Input: [0] Need earth electrode at site? [TT] Yes [IT] Yes [TN-S] No [TN-C-S] Optional [TN-C]

Output: No

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Input: [0] PE conductor cost [TT] Low [IT] Low [TN-S] Highest [TN-C-S] High [TN-C]

Output: Least

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Input: [0] Risk of broken neutral [TT] No [IT] No [TN-S] High [TN-C-S] High [TN-C]

Output: Highest

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Input: [0] Safety [TT] Safe [IT] Less Safe [TN-S] Safest [TN-C-S] Safe [TN-C]

Output: Least Safe

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Input: [0] Electromagnetic interference [TT] Least [IT] Least [TN-S] Low [TN-C-S] Low [TN-C]

Output: High

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Input: [0] Safety risks [TT] High loop impedance (step voltages) [IT] Double fault, overvoltage [TN-S] Broken neutral [TN-C-S] Broken neutral [TN-C]

Output: Broken neutral

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Input: [0] Advantages [TT] Safe and reliable [IT] Continuity of operation, cost [TN-S] Safest [TN-C-S] Safety and cost [TN-C]

Output: Cost

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Input: [Capability] Self-sufficiency in growth signals [Simple analogy]

Output: "accelerator pedal stuck on"

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Input: [Capability] Insensitivity to anti-growth signals [Simple analogy]

Output: "brakes don't work"

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Input: [Capability] Evading apoptosis [Simple analogy]

Output: won't die when the body normally would kill the defective cell

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Input: [Capability] Limitless replicative potential [Simple analogy]

Output: infinite generations of descendants

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Input: [Capability] Sustained angiogenesis [Simple analogy]

Output: asking the body to give it a blood supply

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Input: [Capability] Tissue invasion and metastasis [Simple analogy]

Output: migrating and spreading to other organs and tissues

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Input: [WSDL 1.1 Term] Service [WSDL 2.0 Term] Service [Description]

Output: Contains a set of system functions that have been exposed to the Web-based protocols.

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Input: [WSDL 1.1 Term] Port [WSDL 2.0 Term] Endpoint [Description]

Output: Defines the address or connection point to a Web service. It is typically represented by a simple HTTP URL string.

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Input: [WSDL 1.1 Term] Binding [WSDL 2.0 Term] Binding [Description]

Output: Specifies the interface and defines the SOAP binding style (RPC/Document) and transport (SOAP Protocol). The binding section also defines the operations.

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Input: [WSDL 1.1 Term] PortType [WSDL 2.0 Term] Interface [Description]

Output: Defines a Web service, the operations that can be performed, and the messages that are used to perform the operation.

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Input: [WSDL 1.1 Term] Operation [WSDL 2.0 Term] Operation [Description]

Output: Defines the SOAP actions and the way the message is encoded, for example, "literal." An operation is like a method or function call in a traditional programming language.

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Input: [WSDL 1.1 Term] Message [WSDL 2.0 Term] n/a [Description]

Output: Typically, a message corresponds to an operation. The message contains the information needed to perform the operation. Each message is made up of one or more logical parts. Each part is associated with a message-typing attribute. The message name attribute provides a unique name among all messages. The part name attribute provides a unique name among all the parts of the enclosing message. Parts are a description of the logical content of a message. In RPC binding, a binding may reference the name of a part in order to specify binding-specific information about the part. A part may represent a parameter in the message; the bindings define the actual meaning of the part. Messages were removed in WSDL 2.0, in which XML schema types for defining bodies of inputs, outputs and faults are referred to simply and directly.

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Input: [WSDL 1.1 Term] Types [WSDL 2.0 Term] Types [Description]

Output: Describes the data. The XML Schema language (also known as XSD) is used (inline or referenced) for this purpose.

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Input: [#] 1 [Title] Can You Keep a Secret? [Summary]

Output: The introduction of the Shoe People and Their places in their world of Shoe Town

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Input: [#] 2 [Title] Sergeant Major [Summary]

Output: We are introduced to Sergeant Major, his penchant for smartness and drill practice, and his trouble with his neighbour, Trampy.

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Input: [#] 3 [Title] A Day at the Seaside [Summary]

Output: Some of the Shoe People take a trip to the seaside, but Flip Flop gets washed out to sea and Charlie and Trampy must rescue her.

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Input: [#] 4 [Title] Trampy [Summary]

Output: We are introduced to the kindly and generous Trampy, and his untidy lifestyle.

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Input: [#] 6 [Title] Margot [Summary]

Output: Margot, the ballerina at Swan Lake Cottage, is fully introduced, and performs a garden ballet for her friends.

