Input: [0] Ingvaeonic nasal spirant law [Old Frisian] Yes [Old Saxon] Yes [Old Dutch] Rare [Old Central German] No [Old Upper German] No [Old English]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] Loss of the reflexive pronoun [Old Frisian] Yes [Old Saxon] Yes [Old Dutch] Most dialects [Old Central German] No [Old Upper German] No [Old English]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] Loss of final *-z in single-syllable words [Old Frisian] Yes [Old Saxon] Yes [Old Dutch] Yes [Old Central German] No [Old Upper German] No [Old English]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] Reduction of weak class III to four relics [Old Frisian] Yes [Old Saxon] Yes [Old Dutch] Yes [Old Central German] No [Old Upper German] No [Old English]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] Monophthongization of *ai, *au [Old Frisian] Yes [Old Saxon] Yes [Old Dutch] Usually [Old Central German] Partial [Old Upper German] Partial [Old English]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] Final-obstruent devoicing [Old Frisian] No [Old Saxon] No [Old Dutch] Yes [Old Central German] No [Old Upper German] No [Old English]

Output: No

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Input: [0] Diphthongization of *ē, *ō [Old Frisian] No [Old Saxon] Rare [Old Dutch] Yes [Old Central German] Yes [Old Upper German] Yes [Old English]

Output: No

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Input: [0] Loss of initial *h- before consonant [Old Frisian] No [Old Saxon] No [Old Dutch] Yes [Old Central German] Yes [Old Upper German] Yes [Old English]

Output: No

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Input: [0] Loss of initial *w- before consonant [Old Frisian] No [Old Saxon] No [Old Dutch] No [Old Central German] Yes [Old Upper German] Yes [Old English]

Output: No

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Input: [0] High German consonant shift [Old Frisian] No [Old Saxon] No [Old Dutch] No [Old Central German] Partial [Old Upper German] Yes [Old English]

Output: No

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Input: [Year] 2005 [Award] Imagen Award [Result] Nominated [Notes] Cold Case [Category]

Output: Best Supporting Actor—Television

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Input: [Year] 2006 [Award] Imagen Award [Result] Nominated [Notes] Cold Case [Category]

Output: Best Actor—Television

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Input: [Year] 2008 [Award] ALMA Award [Result] Nominated [Notes] Cold Case [Category]

Output: Outstanding Actor in a Drama Television Series

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Input: [Year] 2009 [Award] ALMA Award [Result] Nominated [Notes] Cold Case [Category]

Output: Outstanding Actor in a Drama Television Series

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Input: [Year] 2010 [Award] Imagen Award [Result] Won [Notes] Cold Case [Category]

Output: Best Actor—Television

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Input: [Year] 2012 [Award] ALMA Award [Result] Nominated [Notes] Law & Order: Special Victims Unit[6] [Category]

Output: Outstanding Actor in a Drama Television Series

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Input: [0] Palatalisation of velars [Old English] Yes [Old Saxon] No [Old Dutch] No [Old Central German] No [Old Upper German] No [Old Frisian]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] Unrounding of front rounded vowels [Old English] Yes [Old Saxon] No [Old Dutch] No [Old Central German] No [Old Upper German] No [Old Frisian]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] Loss of intervocalic *-h- [Old English] Yes [Old Saxon] No [Old Dutch] Yes [Old Central German] No [Old Upper German] No [Old Frisian]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] Class II weak verb ending *-(ō)ja- [Old English] Yes [Old Saxon] Sometimes [Old Dutch] No [Old Central German] No [Old Upper German] No [Old Frisian]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] Merging of plural forms of verbs [Old English] Yes [Old Saxon] Yes [Old Dutch] No [Old Central German] No [Old Upper German] No [Old Frisian]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] Ingvaeonic nasal spirant law [Old English] Yes [Old Saxon] Yes [Old Dutch] Rare [Old Central German] No [Old Upper German] No [Old Frisian]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] Loss of the reflexive pronoun [Old English] Yes [Old Saxon] Yes [Old Dutch] Most dialects [Old Central German] No [Old Upper German] No [Old Frisian]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] Loss of final *-z in single-syllable words [Old English] Yes [Old Saxon] Yes [Old Dutch] Yes [Old Central German] No [Old Upper German] No [Old Frisian]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] Reduction of weak class III to four relics [Old English] Yes [Old Saxon] Yes [Old Dutch] Yes [Old Central German] No [Old Upper German] No [Old Frisian]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] Monophthongization of *ai, *au [Old English] Yes [Old Saxon] Yes [Old Dutch] Usually [Old Central German] Partial [Old Upper German] Partial [Old Frisian]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] Final-obstruent devoicing [Old English] No [Old Saxon] No [Old Dutch] Yes [Old Central German] No [Old Upper German] No [Old Frisian]

Output: No

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Input: [0] Diphthongization of *ē, *ō [Old English] No [Old Saxon] Rare [Old Dutch] Yes [Old Central German] Yes [Old Upper German] Yes [Old Frisian]

Output: No

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Input: [0] Loss of initial *h- before consonant [Old English] No [Old Saxon] No [Old Dutch] Yes [Old Central German] Yes [Old Upper German] Yes [Old Frisian]

Output: No

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Input: [0] Loss of initial *w- before consonant [Old English] No [Old Saxon] No [Old Dutch] No [Old Central German] Yes [Old Upper German] Yes [Old Frisian]

Output: No

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Input: [0] High German consonant shift [Old English] No [Old Saxon] No [Old Dutch] No [Old Central German] Partial [Old Upper German] Yes [Old Frisian]

Output: No

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Input: [Factor] Garbage collection [Type] Variable [Relationship*] Inverse (good) [Description]

Output: The efficiency of the algorithm used to pick the next best block to erase and rewrite

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Input: [Factor] Over-provisioning [Type] Variable [Relationship*] Inverse (good) [Description]

Output: The percentage of physical capacity which is allocated to the SSD controller

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Input: [Factor] TRIM command for SATA or UNMAP for SCSI [Type] Toggle [Relationship*] Positive (good) [Description]

Output: These commands must be sent by the operating system (OS) which tells the storage device which sectors contain invalid data. SSDs consuming these commands can then reclaim the pages containing these sectors as free space when the blocks containing these pages are erased instead of copying the invalid data to clean pages.

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Input: [Factor] Free user space [Type] Variable [Relationship*] Inverse (good) [Description]

Output: The percentage of the user capacity free of actual user data; requires TRIM, otherwise the SSD gains no benefit from any free user capacity

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Input: [Factor] Secure erase [Type] Toggle [Relationship*] Positive (good) [Description]

Output: Erases all user data and related metadata which resets the SSD to the initial out-of-box performance (until garbage collection resumes)

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Input: [Factor] Wear leveling [Type] Variable [Relationship*] Direct (bad) [Description]

Output: The efficiency of the algorithm that ensures every block is written an equal number of times to all other blocks as evenly as possible

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Write Amplification Factors


Input: [Factor] Separating static and dynamic data [Type] Toggle [Relationship*] Positive (good) [Description]

Output: Grouping data based on how often it tends to change

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Input: [Factor] Sequential writes [Type] Toggle [Relationship*] Positive (good) [Description]

Output: In theory, sequential writes have a write amplification of 1, but other factors will still affect the value

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Input: [Factor] Random writes [Type] Toggle [Relationship*] Negative (bad) [Description]

Output: Writing to non-sequential LBAs will have the greatest impact on write amplification

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Input: [Factor] Data compression which includes data deduplication [Type] Variable [Relationship*] Inverse (good) [Description]

Output: Write amplification goes down and SSD speed goes up when data compression and deduplication eliminates more redundant data.

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Input: [Factor] Using MLC NAND in SLC mode [Type] Toggle [Relationship*] Negative (bad) [Description]

Output: This writes data at a rate of one bit per cell instead of the designed number of bits per cell (normally two bits per cell) to speed up reads and writes. If capacity limits of the NAND in SLC mode are approached, the SSD must rewrite the oldest data written in SLC mode into MLC or TLC mode to allow space in the SLC mode NAND to be erased in order to accept more data. However, this approach can reduce wear by keeping frequently-changed pages in SLC mode to avoid programming these changes in MLC or TLC mode, because writing in MLC or TLC mode does more damage to the flash than writing in SLC mode. Therefore, this approach drives up write amplification but could reduce wear when writing patterns target frequently-written pages. However, sequential- and random-write patterns will aggravate the damage because there are no or few frequently-written pages that could be contained in the SLC area, forcing old data to need to be constantly be rewritten to MLC or TLC from the SLC area.

