Input: [State/Territory] Alphanumeric [Australian Capital Territory] Yes [New South Wales] Yes [Northern Territory] Partial[a] [Queensland] Yes [South Australia] Yes [Tasmania] Yes [Western Australia] No [Victoria]

Output: Yes

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Route types in use by state/territory


Input: [State/Territory] National Highway (alphanumeric) [Australian Capital Territory] No [New South Wales] No [Northern Territory] Partial[a] [Queensland] Yes [South Australia] Yes [Tasmania] No [Western Australia] No [Victoria]

Output: No

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Route types in use by state/territory


Input: [State/Territory] National Highway (numeric) [Australian Capital Territory] No [New South Wales] No [Northern Territory] Yes [Queensland] No [South Australia] No [Tasmania] Yes [Western Australia] Yes [Victoria]

Output: No

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Input: [State/Territory] National Route [Australian Capital Territory] No [New South Wales] No [Northern Territory] Yes [Queensland] Yes [South Australia] No [Tasmania] No [Western Australia] Yes [Victoria]

Output: Yes

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Input: [State/Territory] State Route [Australian Capital Territory] No [New South Wales] No [Northern Territory] Yes [Queensland] Yes [South Australia] No [Tasmania] No [Western Australia] Yes [Victoria]

Output: Yes

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Input: [State/Territory] Metroad [Australian Capital Territory] No [New South Wales] No [Northern Territory] No [Queensland] Yes [South Australia] No [Tasmania] No [Western Australia] No [Victoria]

Output: No

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Input: [State/Territory] Tourist Drive [Australian Capital Territory] Yes [New South Wales] Yes [Northern Territory] No [Queensland] Yes [South Australia] Yes [Tasmania] No [Western Australia] Yes [Victoria]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Title in Greek] Αρχηγός [Title]

Output: Chief of Police

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Input: [Title in Greek] Υπαρχηγός [Title]

Output: Deputy Chief of Police

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Input: [Title in Greek] Βοηθός Αρχηγός [Title]

Output: Assistant Chief of Police

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Input: [Title in Greek] Ανώτερος Αστυνόμος [Title]

Output: Chief Superintendent

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Input: [Title in Greek] Αστυνόμος Α' [Title]

Output: Superintendent A'

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Input: [Title in Greek] Αστυνόμος Β' [Title]

Output: Superintendent B'

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Input: [Title in Greek] Ανώτερος Υπαστυνόμος [Title]

Output: Chief Inspector

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Input: [Title in Greek] Υπαστυνόμος [Title]

Output: Inspector

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Input: [Title in Greek] Αρχιλοχίας [Title]

Output: Senior Sergeant

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Input: [Title in Greek] Λοχίας [Title]

Output: Sergeant

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Input: [Title in Greek] Αναπληρωτής Λοχίας Αρχιαστυφύλακας [Title]

Output: Acting Sergeant Senior Constable

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Input: [Title in Greek] Αναπληρωτής Λοχίας [Title]

Output: Acting Sergeant

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Input: [Title in Greek] Αρχιαστυφύλακας [Title]

Output: Senior Constable

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Input: [Title in Greek] Αστυφύλακας [Title]

Output: Constable

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Input: [Title in Greek] Ειδικός Αστυφύλακας [Title]

Output: Special Constable

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Input: [State/Territory] Alphanumeric [New South Wales] Yes [Northern Territory] Partial[a] [Queensland] Yes [South Australia] Yes [Tasmania] Yes [Victoria] Yes [Western Australia] No [Australian Capital Territory]

Output: Yes

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Route types in use by state/territory


Input: [State/Territory] National Highway (alphanumeric) [New South Wales] No [Northern Territory] Partial[a] [Queensland] Yes [South Australia] Yes [Tasmania] No [Victoria] No [Western Australia] No [Australian Capital Territory]

Output: No

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Route types in use by state/territory


Input: [State/Territory] National Highway (numeric) [New South Wales] No [Northern Territory] Yes [Queensland] No [South Australia] No [Tasmania] Yes [Victoria] No [Western Australia] Yes [Australian Capital Territory]

Output: No

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Route types in use by state/territory


Input: [State/Territory] National Route [New South Wales] No [Northern Territory] Yes [Queensland] Yes [South Australia] No [Tasmania] No [Victoria] Yes [Western Australia] Yes [Australian Capital Territory]

Output: No

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Input: [State/Territory] State Route [New South Wales] No [Northern Territory] Yes [Queensland] Yes [South Australia] No [Tasmania] No [Victoria] Yes [Western Australia] Yes [Australian Capital Territory]

Output: No

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Input: [State/Territory] Metroad [New South Wales] No [Northern Territory] No [Queensland] Yes [South Australia] No [Tasmania] No [Victoria] No [Western Australia] No [Australian Capital Territory]

Output: No

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Route types in use by state/territory


Input: [State/Territory] Tourist Drive [New South Wales] Yes [Northern Territory] No [Queensland] Yes [South Australia] Yes [Tasmania] No [Victoria] Yes [Western Australia] Yes [Australian Capital Territory]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Article] § I [Summary]

Output: Mutual peace between the United States and the Empire of Japan

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Input: [Article] § II [Summary]

Output: Opening of the ports of Shimoda & Hakodate

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Input: [Article] § III [Summary]

Output: Assistance to be provided to shipwrecked American sailors

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Input: [Article] § IV [Summary]

Output: Shipwrecked sailors not to be imprisoned or mistreated

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Input: [Article] § V [Summary]

Output: Freedom of movement for temporary foreign residents in treaty ports (with limitations) .[9]

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Input: [Article] § VI [Summary]

Output: Trade transactions to be permitted

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Input: [Article] § VII [Summary]

Output: Currency exchange to facilitate any trade transactions to be allowed

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Input: [Article] § VIII [Summary]

Output: Provisioning of American ships to be a Japanese government monopoly

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Input: [Article] § IX [Summary]

Output: Japan to also give the United States any favorable advantages which might be negotiated by Japan with any other foreign government in the future

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Input: [Article] § X [Summary]

Output: Forbids the United States from using any other ports aside from Shimoda and Hakodate.

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Input: [Article] § XI [Summary]

Output: Opening of an American consulate at Shimoda

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Input: [Article] § XII [Summary]

Output: Treaty to be ratified within 18 months of signing

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Input: [BS 7799-3:2006] Organizational context [Risk IT] RG and RE Domains more precisely RG1.2 Propose IT risk tolerance, RG2.1 Establish and maintain accountability for IT risk management RG2.3 Adapt IT risk practices to enterprise risk practices, RG2.4 Provide adequate resources for IT risk management, RE2.1 Define IT risk analysis scope. [ISO/IEC 27005:2008]

Output: Context establishment

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Risk management constituent processes


Input: [BS 7799-3:2006] Risk assessment [SP 800-30] Risk assessment [Risk IT] RE2 process includes: RE2.1 Define IT risk analysis scope. RE2.2 Estimate IT risk. RE2.3 Identify risk response options. RE2.4 Perform a peer review of IT risk analysis. In general, the elements as described in the ISO 27005 process are all included in Risk IT; however, some are structured and named differently. [ISO/IEC 27005:2008]

Output: Risk assessment

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Risk management constituent processes


Input: [BS 7799-3:2006] Risk treatment and management decision making [SP 800-30] Risk mitigation [Risk IT] RE 2.3 Identify risk response options RR2.3 Respond to discovered risk exposure and opportunity [ISO/IEC 27005:2008]

Output: Risk treatment

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Risk management constituent processes


Input: [Risk IT] RG3.4 Accept IT risk [ISO/IEC 27005:2008]

Output: Risk acceptance

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Risk management constituent processes


Input: [BS 7799-3:2006] Ongoing risk management activities [Risk IT] RG1.5 Promote IT risk-aware culture RG1.6 Encourage effective communication of IT risk RE3.6 Develop IT risk indicators. [ISO/IEC 27005:2008]

Output: Risk communication

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Risk management constituent processes


Input: [SP 800-30] Evaluation and assessment [Risk IT] RG2 Integrate with ERM. RE2.4 Perform a peer review of IT risk analysis. RG2.5 Provide independent assurance over IT risk management [ISO/IEC 27005:2008]

Output: Risk monitoring and review

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Risk management constituent processes


Input: [State/Territory] Alphanumeric [Australian Capital Territory] Yes [New South Wales] Yes [Northern Territory] Partial[a] [Queensland] Yes [Tasmania] Yes [Victoria] Yes [Western Australia] No [South Australia]

Output: Yes

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Route types in use by state/territory


Input: [State/Territory] National Highway (alphanumeric) [Australian Capital Territory] No [New South Wales] No [Northern Territory] Partial[a] [Queensland] Yes [Tasmania] No [Victoria] No [Western Australia] No [South Australia]

Output: Yes

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Route types in use by state/territory


Input: [State/Territory] National Highway (numeric) [Australian Capital Territory] No [New South Wales] No [Northern Territory] Yes [Queensland] No [Tasmania] Yes [Victoria] No [Western Australia] Yes [South Australia]

Output: No

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Route types in use by state/territory


Input: [State/Territory] National Route [Australian Capital Territory] No [New South Wales] No [Northern Territory] Yes [Queensland] Yes [Tasmania] No [Victoria] Yes [Western Australia] Yes [South Australia]

Output: No

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Route types in use by state/territory


Input: [State/Territory] State Route [Australian Capital Territory] No [New South Wales] No [Northern Territory] Yes [Queensland] Yes [Tasmania] No [Victoria] Yes [Western Australia] Yes [South Australia]

Output: No

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Route types in use by state/territory


Input: [State/Territory] Metroad [Australian Capital Territory] No [New South Wales] No [Northern Territory] No [Queensland] Yes [Tasmania] No [Victoria] No [Western Australia] No [South Australia]

Output: No

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Route types in use by state/territory


Input: [State/Territory] Tourist Drive [Australian Capital Territory] Yes [New South Wales] Yes [Northern Territory] No [Queensland] Yes [Tasmania] No [Victoria] Yes [Western Australia] Yes [South Australia]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Factor] Function [Ventral system] Recognition/identification [Dorsal system]

Output: Visually guided behaviour

Two-streams hypothesis - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia


Input: [Factor] Sensitivity [Ventral system] High spatial frequencies - details [Dorsal system]

Output: High temporal frequencies - motion

Two-streams hypothesis - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia


Input: [Factor] Memory [Ventral system] Long term stored representations [Dorsal system]

Output: Only very short-term storage

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Input: [Factor] Speed [Ventral system] Relatively slow [Dorsal system]

Output: Relatively fast

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Input: [Factor] Consciousness [Ventral system] Typically high [Dorsal system]

Output: Typically low

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Input: [Factor] Frame of reference [Ventral system] Allocentric or object-centered [Dorsal system]

Output: Egocentric or viewer-centered

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Input: [Factor] Visual input [Ventral system] Mainly foveal or parafoveal [Dorsal system]

Output: Across retina

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Input: [Factor] Monocular vision [Ventral system] Generally reasonably small effects [Dorsal system]

Output: Often large effects e.g. motion parallax

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

Output: long

Mongoloid - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Craniofacial trait variations[51]