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Input: [#] 7 [Title] Charlie [Summary]

Output: We are introduced to Charlie the clown, who lives at the Little Big Top. It also turns out that Sergeant Major wants a word with Charlie - has Charlie squirted him with his flower once too often?

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Input: [#] 15 [Title] Delay at Shoetown Railway Station [Summary]

Output: A tree falls across the track at the railway station, and Mr Potter, the station master, calls on the help of PC Boot and Sergeant Major. In the end, however, it is Charlie who comes up with the right solution.

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Input: [#] 16 [Title] Sneaker [Summary]

Output: A simple job for Margot by Sneaker (that is clearing off the leaves on Margot's thatch roof with Charlie's tightrope and Trampy's ladder) brings a warning from P.C Boot.

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Input: [#] 17 [Title] The Windmill Has Stopped [Summary]

Output: A nest is on the windmill. It's down to PC Boot and Charlie to find a solution for the sails to be moving again.

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Input: [#] 18 [Title] A Job for Wellington [Summary]

Output: After a burst pipe in Shoetown Police Station, there is only one person fit enough to fix the leak and help PC Boot escape.

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Input: [#] 19 [Title] Margot's Mirror [Summary]

Output: On a surprise visit to Margot's house, Charlie breaks a mirror by accident. The only way to replace it is to find one of his own mirrors from the circus, which does not have the normal "mirror" effect.

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Input: [#] 21 [Title] The Paper Chase [Summary]

Output: After laying a paper trail for P.C Boot, Margot, Charlie and Baby Bootie, Trampy settles down for an afternoon nap. However Sergeant Major interrupts the trail mistaking the paper for litter, until he finds Trampy who explains about the trail. Can Sergeant Major save the day?

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Input: [#] 23 [Title] Trampy Mows the Lawn [Summary]

Output: Trampy offers to mow Sergeant Major's lawn but all does not go to plan, which leaves the lawn looking like a pile of spaghetti. Charlie has an ingenious plan to help Trampy cover up the mistake.

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Input: [#] 24 [Title] The Great Sledge Race [Summary]

Output: The residents of Shoe Town gather on the hill for the Annual Great Sledge Race. With a number of different sledges, the competition is as close as it's ever been. However one resident doesn't have a sledge at all!

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Input: [Award] Outstanding Achievement In Choreography [Recipient] Tanja Liedtke [Work]

Output: Twelfth Floor

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Input: [Award] Outstanding Achievement in Independent Dance [Recipient] Clare Dyson [Work]

Output: Churchill’s Black Dog

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Input: [Award] Outstanding Performance by a Female Dancer [Recipient] Kristina Chan [Notes] Tanja Liedtke Co. [Work]

Output: Twelfth Floor

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Input: [Award] Outstanding Performance by a Male Dancer [Recipient] Byron Perry [Notes] Kage Physical Theatre [Work]

Output: Headlock

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Input: [Award] Outstanding Performance by a Company [Recipient] Australian Dance Theatre [Notes] by Garry Stewart [Work]

Output: Devolution

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Input: [Award] Award for Dance on Film [Recipient] Sam James & Julie-Anne Long [Work]

Output: Nun’s Night Out

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Input: [WSDL 2.0 Term] Service [Description] Contains a set of system functions that have been exposed to the Web-based protocols. [WSDL 1.1 Term]

Output: Service

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Input: [WSDL 2.0 Term] Endpoint [Description] Defines the address or connection point to a Web service. It is typically represented by a simple HTTP URL string. [WSDL 1.1 Term]

Output: Port

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Input: [WSDL 2.0 Term] Binding [Description] Specifies the interface and defines the SOAP binding style (RPC/Document) and transport (SOAP Protocol). The binding section also defines the operations. [WSDL 1.1 Term]

Output: Binding

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Input: [WSDL 2.0 Term] Interface [Description] Defines a Web service, the operations that can be performed, and the messages that are used to perform the operation. [WSDL 1.1 Term]

Output: PortType

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Input: [WSDL 2.0 Term] Operation [Description] Defines the SOAP actions and the way the message is encoded, for example, "literal." An operation is like a method or function call in a traditional programming language. [WSDL 1.1 Term]

Output: Operation

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Input: [WSDL 2.0 Term] n/a [Description] Typically, a message corresponds to an operation. The message contains the information needed to perform the operation. Each message is made up of one or more logical parts. Each part is associated with a message-typing attribute. The message name attribute provides a unique name among all messages. The part name attribute provides a unique name among all the parts of the enclosing message. Parts are a description of the logical content of a message. In RPC binding, a binding may reference the name of a part in order to specify binding-specific information about the part. A part may represent a parameter in the message; the bindings define the actual meaning of the part. Messages were removed in WSDL 2.0, in which XML schema types for defining bodies of inputs, outputs and faults are referred to simply and directly. [WSDL 1.1 Term]