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Input: [0] Palatalisation of velars [Old English] Yes [Old Frisian] Yes [Old Dutch] No [Old Central German] No [Old Upper German] No [Old Saxon]

Output: No

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Input: [0] Unrounding of front rounded vowels [Old English] Yes [Old Frisian] Yes [Old Dutch] No [Old Central German] No [Old Upper German] No [Old Saxon]

Output: No

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Input: [0] Loss of intervocalic *-h- [Old English] Yes [Old Frisian] Yes [Old Dutch] Yes [Old Central German] No [Old Upper German] No [Old Saxon]

Output: No

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Input: [0] Class II weak verb ending *-(ō)ja- [Old English] Yes [Old Frisian] Yes [Old Dutch] No [Old Central German] No [Old Upper German] No [Old Saxon]

Output: Sometimes

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Input: [0] Merging of plural forms of verbs [Old English] Yes [Old Frisian] Yes [Old Dutch] No [Old Central German] No [Old Upper German] No [Old Saxon]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] Ingvaeonic nasal spirant law [Old English] Yes [Old Frisian] Yes [Old Dutch] Rare [Old Central German] No [Old Upper German] No [Old Saxon]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] Loss of the reflexive pronoun [Old English] Yes [Old Frisian] Yes [Old Dutch] Most dialects [Old Central German] No [Old Upper German] No [Old Saxon]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] Loss of final *-z in single-syllable words [Old English] Yes [Old Frisian] Yes [Old Dutch] Yes [Old Central German] No [Old Upper German] No [Old Saxon]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] Reduction of weak class III to four relics [Old English] Yes [Old Frisian] Yes [Old Dutch] Yes [Old Central German] No [Old Upper German] No [Old Saxon]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] Monophthongization of *ai, *au [Old English] Yes [Old Frisian] Yes [Old Dutch] Usually [Old Central German] Partial [Old Upper German] Partial [Old Saxon]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] Final-obstruent devoicing [Old English] No [Old Frisian] No [Old Dutch] Yes [Old Central German] No [Old Upper German] No [Old Saxon]

Output: No

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Input: [0] Diphthongization of *ē, *ō [Old English] No [Old Frisian] No [Old Dutch] Yes [Old Central German] Yes [Old Upper German] Yes [Old Saxon]

Output: Rare

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Input: [0] Loss of initial *h- before consonant [Old English] No [Old Frisian] No [Old Dutch] Yes [Old Central German] Yes [Old Upper German] Yes [Old Saxon]

Output: No

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Input: [0] Loss of initial *w- before consonant [Old English] No [Old Frisian] No [Old Dutch] No [Old Central German] Yes [Old Upper German] Yes [Old Saxon]

Output: No

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Input: [0] High German consonant shift [Old English] No [Old Frisian] No [Old Dutch] No [Old Central German] Partial [Old Upper German] Yes [Old Saxon]

Output: No

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Input: [Positive] good [Comparative] better [Superlative]

Output: best

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Input: [Positive] well [Comparative] better [Superlative]

Output: best

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Input: [Positive] bad [Comparative] worse [Superlative]

Output: worst

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Input: [Positive] ill [Comparative] worse [Superlative]

Output: worst

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Input: [Positive] far [Comparative] farther [Superlative]

Output: farthest

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Input: [Positive] far [Comparative] further [Superlative]

Output: furthest

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Input: [Positive] little [Comparative] smaller, less(er) [Superlative]

Output: smallest, least

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Input: [Positive] many, much [Comparative] more [Superlative]

Output: most

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Input: [Model] Analeigh [Award Show Snafu]

Output: The interviewer with an attitude

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Input: [Model] Elina [Award Show Snafu]

Output: The girl with an overly emotional acceptance speech

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Input: [Model] Joslyn [Award Show Snafu]

Output: The girl that faced another starlet in the same gown as her

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Input: [Model] Lauren Brie [Award Show Snafu]

Output: The girl that tripped up the stairs

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Input: [Model] Marjorie [Award Show Snafu]

Output: The girl that wanted to use the restroom, but couldn't get out of her gown

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Input: [Model] McKey [Award Show Snafu]

Output: The girl that was so sure she was going to win, but doesn't

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Input: [Model] Samantha [Award Show Snafu]

Output: The girl that can't read the cue cards because of the lights

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Input: [Model] Sheena [Award Show Snafu]

Output: The girl that got angry when another starlet stepped on her gown

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Input: [Year] 2005 [Award] Teen Choice Award [Category] Choice TV – Breakout Female [Work] Grey's Anatomy [Result]

Output: Nominated

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Input: [Year] 2006 [Award] Screen Actors Guild Award [Category] Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Drama Series [Work] Grey's Anatomy [Result]

Output: Nominated

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Input: [Year] 2006 [Award] Teen Choice Award [Category] TV – Choice Actress [Work] Grey's Anatomy [Result]

Output: Nominated

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Input: [Year] 2006 [Award] Satellite Award [Category] Best Ensemble in Television [Work] Grey's Anatomy [Result]

Output: Won

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Input: [Year] 2007 [Award] Golden Globe Award [Category] Best Performance by an Actress in a Television Series – Drama [Work] Grey's Anatomy [Result]

Output: Nominated

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Input: [Year] 2007 [Award] Screen Actors Guild Award [Category] Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Drama Series [Work] Grey's Anatomy [Result]

Output: Won

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Input: [Year] 2007 [Award] Satellite Award [Category] Best Actress – Drama Series [Work] Grey's Anatomy [Result]

Output: Won

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Input: [Year] 2007 [Award] National Italian American Foundation [Category] Special Achievement in Entertaining [Result]

Output: Won

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Input: [Year] 2008 [Award] Screen Actors Guild Awards [Category] Outstanding Performance by an Ensemble in a Drama Series [Work] Grey's Anatomy [Result]

Output: Nominated

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Input: [Year] 2009 [Award] Gold Derby TV Award [Category] Best Drama Actress -Television [Work] Grey's Anatomy [Result]

Output: Nominated

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Input: [Year] 2010 [Award] People's Choice Award [Category] Favorite TV Doctor [Work] Grey's Anatomy [Result]

Output: Nominated

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Input: [Year] 2011 [Award] People's Choice Award [Category] Favorite TV Drama Actress [Work] Grey's Anatomy [Result]

Output: Nominated

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Input: [Year] 2012 [Award] Gold Derby TV Award [Category] Best Drama Actress -Television [Work] Grey's Anatomy [Result]

Output: Nominated

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Input: [Year] 2012 [Award] People's Choice Award [Category] Favorite TV Drama Actress [Work] Grey's Anatomy [Result]

Output: Nominated

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Input: [Year] 2013 [Award] People's Choice Award [Category] Favorite TV Drama Actress [Work] Grey's Anatomy [Result]

Output: Won

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Input: [Year] 2014 [Award] People's Choice Award [Category] Favorite On-Screen Chemistry (Shared with Patrick Dempsey) [Work] Grey's Anatomy [Result]

Output: Nominated

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Input: [Year] 2014 [Award] People's Choice Award [Category] Favorite TV Gal Pals (Shared with Sandra Oh) [Work] Grey's Anatomy [Result]

Output: Nominated

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Input: [Year] 2015 [Award] People's Choice Award [Category] Favorite Dramatic TV Actress [Work] Grey's Anatomy [Result]

Output: Won

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Input: [Year] 1981 [Artist/Band] Bad Religion [Role] Producer and guitars [Album]

Output: Bad Religion

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Input: [Year] 1981[11][12] [Artist/Band] Bad Religion [Role] Producer and guitars [Album]

Output: How Could Hell Be Any Worse?

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Input: [Year] 1983 [Artist/Band] Bad Religion [Role] Producer and guitars [Album]

Output: Into the Unknown

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Input: [Year] 1985 [Artist/Band] Bad Religion [Role] Producer [Album]

Output: Back to the Known

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Input: [Year] 1985 [Artist/Band] The Seeing Eye Gods [Role] Vocals, all instruments, producer, engineer (credited as "Billy Pilgrim") [Album]

Output: The Seeing Eye Gods

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Input: [Year] 1988 [Artist/Band] Bad Religion [Role] Producer, guitars and background vocals [Album]

Output: Suffer

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Input: [Year] 1988 [Artist/Band] L7 [Role] Producer [Album]

Output: L7

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Input: [Year] 1988 [Artist/Band] NOFX [Role] Producer [Album]

Output: Liberal Animation

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Input: [Year] 1989 [Artist/Band] Bad Religion [Role] Producer, guitars and background vocals [Album]

Output: No Control

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Input: [Year] 1989 [Artist/Band] NOFX [Role] Producer [Album]

Output: S&M Airlines

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Input: [Year] 1990 [Artist/Band] Jughead's Revenge [Role] Producer [Album]

Output: Unstuck in Time

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Input: [Year] 1990 [Artist/Band] Bad Religion [Role] Producer, guitars and background vocals [Album]

Output: Against the Grain

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Input: [Year] 1990 [Artist/Band] No Use for a Name [Role] Producer, guitars and background vocals [Album]

Output: Incognito

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Input: [Year] 1991 [Artist/Band] Bad Religion [Role] Producer, guitars and background vocals [Album]

Output: 80-85

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Input: [Year] 1991 [Artist/Band] Down by Law [Role] Producer, guitars and background vocals [Album]

Output: Down by Law

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Input: [Year] 1991 [Artist/Band] NOFX [Role] Producer [Album]

Output: Ribbed

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Input: [Year] 1991 [Artist/Band] Samiam [Role] Producer [Album]

Output: Soar

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Input: [Year] 1992 [Artist/Band] Bad Religion [Role] Producer, guitars and background vocals [Album]

Output: Generator

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Input: [Year] 1992 [Artist/Band] L7 [Role] Co-wrote "Scrap" [Album]

Output: Bricks Are Heavy

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Input: [Year] 1992 [Artist/Band] Chemical People [Role] Background vocals [Album]

Output: Chemical People

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Input: [Year] 1992 [Artist/Band] Down by Law [Role] Producer and engineer [Album]

Output: Blue

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Input: [Year] 1993 [Artist/Band] Bad Religion [Role] Producer, guitars and background vocals [Album]

Output: Recipe for Hate

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Input: [Year] 1993 [Artist/Band] Rancid [Role] Background vocals [Album]

Output: Rancid

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Input: [Year] 1994 [Artist/Band] Bad Religion [Role] Producer, guitars and background vocals [Album]

Output: Stranger Than Fiction

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Input: [Year] 1994 [Artist/Band] Rancid [Role] Producer and engineer [Album]

Output: Let's Go

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Input: [Year] 1995 [Artist/Band] Bad Religion [Role] Producer, guitars and background vocals [Album]

Output: All Ages

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Input: [Year] 1995 [Artist/Band] Pennywise [Role] Producer [Album]

Output: About Time

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Input: [Year] 1995 [Artist/Band] Rancid [Role] Engineer [Album]

Output: ...And Out Come the Wolves

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Input: [Year] 1996 [Artist/Band] Daredevils [Role] Guitars and vocals [Album]

Output: Hate You

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Input: [Year] 1997 [Artist/Band] Pennywise [Role] Mixer [Album]

Output: Full Circle

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Input: [Year] 1997 [Artist/Band] The Pietasters [Role] Producer and engineer [Album]

Output: Willis

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Input: [Year] 1999 [Artist/Band] H2O [Role] Producer [Album]

Output: F.T.T.W.