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

Output: highly variable, post-bregmatic depression

Mongoloid - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Craniofacial trait variations[51]


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

Output: broad

Mongoloid - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Craniofacial trait variations[51]


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

Output: medium/small

Mongoloid - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Craniofacial trait variations[51]


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

Output: straight/concave

Mongoloid - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Craniofacial trait variations[51]


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

Output: reduced

Mongoloid - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Craniofacial trait variations[51]


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

Output: dull/absent

Mongoloid - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Craniofacial trait variations[51]


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

Output: blade

Mongoloid - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Craniofacial trait variations[51]


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

Output: Negroid

Mongoloid - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Craniofacial trait variations[51]


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

Output: extreme

Mongoloid - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Craniofacial trait variations[51]


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

Output: extreme

Mongoloid - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Craniofacial trait variations[51]


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

Output: reduced

Mongoloid - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Craniofacial trait variations[51]


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

Output: hyperbolic

Mongoloid - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Craniofacial trait variations[51]


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

Output: round

Mongoloid - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Craniofacial trait variations[51]


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

Output: gracile, oblique gonial angle

Mongoloid - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Craniofacial trait variations[51]


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

Output: reduced

Mongoloid - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Craniofacial trait variations[51]


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

Output: median

Mongoloid - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Craniofacial trait variations[51]


Input: [Power] Engine Block [Aerodynamics] Chin Spoiler [Visual/Details] Top Style [Handling]

Output: Front Tires

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Input: [Power] Camshaft [Aerodynamics] Rear Spoiler [Visual/Details] Roll Bar [Handling]

Output: Rear Tires

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Input: [Power] Carburetor [Aerodynamics] - [Visual/Details] Horn [Handling]

Output: Front Rims

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Input: [Power] Connecting Rods [Aerodynamics] - [Visual/Details] Paint Jobs [Handling]

Output: Rear Rims

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Input: [Power] Cooling System [Aerodynamics] - [Visual/Details] Window Tinting [Handling]

Output: Front Brakes

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Input: [Power] Crankshaft [Aerodynamics] - [Visual/Details] Wheelie Bar [Handling]

Output: Rear Brakes

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Input: [Power] Cylinder Head [Aerodynamics] - [Visual/Details] Fuzzy Dice [Handling]

Output: Front Shocks

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Input: [Power] Electrical System [Aerodynamics] - [Visual/Details] Fog Lights [Handling]

Output: Rear Shocks

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Input: [Power] Exhaust Manifold [Aerodynamics] - [Visual/Details] - [Handling]

Output: Front Springs

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Input: [Power] Intake Manifold [Aerodynamics] - [Visual/Details] - [Handling]

Output: Rear Springs

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Input: [Power] Lubrication System [Aerodynamics] - [Visual/Details] - [Handling]

Output: Front Sway Bar

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Input: [Power] Pistons [Aerodynamics] - [Visual/Details] - [Handling]

Output: Rear Sway Bar

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Input: [Power] Valve Train [Aerodynamics] - [Visual/Details] - [Handling]

Output: Front Traction Bar

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Input: [Power] Blower [Aerodynamics] - [Visual/Details] - [Handling]

Output: Rear Traction Bar

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Input: [Power] Nitrous Injector [Aerodynamics] - [Visual/Details] - [Handling]

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Input: [Power] Exhaust Pipe [Aerodynamics] - [Visual/Details] - [Handling]

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Input: [Power] Muffler [Aerodynamics] - [Visual/Details] - [Handling]

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Input: [Power] Rear End [Aerodynamics] - [Visual/Details] - [Handling]

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Input: [Power] Transmission [Aerodynamics] - [Visual/Details] - [Handling]

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Input: [Power] Transmission Cooler [Aerodynamics] - [Visual/Details] - [Handling]

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Input: [Power] Air Scoop [Aerodynamics] - [Visual/Details] - [Handling]

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Input: [Power] Air Cleaner [Aerodynamics] - [Visual/Details] - [Handling]

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Input: [Name] Drupal [Ad-free] Yes [CVS] No [Git] Yes [SVN] No [Notes] Only for Drupal related projects. [Arch]

Output: No

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Input: [Name] freedesktop.org [Ad-free] Yes [CVS] No [Git] Yes [SVN] No [Notes] Only for interoperability and shared base technology for free software desktop environments on Linux and other Unix-like operating systems, including the X Window System (X11) and cairo (graphics). [Arch]

Output: No

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Input: [Name] GNOME Git Repositories [Ad-free] No [CVS] No [Git] Yes [SVN] No [Notes] Only for GNOME related projects. [Arch]

Output: No

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Input: [Name] mozdev [Ad-free] Yes [CVS] Yes [Git] ? [SVN] No [Notes] Only for Mozilla related projects. [Arch]

Output: No

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Input: [Name] OCamlForge [Ad-free] Yes [CVS] Yes [Git] Yes [SVN] Yes [Notes] Only for Ocaml related projects [Arch]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Name] RubyForge [Ad-free] Yes [CVS] Yes [Git] Yes [SVN] Yes [Notes] Only for Ruby related projects. Closed down as of May 15, 2014. [Arch]

Output: No

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Input: [Name] Name [Ad-free] Ad-free [CVS] CVS [Git] Git [SVN] SVN [Notes] Notes [Arch]

Output: Arch

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Input: [Factor] Function [Dorsal system] Visually guided behaviour [Ventral system]

Output: Recognition/identification

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Input: [Factor] Sensitivity [Dorsal system] High temporal frequencies - motion [Ventral system]

Output: High spatial frequencies - details

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Input: [Factor] Memory [Dorsal system] Only very short-term storage [Ventral system]

Output: Long term stored representations

Two-streams hypothesis - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia


Input: [Factor] Speed [Dorsal system] Relatively fast [Ventral system]

Output: Relatively slow

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Input: [Factor] Consciousness [Dorsal system] Typically low [Ventral system]

Output: Typically high

Two-streams hypothesis - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia


Input: [Factor] Frame of reference [Dorsal system] Egocentric or viewer-centered [Ventral system]

Output: Allocentric or object-centered

Two-streams hypothesis - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia


Input: [Factor] Visual input [Dorsal system] Across retina [Ventral system]

Output: Mainly foveal or parafoveal

Two-streams hypothesis - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia


Input: [Factor] Monocular vision [Dorsal system] Often large effects e.g. motion parallax [Ventral system]

Output: Generally reasonably small effects

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Input: [Name] Whoop [Posture] Usually done standing, with the mouth opened slightly and the head bent down [Context] Used by both sexes when alone or in a group, and appears to be done spontaneously without external cause [Sound description]

Output: A series of 6–9 (sometimes 15) calls lasting 2–3 seconds each and spaced 2–10 seconds apart. The general tone is a "oo" tone which begins in a low pitch and ends with a high note. This sound can be heard more than 5 km away.

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Input: [Name] Fast whoop [Posture] Tail is either horizontal or high with the ears cocked. Often done while running, with the mouth bent down [Context] Used with other hyenas present just before the onset of an attack, often during a dispute over a kill with lions or other hyenas [Sound description]

Output: Similar to the whoop, but higher pitched and with shorter intervals

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Input: [Name] Grunt [Posture] The mouth is closed, and the posture aggressive [Context] Emitted on the approach of another, unwelcome hyena, and may be followed by chasing [Sound description]

Output: A soft, very low pitched growling sound which lasts several seconds

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Input: [Name] Groan [Context] Before and during meeting ceremonies [Sound description]

Output: Similar to above, but more "ooo" sounding and higher in pitch Sorry, your browser either has JavaScript disabled or does not have any supported player. You can download the clip or download a player to play the clip in your browser. Example from the Florida Teaching Zoo

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Input: [Name] Low [Posture] The mouth is slightly open with the head horizontal [Context] Like the fast whoop, but with less tendency to attack [Sound description]

Output: "Ooo" sound with a usually low pitch and lasts several seconds

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Input: [Name] Giggle [Posture] Running in a fleeing posture with the mouth slightly open [Context] When attacked or chased, usually over a kill [Sound description]

Output: A series of loud, very high pitched "hee-hee-hee" sounds usually lasting less than 5 seconds. Sorry, your browser either has JavaScript disabled or does not have any supported player. You can download the clip or download a player to play the clip in your browser. Example from a captive hyena at University of California, Berkeley

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Input: [Name] Yell [Posture] As with the giggle [Context] As with the giggle, but when actually being bitten [Sound description]

Output: A loud, high pitched call lasting several seconds

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Input: [Name] Growl [Posture] Defensive posture [Context] When under attack, preceding a retaliatory bite [Sound description]

Output: A loud, rattling, low pitched sound lasting several seconds, with an "aa" and "oh" quality

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Input: [Name] Soft grunt-laugh [Posture] The mouth is closed or slightly open with a fleeing posture and the tail horizontal or high and the ears cocked [Context] When fleeing in surprise from a lion, man or when attacking large prey [Sound description]

Output: A rapid succession of low pitched, soft sounding staccato grunts lasting several seconds

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Input: [Name] Loud grunt-laugh [Posture] The mouth is the same as in the soft grunt-laugh, but with the tail high and ears cocked [Context] In encounters with lions or other hyena clans [Sound description]

Output: Louder than the soft grunt-laugh, though still not very loud, and often lasts more than 5 minutes

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Input: [Name] Whine [Posture] The mouth is slightly open with the head and tail hanging low [Context] Mostly used by cubs when following a female before suckling, or when thwarted from getting food [Sound description]

Output: Loud, high pitched, rapid, drawn out "eeee" sounding squeals

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Input: [Name] Soft squeal [Posture] The mouth is slightly open with the ears flattened and the head tilted to one side with the teeth bared [Context] Used by both cubs and adults encountering a clan-mate after a long separation [Sound description]

Output: Same as above, but softer and without the staccato quality

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Input: [State/Territory] Alphanumeric [Australian Capital Territory] Yes [New South Wales] Yes [Northern Territory] Partial[a] [Queensland] Yes [South Australia] Yes [Victoria] Yes [Western Australia] No [Tasmania]

Output: Yes

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Route types in use by state/territory


Input: [State/Territory] National Highway (alphanumeric) [Australian Capital Territory] No [New South Wales] No [Northern Territory] Partial[a] [Queensland] Yes [South Australia] Yes [Victoria] No [Western Australia] No [Tasmania]

Output: No

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Route types in use by state/territory


Input: [State/Territory] National Highway (numeric) [Australian Capital Territory] No [New South Wales] No [Northern Territory] Yes [Queensland] No [South Australia] No [Victoria] No [Western Australia] Yes [Tasmania]

Output: Yes

Highways in Australia - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Route types in use by state/territory


Input: [State/Territory] National Route [Australian Capital Territory] No [New South Wales] No [Northern Territory] Yes [Queensland] Yes [South Australia] No [Victoria] Yes [Western Australia] Yes [Tasmania]

Output: No

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Input: [State/Territory] State Route [Australian Capital Territory] No [New South Wales] No [Northern Territory] Yes [Queensland] Yes [South Australia] No [Victoria] Yes [Western Australia] Yes [Tasmania]