Output: Message

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Input: [WSDL 2.0 Term] Types [Description] Describes the data. The XML Schema language (also known as XSD) is used (inline or referenced) for this purpose. [WSDL 1.1 Term]

Output: Types

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Input: [Server] Acropolis [ACL] manage [AllVersions Searchable] No [Changes] properties [Get Descendants] Yes [Get FolderTree] Yes [Multifiling] Yes [PWC Searchable] Yes [PWC Updatable] Yes [Query] bothcombined [Renditions] none [Unfiling] Yes [Version Specific Filing] No [Join] none [ContentStream Updatability]

Output: anytime

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Input: [Server] Alfresco [ACL] manage [AllVersions Searchable] No [Changes] objectidsonly[22] [Get Descendants] Yes [Get FolderTree] Yes [Multifiling] Yes [PWC Searchable] Yes [PWC Updatable] Yes [Query] bothcombined [Renditions] read [Unfiling] No [Version Specific Filing] No [Join] none [ContentStream Updatability]

Output: anytime

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Input: [Server] Ceyoniq Technology GmbH, nscale Server [ACL] none [AllVersions Searchable] No [Changes] properties [Get Descendants] Yes [Get FolderTree] Yes [Multifiling] No [PWC Searchable] Yes [PWC Updatable] Yes [Query] bothcombined [Renditions] read [Unfiling] No [Version Specific Filing] No [Join] none [ContentStream Updatability]

Output: anytime

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Input: [Server] Chemistry InMemory Server [ACL] none [AllVersions Searchable] No [Changes] properties [Get Descendants] Yes [Get FolderTree] Yes [Multifiling] Yes [PWC Searchable] No [PWC Updatable] Yes [Query] metadataonly [Renditions] none [Unfiling] Yes [Version Specific Filing] No [Join] join [ContentStream Updatability]

Output: pwconly

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Input: [Server] EMC Documentum [ACL] manage [AllVersions Searchable] Yes [Changes] none [Get Descendants] Yes [Get FolderTree] Yes [Multifiling] Yes [PWC Searchable] No [PWC Updatable] No [Query] With Fulltext: bothcombined; Without Fulltext: metadataonly [Renditions] read (not implemented for folders) [Unfiling] No [Version Specific Filing] No [Join] inneronly [ContentStream Updatability]

Output: anytime

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Input: [Server] eXo Platform[23] [ACL] manage [AllVersions Searchable] Yes [Changes] none [Get Descendants] Yes [Get FolderTree] Yes [Multifiling] Yes [PWC Searchable] Yes [PWC Updatable] Yes [Query] bothcombined [Renditions] read [Unfiling] Yes [Version Specific Filing] No [Join] none [ContentStream Updatability]

Output: anytime

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Input: [Server] IBM FileNet Content Manager[24] [ACL] manage [AllVersions Searchable] Yes [Changes] objectidsonly [Get Descendants] Yes [Get FolderTree] Yes [Multifiling] Yes [PWC Searchable] Yes [PWC Updatable] Yes [Query] bothcombined [Renditions] none [Unfiling] Yes [Version Specific Filing] No [Join] innerandouter [ContentStream Updatability]

Output: pwconly

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Input: [Server] IBM Content Manager [ACL] manage [AllVersions Searchable] Yes [Changes] none [Get Descendants] Yes [Get FolderTree] Yes [Multifiling] Yes [PWC Searchable] No [PWC Updatable] No [Query] bothcombined [Renditions] none [Unfiling] Yes [Version Specific Filing] No [Join] none [ContentStream Updatability]

Output: pwconly

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Input: [Server] IBM Content Manager OnDemand [ACL] none [AllVersions Searchable] No [Changes] none [Get Descendants] No [Get FolderTree] No [Multifiling] No [PWC Searchable] No [PWC Updatable] No [Query] metadataonly [Renditions] none [Unfiling] No [Version Specific Filing] No [Join] none [ContentStream Updatability]

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Input: [Server] ISIS Papyrus Objects [ACL] none [AllVersions Searchable] Yes [Changes] none [Get Descendants] Yes [Get FolderTree] Yes [Multifiling] Yes [PWC Searchable] No [PWC Updatable] No [Query] none [Renditions] none [Unfiling] No [Version Specific Filing] No [Join] none [ContentStream Updatability]