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Input: [Year] 1999 [Artist/Band] The Pietasters [Role] Backing vocals, additional percussion, producer and engineer [Album]

Output: Awesome Mix Tape vol. 6

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Input: [Year] 2000 [Artist/Band] Bad Religion [Role] Co-wrote and played guitar on the song "Believe It". [Album]

Output: The New America

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Input: [Year] 2000 [Artist/Band] Millencolin [Role] Producer and Acoustic Guitar on "The Ballad". [Album]

Output: Pennybridge Pioneers

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Input: [Year] 2000 [Artist/Band] Rancid [Role] Producer [Album]

Output: Rancid

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Input: [Year] 2000 [Artist/Band] Voodoo Glow Skulls [Role] Producer [Album]

Output: Symbolic

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Input: [Year] 2001 [Artist/Band] Pennywise [Role] Co-wrote "Who's on Your Side" [Album]

Output: Land of the Free?

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Input: [Year] 2002 [Artist/Band] Bad Religion [Role] Producer, guitars and background vocals [Album]

Output: The Process of Belief

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Input: [Year] 2002 [Artist/Band] The Distillers [Role] Engineer and mixing [Album]

Output: Sing Sing Death House

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Input: [Year] 2003 [Artist/Band] Matchbook Romance [Role] Producer, engineer and mixer [Album]

Output: West For Wishing

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Input: [Year] 2003 [Artist/Band] Rancid [Role] Vocals, producer, engineer and mixing [Album]

Output: Indestructible

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Input: [Year] 2004 [Artist/Band] Bad Religion [Role] Producer, guitars and background vocals [Album]

Output: The Empire Strikes First

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Input: [Year] 2005 [Artist/Band] The Unseen [Role] Mixer [Album]

Output: State of Discontent

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Input: [Year] 2006[13] [Artist/Band] From First to Last [Role] Background vocals [Album]

Output: Heroine

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Input: [Year] 2006 [Artist/Band] The Matches [Role] Producer [Album]

Output: Decomposer

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Input: [Year] 2006 [Artist/Band] Greg Graffin [Role] Producer and background vocals [Album]

Output: Cold as the Clay

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Input: [Year] 2007 [Artist/Band] Bad Religion [Role] Guitars and background vocals [Album]

Output: New Maps of Hell

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Input: [Year] 2009 [Artist/Band] Rancid [Role] Producer [Album]

Output: Let the Dominoes Fall

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Input: [Year] 2010 [Artist/Band] Bad Religion [Role] Guitars and background vocals [Album]

Output: The Dissent of Man

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Input: [Year] 2010 [Artist/Band] Parkway Drive [Role] Guest vocals on "Home is for the Heartless" [Album]

Output: Deep Blue

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Input: [Year] 2011 [Artist/Band] Heartsounds [Role] Producer (Vocals) [Album]

Output: Drifter

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Input: [Year] 2013 [Artist/Band] Bad Religion [Role] Guitars and also a producer [Album]

Output: True North

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Input: [Year] 2013 [Artist/Band] Bad Religion [Role] Guitar, backing vocals [Album]

Output: Christmas Songs

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Input: [Year] 2014 [Artist/Band] Rancid [Role] Producer [Album]

Output: Honor Is All We Know

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Input: [0] Palatalisation of velars [Old English] Yes [Old Frisian] Yes [Old Saxon] No [Old Dutch] No [Old Central German] No [Old Upper German]

Output: No

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Input: [0] Unrounding of front rounded vowels [Old English] Yes [Old Frisian] Yes [Old Saxon] No [Old Dutch] No [Old Central German] No [Old Upper German]

Output: No

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Input: [0] Loss of intervocalic *-h- [Old English] Yes [Old Frisian] Yes [Old Saxon] No [Old Dutch] Yes [Old Central German] No [Old Upper German]

Output: No

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Input: [0] Class II weak verb ending *-(ō)ja- [Old English] Yes [Old Frisian] Yes [Old Saxon] Sometimes [Old Dutch] No [Old Central German] No [Old Upper German]

Output: No

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Input: [0] Merging of plural forms of verbs [Old English] Yes [Old Frisian] Yes [Old Saxon] Yes [Old Dutch] No [Old Central German] No [Old Upper German]

Output: No

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Input: [0] Ingvaeonic nasal spirant law [Old English] Yes [Old Frisian] Yes [Old Saxon] Yes [Old Dutch] Rare [Old Central German] No [Old Upper German]

Output: No

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Input: [0] Loss of the reflexive pronoun [Old English] Yes [Old Frisian] Yes [Old Saxon] Yes [Old Dutch] Most dialects [Old Central German] No [Old Upper German]

Output: No

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Input: [0] Loss of final *-z in single-syllable words [Old English] Yes [Old Frisian] Yes [Old Saxon] Yes [Old Dutch] Yes [Old Central German] No [Old Upper German]

Output: No

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Input: [0] Reduction of weak class III to four relics [Old English] Yes [Old Frisian] Yes [Old Saxon] Yes [Old Dutch] Yes [Old Central German] No [Old Upper German]

Output: No

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Input: [0] Monophthongization of *ai, *au [Old English] Yes [Old Frisian] Yes [Old Saxon] Yes [Old Dutch] Usually [Old Central German] Partial [Old Upper German]

Output: Partial

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Input: [0] Final-obstruent devoicing [Old English] No [Old Frisian] No [Old Saxon] No [Old Dutch] Yes [Old Central German] No [Old Upper German]

Output: No

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Input: [0] Diphthongization of *ē, *ō [Old English] No [Old Frisian] No [Old Saxon] Rare [Old Dutch] Yes [Old Central German] Yes [Old Upper German]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] Loss of initial *h- before consonant [Old English] No [Old Frisian] No [Old Saxon] No [Old Dutch] Yes [Old Central German] Yes [Old Upper German]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] Loss of initial *w- before consonant [Old English] No [Old Frisian] No [Old Saxon] No [Old Dutch] No [Old Central German] Yes [Old Upper German]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] High German consonant shift [Old English] No [Old Frisian] No [Old Saxon] No [Old Dutch] No [Old Central German] Partial [Old Upper German]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Object(s)] Stars [Modeling mechanism] Stars: Daily motion E to W of sphere of stars, carrying all other spheres with it. Normally ignored; other spheres have additional motions. [Observation]

Output: Motion of entire sky E to W in ~24 hrs ("first motion")

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Input: [Object(s)] Sun [Modeling mechanism] Motion of sun's sphere W to E in year [Observation]

Output: Motion yearly W to E along ecliptic

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Input: [Object(s)] Sun [Modeling mechanism] Eccentric orbit (sun's deferent center off Earth) [Observation]

Output: Non-uniform rate along ecliptic (uneven seasons)

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Input: [Object(s)] Moon [Modeling mechanism] Monthly W to E motion of moon's sphere [Observation]

Output: Monthly motion W to E compared to stars

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Input: [Object(s)] The 5 planets [Modeling mechanism] Motion of deferents W to E; period set by observation of planet going around the ecliptic. [Observation]

Output: General motion W to E through zodiac

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Input: [Object(s)] Planets [Modeling mechanism] Motion of epicycle in same direction as deferent. Period of epicycle is time between retrograde motions (synodic period). [Observation]

Output: Retrograde motion

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Input: [Object(s)] Planets [Modeling mechanism] Eccentric per planet [Observation]

Output: Variations in speed thru zodiac

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Input: [Object(s)] Planets [Modeling mechanism] Equants per planet (Copernicus used a pair of epicycles instead) [Observation]

Output: Variations in retrograde timing

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Input: [Object(s)] Planets [Modeling mechanism] Only ratio between radius of deferent and associated epicycle determined; absolute distances not determined in theory. [Observation]

Output: Size of deferents, epicycles

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Input: [Object(s)] Interior planets [Modeling mechanism] Size of epicycles set by these angles, proportional to distances. [Observation]

Output: Average greatest elongations of 23 (Mercury)and 46 degrees (Venus)

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Input: [Object(s)] Interior planets [Modeling mechanism] Center their deferent centers along the Sun-Earth line. [Observation]

Output: Limited to movement near the sun

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Input: [Object(s)] Exterior planets [Modeling mechanism] Radii of epicycles aligned to Sun-Earth line [Observation]

Output: Retrograde only at opposition, when brightest

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Input: [0] bbPress [MySQL] Yes [MSSQL] No [Oracle] No [SQLite] No [NoSQL] No [Firebird] No [Flat file] No [PostgreSQL]

Output: No

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Input: [0] Beehive Forum [MySQL] Yes [MSSQL] No [Oracle] No [SQLite] No [NoSQL] No [Firebird] No [Flat file] No [PostgreSQL]

Output: No

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Input: [0] Discourse [MySQL] No [MSSQL] No [Oracle] No [SQLite] No [NoSQL] No [Firebird] No [Flat file] No [PostgreSQL]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] Discuz! [MySQL] Yes [MSSQL] No [Oracle] No [SQLite] No [NoSQL] No [Firebird] No [Flat file] No [PostgreSQL]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] eXo Platform [MySQL] Yes [MSSQL] Yes [Oracle] Yes [SQLite] No [NoSQL] No [Firebird] No [Flat file] No [PostgreSQL]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] FluxBB [MySQL] Yes [MSSQL] No [Oracle] No [SQLite] Yes (SQLite 2)[24] [NoSQL] No [Firebird] No [Flat file] No [PostgreSQL]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] FUDforum [MySQL] Yes [MSSQL] Yes [Oracle] Yes [SQLite] Yes [NoSQL] No [Firebird] Yes [Flat file] No [PostgreSQL]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] Iko [MySQL] Yes [MSSQL] No [Oracle] No [SQLite] No [NoSQL] No [Firebird] No [Flat file] No [PostgreSQL]