Output: No

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Input: [State/Territory] Metroad [Australian Capital Territory] No [New South Wales] No [Northern Territory] No [Queensland] Yes [South Australia] No [Victoria] No [Western Australia] No [Tasmania]

Output: No

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Input: [State/Territory] Tourist Drive [Australian Capital Territory] Yes [New South Wales] Yes [Northern Territory] No [Queensland] Yes [South Australia] Yes [Victoria] Yes [Western Australia] Yes [Tasmania]

Output: No

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Input: [Boc] Yes [Fmoc] No [0]

Output: Requires special equipment

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Input: [Boc] Lower [Fmoc] Higher [0]

Output: Cost of reagents

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Input: [Boc] Higher [Fmoc] Lower [0]

Output: Solubility of peptides

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Input: [Boc] High [Fmoc] May be lower [0]

Output: Purity of hydrophobic peptides

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Input: [Boc] Less frequently [Fmoc] More frequently [0]

Output: Problems with aggregation

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Input: [Boc] ~20 min/amino acid [Fmoc] ~20–60 min/amino acid [0]

Output: Synthesis time

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Input: [Boc] TFA [Fmoc] 20% Piperidine in DMF [0]

Output: Final deprotection

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Input: [Boc] Potentially dangerous [Fmoc] Relatively safe [0]

Output: Safety

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Input: [Boc] No [Fmoc] Yes [0]

Output: Orthogonal

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Input: [Name] Whoop [Sound description] A series of 6–9 (sometimes 15) calls lasting 2–3 seconds each and spaced 2–10 seconds apart. The general tone is a "oo" tone which begins in a low pitch and ends with a high note. This sound can be heard more than 5 km away. [Posture] Usually done standing, with the mouth opened slightly and the head bent down [Context]

Output: Used by both sexes when alone or in a group, and appears to be done spontaneously without external cause

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Input: [Name] Fast whoop [Sound description] Similar to the whoop, but higher pitched and with shorter intervals [Posture] Tail is either horizontal or high with the ears cocked. Often done while running, with the mouth bent down [Context]

Output: Used with other hyenas present just before the onset of an attack, often during a dispute over a kill with lions or other hyenas

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Input: [Name] Grunt [Sound description] A soft, very low pitched growling sound which lasts several seconds [Posture] The mouth is closed, and the posture aggressive [Context]

Output: Emitted on the approach of another, unwelcome hyena, and may be followed by chasing

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Input: [Name] Groan [Sound description] Similar to above, but more "ooo" sounding and higher in pitch Sorry, your browser either has JavaScript disabled or does not have any supported player. You can download the clip or download a player to play the clip in your browser. Example from the Florida Teaching Zoo [Context]

Output: Before and during meeting ceremonies

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Input: [Name] Low [Sound description] "Ooo" sound with a usually low pitch and lasts several seconds [Posture] The mouth is slightly open with the head horizontal [Context]

Output: Like the fast whoop, but with less tendency to attack

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Input: [Name] Giggle [Sound description] A series of loud, very high pitched "hee-hee-hee" sounds usually lasting less than 5 seconds. Sorry, your browser either has JavaScript disabled or does not have any supported player. You can download the clip or download a player to play the clip in your browser. Example from a captive hyena at University of California, Berkeley [Posture] Running in a fleeing posture with the mouth slightly open [Context]

Output: When attacked or chased, usually over a kill

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Input: [Name] Yell [Sound description] A loud, high pitched call lasting several seconds [Posture] As with the giggle [Context]

Output: As with the giggle, but when actually being bitten

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Input: [Name] Growl [Sound description] A loud, rattling, low pitched sound lasting several seconds, with an "aa" and "oh" quality [Posture] Defensive posture [Context]

Output: When under attack, preceding a retaliatory bite

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Input: [Name] Soft grunt-laugh [Sound description] A rapid succession of low pitched, soft sounding staccato grunts lasting several seconds [Posture] The mouth is closed or slightly open with a fleeing posture and the tail horizontal or high and the ears cocked [Context]

Output: When fleeing in surprise from a lion, man or when attacking large prey

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Input: [Name] Loud grunt-laugh [Sound description] Louder than the soft grunt-laugh, though still not very loud, and often lasts more than 5 minutes [Posture] The mouth is the same as in the soft grunt-laugh, but with the tail high and ears cocked [Context]

Output: In encounters with lions or other hyena clans

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Input: [Name] Whine [Sound description] Loud, high pitched, rapid, drawn out "eeee" sounding squeals [Posture] The mouth is slightly open with the head and tail hanging low [Context]

Output: Mostly used by cubs when following a female before suckling, or when thwarted from getting food

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Input: [Name] Soft squeal [Sound description] Same as above, but softer and without the staccato quality [Posture] The mouth is slightly open with the ears flattened and the head tilted to one side with the teeth bared [Context]

Output: Used by both cubs and adults encountering a clan-mate after a long separation

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Input: [ISO/IEC 27005:2008] Context establishment [BS 7799-3:2006] Organizational context [Risk IT]

Output: RG and RE Domains more precisely RG1.2 Propose IT risk tolerance, RG2.1 Establish and maintain accountability for IT risk management RG2.3 Adapt IT risk practices to enterprise risk practices, RG2.4 Provide adequate resources for IT risk management, RE2.1 Define IT risk analysis scope.

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Risk management constituent processes


Input: [ISO/IEC 27005:2008] Risk assessment [BS 7799-3:2006] Risk assessment [SP 800-30] Risk assessment [Risk IT]

Output: RE2 process includes: RE2.1 Define IT risk analysis scope. RE2.2 Estimate IT risk. RE2.3 Identify risk response options. RE2.4 Perform a peer review of IT risk analysis. In general, the elements as described in the ISO 27005 process are all included in Risk IT; however, some are structured and named differently.

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Input: [ISO/IEC 27005:2008] Risk treatment [BS 7799-3:2006] Risk treatment and management decision making [SP 800-30] Risk mitigation [Risk IT]

Output: RE 2.3 Identify risk response options RR2.3 Respond to discovered risk exposure and opportunity

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Input: [ISO/IEC 27005:2008] Risk acceptance [Risk IT]

Output: RG3.4 Accept IT risk

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Input: [ISO/IEC 27005:2008] Risk communication [BS 7799-3:2006] Ongoing risk management activities [Risk IT]

Output: RG1.5 Promote IT risk-aware culture RG1.6 Encourage effective communication of IT risk RE3.6 Develop IT risk indicators.

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Input: [ISO/IEC 27005:2008] Risk monitoring and review [SP 800-30] Evaluation and assessment [Risk IT]

Output: RG2 Integrate with ERM. RE2.4 Perform a peer review of IT risk analysis. RG2.5 Provide independent assurance over IT risk management

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Input: [Name] Drupal [Ad-free] Yes [CVS] No [Git] Yes [Arch] No [Notes] Only for Drupal related projects. [SVN]

Output: No

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Input: [Name] freedesktop.org [Ad-free] Yes [CVS] No [Git] Yes [Arch] No [Notes] Only for interoperability and shared base technology for free software desktop environments on Linux and other Unix-like operating systems, including the X Window System (X11) and cairo (graphics). [SVN]

Output: No

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Input: [Name] GNOME Git Repositories [Ad-free] No [CVS] No [Git] Yes [Arch] No [Notes] Only for GNOME related projects. [SVN]

Output: No

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Input: [Name] mozdev [Ad-free] Yes [CVS] Yes [Git] ? [Arch] No [Notes] Only for Mozilla related projects. [SVN]

Output: No

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Input: [Name] OCamlForge [Ad-free] Yes [CVS] Yes [Git] Yes [Arch] Yes [Notes] Only for Ocaml related projects [SVN]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Name] RubyForge [Ad-free] Yes [CVS] Yes [Git] Yes [Arch] No [Notes] Only for Ruby related projects. Closed down as of May 15, 2014. [SVN]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Name] Name [Ad-free] Ad-free [CVS] CVS [Git] Git [Arch] Arch [Notes] Notes [SVN]