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Input: [Server] NemakiWare[25] [ACL] manage [AllVersions Searchable] No [Changes] objectidsonly [Get Descendants] Yes [Get FolderTree] Yes [Multifiling] No [PWC Searchable] No [PWC Updatable] Yes [Query] bothcombined [Renditions] none [Unfiling] No [Version Specific Filing] No [Join] none [ContentStream Updatability]

Output: pwconly

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Input: [Server] Nuxeo [ACL] manage [AllVersions Searchable] Yes [Changes] objectidsonly [Get Descendants] Yes [Get FolderTree] Yes [Multifiling] No [PWC Searchable] Yes [PWC Updatable] Yes [Query] bothcombined [Renditions] read [Unfiling] No [Version Specific Filing] No [Join] innerandouter [ContentStream Updatability]

Output: pwconly

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Input: [Server] OpenText [ACL] manage [AllVersions Searchable] Yes [Changes] none [Get Descendants] Yes [Get FolderTree] Yes [Multifiling] No [PWC Searchable] Yes [PWC Updatable] Yes [Query] bothcombined [Renditions] none [Unfiling] No [Version Specific Filing] No [Join] none [ContentStream Updatability]

Output: anytime

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Input: [Aspect] Security Management (enterprise-wide) [Focus] Security management at enterprise level. [Target audience] The target audience of the SM aspect will typically include: Heads of information security functions Information security managers (or equivalent) IT auditors [Scope and coverage] Security management arrangements within: A group of companies (or equivalent) Part of a group (e.g. subsidiary company or a business unit) An individual organization (e.g. a company or a government department) [Issues probed]

Output: The commitment provided by top management to promoting good information security practices across the enterprise, along with the allocation of appropriate resources.

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Input: [Aspect] Critical Business Applications [Focus] A business application that is critical to the success of the enterprise. [Target audience] The target audience of the CB aspect will typically include: Owners of business applications Individuals in charge of business processes that are dependent on applications Systems integrators Technical staff, such as members of an application support team. [Scope and coverage] Critical business applications of any: Type (including transaction processing, process control, funds transfer, customer service, and workstation applications) Size (e.g. applications supporting thousands of users or just a few) [Issues probed]

Output: The security requirements of the application and the arrangements made for identifying risks and keeping them within acceptable levels.

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Input: [Aspect] Computer Installations [Focus] A computer installation that supports one or more business applications. [Target audience] The target audience of the CI aspect will typically include: Owners of computer installations Individuals in charge of running data centers IT managers Third parties that operate computer installations for the organization IT auditors [Scope and coverage] Computer installations: Of all sizes (including the largest mainframe, server-based systems, and groups of workstations) Running in specialized environments (e.g. a purpose-built data center), or in ordinary working environments (e.g. offices, factories, and warehouses) [Issues probed]

Output: How requirements for computer services are identified; and how the computers are set up and run in order to meet those requirements.

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Input: [Aspect] Networks [Focus] A network that supports one or more business applications [Target audience] The target audience of the NW aspect will typically include: Heads of specialist network functions Network managers Third parties that provide network services (e.g. Internet service providers) IT auditors [Scope and coverage] Any type of communications network, including: Wide area networks (WANs) or local area networks (LANs) Large scale (e.g. enterprise-wide) or small scale (e.g. an individual department or business unit) Those based on Internet technology such as intranets or extranets Voice, data, or integrated [Issues probed]

Output: How requirements for network services are identified; and how the networks are set up and run in order to meet those requirements.

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Input: [Aspect] Systems Development [Focus] A systems development unit or department, or a particular systems development project. [Target audience] The target audience of the SD aspect will typically include Heads of systems development functions System developers IT auditors [Scope and coverage] Development activity of all types, including: Projects of all sizes (ranging from many worker-years to a few worker-days) Those conducted by any type of developer (e.g. specialist units or departments, outsourcers, or business users) Those based on tailor-made software or application packages [Issues probed]

Output: How business requirements (including information security requirements) are identified; and how systems are designed and built to meet those requirements.

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Input: [Aspect] End User Environment [Focus] An environment (e.g. a business unit or department) in which individuals use corporate business applications or critical workstation applications to support business processes. [Target audience] The target audience of the UE aspect will typically include: Business managers Individuals in the end-user environment Local information-security coordinators Information-security managers (or equivalent) [Scope and coverage] End-user environments: Of any type (e.g. corporate department, general business unity, factory floor, or call center) Of any size (e.g. several individuals to groups of hundreds or thousands) That include individuals with varying degrees of IT skills and awareness of information security. [Issues probed]

Output: The arrangements for user education and awareness; use of corporate business applications and critical workstation applications; and the protection of information associated with mobile computing.