Output: No

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Input: [0] Ikonboard [MySQL] Yes [MSSQL] No [Oracle] Yes [SQLite] No [NoSQL] No [Firebird] No [Flat file] Yes [PostgreSQL]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] Invision Power Board [MySQL] Yes [MSSQL] Discontinued [25] [Oracle] No [SQLite] No [NoSQL] No [Firebird] No [Flat file] No [PostgreSQL]

Output: No

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Input: [0] kusaba [MySQL] Yes [MSSQL] No [Oracle] No [SQLite] No [NoSQL] No [Firebird] No [Flat file] No [PostgreSQL]

Output: No

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Input: [0] MyBB [MySQL] Yes [MSSQL] No [Oracle] No [SQLite] Yes [NoSQL] No [Firebird] No [Flat file] No [PostgreSQL]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] Phorum [MySQL] Yes [MSSQL] No [Oracle] No [SQLite] No [NoSQL] No [Firebird] No [Flat file] No [PostgreSQL]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] phpBB [MySQL] Yes [MSSQL] Yes [Oracle] Yes [SQLite] Yes [NoSQL] No [Firebird] Yes [Flat file] No [PostgreSQL]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] PunBB [MySQL] Yes [MSSQL] No [Oracle] No [SQLite] Yes [NoSQL] No [Firebird] No [Flat file] No [PostgreSQL]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] Simple Machines 1 [MySQL] Yes [MSSQL] No [Oracle] No [SQLite] No [NoSQL] No [Firebird] No [Flat file] No [PostgreSQL]

Output: No

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Input: [0] Simple Machines 2 [MySQL] Yes [MSSQL] No [Oracle] No [SQLite] Yes [NoSQL] No [Firebird] No [Flat file] No [PostgreSQL]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] Snitz Forums 2000 [MySQL] Yes [MSSQL] Yes [Oracle] No [SQLite] Yes [NoSQL] No [Firebird] No [Flat file] No [PostgreSQL]

Output: No

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Input: [0] Syndie [MySQL] Yes (HSQLDB) [MSSQL] No [Oracle] No [SQLite] No [NoSQL] No [Firebird] No [Flat file] No [PostgreSQL]

Output: No

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Input: [0] UBB.classic [MySQL] No [MSSQL] No [Oracle] No [SQLite] No [NoSQL] No [Firebird] No [Flat file] Yes [PostgreSQL]

Output: No

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Input: [0] UBB.threads [MySQL] Yes [MSSQL] No [Oracle] No [SQLite] No [NoSQL] No [Firebird] No [Flat file] No [PostgreSQL]

Output: No

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Input: [0] Vanilla Forums [MySQL] Yes [MSSQL] No [Oracle] No [SQLite] No [NoSQL] No [Firebird] No [Flat file] No [PostgreSQL]

Output: No

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Input: [0] vBulletin [MySQL] Yes [MSSQL] No [Oracle] No [SQLite] No [NoSQL] No [Firebird] No [Flat file] No [PostgreSQL]

Output: No

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Input: [0] WoltLab Burning Board [MySQL] Yes [MSSQL] No [Oracle] No [SQLite] No [NoSQL] No [Firebird] No [Flat file] No [PostgreSQL]

Output: No

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Input: [0] XenForo [MySQL] Yes [MSSQL] No [Oracle] No [SQLite] No [NoSQL] No [Firebird] No [Flat file] No [PostgreSQL]

Output: No

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Input: [MySQL] MySQL [MSSQL] MSSQL [Oracle] Oracle [SQLite] SQLite [NoSQL] NoSQL [Firebird] Firebird [Flat file] Flat file [PostgreSQL]

Output: PostgreSQL

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Input: [Year] 1990 [Association] Young Artist Awards [Title of work] The Flash [Result] Nominated [Category]

Output: Best Young Actor Guest Starring in a Television Series

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Input: [Year] 1991 [Association] Young Artist Awards [Title of work] The NeverEnding Story II: The Next Chapter [Result] Nominated [Category]

Output: Best Young Actor Starring in a Motion Picture

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Input: [Year] 1993 [Association] Young Artist Awards [Title of work] Lady Bugs (shared with cast) [Result] Nominated [Category]

Output: Outstanding Young Ensemble Cast in a Motion Picture

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Input: [Year] 1993 [Association] Young Artist Awards [Title of work] Lady Bugs [Result] Nominated [Category]

Output: Best Young Actor Starring in a Motion Picture

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Input: [Year] 1994 [Association] Young Artist Awards [Title of work] seaQuest DSV [Result] Won [Category]

Output: Best Youth Actor Leading Role in a Television Series

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Input: [Year] 1995 [Association] Young Artist Awards [Title of work] Good King Wenceslas [Result] Nominated [Category]

Output: Best Performance by a Youth Actor in a TV Mini-Series or Special

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Input: [Year] 1992 [Association] Saturn Awards [Title of work] NeverEnding Story II: The Next Chapter, TheThe NeverEnding Story II: The Next Chapter [Result] Nominated [Category]

Output: Best Performance by a Younger Actor

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Input: [#] 1 [Summary] Jesse gets the math book with the answers to the tests by mistake and it helps him becoming "smart". Because of this, he wins a prize at the math competition, but finds out that he has to answer the math questions in front of the whole school. Meanwhile, Nancy pretends that she has difficulty listening, so she can sit up front with Penny, but instead, she is sent to see the school nurse. [Episode title]

Output: Son of Einstein

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Input: [#] 2 [Summary] Nancy returns from her vacation in Mexico with a charm bracelet and soon she becomes popular at school, but the bracelet vanishes and Nancy believes that it has been stolen. Meanwhile, Polly and Arthur are selected to be crossing guards, and Arthur immediately sets up a toll booth. [Episode title]

Output: Welcome to Safety Corner

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Input: [#] 3 [Summary] Jesse becomes an outcast after Freddie tells everyone that Jesse ate a piece of chewed gum that he found under his desk. Meanwhile, the kids try to watch a part of a documentary named "Chinook from the North". [Episode title]

Output: The Used Gum Chewer

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Input: [#] 4 [Summary] Jesse is thrilled when he is teamed up with Freddie and Polly (the smartest students of the class) to present a committee report, because he figures they'll do all of the work and he'll get the credit. Meanwhile, in order to match with her friends' fashion, Nancy buys a fur hat, but it's too big and everyone laughs at her. [Air date] Unknown [Episode title]

Output: The One Man Committee

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Input: [#] 5 [Summary] Jesse wants to be the funniest kid in class, so he memorizes a joke book of insults. His popularity makes him to be invited to Mary-Ellen's birthday party, but then he runs out of insults and decides to use his own stuff - with disastrous consequences. Meanwhile, Arthur loses his ring and, in order to find it, he's hired to the Lost and Found office where Polly and Mr. Besser work. He manages to get Polly to get out of his way and keep all of the lost things to himself. [Air date] Unknown [Episode title]

Output: The Half Wit

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Input: [#] 6 [Summary] Nancy is excited when she is partnered with a new boy on a trip to a museum, only to learn that he doesn't speak any English. Arthur and Freddie try to find the vacancy toilet around the museum. Jesse tries to run away from his mother who joined the trip as a chaperone. [Air date] Unknown [Episode title]

Output: Shy Kidney

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Input: [#] 7 [Summary] Jesse and Vinnie obtain a faculty phone list and use it to make prank phone calls until Mr. Besser finds out, but catches Vinnie only and makes him his helper for a week as punishment. When Jesse listens that Miss Graves wants to talk with his mother about something, he's convinced that she wants to tell his mother about phone pranks and fakes illness to stay at home and guard the phone. Meanwhile, Nancy pretends to be Polly's friend to join her and Penny in a weekend trip to the Lithuania Dance Festival. [Air date] Unknown [Episode title]

Output: Is Your Refrigerator Running

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Input: [#] 8 [Summary] Polly becomes a junior librarian and is determined to reclaim all of the library's overdue books, driving everyone crazy in the process. Arthur collects the books from his friends and opens his own library. [Air date] Unknown [Episode title]

Output: The Arthur Kenneth Vanderwall Library

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Input: [#] 9 [Summary] Arthur pretends to leave his lunch at home when he learns that the cafeteria workers give great free meals to kids who forget their lunches. Meanwhile, in order to get revenge on Zack after he bullied her, Nancy tries to learn karate. [Air date] Unknown [Episode title]

Output: Free Lunch

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Input: [#] 10 [Summary] The kids get tired of Jesse's constant borrowing, so he finds a new mark in Freddie and even takes his homework. Meanwhile, Nancy tells the girls that she got a boyfriend named Jeremy, but Tillie suspects that he doesn't exist. [Air date] Unknown [Episode title]

Output: The Moocher

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Input: [#] 11 [Summary] Nancy is disappointed when she finds out that Penny is paired with Tillie at the sack race during Sports Day. However, Nancy becomes worried about illness before Sports Day. Meanwhile, Jesse is told by Miss Graves to take it easy in class after he bumps his nose and has to wear a bandage, but he takes advantage of the situation and wears it longer than he needs to. [Air date] Unknown [Episode title]

Output: The Girl in the Plastic Bubble

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Input: [#] 12 [Summary] Arthur prepares to sing a solo at the school music festival until Polly barges in and turns his song into a duet. Meanwhile, Jesse cuts pictures from a book to put them in his report about mammals, but fears that someone will find out. [Air date] Unknown [Episode title]

Output: Over the River and Through the Swamp

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Input: [#] 13 [Summary] Freddie discovers that he and Polly are wearing the same cowboy shirt on picture day, so he tries to cover his shirt. Meanwhile, Jesse forgets about the biology test and tries to study until the test. [Air date] Unknown [Episode title]

Output: Pretty As a Picture

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Input: [#] 14 [Summary] Penny begins to eat healthy food, so Nancy decides to eat healthy food too to match with her. Meanwhile, Freddie plans to take 10 friends to Monsterland, but Jesse and Vinnie want him to take fewer kids, so they can go on more rides. [Air date] Unknown [Episode title]