Output: SVN

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Input: [Client] FTP [3D-FTP] Yes [AbsoluteTelnet] No [ALFTP] Yes [Ali's FTP Interface] Yes [AnyClient] Yes [Beyond Compare] Yes [Beyond FTP] Yes [BitKinex] Yes [Captain FTP] Yes [Classic FTP] Yes [CoreFTP] Yes [CrossFTP] Yes [cURL] Yes [CurlFtpFS] Yes [CuteFTP] Yes [Cyberduck] Yes [ExpanDrive (Mac)] Yes [ExpanDrive (Windows)] Yes [FAR Manager] Yes [Fetch] Yes [FileZilla] Yes [FireFTP] Yes [FlashFXP] Yes [Fling FTP] Yes [FTP!] Yes [FTP Client] Yes [FTP Commander] Yes [FTP Explorer] Yes [FTP Script!] Yes [FTP Voyager] Yes [Fugu] No [FTP Rush] Yes [gFTP] Yes [GoAnywhere Director] Yes [Interarchy] Yes [LeechFTP] Yes [lftp] Yes [Macfusion] Yes [Mosaic] Yes [NcFTP] Yes [pbFtpClient] Yes [PSFTP (PuTTY)] No [Robo-FTP] Yes [rwBackup] Yes [SFTPPlus] Yes [Secure FTP] Yes [SmartFTP] Yes [Steed] Yes [Swish] No [Sysax FTP Automation] Yes [Total Commander] Yes [Transmit] Yes [UploadFTP] Yes [WebDrive] Yes [Windows 7 (ftp.exe)] Yes [WinSCP] Yes [WISE-FTP] Yes [WS_FTP] Yes [Yummy FTP] Yes [Client_61] FTP [Directory Opus]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Client] FTP over SSH [3D-FTP] Yes [AbsoluteTelnet] No [ALFTP] No [Ali's FTP Interface] No [AnyClient] No [Beyond Compare] No [Beyond FTP] Yes [BitKinex] Yes [Captain FTP] No [Classic FTP] No [CoreFTP] Yes [CrossFTP] Yes (Pro only) [cURL] Yes [CurlFtpFS] No [CuteFTP] No [Cyberduck] No [ExpanDrive (Mac)] Yes [ExpanDrive (Windows)] No [FAR Manager] ? [Fetch] No [FileZilla] Yes [FireFTP] No [FlashFXP] Yes [Fling FTP] No [FTP!] No [FTP Client] No [FTP Commander] Yes [FTP Explorer] No [FTP Script!] No [FTP Voyager] Yes [Fugu] No [FTP Rush] Yes [gFTP] Yes [GoAnywhere Director] Yes [Interarchy] Yes [LeechFTP] No [lftp] Yes [Macfusion] ? [Mosaic] No [NcFTP] No [pbFtpClient] Yes [PSFTP (PuTTY)] No [Robo-FTP] Yes [rwBackup] No [SFTPPlus] No [Secure FTP] No [SmartFTP] Yes [Steed] No [Swish] No [Sysax FTP Automation] No [Total Commander] Yes [Transmit] No [UploadFTP] No [WebDrive] Yes [Windows 7 (ftp.exe)] No [WinSCP] Yes [WISE-FTP] No [WS_FTP] Yes (Pro only) [Yummy FTP] No [Client_61] FTP over SSH [Directory Opus]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Client] SFTP [3D-FTP] Yes [AbsoluteTelnet] Yes [ALFTP] No [Ali's FTP Interface] No [AnyClient] Yes [Beyond Compare] Yes (Pro only) [Beyond FTP] Yes [BitKinex] Yes [Captain FTP] Yes [Classic FTP] No [CoreFTP] Yes [CrossFTP] Yes (Pro only) [cURL] Yes [CurlFtpFS] No [CuteFTP] Yes [Cyberduck] Yes [ExpanDrive (Mac)] Yes [ExpanDrive (Windows)] Yes [FAR Manager] Yes (with WinSCP plugin) [Fetch] Yes [FileZilla] Yes [FireFTP] Yes [FlashFXP] Yes [Fling FTP] No [FTP!] Yes [FTP Client] Yes [FTP Commander] Yes [FTP Explorer] No [FTP Script!] Yes [FTP Voyager] Yes [Fugu] Yes [FTP Rush] Yes [gFTP] Yes [GoAnywhere Director] Yes [Interarchy] Yes [LeechFTP] No [lftp] Yes [Macfusion] Yes [Mosaic] No [NcFTP] No [pbFtpClient] Yes [PSFTP (PuTTY)] Yes [Robo-FTP] Yes [rwBackup] Yes [SFTPPlus] Yes [Secure FTP] No [SmartFTP] Yes [Steed] Yes [Swish] Yes [Sysax FTP Automation] Yes [Total Commander] Yes (plugin) [Transmit] Yes [UploadFTP] Yes [WebDrive] Yes [Windows 7 (ftp.exe)] No [WinSCP] Yes [WISE-FTP] Yes [WS_FTP] Yes (Pro only) [Yummy FTP] Yes [Client_61] SFTP [Directory Opus]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Client] FTPS (FTP over SSL) [3D-FTP] Yes [AbsoluteTelnet] No [ALFTP] Yes [Ali's FTP Interface] No [AnyClient] Yes [Beyond Compare] Yes (Pro only) [Beyond FTP] Yes [BitKinex] Yes [Captain FTP] Yes [Classic FTP] Yes [CoreFTP] Yes [CrossFTP] Yes (Pro only) [cURL] Yes [CurlFtpFS] Yes [CuteFTP] Yes [Cyberduck] Yes [ExpanDrive (Mac)] Yes [ExpanDrive (Windows)] Yes [FAR Manager] Yes (with Far Navigator plugin) [Fetch] Yes [FileZilla] Yes [FireFTP] Yes [FlashFXP] Yes [Fling FTP] Yes [FTP!] Yes [FTP Client] Yes [FTP Commander] Yes [FTP Explorer] No [FTP Script!] Yes [FTP Voyager] Yes [Fugu] No [FTP Rush] Yes [gFTP] Yes (control connection only) [GoAnywhere Director] Yes [Interarchy] Yes [LeechFTP] No [lftp] Yes [Macfusion] No [Mosaic] No [NcFTP] ? [pbFtpClient] Yes [PSFTP (PuTTY)] No [Robo-FTP] Yes [rwBackup] No [SFTPPlus] Yes [Secure FTP] Yes [SmartFTP] Yes [Steed] Yes [Swish] No [Sysax FTP Automation] Yes [Total Commander] Yes [Transmit] Yes [UploadFTP] Yes [WebDrive] Yes [Windows 7 (ftp.exe)] No [WinSCP] Yes [WISE-FTP] Yes [WS_FTP] Yes [Yummy FTP] Yes [Client_61] FTPS (FTP over SSL) [Directory Opus]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Client] FXP (Site2site transfer) [3D-FTP] No [AbsoluteTelnet] No [ALFTP] No [Ali's FTP Interface] Yes [AnyClient] No [Beyond Compare] No [Beyond FTP] No [BitKinex] Yes [Captain FTP] ? [Classic FTP] No [CoreFTP] No [CrossFTP] Yes (Pro only) [cURL] No [CurlFtpFS] No [CuteFTP] Yes [Cyberduck] No [ExpanDrive (Mac)] No [ExpanDrive (Windows)] No [FAR Manager] ? [Fetch] Yes [FileZilla] No [FireFTP] Yes [FlashFXP] Yes [Fling FTP] No [FTP!] No [FTP Client] Yes [FTP Commander] Yes [FTP Explorer] ? [FTP Script!] No [FTP Voyager] Yes [Fugu] No [FTP Rush] Yes [gFTP] Yes [GoAnywhere Director] No [Interarchy] Yes [LeechFTP] No [lftp] Yes [Macfusion] ? [Mosaic] No [NcFTP] ? [pbFtpClient] No [PSFTP (PuTTY)] No [Robo-FTP] No [rwBackup] No [SFTPPlus] ? [Secure FTP] No [SmartFTP] Yes [Steed] No [Swish] No [Sysax FTP Automation] No [Total Commander] Yes [Transmit] Yes [UploadFTP] Yes (Pro Only) [WebDrive] Yes [Windows 7 (ftp.exe)] No [WinSCP] No [WISE-FTP] Yes [WS_FTP] Yes (Pro only) [Yummy FTP] Yes [Client_61] FXP (Site2site transfer) [Directory Opus]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Client] DAV / HTTP(S) [3D-FTP] No [AbsoluteTelnet] No [ALFTP] No [Ali's FTP Interface] No [AnyClient] Yes [Beyond Compare] Yes (Pro only) [Beyond FTP] Yes [BitKinex] Yes [Captain FTP] No [Classic FTP] No [CoreFTP] Yes [CrossFTP] Yes (Pro only) [cURL] Yes [CurlFtpFS] No [CuteFTP] Yes (HTTP(S) [Cyberduck] Yes [ExpanDrive (Mac)] No [ExpanDrive (Windows)] No [FAR Manager] No [Fetch] No [FileZilla] No [FireFTP] No [FlashFXP] No [Fling FTP] No [FTP!] No [FTP Client] No [FTP Commander] Yes [FTP Explorer] ? [FTP Script!] No [FTP Voyager] No [Fugu] No [FTP Rush] Yes [gFTP] ? [GoAnywhere Director] Yes [Interarchy] Yes [LeechFTP] No [lftp] Yes (Partial) [Macfusion] ? [Mosaic] No [NcFTP] ? [pbFtpClient] No [PSFTP (PuTTY)] No [Robo-FTP] Yes [rwBackup] No [SFTPPlus] Yes [Secure FTP] No [SmartFTP] Yes [Steed] No [Swish] No [Sysax FTP Automation] No [Total Commander] Yes (plugin) [Transmit] Yes [UploadFTP] No [WebDrive] Yes [Windows 7 (ftp.exe)] No [WinSCP] Yes [WISE-FTP] No [WS_FTP] Yes [Yummy FTP] No [Client_61] DAV / HTTP(S) [Directory Opus]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Client] Compression [3D-FTP] Yes [AbsoluteTelnet] Yes [ALFTP] No [Ali's FTP Interface] No [AnyClient] Yes [Beyond Compare] Yes [Beyond FTP] Yes [BitKinex] Yes [Captain FTP] No [Classic FTP] No [CoreFTP] Yes [CrossFTP] Yes [cURL] Yes [CurlFtpFS] No [CuteFTP] Yes [Cyberduck] No [ExpanDrive (Mac)] Yes [ExpanDrive (Windows)] ? [FAR Manager] No [Fetch] Yes [FileZilla] No [FireFTP] Yes [FlashFXP] Yes [Fling FTP] No [FTP!] Yes [FTP Client] No [FTP Commander] Yes [FTP Explorer] No [FTP Script!] Yes [FTP Voyager] Yes [Fugu] No [FTP Rush] Yes [gFTP] No [GoAnywhere Director] Yes [Interarchy] No [LeechFTP] No [lftp] No [Macfusion] ? [Mosaic] No [NcFTP] No [pbFtpClient] Yes [PSFTP (PuTTY)] No [Robo-FTP] Yes [rwBackup] Yes [SFTPPlus] No [Secure FTP] Yes [SmartFTP] Yes [Steed] ? [Swish] Yes [Sysax FTP Automation] Yes [Total Commander] Yes [Transmit] No [UploadFTP] Yes [WebDrive] Yes [Windows 7 (ftp.exe)] No [WinSCP] Yes (SFTP only) [WISE-FTP] Yes [WS_FTP] Yes (Pro only) [Yummy FTP] Yes [Client_61] Compression [Directory Opus]

Output: No

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Input: [Client] Remote Compression [3D-FTP] No [AbsoluteTelnet] Yes [ALFTP] ? [Ali's FTP Interface] No [AnyClient] No [Beyond Compare] Yes [Beyond FTP] Yes [BitKinex] ? [Captain FTP] ? [Classic FTP] ? [CoreFTP] No [CrossFTP] Yes [cURL] No [CurlFtpFS] No [CuteFTP] No [Cyberduck] Yes (SFTP only) [ExpanDrive (Mac)] No [ExpanDrive (Windows)] No [FAR Manager] ? [Fetch] No [FileZilla] No [FireFTP] No [FlashFXP] No [Fling FTP] Yes [FTP!] Yes [FTP Client] No [FTP Commander] No [FTP Explorer] ? [FTP Script!] Yes [FTP Voyager] Yes [Fugu] ? [FTP Rush] Yes [gFTP] ? [GoAnywhere Director] No [Interarchy] ? [LeechFTP] ? [lftp] No [Macfusion] ? [Mosaic] ? [NcFTP] ? [pbFtpClient] No [PSFTP (PuTTY)] No [Robo-FTP] ? [rwBackup] ? [SFTPPlus] ? [Secure FTP] Yes [SmartFTP] No [Steed] ? [Swish] ? [Sysax FTP Automation] No [Total Commander] ? [Transmit] ? [UploadFTP] Yes [WebDrive] No [Windows 7 (ftp.exe)] No [WinSCP] Yes (SCP command) [WISE-FTP] Yes [WS_FTP] No [Yummy FTP] Yes [Client_61] Remote Compression [Directory Opus]

Output: No

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Input: [Client] API / Commandline available [3D-FTP] No [AbsoluteTelnet] ? [ALFTP] ? [Ali's FTP Interface] No [AnyClient] No [Beyond Compare] Yes [Beyond FTP] Yes [BitKinex] Yes [Captain FTP] ? [Classic FTP] ? [CoreFTP] Yes [CrossFTP] Yes [cURL] Yes (Only) [CurlFtpFS] ? [CuteFTP] ? [Cyberduck] Yes [ExpanDrive (Mac)] Yes [ExpanDrive (Windows)] ? [FAR Manager] ? [Fetch] No [FileZilla] Yes (basic) [FireFTP] No [FlashFXP] Yes [Fling FTP] Yes [FTP!] No [FTP Client] No [FTP Commander] ? [FTP Explorer] ? [FTP Script!] Yes [FTP Voyager] Yes [Fugu] ? [FTP Rush] Yes (windows rushmirc.dll) [gFTP] Yes [GoAnywhere Director] Yes [Interarchy] ? [LeechFTP] ? [lftp] Yes [Macfusion] ? [Mosaic] ? [NcFTP] Yes [pbFtpClient] ? [PSFTP (PuTTY)] Yes [Robo-FTP] Yes [rwBackup] No [SFTPPlus] Yes [Secure FTP] Yes [SmartFTP] Yes [Steed] No [Swish] No [Sysax FTP Automation] Yes (script and command line) [Total Commander] Yes [Transmit] Yes (AppleScript) [UploadFTP] No [WebDrive] Yes [Windows 7 (ftp.exe)] No [WinSCP] Yes [WISE-FTP] ? [WS_FTP] Yes (Pro only) [Yummy FTP] No [Client_61] API / Commandline available [Directory Opus]