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Input: [Recipient] Graeme Murphy and Janet Vernon[3] [Award]

Output: Lifetime Achievement

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Input: [Recipient] Buzz Dance Theatre [Award]

Output: Award for Outstanding Achievement in Dance Education

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Input: [Recipient] Hilary Crampton [Award]

Output: Award for Services to Dance

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Input: [Recipient] Tanja Liedtke [Work] Twelfth Floor [Award]

Output: Outstanding Achievement In Choreography

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Input: [Recipient] Clare Dyson [Work] Churchill’s Black Dog [Award]

Output: Outstanding Achievement in Independent Dance

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Input: [Recipient] Kristina Chan [Work] Twelfth Floor [Notes] Tanja Liedtke Co. [Award]

Output: Outstanding Performance by a Female Dancer

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Input: [Recipient] Byron Perry [Work] Headlock [Notes] Kage Physical Theatre [Award]

Output: Outstanding Performance by a Male Dancer

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Input: [Recipient] Australian Dance Theatre [Work] Devolution [Notes] by Garry Stewart [Award]

Output: Outstanding Performance by a Company

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Input: [Recipient] Sam James & Julie-Anne Long [Work] Nun’s Night Out [Award]

Output: Award for Dance on Film

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Input: [In monocots] in threes (flowers are trimerous) [In dicots] in fours or fives (tetramerous or pentamerous) [Feature]

Output: Number of parts of each flower

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Input: [In monocots] one [In dicots] three [Feature]

Output: Number of furrows or pores in pollen

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Input: [In monocots] one [In dicots] two [Feature]

Output: Number of cotyledons (leaves in the seed)

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Input: [In monocots] scattered [In dicots] in concentric circles [Feature]

Output: Arrangement of vascular bundles in the stem

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Input: [In monocots] are adventitious [In dicots] develop from the radicle [Feature]

Output: Roots

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Input: [In monocots] parallel [In dicots] reticulate [Feature]

Output: Arrangement of major leaf veins

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Input: [Server] Acropolis [ACL] manage [AllVersions Searchable] No [Changes] properties [ContentStream Updatability] anytime [Get Descendants] Yes [Get FolderTree] Yes [Multifiling] Yes [PWC Updatable] Yes [Query] bothcombined [Renditions] none [Unfiling] Yes [Version Specific Filing] No [Join] none [PWC Searchable]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Server] Alfresco [ACL] manage [AllVersions Searchable] No [Changes] objectidsonly[22] [ContentStream Updatability] anytime [Get Descendants] Yes [Get FolderTree] Yes [Multifiling] Yes [PWC Updatable] Yes [Query] bothcombined [Renditions] read [Unfiling] No [Version Specific Filing] No [Join] none [PWC Searchable]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Server] Ceyoniq Technology GmbH, nscale Server [ACL] none [AllVersions Searchable] No [Changes] properties [ContentStream Updatability] anytime [Get Descendants] Yes [Get FolderTree] Yes [Multifiling] No [PWC Updatable] Yes [Query] bothcombined [Renditions] read [Unfiling] No [Version Specific Filing] No [Join] none [PWC Searchable]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Server] Chemistry InMemory Server [ACL] none [AllVersions Searchable] No [Changes] properties [ContentStream Updatability] pwconly [Get Descendants] Yes [Get FolderTree] Yes [Multifiling] Yes [PWC Updatable] Yes [Query] metadataonly [Renditions] none [Unfiling] Yes [Version Specific Filing] No [Join] join [PWC Searchable]

Output: No

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Input: [Server] EMC Documentum [ACL] manage [AllVersions Searchable] Yes [Changes] none [ContentStream Updatability] anytime [Get Descendants] Yes [Get FolderTree] Yes [Multifiling] Yes [PWC Updatable] No [Query] With Fulltext: bothcombined; Without Fulltext: metadataonly [Renditions] read (not implemented for folders) [Unfiling] No [Version Specific Filing] No [Join] inneronly [PWC Searchable]

Output: No

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Input: [Server] eXo Platform[23] [ACL] manage [AllVersions Searchable] Yes [Changes] none [ContentStream Updatability] anytime [Get Descendants] Yes [Get FolderTree] Yes [Multifiling] Yes [PWC Updatable] Yes [Query] bothcombined [Renditions] read [Unfiling] Yes [Version Specific Filing] No [Join] none [PWC Searchable]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Server] IBM FileNet Content Manager[24] [ACL] manage [AllVersions Searchable] Yes [Changes] objectidsonly [ContentStream Updatability] pwconly [Get Descendants] Yes [Get FolderTree] Yes [Multifiling] Yes [PWC Updatable] Yes [Query] bothcombined [Renditions] none [Unfiling] Yes [Version Specific Filing] No [Join] innerandouter [PWC Searchable]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Server] IBM Content Manager [ACL] manage [AllVersions Searchable] Yes [Changes] none [ContentStream Updatability] pwconly [Get Descendants] Yes [Get FolderTree] Yes [Multifiling] Yes [PWC Updatable] No [Query] bothcombined [Renditions] none [Unfiling] Yes [Version Specific Filing] No [Join] none [PWC Searchable]