Output: The Anti-Mucous Forming, Artery Clogging, Energy Zapping Diet

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Input: [#] 15 [Summary] Polly takes over reading the announcements over the school's public address system and soon starts to broadcast everyone's misdeeds. Meanwhile, Jesse stays at home for few weeks due to his ankle injury. At first, he wants to have fun, but Miss Graves decides to make him participate in the class with the help of the camera. [Air date] Unknown [Episode title]

Output: All Polly All The Day

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Input: [#] 16 [Summary] Jesse and Vinnie enter a science fair when they learn that the winners get to go to Space Camp, but they are caught cheating. Nancy and Penny do a project about bugs for the science fair. Polly chooses Freddie and they make a project about spoons, which Freddie sabotages. [Air date] Unknown [Episode title]

Output: Spoons, Spiders and Space Beasts

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Input: [#] 17 [Summary] Nancy is convinced that her bad luck is determined by the stars, so she turns to a Web astrology chart for guidance. Meanwhile, Freddie is accidentally sprayed by the water fountain, with everyone thinking that he had wet his pants. [Air date] Unknown [Episode title]

Output: Mercury in Retrograde

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Input: [#] 18 [Summary] Jesse takes credit for a prank and is sent to Mr. Karl's class, where he encounters the school's toughest kids, who seem to never do any real work. Meanwhile, the school's classes prepare for a fire test, but most of class 402 sneak to the pool party at Arthur's aunt's house. [Air date] Unknown [Episode title]

Output: Bad Seed

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Input: [#] 19 [Summary] The girls try to avoid Polly, only to meet her in a park where she is riding a pony, which then makes them all (except Nancy) want to become friends with her. Meanwhile, Jesse tells Miss Graves that he sent his report about Tom Sawyer to his grandparents. [Air date] Unknown [Episode title]

Output: There Must Be A Pony

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Input: [#] 20 [Summary] Jesse loses friends when he complains about missing a turn in a volleyball game and his mother gets involved. She treats him like a baby in front of his classmates and they begin to treat him like a baby too. Meanwhile, Nancy finds out that Jordan is very rich. [Air date] Unknown [Episode title]

Output: Mrs McCoy's Baby Boy

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Input: [#] 21 [Summary] Jesse and Vinnie start using swear words at school after some tough boys curse at them for playing a babyish video game. When Polly catches them, they must stop swearing to don't let Mr. Besser and Miss Graves call their parents. Meanwhile, Nancy and the girls play many games to choose the first pair to play ping-pong. [Air date] Unknown [Episode title]

Output: Eenie Meenie

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Input: [#] 22 [Summary] Polly updates the school's medical records and discovers that Jesse didn't have all of his required shots, thus making him get six of them. Meanwhile, the girl Squirrel Team delivers cookies from door to door and the two best delivery girls will go to the Squirrel camp. Nancy tries to be the best delivery girl, so she can go to the camp with Penny. [Episode title]

Output: Bing, Bing, Bing and a Shot

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Input: [Object(s)] Stars [Observation] Motion of entire sky E to W in ~24 hrs ("first motion") [Modeling mechanism]

Output: Stars: Daily motion E to W of sphere of stars, carrying all other spheres with it. Normally ignored; other spheres have additional motions.

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The Ptolemaic System


Input: [Object(s)] Sun [Observation] Motion yearly W to E along ecliptic [Modeling mechanism]

Output: Motion of sun's sphere W to E in year

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The Ptolemaic System


Input: [Object(s)] Sun [Observation] Non-uniform rate along ecliptic (uneven seasons) [Modeling mechanism]

Output: Eccentric orbit (sun's deferent center off Earth)

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Input: [Object(s)] Moon [Observation] Monthly motion W to E compared to stars [Modeling mechanism]

Output: Monthly W to E motion of moon's sphere

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Input: [Object(s)] The 5 planets [Observation] General motion W to E through zodiac [Modeling mechanism]

Output: Motion of deferents W to E; period set by observation of planet going around the ecliptic.

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Input: [Object(s)] Planets [Observation] Retrograde motion [Modeling mechanism]

Output: Motion of epicycle in same direction as deferent. Period of epicycle is time between retrograde motions (synodic period).

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Input: [Object(s)] Planets [Observation] Variations in speed thru zodiac [Modeling mechanism]

Output: Eccentric per planet

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Input: [Object(s)] Planets [Observation] Variations in retrograde timing [Modeling mechanism]

Output: Equants per planet (Copernicus used a pair of epicycles instead)

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Input: [Object(s)] Planets [Observation] Size of deferents, epicycles [Modeling mechanism]

Output: Only ratio between radius of deferent and associated epicycle determined; absolute distances not determined in theory.

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The Ptolemaic System


Input: [Object(s)] Interior planets [Observation] Average greatest elongations of 23 (Mercury)and 46 degrees (Venus) [Modeling mechanism]

Output: Size of epicycles set by these angles, proportional to distances.

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The Ptolemaic System


Input: [Object(s)] Interior planets [Observation] Limited to movement near the sun [Modeling mechanism]

Output: Center their deferent centers along the Sun-Earth line.

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The Ptolemaic System


Input: [Object(s)] Exterior planets [Observation] Retrograde only at opposition, when brightest [Modeling mechanism]

Output: Radii of epicycles aligned to Sun-Earth line

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Input: [School] Indiana [Bowling] No [Ice Hockey] No [Lightweight Rowing[c 2]] No [Pistol[c 3]] No [Rifle[c 4]] No [Synchronized Swimming[c 5]] No [Water Polo] CWPA [Fencing[c 1]]

Output: No

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Input: [School] Michigan [Bowling] No [Ice Hockey] No [Lightweight Rowing[c 2]] No [Pistol[c 3]] No [Rifle[c 4]] No [Synchronized Swimming[c 5]] No [Water Polo] CWPA [Fencing[c 1]]

Output: No

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Input: [School] Michigan State [Bowling] No [Ice Hockey] No [Lightweight Rowing[c 2]] No [Pistol[c 3]] No [Rifle[c 4]] No [Synchronized Swimming[c 5]] No [Water Polo] No [Fencing[c 1]]

Output: No

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Input: [School] Minnesota [Bowling] No [Ice Hockey] WCHA [Lightweight Rowing[c 2]] No [Pistol[c 3]] No [Rifle[c 4]] No [Synchronized Swimming[c 5]] No [Water Polo] No [Fencing[c 1]]

Output: No

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Input: [School] Nebraska [Bowling] Independent [Ice Hockey] No [Lightweight Rowing[c 2]] No [Pistol[c 3]] No [Rifle[c 4]] GARC [Synchronized Swimming[c 5]] No [Water Polo] No [Fencing[c 1]]

Output: No

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Input: [School] Northwestern [Bowling] No [Ice Hockey] No [Lightweight Rowing[c 2]] No [Pistol[c 3]] No [Rifle[c 4]] No [Synchronized Swimming[c 5]] No [Water Polo] No [Fencing[c 1]]

Output: Independent

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Input: [School] Ohio State [Bowling] No [Ice Hockey] WCHA [Lightweight Rowing[c 2]] No [Pistol[c 3]] Independent [Rifle[c 4]] PRC [Synchronized Swimming[c 5]] Independent [Water Polo] No [Fencing[c 1]]

Output: Independent

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Input: [School] Penn State [Bowling] No [Ice Hockey] CHA [Lightweight Rowing[c 2]] No [Pistol[c 3]] No [Rifle[c 4]] No [Synchronized Swimming[c 5]] No [Water Polo] No [Fencing[c 1]]

Output: Independent

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Input: [School] Rutgers [Bowling] No [Ice Hockey] No [Lightweight Rowing[c 2]] EARC [Pistol[c 3]] No [Rifle[c 4]] No [Synchronized Swimming[c 5]] No [Water Polo] No [Fencing[c 1]]

Output: No

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Input: [School] Wisconsin [Bowling] No [Ice Hockey] WCHA [Lightweight Rowing[c 2]] EARC [Pistol[c 3]] No [Rifle[c 4]] No [Synchronized Swimming[c 5]] No [Water Polo] No [Fencing[c 1]]

Output: No

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Input: [Parameter] last= [Set to] author= or last= [Notes]

Output: Set the value of last= or not set.

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Input: [Parameter] first= [Set to] first= [Notes]

Output: Set to the value of first= or not set

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Input: [Parameter] authorlink= [Set to] authorlink= [Notes]

Output: Set to the value of authorlink= or not set

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Input: [Parameter] coauthors= [Set to] coauthors= [Notes]

Output: Do not use. each DNB article has a single author

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Input: [Parameter] editor= [Set to] Sidney Leslie [or Stephen Lee] [Notes]

Output: Not set, unless the volume parameter then the editor parameter is automatically set within the template.

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Input: [Parameter] encyclopedia= [Set to] Dictionary of National Biography [Notes]

Output: Automatically set within the template

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Input: [Parameter] title= [Set to] wstitle= or title= [Notes]

Output: Set to wstitle= if set, if not to title=, if not set then left blank.

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Input: [Parameter] url= [Set to] url= [Notes]

Output: Set to the value of url= unless wstitle= is set in which case it is not set.

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Input: [Parameter] accessdate= [Set to] accessdate= [Notes]

Output: Set to the value of accessdate= or not set

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Input: [Parameter] language= [Notes]

Output: Not set

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Input: [Parameter] edition= [Notes]

Output: Not set

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Input: [Parameter] date= [Notes]

Output: Not set (see year)

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Input: [Parameter] year= [Notes]

Output: Not set, or if the volume parameter is set, then set to the year that the volume was first published.