Output: No

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Input: [Client] Resume Download [3D-FTP] Yes [AbsoluteTelnet] ? [ALFTP] ? [Ali's FTP Interface] No [AnyClient] Yes [Beyond Compare] Yes [Beyond FTP] Yes [BitKinex] Yes [Captain FTP] ? [Classic FTP] ? [CoreFTP] ? [CrossFTP] Yes [cURL] Yes [CurlFtpFS] ? [CuteFTP] Yes [Cyberduck] Yes [ExpanDrive (Mac)] ? [ExpanDrive (Windows)] ? [FAR Manager] ? [Fetch] ? [FileZilla] Yes [FireFTP] Yes [FlashFXP] Yes [Fling FTP] ? [FTP!] Yes [FTP Client] Yes [FTP Commander] ? [FTP Explorer] ? [FTP Script!] Yes [FTP Voyager] Yes [Fugu] ? [FTP Rush] Yes [gFTP] ? [GoAnywhere Director] Yes [Interarchy] Yes [LeechFTP] ? [lftp] Yes [Macfusion] ? [Mosaic] ? [NcFTP] ? [pbFtpClient] ? [PSFTP (PuTTY)] Yes [Robo-FTP] Yes [rwBackup] Yes [SFTPPlus] ? [Secure FTP] ? [SmartFTP] Yes [Steed] ? [Swish] ? [Sysax FTP Automation] ? [Total Commander] Yes [Transmit] Yes [UploadFTP] Yes [WebDrive] ? [Windows 7 (ftp.exe)] ? [WinSCP] Yes [WISE-FTP] ? [WS_FTP] Yes (Pro only) [Yummy FTP] ? [Client_61] Resume Download [Directory Opus]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Client] Passive mode [3D-FTP] ? [AbsoluteTelnet] ? [ALFTP] ? [Ali's FTP Interface] Yes [AnyClient] Yes [Beyond Compare] Yes [Beyond FTP] Yes [BitKinex] ? [Captain FTP] ? [Classic FTP] ? [CoreFTP] ? [CrossFTP] Yes [cURL] Yes [CurlFtpFS] ? [CuteFTP] Yes [Cyberduck] Yes [ExpanDrive (Mac)] ? [ExpanDrive (Windows)] ? [FAR Manager] ? [Fetch] ? [FileZilla] Yes [FireFTP] Yes [FlashFXP] Yes [Fling FTP] ? [FTP!] Yes [FTP Client] ? [FTP Commander] ? [FTP Explorer] ? [FTP Script!] Yes [FTP Voyager] Yes [Fugu] ? [FTP Rush] Yes [gFTP] ? [GoAnywhere Director] ? [Interarchy] ? [LeechFTP] ? [lftp] ? [Macfusion] ? [Mosaic] ? [NcFTP] Yes [pbFtpClient] ? [PSFTP (PuTTY)] ? [Robo-FTP] Yes [rwBackup] ? [SFTPPlus] ? [Secure FTP] ? [SmartFTP] Yes [Steed] Yes [Swish] ? [Sysax FTP Automation] ? [Total Commander] Yes [Transmit] Yes [UploadFTP] ? [WebDrive] ? [Windows 7 (ftp.exe)] No [WinSCP] Yes [WISE-FTP] ? [WS_FTP] ? [Yummy FTP] ? [Client_61] Passive mode [Directory Opus]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Start position] 46 [Obstacle] Failed Flying Chute [Stage] First [Competition]

Output: 21st

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Input: [Start position] 6 [Obstacle] Failed Circle Slider [Stage] First [Competition]

Output: 25th

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Input: [Start position] 63 [Obstacle] Failed Rolling Escargot [Stage] First [Competition]

Output: 26th

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Input: [Start position] 62 [Obstacle] Failed Rope Climb [Stage] Final [Competition]

Output: 27th

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Input: [Start position] 87 [Obstacle] Failed Wall Lift [Stage] Second [Competition]

Output: 28th

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Input: [Start position] 98 [Obstacle] Failed Backstream [Stage] Second [Competition]

Output: 29th

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Input: [Start position] 2994 [Obstacle] Failed Rope Climb [Stage] Final [Competition]

Output: 30th

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Input: [Start position] 100 [Obstacle] Failed Warped Wall (Time Out) [Stage] First [Competition]

Output: 31st

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Input: [Minors] Anthropology Journalism [Majors]

Output: Art

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Input: [Minors] Art Secondary Education [Majors]

Output: Biology

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Input: [Minors] Biology Health-Related Professions [Majors]

Output: Business Administration

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Input: [Minors] Chemistry Pre-Engineering [Majors]

Output: Chemistry

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Input: [Minors] Computer Science Pre-Law [Majors]

Output: Economics

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Input: [Minors] Economics Pre-Ministry [Majors]

Output: English

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Input: [Minors] English [Majors]

Output: History

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Input: [Minors] French [Majors]

Output: Individualized

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Input: [Minors] History [Majors]

Output: Mathematics

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Input: [Minors] International Studies [Majors]

Output: Music

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Input: [Minors] Mathematics [Majors]

Output: Political Science

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Input: [Minors] Music [Majors]

Output: Psychology

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Input: [Minors] Music/Scottish Arts [Majors]

Output: Religion and Philosophy

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Input: [Minors] Physical Education [Majors]

Output: Spanish

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Input: [Minors] Physics [Majors]

Output: Theatre Studies

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

Output: broad

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

Output: high, globular

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

Output: medium

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

Output: small

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

Output: concave

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

Output: medium

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

Output: medium

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

Output: shoveled

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

Output: Mongoloid

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

Output: moderate

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Craniofacial trait variations[51]


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

Output: moderate

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Craniofacial trait variations[51]


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

Output: projecting

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

Output: parabolic/elliptic

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Craniofacial trait variations[51]


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

Output: round

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

Output: robust

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

Output: moderate

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Craniofacial trait variations[51]


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

Output: median

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Input: [Feature] P wave [Description] The p-wave represents depolarization of the atria. Atrial depolarization spreads from the SA node towards the AV node, and from the right atrium to the left atrium. [Duration] <80 ms [Pathology]

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

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Input: [Feature] PR interval [Description] The PR interval is measured from the beginning of the P wave to the beginning of the QRS complex. This interval reflects the time the electrical impulse takes to travel from the sinus node through the AV node. [Duration] 120 to 200 ms [Pathology]

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

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Input: [Feature] QRS complex [Description] The QRS complex represents the rapid depolarization of the right and left ventricles. The ventricles have a large muscle mass compared to the atria, so the QRS complex usually has a much larger amplitude than the P-wave. [Duration] 80 to 100 ms [Pathology]

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

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Input: [Feature] J-point [Description] The J-point is the point at which the QRS complex finishes and the ST segment begins. [Pathology]

Output: The J point may be elevated as a normal variant. The appearance of a separate J wave or Osborn wave at the J point is pathognomonic of hypothermia or hypercalcemia.[12]

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Input: [Feature] ST segment [Description] The ST segment connects the QRS complex and the T wave; it represents the period when the ventricles are depolarized. [Pathology]

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

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Input: [Feature] T wave [Description] The T wave represents the repolarization of the ventricles. It is generally upright in all leads except aVR and lead V1. [Duration] 160 ms [Pathology]

Output: Inverted T waves can be a sign of myocardial ischemia, LVH, high intracranial pressure, or metabolic abnormalities. Peaked T waves can be a sign of hyperkalemia or very early myocardial infarction.

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Input: [Feature] Corrected QT interval [Description] The QT interval is measured from the beginning of the QRS complex to the end of the T wave. Acceptable ranges vary with heart rate, so it must be corrected by dividing by the square root of the RR interval. [Duration] <440 ms [Pathology]

Output: A prolonged QTc interval is a risk factor for ventricular tachyarrhythmias and sudden death. Long QT can arise as a genetic syndrome, or as a side effect of certain medications. An unusually short QTc can be seen in severe hypercalcemia.

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

Output: If the U wave is very prominent, suspect hypokalemia, hypercalcemia or hyperthyroidism.[13]

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Input: [Floral Decor] Plum Blossom [Meaning]

Output: symbolizes luckiness

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Input: [Floral Decor] Kumquat [Meaning]

Output: symbolizes prosperity

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Input: [Floral Decor] Narcissus [Meaning]

Output: symbolizes prosperity

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Input: [Floral Decor] Bamboo [Meaning]

Output: a plant used for any time of year

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Input: [Floral Decor] Sunflower [Meaning]

Output: means to have a good year

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Input: [Floral Decor] Eggplant [Meaning]

Output: a plant to heal all of your sickness

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Input: [Floral Decor] Chom Mon Plant [Meaning]

Output: a plant which gives you tranquility

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Input: [Client] FTP [3D-FTP] Yes [AbsoluteTelnet] No [ALFTP] Yes [AnyClient] Yes [Beyond Compare] Yes [Beyond FTP] Yes [BitKinex] Yes [Captain FTP] Yes [Classic FTP] Yes [CoreFTP] Yes [CrossFTP] Yes [cURL] Yes [CurlFtpFS] Yes [CuteFTP] Yes [Cyberduck] Yes [Directory Opus] Yes [ExpanDrive (Mac)] Yes [ExpanDrive (Windows)] Yes [FAR Manager] Yes [Fetch] Yes [FileZilla] Yes [FireFTP] Yes [FlashFXP] Yes [Fling FTP] Yes [FTP!] Yes [FTP Client] Yes [FTP Commander] Yes [FTP Explorer] Yes [FTP Script!] Yes [FTP Voyager] Yes [Fugu] No [FTP Rush] Yes [gFTP] Yes [GoAnywhere Director] Yes [Interarchy] Yes [LeechFTP] Yes [lftp] Yes [Macfusion] Yes [Mosaic] Yes [NcFTP] Yes [pbFtpClient] Yes [PSFTP (PuTTY)] No [Robo-FTP] Yes [rwBackup] Yes [SFTPPlus] Yes [Secure FTP] Yes [SmartFTP] Yes [Steed] Yes [Swish] No [Sysax FTP Automation] Yes [Total Commander] Yes [Transmit] Yes [UploadFTP] Yes [WebDrive] Yes [Windows 7 (ftp.exe)] Yes [WinSCP] Yes [WISE-FTP] Yes [WS_FTP] Yes [Yummy FTP] Yes [Client_61] FTP [Ali's FTP Interface]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Client] FTP over SSH [3D-FTP] Yes [AbsoluteTelnet] No [ALFTP] No [AnyClient] No [Beyond Compare] No [Beyond FTP] Yes [BitKinex] Yes [Captain FTP] No [Classic FTP] No [CoreFTP] Yes [CrossFTP] Yes (Pro only) [cURL] Yes [CurlFtpFS] No [CuteFTP] No [Cyberduck] No [Directory Opus] Yes [ExpanDrive (Mac)] Yes [ExpanDrive (Windows)] No [FAR Manager] ? [Fetch] No [FileZilla] Yes [FireFTP] No [FlashFXP] Yes [Fling FTP] No [FTP!] No [FTP Client] No [FTP Commander] Yes [FTP Explorer] No [FTP Script!] No [FTP Voyager] Yes [Fugu] No [FTP Rush] Yes [gFTP] Yes [GoAnywhere Director] Yes [Interarchy] Yes [LeechFTP] No [lftp] Yes [Macfusion] ? [Mosaic] No [NcFTP] No [pbFtpClient] Yes [PSFTP (PuTTY)] No [Robo-FTP] Yes [rwBackup] No [SFTPPlus] No [Secure FTP] No [SmartFTP] Yes [Steed] No [Swish] No [Sysax FTP Automation] No [Total Commander] Yes [Transmit] No [UploadFTP] No [WebDrive] Yes [Windows 7 (ftp.exe)] No [WinSCP] Yes [WISE-FTP] No [WS_FTP] Yes (Pro only) [Yummy FTP] No [Client_61] FTP over SSH [Ali's FTP Interface]