Output: No

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Input: [Server] IBM Content Manager OnDemand [ACL] none [AllVersions Searchable] No [Changes] none [ContentStream Updatability] none [Get Descendants] No [Get FolderTree] No [Multifiling] No [PWC Updatable] No [Query] metadataonly [Renditions] none [Unfiling] No [Version Specific Filing] No [Join] none [PWC Searchable]

Output: No

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Input: [Server] ISIS Papyrus Objects [ACL] none [AllVersions Searchable] Yes [Changes] none [ContentStream Updatability] none [Get Descendants] Yes [Get FolderTree] Yes [Multifiling] Yes [PWC Updatable] No [Query] none [Renditions] none [Unfiling] No [Version Specific Filing] No [Join] none [PWC Searchable]

Output: No

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Input: [Server] NemakiWare[25] [ACL] manage [AllVersions Searchable] No [Changes] objectidsonly [ContentStream Updatability] pwconly [Get Descendants] Yes [Get FolderTree] Yes [Multifiling] No [PWC Updatable] Yes [Query] bothcombined [Renditions] none [Unfiling] No [Version Specific Filing] No [Join] none [PWC Searchable]

Output: No

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Input: [Server] Nuxeo [ACL] manage [AllVersions Searchable] Yes [Changes] objectidsonly [ContentStream Updatability] pwconly [Get Descendants] Yes [Get FolderTree] Yes [Multifiling] No [PWC Updatable] Yes [Query] bothcombined [Renditions] read [Unfiling] No [Version Specific Filing] No [Join] innerandouter [PWC Searchable]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Server] OpenText [ACL] manage [AllVersions Searchable] Yes [Changes] none [ContentStream Updatability] anytime [Get Descendants] Yes [Get FolderTree] Yes [Multifiling] No [PWC Updatable] Yes [Query] bothcombined [Renditions] none [Unfiling] No [Version Specific Filing] No [Join] none [PWC Searchable]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] Shrek [Shrek] Yes [Shrek 2] Yes [Shrek the Third] Yes [Shrek Forever After] Yes [Shrek the Musical] Yes [Shrek 4-D] Yes [Scared Shrekless] Yes [Puss in Boots] No [Shrek the Halls]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] Donkey [Shrek] Yes [Shrek 2] Yes [Shrek the Third] Yes [Shrek Forever After] Yes [Shrek the Musical] Yes [Shrek 4-D] Yes [Scared Shrekless] Yes [Puss in Boots] No [Shrek the Halls]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] Princess Fiona [Shrek] Yes [Shrek 2] Yes [Shrek the Third] Yes [Shrek Forever After] Yes [Shrek the Musical] Yes [Shrek 4-D] Yes [Scared Shrekless] Yes [Puss in Boots] No [Shrek the Halls]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] Puss in Boots [Shrek] No [Shrek 2] Yes [Shrek the Third] Yes [Shrek Forever After] Yes [Shrek the Musical] Yes [Shrek 4-D] No [Scared Shrekless] Yes [Puss in Boots] Yes [Shrek the Halls]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] Lord Farquaad [Shrek] Yes [Shrek 2] No [Shrek the Third] Archive Footage [Shrek Forever After] Archive Footage [Shrek the Musical] Yes [Shrek 4-D] Yes [Scared Shrekless] Mentioned [Puss in Boots] No [Shrek the Halls]

Output: No

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Input: [0] Fairy Godmother [Shrek] No [Shrek 2] Yes [Shrek the Third] Mentioned [Shrek Forever After] Mentioned/ Archive Footage [Shrek the Musical] Yes [Shrek 4-D] No [Scared Shrekless] No [Puss in Boots] No [Shrek the Halls]

Output: No

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Input: [0] Prince Charming [Shrek] Mentioned [Shrek 2] Yes [Shrek the Third] Yes [Shrek Forever After] Archive Footage [Shrek the Musical] No [Shrek 4-D] No [Scared Shrekless] Yes [Puss in Boots] No [Shrek the Halls]