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Input: [Parameter] month= [Notes]

Output: Not set

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Input: [Parameter] publisher= [Set to] Smith, Elder & Co [Notes]

Output: automatically set within the template

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Input: [Parameter] volume= [Set to] volume= [Notes]

Output: Set to the value of volume= or not set

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Input: [Parameter] location= [Set to] London [Notes]

Output: Automatically set within the template

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Input: [Parameter] id= [Notes]

Output: Not set

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Input: [Parameter] isbn= [Notes]

Output: Not set

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Input: [Parameter] oclc= [Notes]

Output: Not set

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Input: [Parameter] doi= [Notes]

Output: Not set

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Input: [Parameter] page= [Set to] page= [Notes]

Output: Set to the value of page= or not set

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Input: [Parameter] pages= [Set to] pages= [Notes]

Output: Set to the value of pages= or not set

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Input: [Parameter] quote= [Set to] quote= [Notes]

Output: Set to the value of quote= or not set

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Input: [Parameter] ref= [Set to] harv [Notes]

Output: Set to the value of ref= or set automatically within the template. This means that {{sfn}} and {{harvnb}} link to this template as intended. (If you need to ask don't worry about it)

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Input: [Parameter] mode= [Notes]

Output: Not set. Sets element separator, default terminal punctuation, and certain capitalization according to the value provided (see {{cite encyclopedia}} for details)

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Input: [Observation] Motion of entire sky E to W in ~24 hrs ("first motion") [Modeling mechanism] Stars: Daily motion E to W of sphere of stars, carrying all other spheres with it. Normally ignored; other spheres have additional motions. [Object(s)]

Output: Stars

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Input: [Observation] Motion yearly W to E along ecliptic [Modeling mechanism] Motion of sun's sphere W to E in year [Object(s)]

Output: Sun

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Input: [Observation] Non-uniform rate along ecliptic (uneven seasons) [Modeling mechanism] Eccentric orbit (sun's deferent center off Earth) [Object(s)]

Output: Sun

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Input: [Observation] Monthly motion W to E compared to stars [Modeling mechanism] Monthly W to E motion of moon's sphere [Object(s)]

Output: Moon

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Input: [Observation] General motion W to E through zodiac [Modeling mechanism] Motion of deferents W to E; period set by observation of planet going around the ecliptic. [Object(s)]

Output: The 5 planets

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Input: [Observation] Retrograde motion [Modeling mechanism] Motion of epicycle in same direction as deferent. Period of epicycle is time between retrograde motions (synodic period). [Object(s)]

Output: Planets

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Input: [Observation] Variations in speed thru zodiac [Modeling mechanism] Eccentric per planet [Object(s)]

Output: Planets

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Input: [Observation] Variations in retrograde timing [Modeling mechanism] Equants per planet (Copernicus used a pair of epicycles instead) [Object(s)]

Output: Planets

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Input: [Observation] Size of deferents, epicycles [Modeling mechanism] Only ratio between radius of deferent and associated epicycle determined; absolute distances not determined in theory. [Object(s)]

Output: Planets

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Input: [Observation] Average greatest elongations of 23 (Mercury)and 46 degrees (Venus) [Modeling mechanism] Size of epicycles set by these angles, proportional to distances. [Object(s)]

Output: Interior planets

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Input: [Observation] Limited to movement near the sun [Modeling mechanism] Center their deferent centers along the Sun-Earth line. [Object(s)]

Output: Interior planets

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Input: [Observation] Retrograde only at opposition, when brightest [Modeling mechanism] Radii of epicycles aligned to Sun-Earth line [Object(s)]

Output: Exterior planets

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Input: [0] Palatalisation of velars [Old English] Yes [Old Frisian] Yes [Old Saxon] No [Old Central German] No [Old Upper German] No [Old Dutch]

Output: No

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Input: [0] Unrounding of front rounded vowels [Old English] Yes [Old Frisian] Yes [Old Saxon] No [Old Central German] No [Old Upper German] No [Old Dutch]

Output: No

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Input: [0] Loss of intervocalic *-h- [Old English] Yes [Old Frisian] Yes [Old Saxon] No [Old Central German] No [Old Upper German] No [Old Dutch]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] Class II weak verb ending *-(ō)ja- [Old English] Yes [Old Frisian] Yes [Old Saxon] Sometimes [Old Central German] No [Old Upper German] No [Old Dutch]

Output: No

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Input: [0] Merging of plural forms of verbs [Old English] Yes [Old Frisian] Yes [Old Saxon] Yes [Old Central German] No [Old Upper German] No [Old Dutch]

Output: No

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Input: [0] Ingvaeonic nasal spirant law [Old English] Yes [Old Frisian] Yes [Old Saxon] Yes [Old Central German] No [Old Upper German] No [Old Dutch]

Output: Rare

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Input: [0] Loss of the reflexive pronoun [Old English] Yes [Old Frisian] Yes [Old Saxon] Yes [Old Central German] No [Old Upper German] No [Old Dutch]

Output: Most dialects

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Input: [0] Loss of final *-z in single-syllable words [Old English] Yes [Old Frisian] Yes [Old Saxon] Yes [Old Central German] No [Old Upper German] No [Old Dutch]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] Reduction of weak class III to four relics [Old English] Yes [Old Frisian] Yes [Old Saxon] Yes [Old Central German] No [Old Upper German] No [Old Dutch]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] Monophthongization of *ai, *au [Old English] Yes [Old Frisian] Yes [Old Saxon] Yes [Old Central German] Partial [Old Upper German] Partial [Old Dutch]

Output: Usually

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Input: [0] Final-obstruent devoicing [Old English] No [Old Frisian] No [Old Saxon] No [Old Central German] No [Old Upper German] No [Old Dutch]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] Diphthongization of *ē, *ō [Old English] No [Old Frisian] No [Old Saxon] Rare [Old Central German] Yes [Old Upper German] Yes [Old Dutch]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] Loss of initial *h- before consonant [Old English] No [Old Frisian] No [Old Saxon] No [Old Central German] Yes [Old Upper German] Yes [Old Dutch]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] Loss of initial *w- before consonant [Old English] No [Old Frisian] No [Old Saxon] No [Old Central German] Yes [Old Upper German] Yes [Old Dutch]

Output: No

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Input: [0] High German consonant shift [Old English] No [Old Frisian] No [Old Saxon] No [Old Central German] Partial [Old Upper German] Yes [Old Dutch]

Output: No

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Input: [Factor] Garbage collection [Description] The efficiency of the algorithm used to pick the next best block to erase and rewrite [Relationship*] Inverse (good) [Type]

Output: Variable

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Input: [Factor] Over-provisioning [Description] The percentage of physical capacity which is allocated to the SSD controller [Relationship*] Inverse (good) [Type]

Output: Variable

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Input: [Factor] TRIM command for SATA or UNMAP for SCSI [Description] These commands must be sent by the operating system (OS) which tells the storage device which sectors contain invalid data. SSDs consuming these commands can then reclaim the pages containing these sectors as free space when the blocks containing these pages are erased instead of copying the invalid data to clean pages. [Relationship*] Positive (good) [Type]

Output: Toggle

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Write Amplification Factors


Input: [Factor] Free user space [Description] The percentage of the user capacity free of actual user data; requires TRIM, otherwise the SSD gains no benefit from any free user capacity [Relationship*] Inverse (good) [Type]

Output: Variable

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Input: [Factor] Secure erase [Description] Erases all user data and related metadata which resets the SSD to the initial out-of-box performance (until garbage collection resumes) [Relationship*] Positive (good) [Type]

Output: Toggle

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Input: [Factor] Wear leveling [Description] The efficiency of the algorithm that ensures every block is written an equal number of times to all other blocks as evenly as possible [Relationship*] Direct (bad) [Type]

Output: Variable

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Input: [Factor] Separating static and dynamic data [Description] Grouping data based on how often it tends to change [Relationship*] Positive (good) [Type]

Output: Toggle

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Input: [Factor] Sequential writes [Description] In theory, sequential writes have a write amplification of 1, but other factors will still affect the value [Relationship*] Positive (good) [Type]

Output: Toggle

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Input: [Factor] Random writes [Description] Writing to non-sequential LBAs will have the greatest impact on write amplification [Relationship*] Negative (bad) [Type]

Output: Toggle

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Input: [Factor] Data compression which includes data deduplication [Description] Write amplification goes down and SSD speed goes up when data compression and deduplication eliminates more redundant data. [Relationship*] Inverse (good) [Type]

Output: Variable

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Input: [Factor] Using MLC NAND in SLC mode [Description] This writes data at a rate of one bit per cell instead of the designed number of bits per cell (normally two bits per cell) to speed up reads and writes. If capacity limits of the NAND in SLC mode are approached, the SSD must rewrite the oldest data written in SLC mode into MLC or TLC mode to allow space in the SLC mode NAND to be erased in order to accept more data. However, this approach can reduce wear by keeping frequently-changed pages in SLC mode to avoid programming these changes in MLC or TLC mode, because writing in MLC or TLC mode does more damage to the flash than writing in SLC mode. Therefore, this approach drives up write amplification but could reduce wear when writing patterns target frequently-written pages. However, sequential- and random-write patterns will aggravate the damage because there are no or few frequently-written pages that could be contained in the SLC area, forcing old data to need to be constantly be rewritten to MLC or TLC from the SLC area. [Relationship*] Negative (bad) [Type]

Output: Toggle

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Input: [School] Indiana [Bowling] No [Fencing[c 1]] No [Ice Hockey] No [Lightweight Rowing[c 2]] No [Pistol[c 3]] No [Rifle[c 4]] No [Synchronized Swimming[c 5]] No [Water Polo]

Output: CWPA

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Input: [School] Michigan [Bowling] No [Fencing[c 1]] No [Ice Hockey] No [Lightweight Rowing[c 2]] No [Pistol[c 3]] No [Rifle[c 4]] No [Synchronized Swimming[c 5]] No [Water Polo]

Output: CWPA

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Input: [School] Michigan State [Bowling] No [Fencing[c 1]] No [Ice Hockey] No [Lightweight Rowing[c 2]] No [Pistol[c 3]] No [Rifle[c 4]] No [Synchronized Swimming[c 5]] No [Water Polo]