Output: No

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Input: [Client] SFTP [3D-FTP] Yes [AbsoluteTelnet] Yes [ALFTP] No [AnyClient] Yes [Beyond Compare] Yes (Pro only) [Beyond FTP] Yes [BitKinex] Yes [Captain FTP] Yes [Classic FTP] No [CoreFTP] Yes [CrossFTP] Yes (Pro only) [cURL] Yes [CurlFtpFS] No [CuteFTP] Yes [Cyberduck] Yes [Directory Opus] Yes [ExpanDrive (Mac)] Yes [ExpanDrive (Windows)] Yes [FAR Manager] Yes (with WinSCP plugin) [Fetch] Yes [FileZilla] Yes [FireFTP] Yes [FlashFXP] Yes [Fling FTP] No [FTP!] Yes [FTP Client] Yes [FTP Commander] Yes [FTP Explorer] No [FTP Script!] Yes [FTP Voyager] Yes [Fugu] Yes [FTP Rush] Yes [gFTP] Yes [GoAnywhere Director] Yes [Interarchy] Yes [LeechFTP] No [lftp] Yes [Macfusion] Yes [Mosaic] No [NcFTP] No [pbFtpClient] Yes [PSFTP (PuTTY)] Yes [Robo-FTP] Yes [rwBackup] Yes [SFTPPlus] Yes [Secure FTP] No [SmartFTP] Yes [Steed] Yes [Swish] Yes [Sysax FTP Automation] Yes [Total Commander] Yes (plugin) [Transmit] Yes [UploadFTP] Yes [WebDrive] Yes [Windows 7 (ftp.exe)] No [WinSCP] Yes [WISE-FTP] Yes [WS_FTP] Yes (Pro only) [Yummy FTP] Yes [Client_61] SFTP [Ali's FTP Interface]

Output: No

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Input: [Client] FTPS (FTP over SSL) [3D-FTP] Yes [AbsoluteTelnet] No [ALFTP] Yes [AnyClient] Yes [Beyond Compare] Yes (Pro only) [Beyond FTP] Yes [BitKinex] Yes [Captain FTP] Yes [Classic FTP] Yes [CoreFTP] Yes [CrossFTP] Yes (Pro only) [cURL] Yes [CurlFtpFS] Yes [CuteFTP] Yes [Cyberduck] Yes [Directory Opus] Yes [ExpanDrive (Mac)] Yes [ExpanDrive (Windows)] Yes [FAR Manager] Yes (with Far Navigator plugin) [Fetch] Yes [FileZilla] Yes [FireFTP] Yes [FlashFXP] Yes [Fling FTP] Yes [FTP!] Yes [FTP Client] Yes [FTP Commander] Yes [FTP Explorer] No [FTP Script!] Yes [FTP Voyager] Yes [Fugu] No [FTP Rush] Yes [gFTP] Yes (control connection only) [GoAnywhere Director] Yes [Interarchy] Yes [LeechFTP] No [lftp] Yes [Macfusion] No [Mosaic] No [NcFTP] ? [pbFtpClient] Yes [PSFTP (PuTTY)] No [Robo-FTP] Yes [rwBackup] No [SFTPPlus] Yes [Secure FTP] Yes [SmartFTP] Yes [Steed] Yes [Swish] No [Sysax FTP Automation] Yes [Total Commander] Yes [Transmit] Yes [UploadFTP] Yes [WebDrive] Yes [Windows 7 (ftp.exe)] No [WinSCP] Yes [WISE-FTP] Yes [WS_FTP] Yes [Yummy FTP] Yes [Client_61] FTPS (FTP over SSL) [Ali's FTP Interface]

Output: No

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Input: [Client] FXP (Site2site transfer) [3D-FTP] No [AbsoluteTelnet] No [ALFTP] No [AnyClient] No [Beyond Compare] No [Beyond FTP] No [BitKinex] Yes [Captain FTP] ? [Classic FTP] No [CoreFTP] No [CrossFTP] Yes (Pro only) [cURL] No [CurlFtpFS] No [CuteFTP] Yes [Cyberduck] No [Directory Opus] Yes [ExpanDrive (Mac)] No [ExpanDrive (Windows)] No [FAR Manager] ? [Fetch] Yes [FileZilla] No [FireFTP] Yes [FlashFXP] Yes [Fling FTP] No [FTP!] No [FTP Client] Yes [FTP Commander] Yes [FTP Explorer] ? [FTP Script!] No [FTP Voyager] Yes [Fugu] No [FTP Rush] Yes [gFTP] Yes [GoAnywhere Director] No [Interarchy] Yes [LeechFTP] No [lftp] Yes [Macfusion] ? [Mosaic] No [NcFTP] ? [pbFtpClient] No [PSFTP (PuTTY)] No [Robo-FTP] No [rwBackup] No [SFTPPlus] ? [Secure FTP] No [SmartFTP] Yes [Steed] No [Swish] No [Sysax FTP Automation] No [Total Commander] Yes [Transmit] Yes [UploadFTP] Yes (Pro Only) [WebDrive] Yes [Windows 7 (ftp.exe)] No [WinSCP] No [WISE-FTP] Yes [WS_FTP] Yes (Pro only) [Yummy FTP] Yes [Client_61] FXP (Site2site transfer) [Ali's FTP Interface]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Client] DAV / HTTP(S) [3D-FTP] No [AbsoluteTelnet] No [ALFTP] No [AnyClient] Yes [Beyond Compare] Yes (Pro only) [Beyond FTP] Yes [BitKinex] Yes [Captain FTP] No [Classic FTP] No [CoreFTP] Yes [CrossFTP] Yes (Pro only) [cURL] Yes [CurlFtpFS] No [CuteFTP] Yes (HTTP(S) [Cyberduck] Yes [Directory Opus] Yes [ExpanDrive (Mac)] No [ExpanDrive (Windows)] No [FAR Manager] No [Fetch] No [FileZilla] No [FireFTP] No [FlashFXP] No [Fling FTP] No [FTP!] No [FTP Client] No [FTP Commander] Yes [FTP Explorer] ? [FTP Script!] No [FTP Voyager] No [Fugu] No [FTP Rush] Yes [gFTP] ? [GoAnywhere Director] Yes [Interarchy] Yes [LeechFTP] No [lftp] Yes (Partial) [Macfusion] ? [Mosaic] No [NcFTP] ? [pbFtpClient] No [PSFTP (PuTTY)] No [Robo-FTP] Yes [rwBackup] No [SFTPPlus] Yes [Secure FTP] No [SmartFTP] Yes [Steed] No [Swish] No [Sysax FTP Automation] No [Total Commander] Yes (plugin) [Transmit] Yes [UploadFTP] No [WebDrive] Yes [Windows 7 (ftp.exe)] No [WinSCP] Yes [WISE-FTP] No [WS_FTP] Yes [Yummy FTP] No [Client_61] DAV / HTTP(S) [Ali's FTP Interface]

Output: No

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Input: [Client] Compression [3D-FTP] Yes [AbsoluteTelnet] Yes [ALFTP] No [AnyClient] Yes [Beyond Compare] Yes [Beyond FTP] Yes [BitKinex] Yes [Captain FTP] No [Classic FTP] No [CoreFTP] Yes [CrossFTP] Yes [cURL] Yes [CurlFtpFS] No [CuteFTP] Yes [Cyberduck] No [Directory Opus] No [ExpanDrive (Mac)] Yes [ExpanDrive (Windows)] ? [FAR Manager] No [Fetch] Yes [FileZilla] No [FireFTP] Yes [FlashFXP] Yes [Fling FTP] No [FTP!] Yes [FTP Client] No [FTP Commander] Yes [FTP Explorer] No [FTP Script!] Yes [FTP Voyager] Yes [Fugu] No [FTP Rush] Yes [gFTP] No [GoAnywhere Director] Yes [Interarchy] No [LeechFTP] No [lftp] No [Macfusion] ? [Mosaic] No [NcFTP] No [pbFtpClient] Yes [PSFTP (PuTTY)] No [Robo-FTP] Yes [rwBackup] Yes [SFTPPlus] No [Secure FTP] Yes [SmartFTP] Yes [Steed] ? [Swish] Yes [Sysax FTP Automation] Yes [Total Commander] Yes [Transmit] No [UploadFTP] Yes [WebDrive] Yes [Windows 7 (ftp.exe)] No [WinSCP] Yes (SFTP only) [WISE-FTP] Yes [WS_FTP] Yes (Pro only) [Yummy FTP] Yes [Client_61] Compression [Ali's FTP Interface]

Output: No

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Input: [Client] Remote Compression [3D-FTP] No [AbsoluteTelnet] Yes [ALFTP] ? [AnyClient] No [Beyond Compare] Yes [Beyond FTP] Yes [BitKinex] ? [Captain FTP] ? [Classic FTP] ? [CoreFTP] No [CrossFTP] Yes [cURL] No [CurlFtpFS] No [CuteFTP] No [Cyberduck] Yes (SFTP only) [Directory Opus] No [ExpanDrive (Mac)] No [ExpanDrive (Windows)] No [FAR Manager] ? [Fetch] No [FileZilla] No [FireFTP] No [FlashFXP] No [Fling FTP] Yes [FTP!] Yes [FTP Client] No [FTP Commander] No [FTP Explorer] ? [FTP Script!] Yes [FTP Voyager] Yes [Fugu] ? [FTP Rush] Yes [gFTP] ? [GoAnywhere Director] No [Interarchy] ? [LeechFTP] ? [lftp] No [Macfusion] ? [Mosaic] ? [NcFTP] ? [pbFtpClient] No [PSFTP (PuTTY)] No [Robo-FTP] ? [rwBackup] ? [SFTPPlus] ? [Secure FTP] Yes [SmartFTP] No [Steed] ? [Swish] ? [Sysax FTP Automation] No [Total Commander] ? [Transmit] ? [UploadFTP] Yes [WebDrive] No [Windows 7 (ftp.exe)] No [WinSCP] Yes (SCP command) [WISE-FTP] Yes [WS_FTP] No [Yummy FTP] Yes [Client_61] Remote Compression [Ali's FTP Interface]

