [AM]

Output: No

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Input: [Transmitter] Hof [FM] No [DVB-T] No [DAB] No [AM]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Transmitter] Wendelstein [FM] Yes [DVB-T] Yes [DAB] Yes [AM]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Transmitter] Kreuzberg (Rhön) [FM] Yes [DVB-T] Yes [DAB] Yes [AM]

Output: No

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Input: [Transmitter] Grünten [FM] Yes [DVB-T] Yes [DAB] Yes [AM]

Output: No

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Input: [Transmitter] Brotjacklriegel [FM] Yes [DVB-T] Yes [DAB] Yes [AM]

Output: No

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Input: [Transmitter] Hohen Bogen [FM] Yes [DVB-T] Yes [DAB] Yes [AM]

Output: No

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Input: [Transmitter] Hohe Linie [FM] Yes [DVB-T] Yes [DAB] Yes [AM]

Output: No

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Input: [Transmitter] Ochsenkopf [FM] Yes [DVB-T] Yes [DAB] Yes [AM]

Output: No

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Input: [Transmitter] Büttelberg [FM] Yes [DVB-T] Yes [DAB] Yes [AM]

Output: No

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Input: [Transmitter] Pfaffenberg [FM] Yes [DVB-T] Yes [DAB] Yes [AM]

Output: No

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Input: [Transmitter] Hohenpeißenberg [FM] Yes [DVB-T] Yes [DAB] Yes [AM]

Output: No

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Input: [Transmitter] Hühnerberg [FM] Yes [DVB-T] Yes [DAB] No [AM]

Output: No

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Input: [Transmitter] Coburg [FM] Yes [DVB-T] Yes [DAB] No [AM]

Output: No

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Input: [Transmitter] Augsburg [FM] Yes [DVB-T] Yes [DAB] Yes [AM]

Output: No

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Input: [Transmitter] Hochberg [FM] Yes [DVB-T] Yes [DAB] Yes [AM]

Output: No

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Input: [Transmitter] Gelbelsee [FM] Yes [DVB-T] Yes [DAB] Yes [AM]

Output: No

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Input: [0] Cranial form [Mongoloid] broad [Caucasoid] medium [Negroid]

Output: long

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Input: [0] Sagittal outline [Mongoloid] high, globular [Caucasoid] high, rounded [Negroid]

Output: highly variable, post-bregmatic depression

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Input: [0] Nose form [Mongoloid] medium [Caucasoid] narrow [Negroid]

Output: broad

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Input: [0] Nasal bone size [Mongoloid] small [Caucasoid] large [Negroid]

Output: medium/small

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Input: [0] Nasal profile [Mongoloid] concave [Caucasoid] straight [Negroid]

Output: straight/concave

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Input: [0] Nasal spine [Mongoloid] medium [Caucasoid] prominent, straight [Negroid]

Output: reduced

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Input: [0] Nasal sill [Mongoloid] medium [Caucasoid] sharp [Negroid]

Output: dull/absent

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Input: [0] Incisor form [Mongoloid] shoveled [Caucasoid] blade [Negroid]

Output: blade

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Input: [Mongoloid] Mongoloid [Caucasoid] Caucasoid [Negroid]

Output: Negroid

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Input: [0] Facial prognathism [Mongoloid] moderate [Caucasoid] reduced [Negroid]

Output: extreme

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Input: [0] Alveolar prognathism [Mongoloid] moderate [Caucasoid] reduced [Negroid]

Output: extreme

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Input: [0] Malar form [Mongoloid] projecting [Caucasoid] reduced [Negroid]

Output: reduced

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Input: [0] Palatal form [Mongoloid] parabolic/elliptic [Caucasoid] parabolic [Negroid]

Output: hyperbolic

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Input: [0] Orbital form [Mongoloid] round [Caucasoid] rhomboid [Negroid]

Output: round

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Input: [0] Mandible [Mongoloid] robust [Caucasoid] medium [Negroid]

Output: gracile, oblique gonial angle

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Input: [0] Chin projection [Mongoloid] moderate [Caucasoid] prominent [Negroid]

Output: reduced

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Input: [0] Chin form [Mongoloid] median [Caucasoid] bilateral [Negroid]

Output: median

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Input: [Name] Clamp Champ [Log Line] Heroic Master of Capture [Type] Action Figure [Allegiance]

Output: Heroic Warriors

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Input: [Name] Gwildor [Log Line] Heroic Creator of the Cosmic Key [Type] Action Figure [Allegiance]

Output: Heroic Warriors

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Input: [Name] King Randor [Log Line] Heroic Ruler of Eternia [Type] Action Figure [Allegiance]

Output: Heroic Warriors

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Input: [Name] Rotar [Log Line] Heroic Master of Hyper-Spin [Type] Action Figure [Allegiance]