Output: No

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Input: [School] Minnesota [Bowling] No [Fencing[c 1]] No [Ice Hockey] WCHA [Lightweight Rowing[c 2]] No [Pistol[c 3]] No [Rifle[c 4]] No [Synchronized Swimming[c 5]] No [Water Polo]

Output: No

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Input: [School] Nebraska [Bowling] Independent [Fencing[c 1]] No [Ice Hockey] No [Lightweight Rowing[c 2]] No [Pistol[c 3]] No [Rifle[c 4]] GARC [Synchronized Swimming[c 5]] No [Water Polo]

Output: No

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Input: [School] Northwestern [Bowling] No [Fencing[c 1]] Independent [Ice Hockey] No [Lightweight Rowing[c 2]] No [Pistol[c 3]] No [Rifle[c 4]] No [Synchronized Swimming[c 5]] No [Water Polo]

Output: No

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Input: [School] Ohio State [Bowling] No [Fencing[c 1]] Independent [Ice Hockey] WCHA [Lightweight Rowing[c 2]] No [Pistol[c 3]] Independent [Rifle[c 4]] PRC [Synchronized Swimming[c 5]] Independent [Water Polo]

Output: No

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Input: [School] Penn State [Bowling] No [Fencing[c 1]] Independent [Ice Hockey] CHA [Lightweight Rowing[c 2]] No [Pistol[c 3]] No [Rifle[c 4]] No [Synchronized Swimming[c 5]] No [Water Polo]

Output: No

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Input: [School] Rutgers [Bowling] No [Fencing[c 1]] No [Ice Hockey] No [Lightweight Rowing[c 2]] EARC [Pistol[c 3]] No [Rifle[c 4]] No [Synchronized Swimming[c 5]] No [Water Polo]

Output: No

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Input: [School] Wisconsin [Bowling] No [Fencing[c 1]] No [Ice Hockey] WCHA [Lightweight Rowing[c 2]] EARC [Pistol[c 3]] No [Rifle[c 4]] No [Synchronized Swimming[c 5]] No [Water Polo]

Output: No

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Input: [Name] Court Training and Improvements Program [Description]

Output: This program is designed to improve the United States' court system by awarding grant money for a period of 36 months by the creation of either a Sexual Assault or a Domestic Violence Docket, a Dedicated Sexual Assault or a Domestic Violence Court, or Specialized Court Enhancement. Additionally, courts may apply for funding for Judicial Education or Staff Training for a budget period of 24 months to allow their staff to better address dating violence, sexual assault, domestic violence and stalking issues.[50]

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Input: [Name] Engaging Men and Youth Program [Description]

Output: This program supports projects that create public education campaigns and community organizing to encourage men and boys to work as allies with women and girls to prevent sexual assault, domestic violence, dating violence, and stalking.[6] According to Futures Without Violence,[51] one of the recipients of this grant, this program will focus on the role that men hold in preventing (both directly and indirectly) violence against women by being their allies and supporters.[52]" In April of 2011, the Department of Justice announced there would be $6.9 million in grants awarded to 23 projects.[53] These initiatives were proposed by non-profit, state, and governmental institutions as a part of "OVW's ongoing commitment to support gender and culturally specific education on healthy relationships and strengthen existing community outreach efforts to men and boys[53]"

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Input: [Name] Children and Youth Exposed to Violence Grant Program [Description]

Output: The VAWA of 2005 authorized the use of $20 million for the fiscal years 2007-2011 for the Children and Youth Exposed to Violence Grant program.[54] This program specifically targets children: it is designed to decrease the effects that domestic violence, dating violence, sexual assault, and stalking may have on youth, and lessen the risks of their future victimization.[6] By supporting programs that provide "direct counseling, advocacy, or mentoring [6]", and coordinating programs that refer families and children to direct services and service providers, the Children and Youth Exposed to Violence Grant Program aims to help "[v]ictim service providers, tribal nonprofit organizations, and community-based organizations.[54]"

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Input: [Name] Safe Havens: Supervised Visitation and Safe Exchange Grant Program [Description]

Output: The Supervised Visitation and Safe Exchange Grant Program helps children of victims get the safe environment that they require to grow up emotionally healthy. Because domestic violence can be difficult on children, this program ensures that their safety is of paramount importance.[6]

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Input: [Name] Services to Advocate for and Respond to Youth Grant Program [Description]

Output: By using information from the past and newer modeling techniques, this program aims to optimally respond to victims' needs post trauma.[6] This program was highlighted in the VAWA of 2005, which provides for training to prepare those who work with children and young adults to diagnose and treat victims.[33]

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Input: [Name] Services, Training, Education and Policies (STEP) to Reduce Domestic Violence, Dating Violence, Sexual Assault and Stalking in Secondary Schools Grant Program (STEP) [Description]

Output: The STEP program received an appropriation of $5 million from VAWA 2005 for Fiscal Years 2007 through 2011.[55] This program is designed to "support middle and high schools to develop and implement effective training, services, prevention strategies, policies, and coordinated community responses for student victims of domestic violence, dating violence, sexual assault, or stalking [55]" The non-profit Break the Cycle in Washington D.C. notes that STEP in the 2005 VAWA will help both middle and high school students, and the schools themselves, to create safe environments for young victims.[33]

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Input: [Dummy vehicles] Crash Cab (yellow taxi) [Dummy characters]

Output: Slick in Pro-Tek Suit

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Input: [Dummy vehicles] Slam Cycle (white motorcycle) [Dummy characters]

Output: Spin in Pro-Tek Suit

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Input: [Dummy vehicles] Crash N Dash Chopper (orange motorcycle) [Dummy characters]

Output: Daryl in Pro-Tek Suit

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Input: [Dummy vehicles] Dirt Digger [Dummy characters]

Output: Spare Tire in Pro-Tek Suit

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Input: [Dummy vehicles] Flip-Over Truck [Dummy characters]

Output: Bull in Pro-Tek Suit

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Input: [Dummy vehicles] Crash Plane [Dummy characters]

Output: Chip in Pro-Tek Suit

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Input: [Dummy vehicles] Crash Lawn Mower without dummy [Dummy characters]

Output: Dent in Pro-Tek Suit

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Input: [Dummy vehicles] Crash ATV without dummy [Dummy characters]

Output: Ted with Video

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Input: [Dummy vehicles] Junkbot vehicles & playsets [Dummy characters]

Output: Junkbot characters

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Input: [Dummy vehicles] Junkyard Playset [Dummy characters]

Output: Junkman

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Input: [Dummy vehicles] Crash Cannon [Dummy characters]

Output: Piston Head

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Input: [Dummy vehicles] Junkbot Wrecker [Dummy characters]

Output: Jack Hammer

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Input: [Dummy vehicles] 'Bot Hauler [Dummy characters]

Output: Side Swipe

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Input: [Dummy characters]

Output: Purple & Gold Junkman with Video

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Input: [Class] General Systems Vehicle [Acronym] GSV [Description]

Output: Mobile habitats and / or factory ships, largest Culture ship type. May be home to billions of people.

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Input: [Class] Medium Systems Vehicle [Acronym] MSV [Description]

Output: Smaller versions of the above. Sometimes former GSVs downgraded as larger GSV classes were developed.

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Input: [Class] Limited Systems Vehicle [Acronym] LSV [Description]

Output: Smaller versions of the above. Sometimes former GSVs or MSVs downgraded as larger GSV classes were developed.

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Input: [Class] General Contact Vehicle [Acronym] GCV [Description]

Output: Larger, more capable Contact craft between the size of a GCU and Systems Vehicle; plays similar role to GCUs (see below)

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Input: [Class] General Contact Unit [Acronym] GCU [Description]

Output: Ambassadors, scouts and light transports; also main warship in peacetime

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Input: [Class] Limited Contact Unit [Acronym] LCU [Description]

Output: Smaller versions of the above.

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Input: [Class] General Offensive Unit [Acronym] GOU [Description]

Output: Dedicated main warships

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Input: [Class] Rapid Offensive Unit [Acronym] ROU [Description]

Output: Dedicated fast warships

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Input: [Class] Limited Offensive Unit [Acronym] LOU [Description]

Output: Dedicated warships, smaller than GOUs

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Input: [Class] Demilitarized ROU [Acronym] (d)ROU [Description]

Output: Civilianised ROUs used as courier ships, all or most weaponry removed

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Input: [Class] Very Fast Picket [Acronym] VFP [Description]

Output: A euphemism for (d)ROU, used in the same role.

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Input: [Class] Picket Ship [Acronym] PS [Description]

Output: A general euphemism for warships, offensive units or ex-offensive units.

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Input: [Class] Heavy Lifter [Acronym] HL [Description]

Output: Dedicated materials mover, smaller than GCUs.

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Input: [Class] Superlifter [Acronym] SL [Description]

Output: Transport craft or tug, a relatively small craft but powerful for its size, described as taking primary military role in early days of Idiran-Culture War before activation of Culture warship manufacture.