Output: No

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Input: [Client] API / Commandline available [3D-FTP] No [AbsoluteTelnet] ? [ALFTP] ? [AnyClient] No [Beyond Compare] Yes [Beyond FTP] Yes [BitKinex] Yes [Captain FTP] ? [Classic FTP] ? [CoreFTP] Yes [CrossFTP] Yes [cURL] Yes (Only) [CurlFtpFS] ? [CuteFTP] ? [Cyberduck] Yes [Directory Opus] No [ExpanDrive (Mac)] Yes [ExpanDrive (Windows)] ? [FAR Manager] ? [Fetch] No [FileZilla] Yes (basic) [FireFTP] No [FlashFXP] Yes [Fling FTP] Yes [FTP!] No [FTP Client] No [FTP Commander] ? [FTP Explorer] ? [FTP Script!] Yes [FTP Voyager] Yes [Fugu] ? [FTP Rush] Yes (windows rushmirc.dll) [gFTP] Yes [GoAnywhere Director] Yes [Interarchy] ? [LeechFTP] ? [lftp] Yes [Macfusion] ? [Mosaic] ? [NcFTP] Yes [pbFtpClient] ? [PSFTP (PuTTY)] Yes [Robo-FTP] Yes [rwBackup] No [SFTPPlus] Yes [Secure FTP] Yes [SmartFTP] Yes [Steed] No [Swish] No [Sysax FTP Automation] Yes (script and command line) [Total Commander] Yes [Transmit] Yes (AppleScript) [UploadFTP] No [WebDrive] Yes [Windows 7 (ftp.exe)] No [WinSCP] Yes [WISE-FTP] ? [WS_FTP] Yes (Pro only) [Yummy FTP] No [Client_61] API / Commandline available [Ali's FTP Interface]

Output: No

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Input: [Client] Resume Download [3D-FTP] Yes [AbsoluteTelnet] ? [ALFTP] ? [AnyClient] Yes [Beyond Compare] Yes [Beyond FTP] Yes [BitKinex] Yes [Captain FTP] ? [Classic FTP] ? [CoreFTP] ? [CrossFTP] Yes [cURL] Yes [CurlFtpFS] ? [CuteFTP] Yes [Cyberduck] Yes [Directory Opus] Yes [ExpanDrive (Mac)] ? [ExpanDrive (Windows)] ? [FAR Manager] ? [Fetch] ? [FileZilla] Yes [FireFTP] Yes [FlashFXP] Yes [Fling FTP] ? [FTP!] Yes [FTP Client] Yes [FTP Commander] ? [FTP Explorer] ? [FTP Script!] Yes [FTP Voyager] Yes [Fugu] ? [FTP Rush] Yes [gFTP] ? [GoAnywhere Director] Yes [Interarchy] Yes [LeechFTP] ? [lftp] Yes [Macfusion] ? [Mosaic] ? [NcFTP] ? [pbFtpClient] ? [PSFTP (PuTTY)] Yes [Robo-FTP] Yes [rwBackup] Yes [SFTPPlus] ? [Secure FTP] ? [SmartFTP] Yes [Steed] ? [Swish] ? [Sysax FTP Automation] ? [Total Commander] Yes [Transmit] Yes [UploadFTP] Yes [WebDrive] ? [Windows 7 (ftp.exe)] ? [WinSCP] Yes [WISE-FTP] ? [WS_FTP] Yes (Pro only) [Yummy FTP] ? [Client_61] Resume Download [Ali's FTP Interface]

Output: No

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Input: [Client] Passive mode [3D-FTP] ? [AbsoluteTelnet] ? [ALFTP] ? [AnyClient] Yes [Beyond Compare] Yes [Beyond FTP] Yes [BitKinex] ? [Captain FTP] ? [Classic FTP] ? [CoreFTP] ? [CrossFTP] Yes [cURL] Yes [CurlFtpFS] ? [CuteFTP] Yes [Cyberduck] Yes [Directory Opus] Yes [ExpanDrive (Mac)] ? [ExpanDrive (Windows)] ? [FAR Manager] ? [Fetch] ? [FileZilla] Yes [FireFTP] Yes [FlashFXP] Yes [Fling FTP] ? [FTP!] Yes [FTP Client] ? [FTP Commander] ? [FTP Explorer] ? [FTP Script!] Yes [FTP Voyager] Yes [Fugu] ? [FTP Rush] Yes [gFTP] ? [GoAnywhere Director] ? [Interarchy] ? [LeechFTP] ? [lftp] ? [Macfusion] ? [Mosaic] ? [NcFTP] Yes [pbFtpClient] ? [PSFTP (PuTTY)] ? [Robo-FTP] Yes [rwBackup] ? [SFTPPlus] ? [Secure FTP] ? [SmartFTP] Yes [Steed] Yes [Swish] ? [Sysax FTP Automation] ? [Total Commander] Yes [Transmit] Yes [UploadFTP] ? [WebDrive] ? [Windows 7 (ftp.exe)] No [WinSCP] Yes [WISE-FTP] ? [WS_FTP] ? [Yummy FTP] ? [Client_61] Passive mode [Ali's FTP Interface]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Behavior] Yes [Action] Yes [Social behavior] Yes [Social action] Yes [Social contact] Yes [Social interaction] Yes [Repeated interaction] Yes [Regular interaction] Yes [Regulated interaction] Yes [Social relation] Yes [0]

Output: Physical movement

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Input: [Action] Yes [Social behavior] Yes [Social action] Yes [Social contact] Yes [Social interaction] Yes [Repeated interaction] Yes [Regular interaction] Yes [Regulated interaction] Yes [Social relation] Yes [0]

Output: Meaning

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Input: [Social behavior] Yes [Social action] Yes [Social contact] Yes [Social interaction] Yes [Repeated interaction] Yes [Regular interaction] Yes [Regulated interaction] Yes [Social relation] Yes [0]

Output: Directed towards others

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Input: [Social action] Yes [Social contact] Yes [Social interaction] Yes [Repeated interaction] Yes [Regular interaction] Yes [Regulated interaction] Yes [Social relation] Yes [0]

Output: Await response

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Input: [Social contact] Yes [Social interaction] Yes [Repeated interaction] Yes [Regular interaction] Yes [Regulated interaction] Yes [Social relation] Yes [0]

Output: Unique/rare interaction

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Input: [Social interaction] Yes [Repeated interaction] Yes [Regular interaction] Yes [Regulated interaction] Yes [Social relation] Yes [0]

Output: Interactions

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Input: [Repeated interaction] Yes [Regular interaction] Yes [Regulated interaction] Yes [Social relation] Yes [0]

Output: Accidental, not planned, but repeated interaction

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Input: [Regular interaction] Yes [Regulated interaction] Yes [Social relation] Yes [0]

Output: Regular

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Input: [Regulated interaction] Yes [Social relation] Yes [0]

Output: Interactions described by law, custom or tradition

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Input: [Social relation] Yes [0]

Output: A scheme of social interactions

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Input: [#] 1 [Title] Happyester Fester [Airdate] September 12, 1992 [Summary]

Output: Uncle Fester creates a new fabric called Happyester, so he and Gomez decide to present it to Norman Normanmeyer, who runs Normanwear. Normanmeyer is enthusiastic to buy the formula and offers Uncle Fester to be his partner, but Uncle Fester makes unusual demands before he signs the contract. Meanwhile, a rival underwear company RumpCo has sent a spy, Underwear Hitman "Fingers", to steal the formula. After Wednesday and Pugsley save the day, Uncle Fester is happy to sign the contract. To Uncle Fester, Wednesday, Pugsley, and Thing's surprise, they are thrown out of Normanwear. Nevertheless, Uncle Fester misinterprets the action as a friendly deed. Later, it turns out Happyester has itchy side effects, something that delights the Addams, but causes bad publicity for Normanwear causing Uncle Fester to support Normanmeyer.

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Input: [#] 2 [Title] Dead and Breakfast [Airdate] September 19, 1992 [Summary]

Output: Wednesday and Pugsley's bad mood over the sunny weather is worsened when they are assigned for a school project called 'creative problem solving through junior career exploration'. Through the enthusiasm of Gomez, it is decided that they turn the Addams home into a "dead and breakfast." Wednesday and Pugsley are reluctant to start the project, but do not want to let down their parents. After the hotel's opening, the trouble starts. Not only are the Normanmeyers determined to ruin their business and do the Addams receive a visit from a health inspector, who is courted by Grandma, they also have a guest, Mrs. Quaint, that sets her eyes on the family fortune. Wednesday and Pugsley eventually use booby traps to capture Mrs. Quaint thereby solving a problem creatively.

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Input: [#] 3 [Title] The Day Gomez Failed [Airdate] September 26, 1992 [Summary]

Output: Feeling that he has done everything once, Gomez goes through his days uninspired. Morticia reminds him that everything in his life has been a success, and encourages him to fail at something. The plan backfires, though, because everything Gomez does results into a profit, earning a fortune in only six hours. Mr. Normanmeyer offers Gomez his ticket to failure, announcing his plans on using his land to complete a new freeway. Some time after signing the contract, the family is surprised to find out that part of the contract was demolishing the mansion with bulldozers. Although Gomez sees it as a friendly deed of Normanmeyer, he stops him, revealing that the house is built on a swamp and could therefore not be used for a freeway. Instead, the freeway is built on the Normanmeyer's land, much to their frustration. Meanwhile, Morticia reminds Gomez that he has failed in failing, and therefore succeeded in his plans.

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Input: [#] 4 [Title] Girlfriendstein / Pugsley by the Numbers / Beware of Thing [Airdate] October 3, 1992 [Summary]

Output: Girlfriendstein: The family notices that Lurch has been somewhere else with his attention lately. Wednesday and Pugsley dig through his room and find out he has recently been dumped by his girlfriend. Fester building him a new girlfriend seems the perfect resolution. Lurch shows no interest in the robot, though, so Wednesday calls his ex-girlfriend to reunite with him. Meanwhile, Cousin Itt has fallen in love with the robot and they run off. Pugsley by the Numbers: Wednesday is fed up with her brother continuously ruining her paintings. She decides to create an improved Pugsley with her mother's living paint, but every creation she makes ranging from an intelligent Pugsley, a stronger Pugsley, and a female Pugsley prove to be too annoying. With the help of the real Pugsley, she exterminates the alternative Pugsleys and admits that her brother is perfect. Beware of Thing: The Spy Twins take a break from spying and try to break into the Addams safe which is guarded by Thing. They dress up as a giant hand to seduce and distract Thing, and thereby catch him. Thing is able to escape and eventually scares away the Spy Twins.