Output: No

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Input: [0] Rumpelstiltskin [Shrek] No [Shrek 2] No [Shrek the Third] Yes [Shrek Forever After] Yes [Shrek the Musical] No [Shrek 4-D] No [Scared Shrekless] No [Puss in Boots] No [Shrek the Halls]

Output: No

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Input: [0] Queen Lillian [Shrek] No [Shrek 2] Yes [Shrek the Third] Yes [Shrek Forever After] Yes [Shrek the Musical] Yes [Shrek 4-D] No [Scared Shrekless] No [Puss in Boots] No [Shrek the Halls]

Output: No

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Input: [0] King Harold [Shrek] No [Shrek 2] Yes [Shrek the Third] Yes [Shrek Forever After] Yes [Shrek the Musical] Yes [Shrek 4-D] No [Scared Shrekless] No [Puss in Boots] No [Shrek the Halls]

Output: No

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Input: [0] Dragon [Shrek] Yes [Shrek 2] Yes [Shrek the Third] Yes [Shrek Forever After] Yes [Shrek the Musical] Yes [Shrek 4-D] Yes [Scared Shrekless] No [Puss in Boots] No [Shrek the Halls]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] Artie [Shrek] No [Shrek 2] No [Shrek the Third] Yes [Shrek Forever After] Deleted Scenes [Shrek the Musical] No [Shrek 4-D] No [Scared Shrekless] No [Puss in Boots] No [Shrek the Halls]

Output: No

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Input: [0] Gingy [Shrek] Yes [Shrek 2] Yes [Shrek the Third] Yes [Shrek Forever After] Yes [Shrek the Musical] Yes [Shrek 4-D] Yes [Scared Shrekless] Yes [Puss in Boots] No [Shrek the Halls]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] Pinocchio [Shrek] Yes [Shrek 2] Yes [Shrek the Third] Yes [Shrek Forever After] Yes [Shrek the Musical] Yes [Shrek 4-D] Yes [Scared Shrekless] Yes [Puss in Boots] No [Shrek the Halls]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] Three Pigs [Shrek] Yes [Shrek 2] Yes [Shrek the Third] Yes [Shrek Forever After] Yes [Shrek the Musical] Yes [Shrek 4-D] Yes [Scared Shrekless] Yes [Puss in Boots] No [Shrek the Halls]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] Big Bad Wolf [Shrek] Yes [Shrek 2] Yes [Shrek the Third] Yes [Shrek Forever After] Yes [Shrek the Musical] Yes [Shrek 4-D] Yes [Scared Shrekless] Yes [Puss in Boots] No [Shrek the Halls]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] Blind Mice [Shrek] Yes [Shrek 2] Yes [Shrek the Third] Yes [Shrek Forever After] Yes [Shrek the Musical] Yes [Shrek 4-D] Yes [Scared Shrekless] Yes [Puss in Boots] No [Shrek the Halls]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] Ogre Triplets [Shrek] No [Shrek 2] No [Shrek the Third] Yes [Shrek Forever After] Yes [Shrek the Musical] No [Shrek 4-D] No [Scared Shrekless] Yes [Puss in Boots] No [Shrek the Halls]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] Dronkeys [Shrek] No [Shrek 2] Yes [Shrek the Third] Yes [Shrek Forever After] Yes [Shrek the Musical] No [Shrek 4-D] No [Scared Shrekless] No [Puss in Boots] No [Shrek the Halls]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] Doris [Shrek] No [Shrek 2] Yes [Shrek the Third] Yes [Shrek Forever After] Yes [Shrek the Musical] No [Shrek 4-D] No [Scared Shrekless] No [Puss in Boots] No [Shrek the Halls]

Output: No

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Input: [0] Mabel [Shrek] No [Shrek 2] No [Shrek the Third] Yes [Shrek Forever After] Yes [Shrek the Musical] No [Shrek 4-D] No [Scared Shrekless] No [Puss in Boots] No [Shrek the Halls]

Output: No

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Input: [0] Monsieur Hood [Shrek] Yes [Shrek 2] Video game only [Shrek the Third] No [Shrek Forever After] No [Shrek the Musical] No [Shrek 4-D] No [Scared Shrekless] No [Puss in Boots] No [Shrek the Halls]

Output: No

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Input: [0] Captain Hook [Shrek] No [Shrek 2] Yes [Shrek the Third] Yes [Shrek Forever After] Soundtrack [Shrek the Musical] No [Shrek 4-D] No [Scared Shrekless] No [Puss in Boots] No [Shrek the Halls]

Output: No

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Input: [0] Headless Horseman [Shrek] No [Shrek 2] Yes [Shrek the Third] Yes [Shrek Forever After] No [Shrek the Musical] No [Shrek 4-D] No [Scared Shrekless] No [Puss in Boots] No [Shrek the Halls]