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Input: [Acronym] GSV [Description] Mobile habitats and / or factory ships, largest Culture ship type. May be home to billions of people. [Class]

Output: General Systems Vehicle

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Input: [Acronym] MSV [Description] Smaller versions of the above. Sometimes former GSVs downgraded as larger GSV classes were developed. [Class]

Output: Medium Systems Vehicle

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Input: [Acronym] LSV [Description] Smaller versions of the above. Sometimes former GSVs or MSVs downgraded as larger GSV classes were developed. [Class]

Output: Limited Systems Vehicle

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Input: [Acronym] GCV [Description] Larger, more capable Contact craft between the size of a GCU and Systems Vehicle; plays similar role to GCUs (see below) [Class]

Output: General Contact Vehicle

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Input: [Acronym] GCU [Description] Ambassadors, scouts and light transports; also main warship in peacetime [Class]

Output: General Contact Unit

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Input: [Acronym] LCU [Description] Smaller versions of the above. [Class]

Output: Limited Contact Unit

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Input: [Acronym] GOU [Description] Dedicated main warships [Class]

Output: General Offensive Unit

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Input: [Acronym] ROU [Description] Dedicated fast warships [Class]

Output: Rapid Offensive Unit

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Input: [Acronym] LOU [Description] Dedicated warships, smaller than GOUs [Class]

Output: Limited Offensive Unit

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Input: [Acronym] (d)ROU [Description] Civilianised ROUs used as courier ships, all or most weaponry removed [Class]

Output: Demilitarized ROU

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Input: [Acronym] VFP [Description] A euphemism for (d)ROU, used in the same role. [Class]

Output: Very Fast Picket

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Input: [Acronym] PS [Description] A general euphemism for warships, offensive units or ex-offensive units. [Class]

Output: Picket Ship

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Input: [Acronym] HL [Description] Dedicated materials mover, smaller than GCUs. [Class]

Output: Heavy Lifter

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Input: [Acronym] SL [Description] Transport craft or tug, a relatively small craft but powerful for its size, described as taking primary military role in early days of Idiran-Culture War before activation of Culture warship manufacture. [Class]

Output: Superlifter

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Input: [Episode] 1 [Title] The Case of the Zombie Monster [Summary]

Output: The Far-Out Detective Agency is called out to a residential satellite and meet an heiress who has found a riddle to a hidden fortune. It won't be easy when a monster that turns people into zombies is on the loose.

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Input: [Episode] 2 [Title] The Mysterious Robot Critic Caper [Summary]

Output: A series of mystifying thefts of museum collections is committed by a robotic gentleman as his cane has a matter transformer that can shrink the stolen objects and store it in his cane.

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Input: [Episode] 3 [Title] The Spaceship Caper [Summary]

Output: A pirate called the Cosmic Claw is using his laser-projected "cosmic claws" to hijack space transports that are carrying gold.

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Input: [Episode] 4 [Title] The Golden Crystal Caper [Summary]

Output: The Far-Out Detective Agency is assigned to transport a priceless golden crystal from Mars to Hong Kong. Unfortunately, it is targeted by a jewel thief called Lazer-Lips whose lips can emit a laser beam that immobilizes anyone that touches it.

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Input: [Episode] 5 [Title] The Rickety Robbery [Summary]

Output: The Far-Out Detective Agency is tricked into intercepting the delivery of a cosmic crown and handing it to "Officer" Nimbus (who is actually the faceless Mr. Eclipse). When Venus, Splashdown, and Sunstroke are arrested for the theft, Cosmo and Rickety must track down the thief while evading the Hood (who was hired by Mr. Eclipse).

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Input: [Episode] 6 [Title] The Alien Egg Caper [Summary]

Output: An alien egg hatches and makes off with the members of an explorer's club.

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Input: [Episode] 7 [Title] The Super-Duper Race Cage [Summary]

Output: Helmet Head steals a top-secret formula for a super fuel.

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Input: [Episode] 8 [Title] The Creepy Creature Caper [Summary]

Output: A crippled spaceship loaded with counterfeit money lands in the swamp. When the Far-Out Detective Agency investigates, they encounter the local swamp monster.

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Input: [Episode] 9 [Title] The Mysterious, Serious Circus Caper [Summary]

Output: A traveling intergalactic circus is haunted by the ghost of a space warrior.

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Input: [Episode] 10 [Title] The Mad Mummy Mystery [Summary]

Output: The Far-Out Detective Agency is kidnapped while transporting an alien mummy to a local university.

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Input: [Episode] 11 [Title] The Count Draculon Caper [Summary]

Output: A space vampire named Count Draculon hijacks rocket liners using a Hypno-Beam that turns the passengers and crew members into zombies.

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Input: [Episode] 12 [Title] The Horrible Headless Horseman Caper [Summary]

Output: A ghost town holds the evidence that will convict an unknown Vice-President of Pegasus Corporation and the Far-Out Detective Agency is sent to retrieve it while evading the robotic Headless Horseman.

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Input: [Episode] 13 [Title] The Case of the Fearsome Phantom [Summary]

Output: A phantom organist threatens revenge against the rock group The Astros for stealing his music.

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Input: [Episode] 14 [Title] The Mysterious Warnings of Doom [Summary]

Output: The Far-Out Detective Agency vacations at a gold-mining asteroid turned vacation resort until a giant alien called Zarcon orders the planet to evacuate even when he sends three alien monsters to scare away the inhabitants.

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Input: [Episode] 15 [Title] The Case of the Vicious Voodoo Villain [Summary]

Output: A tropical alien resort becomes a nightmare when an alien creature uses a voodoo machine to turn the island's citizens into monsters.

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Input: [Episode] 16 [Title] The Deep Sea Demon Caper [Summary]

Output: A valuable cargo of gold lies submerged in the waters off the coast of Greece. When a giant sea monster prevents a salvaging company from recovering it, the Far-Out Detective Agency comes to their aid.

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Input: [Year] 1981 [Artist/Band] Bad Religion [Role] Producer and guitars [Album]

Output: Bad Religion

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Input: [Year] 1981[11][12] [Artist/Band] Bad Religion [Role] Producer and guitars [Album]

Output: How Could Hell Be Any Worse?

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Input: [Year] 1983 [Artist/Band] Bad Religion [Role] Producer and guitars [Album]

Output: Into the Unknown

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Input: [Year] 1985 [Artist/Band] Bad Religion [Role] Producer [Album]

Output: Back to the Known

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Input: [Year] 1985 [Artist/Band] The Seeing Eye Gods [Role] Vocals, all instruments, producer, engineer (credited as "Billy Pilgrim") [Album]

Output: The Seeing Eye Gods

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Input: [Year] 1988 [Artist/Band] Bad Religion [Role] Producer, guitars and background vocals [Album]

Output: Suffer

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Input: [Year] 1988 [Artist/Band] L7 [Role] Producer [Album]

Output: L7

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Input: [Year] 1988 [Artist/Band] NOFX [Role] Producer [Album]

Output: Liberal Animation

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Input: [Year] 1989 [Artist/Band] Bad Religion [Role] Producer, guitars and background vocals [Album]

Output: No Control

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Input: [Year] 1989 [Artist/Band] NOFX [Role] Producer [Album]

Output: S&M Airlines

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Input: [Year] 1990 [Artist/Band] Jughead's Revenge [Role] Producer [Album]

Output: Unstuck in Time

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Input: [Year] 1990 [Artist/Band] Bad Religion [Role] Producer, guitars and background vocals [Album]

Output: Against the Grain

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Input: [Year] 1990 [Artist/Band] No Use for a Name [Role] Producer, guitars and background vocals [Album]

Output: Incognito

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Input: [Year] 1991 [Artist/Band] Bad Religion [Role] Producer, guitars and background vocals [Album]

Output: 80-85

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Input: [Year] 1991 [Artist/Band] Down by Law [Role] Producer, guitars and background vocals [Album]

Output: Down by Law

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Input: [Year] 1991 [Artist/Band] NOFX [Role] Producer [Album]

Output: Ribbed

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Input: [Year] 1991 [Artist/Band] Samiam [Role] Producer [Album]

Output: Soar

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Input: [Year] 1992 [Artist/Band] Bad Religion [Role] Producer, guitars and background vocals [Album]

Output: Generator

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Input: [Year] 1992 [Artist/Band] L7 [Role] Co-wrote "Scrap" [Album]

Output: Bricks Are Heavy

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Input: [Year] 1992 [Artist/Band] Chemical People [Role] Background vocals [Album]

Output: Chemical People

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Input: [Year] 1992 [Artist/Band] Down by Law [Role] Producer and engineer [Album]

Output: Blue

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Input: [Year] 1993 [Artist/Band] Bad Religion [Role] Producer, guitars and background vocals [Album]

Output: Recipe for Hate

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Input: [Year] 1993 [Artist/Band] Rancid [Role] Background vocals [Album]

Output: Rancid

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Input: [Year] 1994 [Artist/Band] Bad Religion [Role] Producer, guitars and background vocals [Album]

Output: Stranger Than Fiction

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Input: [Year] 1994 [Artist/Band] Rancid [Role] Producer and engineer [Album]

Output: Let's Go

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Input: [Year] 1995 [Artist/Band] Bad Religion [Role] Producer, guitars and background vocals [Album]

Output: All Ages

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Input: [Year] 1995 [Artist/Band] Pennywise [Role] Producer [Album]

Output: About Time

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Input: [Year] 1995 [Artist/Band] Rancid [Role] Engineer [Album]

Output: ...And Out Come the Wolves

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Input: [Year] 1996 [Artist/Band] Daredevils [Role] Guitars and vocals [Album]

Output: Hate You

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Input: [Year] 1997 [Artist/Band] Pennywise [Role] Mixer [Album]

Output: Full Circle

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Input: [Year] 1997 [Artist/Band] The Pietasters [Role] Producer and engineer [Album]

Output: Willis

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Input: [Year] 1999 [Artist/Band] H2O [Role] Producer [Album]

Output: F.T.T.W.

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Input: [Year] 1999 [Artist/Band] The Pietasters [Role] Backing vocals, additional percussion, producer and engineer [Album]

Output: Awesome Mix Tape vol. 6

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Input: [Year] 2000 [Artist/Band] Bad Religion [Role] Co-wrote and played guitar on the song "Believe It". [Album]

Output: The New America

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Input: [Year] 2000 [Artist/Band] Millencolin [Role] Producer and Acoustic Guitar on "The Ballad". [Album]

Output: Pennybridge Pioneers

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Input: [Year] 2000 [Artist/Band] Rancid [Role] Producer [Album]

Output: Rancid

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Input: [Year] 2000 [Artist/Band] Voodoo Glow Skulls [Role] Producer [Album]

Output: Symbolic

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