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Input: [#] 5 [Title] N.J. Addams [Airdate] October 10, 1992 [Summary]

Output: N.J. feels embarrassed by his parents' weekly speeches at school about underwear. He is too afraid to admit that he does not want to take over his father's business one day, and instead of confronting his parents, he runs away from home. After explaining the Addams residence is the one place where he can be himself, Wednesday and Pugsley allow him to stay in a spare room. They make him look unrecognizable and introduce him as Mumbles Addams, a long lost cousin, at a family reunion organized by Gomez and Morticia. N.J. is initially delighted with the attention he is receiving, but soon finds out the relatives are too odd for his taste when they fight over whose side of the family Mumbles is from. During a burst out, he upsets Uncle Frankus, an intimidating relative who soon starts chasing them. After he is saved by Wednesday and Pugsley, N.J. is informed that it is alright to be different or not live up to people's expectations. N.J. has the courage to return home and his parents, who were worried because of his disappearance, announce that they will be less hard on him in the future.

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Input: [#] 6 [Title] A Thing Is Born / Choke and Dagger / Fester's Diary [Airdate] October 17, 1992 [Summary]

Output: A Thing is Born: We see a sad and unhappy Thing who is bored and wants to become a star. He doesn't play with the children nor help Uncle Fester in the absence of Gomez and Morticia as they had left for yet another honeymoon, Wednesday tries to help Thing and Granny predicts fame and fortune and accompanies Thing to Hollywood where his talents bring a lot of fame, Granny misses family and leaves to home after this his newfound fame also attracts a jealous maniac named Harry Palmer who lost his chance and fame thanks to Thing and tries to capture him. But Thing manages to capture Harry Palmer. Afterwards, he tells the reporters that he won't do any more films and returns home. Choke and Dagger: Wednesday and Pugsley plan to go with Cousin Itt on his latest missions. The Spy Twins make various attempts to capture Cousin Itt which always tend to go wrong with the other Addams Family members thwarting their plans. Fester's Diary: Uncle Fester writes in his diary about his day.

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Input: [#] 7 [Title] Sir Pugsley / Festerman / Art to Art [Airdate] October 24, 1992 [Summary]

Output: Sir Pugsley: The Addams Family's Annual Family Joust has arrived and every year, Wednesday always beats Pugsley in the joust. Gomez and Uncle Fester give Pugsley some pointers in order to beat Wednesday in the joust. Festerman: Uncle Fester reads his comic book called "Festerman" to Wednesday. The plot of the comic details Festerman's experiment to get more power resulted in his former partner Underman (Norman Normanmeyer's comic counterpart) emerging from another dimension and wanting revenge on Festerman after Fester Anvil fell on him. Art to Art: Morticia has lost her artistic touch. So Lurch and Thing help Morticia get her artistic touch back through whatever way possible.

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Input: [#] 8 [Title] Puttergeist [Airdate] October 31, 1992 [Summary]

Output: Gomez and Morticia are delighted by Grandmama's Halloween tale, which events took place forty years ago. Grandmama talks about a man who went golfing on Halloween night, and was struck by lightning, which lost him his head. He then re-appeared as the Puttergeist: a mean man with a huge golf ball for a head who scares the town at night. Wednesday and Pugsley don't believe in the Puttergeist and go trick and treating with Thing and N.J. When Wednesday uncovers Uncle Fester as a Puttergeist impostor, her remaining doubts are confirmed: Puttergeist does not exist. So when the real Puttergeist shows up, attempting to scare and capture her, she is not feeling scared. While escaping with a golf car, it is revealed that Mr. Normanmeyer is the Puttergeist. He explains that the myth was started by his grandfather. N.J. is initially upset that the Puttergeist is not real, but he appreciates that his father continued the act for so long, just to please him. Moments later, the real Puttergeist drives along, confirming his existence.

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Input: [#] 9 [Title] F.T.V. [Airdate] November 7, 1992 [Summary]

Output: The Addams Family start their own television channel which the Normanmeyers plan to ruin.

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Input: [#] 10 [Title] Itt's Over [Airdate] November 14, 1992 [Summary]

Output: Uncle Fester suddenly grows hair on his head and no barber-based tools can remove it since the hair is hard. The other family members work to find a way to remove the hair from Uncle Fester's head. When a latest attempt to remove hair from Uncle Fester with a hair removal formula seemingly causes the demise of Cousin Itt, Norman Normanmeyer sees this on his FesterCam and has Uncle Fester arrested for the murder of Cousin Itt. While Uncle Fester deals with his tough inmates, Wednesday and Pugsley end up figuring out what actually happened to Cousin Itt when the supposed hair-removal formula doesn't work on Pugsley. Wednesday, Pugsley, and Thing find the trail to Cousin Itt leading them to a hideaway beneath a local donut shop. Gomez, Morticia, Norman, and Normina visit Fester in jail who is enjoying his time in jail. Just then, Wednesday, Pugsley, and Thing arrive with Cousin Itt (who actually had to leave for an important mission at the last minute). Fester is released from prison and thanks Cousin Itt. Norman is stopped by a police officer who asks Norman if he actually witnessed the crime. Norman is thrown in jail for lying to the police and ends up at the mercy of the inmates. Back at the Addams House, Uncle Fester loses his hair from the worrying and the Addams Family celebrates this.

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Input: [#] 11 [Title] Hide and Go Lurch / Hook, Line and Stinkers / A Sword Fightin' Thing [Airdate] November 21, 1992 [Summary]

Output: Hide and Go Lurch: Gomez and Uncle Fester find the Hiding Horn in the attic and play Hide and Seek with Lurch where Lurch would have to find them before midnight. Yet Lurch keeps finding Gomez and Uncle Fester. Hook, Line and Stinkers: The Spy Twins kidnap Wednesday and Pugsley in order to use them as bait for Cousin Itt at their swamp hideout at the Addams Family's country cottage. Yet Wednesday and Pugsley end up outwitting the Spy Twins where they keep getting attacked by Snappy. A Sword Fightin' Thing: When Gomez is relaxing, Thing wants him to sword fight. So Gomez tries to find other ways to relax with Thing still wanting to have a sword fight with Gomez.

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Input: [#] 12 [Title] Addams Family PTA [Airdate] November 28, 1992 [Summary]

Output: Morticia is sad that Wednesday and Pugsley prefer to spend their time with friends or other relatives, rather than with her. Morticia does her teaching abilities until it creeps out the teachers enough for Principal Macnamara to let her go. Upon being rehired by Principal Macnamara, Morticia decides to become more active with their school activities when the teacher in charge of it gets sick. Morticia organizes a scavenger hunt at the Addams residence. Normina Normanmeyer tries to prevent the children from going to the Addams house. Out of concern for the children's safety Normina tries to sabotage the hunt to prove the Addams house isn't safe for children and ban Morticia from further school activities forever. Her plan of destruction turns out to backfire though upon trying to use Uncle Fester's Plant Growth Formula on a plant making Morticia only more beloved with Wednesday and Pugsley's classmates.

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Input: [#] 13 [Title] Little Big Thing / Little Bad Riding Hood / Metamorphosister [Airdate] December 5, 1992 [Summary]

Output: Little Big Thing: Grandmama's sight has been blurry and Morticia recommends that she get some glasses. Grandmama stubbornly refuses to wear glasses. Soon, Grandmama accidentally uses Uncle Fester's Growth Spray that causes Thing to grow to 20 ft. Little Bad Riding Hood: Before heading to sleep, Wednesday reads her version of Little Bad Riding Hood to Pugsley where Wednesday is Little Bad Riding Hood, Thing as Littler Red Riding Hand, and Pugsley is the Big Bad Wolf. Metamorphosister: Pugsley and Thing plan to use a formula to turn Wednesday into a dog. Yet each attempt to transform Wednesday into a dog ends up turning her into different animals.

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Input: [Competition] 21st [Start position] 46 [Obstacle] Failed Flying Chute [Stage]

Output: First

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Input: [Competition] 25th [Start position] 6 [Obstacle] Failed Circle Slider [Stage]

Output: First

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Input: [Competition] 26th [Start position] 63 [Obstacle] Failed Rolling Escargot [Stage]

Output: First

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Input: [Competition] 27th [Start position] 62 [Obstacle] Failed Rope Climb [Stage]

Output: Final

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Input: [Competition] 28th [Start position] 87 [Obstacle] Failed Wall Lift [Stage]

Output: Second

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Input: [Competition] 29th [Start position] 98 [Obstacle] Failed Backstream [Stage]

Output: Second

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Input: [Competition] 30th [Start position] 2994 [Obstacle] Failed Rope Climb [Stage]

Output: Final

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Input: [Competition] 31st [Start position] 100 [Obstacle] Failed Warped Wall (Time Out) [Stage]

Output: First

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Input: [Title] Police Commissioner [Uniform Shirt Color] White [Type of Rank]

Output: Appointed by the city's managing director with the approval of the mayor

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Input: [Title] First Deputy Police Commissioner [Uniform Shirt Color] White [Type of Rank]

Output: Appointed by the city's managing director with the approval of the mayor

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Input: [Title] Deputy Police Commissioner 2-Star [Uniform Shirt Color] White [Type of Rank]

Output: Appointed by the city's managing director with the approval of the mayor

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Input: [Title] Deputy Police Commissioner 1-Star [Uniform Shirt Color] White [Type of Rank]

Output: Appointed by the city's managing director with the approval of the mayor

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Input: [Title] Chief Inspector [Uniform Shirt Color] White [Type of Rank]

Output: Civil service rank

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Input: [Title] Inspector [Uniform Shirt Color] White [Type of Rank]

Output: Civil service rank

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Input: [Title] Staff Inspector [Uniform Shirt Color] White [Type of Rank]

Output: Civil service rank

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Input: [Title] Captain [Uniform Shirt Color] White [Type of Rank]

Output: Civil service rank

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Input: [Title] Lieutenant [Uniform Shirt Color] White [Type of Rank]

Output: Civil service rank

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Input: [Title] Sergeant [Uniform Shirt Color] White [Type of Rank]

Output: Civil service rank

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Input: [Title] Corporal Detective [Uniform Shirt Color] Blue [Type of Rank]

Output: Civil service rank

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Input: [Title] Police Officer [Uniform Shirt Color] Blue [Type of Rank]

Output: Civil service rank

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

Output: medium

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

Output: high, rounded

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

Output: narrow

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

Output: large

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

Output: straight

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

Output: prominent, straight

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

Output: sharp

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

Output: blade

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

Output: Caucasoid

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

Output: reduced

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

Output: reduced

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

Output: reduced

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

Output: parabolic

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

Output: rhomboid

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

Output: medium

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

Output: prominent

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

Output: bilateral

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Input: [Competition] 21st [Start position] 46 [Obstacle] Failed Flying Chute [Stage]

Output: First

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Input: [Competition] 25th [Start position] 6 [Obstacle] Failed Circle Slider [Stage]

Output: First

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Input: [Competition] 26th [Start position] 63 [Obstacle] Failed Rolling Escargot [Stage]

Output: First

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Input: [Competition] 27th [Start position] 62 [Obstacle] Failed Rope Climb [Stage]

Output: Final

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Input: [Competition] 28th [Start position] 87 [Obstacle] Failed Wall Lift [Stage]

Output: Second

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Input: [Competition] 29th [Start position] 98 [Obstacle] Failed Backstream [Stage]

Output: Second

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