Output: Heroic Warriors

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Input: [Name] Sorceress [Log Line] Heroic Guardian of Castle Grayskull [Type] Action Figure [Allegiance]

Output: Heroic Warriors

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Input: [Name] Blade [Log Line] Evil Master of Swords [Type] Action Figure [Allegiance]

Output: Evil Warriors

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Input: [Name] Blast-Attak [Log Line] Evil Blast-Apart Robotic Warrior [Type] Action Figure [Allegiance]

Output: Evil Warriors

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Input: [Name] Faker (aka Faker II, reissue) [Log Line] Evil Robotic HE-MAN Imposter! [Type] Action Figure [Allegiance]

Output: Evil Warriors

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Input: [Name] Ninjor [Log Line] Evil Ninja Warrior [Type] Action Figure [Allegiance]

Output: Evil Warriors

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Input: [Name] Saurod [Log Line] Evil Spark-Shooting Reptile [Type] Action Figure [Allegiance]

Output: Evil Warriors

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Input: [Name] Scare Glow [Log Line] Evil Ghost of Skeletor [Type] Action Figure [Allegiance]

Output: Evil Warriors

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Input: [Name] Twistoid [Log Line] Evil Speed Twisting Robot [Type] Action Figure [Allegiance]

Output: Evil Warriors

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Input: [Name] Buzz-Saw Hordak [Log Line] Ruthless Leader with Blaster Blade [Type] Action Figure [Allegiance]

Output: The Evil Horde

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Input: [Name] Mosquitor [Log Line] Evil Energy-Draining Insectoid [Type] Action Figure [Allegiance]

Output: The Evil Horde

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Input: [Name] Snake Face [Log Line] Most Gruesome of the Snake Men [Type] Action Figure [Allegiance]

Output: Snake Men

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Input: [Name] Sssqueeze [Log Line] Evil Long Armed Viper [Type] Action Figure [Allegiance]

Output: Snake Men

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Input: [Name] Bionatops [Log Line] Heroic Bionic Dinosaur [Type] Creature [Allegiance]

Output: Heroic Warriors

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Input: [Name] Turbodactyl [Log Line] Heroic Reptile with "Jet" Wings [Type] Creature [Allegiance]

Output: Heroic Warriors

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Input: [Name] Tyrantisaurus Rex [Log Line] Most Terrifying Dinosaur in the Land of Preternia [Type] Creature [Allegiance]

Output: Snake Men

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Input: [Name] Tytus (Only released in Italy) [Log Line] Heroic Giant Warlord [Type] Creature [Allegiance]

Output: Heroic Warriors

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Input: [Name] Megator (Only released in Italy) [Log Line] Evil Giant Destroyer [Type] Creature [Allegiance]

Output: Snake Men

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Input: [Name] Eternia [Log Line] The Ultimate Battleground Comes to Life! [Type] Playset [Allegiance]

Output: Neutral

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Input: [Name] Beam Blaster & Artilleray [Type] Accessories [Allegiance]

Output: Heroic Warriors/The Evil Horde

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Input: [Name] Cliff Climber [Log Line] Motorized Mountain Battle Equipment [Type] Accessories [Allegiance]

Output: Heroic Warriors

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Input: [Name] Tower Tools [Log Line] Motorized for Castle Battle [Type] Accessories [Allegiance]

Output: Heroic Warriors

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Input: [Name] Scubattack [Log Line] Motorized Underwater Battle Pack [Type] Accessories [Allegiance]

Output: Evil Warriors

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Input: [Name] Astro Lion [Log Line] Heroic Lion with Amazing Brute Strength [Type] Creature [Allegiance]

Output: Heroic Meteorbs

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Input: [Name] Comet Cat [Log Line] Heroic Panther is the Fastest of the Meteorbs [Type] Creature [Allegiance]

Output: Heroic Meteorbs

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Input: [Name] Cometroid [Log Line] Heroic Meteorb with Heroic Might [Type] Creature [Allegiance]

Output: Heroic Meteorbs

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Input: [Name] Tuskor [Log Line] Heroic Mammoth Busts Force-Fields with Tusks [Type] Creature [Allegiance]

Output: Heroic Meteorbs

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Input: [Name] Ty-Grrr [Log Line] Heroic Tiger Meteorb [Type] Creature [Allegiance]

Output: Heroic Meteorbs

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Input: [Name] Crocobite [Log Line] Evil Crocodile with Crushing Jaws [Type] Creature [Allegiance]

Output: Evil Meteorbs

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Input: [Name] Dinosorb [Log Line] Evil Dinosaur Stomps to Start Quakes [Type] Creature [Allegiance]

Output: Evil Meteorbs

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Input: [Name] Gore-Illa [Log Line] Evil Ape with Monstrous Muscle Power [Type] Creature [Allegiance]

Output: Evil Meteorbs

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Input: [Name] Orbear [Log Line] Evil Grizzly Bashes Enemies with Claws [Type] Creature [Allegiance]

Output: Evil Meteorbs

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Input: [Name] Rhinorb [Log Line] Evil Rhino with Horrible Ramming Horn [Type] Creature [Allegiance]

Output: Evil Meteorbs

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

Output: Evil Robot with the Long-Range "Laser" Jet

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

Output: Most Powerful Wizard in the Universe

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

Output: Heroic Guardian of the Book of Living Spells

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Input: [Name] Gygor [Allegiance] Evil Warriors [Type] Creature [Log Line]

Output: Unknown

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Input: [Name] Gigantisaur [Allegiance] Heroic Warriors [Type] Creature [Log Line]

Output: Unknown

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

Output: Unknown

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

Output: Most Powerful Man in the Universe

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

Output: Most Powerful Man in the Universe

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

Output: Heroic Master of Weapons

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Input: [Name] Serpent Track Mekaneck [Allegiance] Heroic Warriors [Type] Action Figure [Log Line]

Output: Heroic Human Periscope

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Input: [Name] Battle Fist (aka Fisto) [Allegiance] Heroic Warriors [Type] Action Figure [Log Line]

Output: Heroic Hand-To-Hand Fighter

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Input: [Name] Snake Crush Skeletor [Allegiance] Evil Warriors [Type] Action Figure [Log Line]

Output: Overlord of Evil

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

Output: Overlord of Evil

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Input: [Name] King Hssss (aka King Hiss) [Allegiance] Snake Men [Type] Action Figure [Log Line]

Output: Dreadful Disguised Leader of the Snake Men

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Input: [Name] Venom Spitting Khan (aka Kobra Khan) [Allegiance] Snake Men [Type] Action Figure [Log Line]

Output: Henchman of the Snake Men

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Input: [Name] The General (aka Rattlor) [Allegiance] Snake Men [Type] Action Figure [Log Line]

Output: Evil Snake Creature with the Quick Strike Head

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Input: [Name] Battle Bones Transport (aka Battle Bones) [Allegiance] Neutral [Type] Creature [Log Line]

Output: Figure Carrier

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Input: [Name] Mecha-Bite Battle Cat [Allegiance] Heroic Warriors [Type] Creature [Log Line]

Output: Fighting Tiger

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Input: [Name] Mecha-Bite Panthor [Allegiance] Evil Warriors [Type] Creature [Log Line]

Output: Savage Cat

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

Output: Yes

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

Output: No

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

Output: No

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

Output: Yes

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

Output: No

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

Output: No

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

Output: No

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

Output: No

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

Output: No

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

Output: No

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

Output: No

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

Output: Yes

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

Output: Yes

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

Output: Mac OS X

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Output: Heroic Warriors

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

Output: Heroic Warriors

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

Output: Heroic Warriors

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Input: [Name] Serpent Track Mekaneck [Log Line] Heroic Human Periscope [Type] Action Figure [Allegiance]

Output: Heroic Warriors

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Input: [Name] Battle Fist (aka Fisto) [Log Line] Heroic Hand-To-Hand Fighter [Type] Action Figure [Allegiance]

Output: Heroic Warriors

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Input: [Name] Snake Crush Skeletor [Log Line] Overlord of Evil [Type] Action Figure [Allegiance]

Output: Evil Warriors

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

Output: Evil Warriors

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Input: [Name] King Hssss (aka King Hiss) [Log Line] Dreadful Disguised Leader of the Snake Men [Type] Action Figure [Allegiance]

Output: Snake Men

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Input: [Name] Venom Spitting Khan (aka Kobra Khan) [Log Line] Henchman of the Snake Men [Type] Action Figure [Allegiance]

Output: Snake Men

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Input: [Name] The General (aka Rattlor) [Log Line] Evil Snake Creature with the Quick Strike Head [Type] Action Figure [Allegiance]

Output: Snake Men

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Input: [Name] Battle Bones Transport (aka Battle Bones) [Log Line] Figure Carrier [Type] Creature [Allegiance]

Output: Neutral

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Input: [Name] Mecha-Bite Battle Cat [Log Line] Fighting Tiger [Type] Creature [Allegiance]

Output: Heroic Warriors

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Input: [Name] Mecha-Bite Panthor [Log Line] Savage Cat [Type] Creature [Allegiance]

Output: Evil Warriors

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

Output: US$7.99 and up

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

Output: Available

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Input: [Radio format] Listening availability [AM/FM] Low to moderate — implementation of FM service requires moderate to high population densities and is thus not practical in rural and/or remote locales; AM travels great distances at night. Very high [Satellite radio]

Output: Very high — a satellite signal's footprint covers millions of square kilometres.

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

Output: Varies²

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

Output: Highest

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