Output: No

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Input: [0] Snow White [Shrek] Yes [Shrek 2] Mentioned [Shrek the Third] Yes [Shrek Forever After] Archive Footage [Shrek the Musical] No [Shrek 4-D] No [Scared Shrekless] No [Puss in Boots] No [Shrek the Halls]

Output: No

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Input: [0] Cinderella [Shrek] Yes [Shrek 2] Mentioned [Shrek the Third] Yes [Shrek Forever After] Archive Footage [Shrek the Musical] No [Shrek 4-D] No [Scared Shrekless] No [Puss in Boots] No [Shrek the Halls]

Output: No

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Input: [0] Sleeping Beauty [Shrek] No [Shrek 2] Yes [Shrek the Third] Yes [Shrek Forever After] Archive Footage [Shrek the Musical] No [Shrek 4-D] No [Scared Shrekless] No [Puss in Boots] No [Shrek the Halls]

Output: No

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Input: [0] Rapunzel [Shrek] No [Shrek 2] Mentioned [Shrek the Third] Yes [Shrek Forever After] No [Shrek the Musical] No [Shrek 4-D] No [Scared Shrekless] No [Puss in Boots] No [Shrek the Halls]

Output: No

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Input: [0] Gepetto [Shrek] Yes [Shrek 2] No [Shrek the Third] No [Shrek Forever After] Yes [Shrek the Musical] No [Shrek 4-D] No [Scared Shrekless] Yes [Puss in Boots] No [Shrek the Halls]

Output: No

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Input: [0] Muffin Man [Shrek] Mentioned [Shrek 2] Yes [Shrek the Third] Yes [Shrek Forever After] Yes [Shrek the Musical] Mentioned [Shrek 4-D] No [Scared Shrekless] Yes [Puss in Boots] No [Shrek the Halls]

Output: No

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Input: [0] Merlin [Shrek] Video game only [Shrek 2] No [Shrek the Third] Yes [Shrek Forever After] No [Shrek the Musical] Yes [Shrek 4-D] No [Scared Shrekless] No [Puss in Boots] No [Shrek the Halls]

Output: No

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Input: [0] Thelonious [Shrek] Yes [Shrek 2] No [Shrek the Third] No [Shrek Forever After] Archive Footage [Shrek the Musical] Yes [Shrek 4-D] Yes [Scared Shrekless] No [Puss in Boots] No [Shrek the Halls]

Output: No

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Input: [0] Magic Mirror [Shrek] Yes [Shrek 2] Yes [Shrek the Third] No [Shrek Forever After] Yes [Shrek the Musical] Yes [Shrek 4-D] Yes [Scared Shrekless] No [Puss in Boots] No [Shrek the Halls]

Output: No

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Input: [0] Pied Piper [Shrek] Yes [Shrek 2] No [Shrek the Third] No [Shrek Forever After] Yes [Shrek the Musical] Yes [Shrek 4-D] No [Scared Shrekless] No [Puss in Boots] No [Shrek the Halls]

Output: No

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Input: [0] Humpty Dumpty [Shrek] No [Shrek 2] Video game only [Shrek the Third] No [Shrek Forever After] No [Shrek the Musical] Yes [Shrek 4-D] Cameo [Scared Shrekless] No [Puss in Boots] Yes [Shrek the Halls]

Output: No

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Input: [0] Cyclops [Shrek] No [Shrek 2] Yes [Shrek the Third] Yes [Shrek Forever After] No [Shrek the Musical] No [Shrek 4-D] No [Scared Shrekless] No [Puss in Boots] No [Shrek the Halls]

Output: No

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Input: [0] Captain of the Guard [Shrek] Yes [Shrek 2] Yes [Shrek the Third] No [Shrek Forever After] No [Shrek the Musical] Yes [Shrek 4-D] No [Scared Shrekless] No [Puss in Boots] No [Shrek the Halls]

Output: No

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Input: [0] Evil Trees [Shrek] No [Shrek 2] Yes [Shrek the Third] Yes [Shrek Forever After] Video game only [Shrek the Musical] No [Shrek 4-D] No [Scared Shrekless] No [Puss in Boots] No [Shrek the Halls]

Output: No

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Input: [0] Witches [Shrek] Yes [Shrek 2] Yes [Shrek the Third] Yes [Shrek Forever After] Yes [Shrek the Musical] Yes [Shrek 4-D] No [Scared Shrekless] No [Puss in Boots] No [Shrek the Halls]

Output: No

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Input: [0] Three Bears [Shrek] Yes [Shrek 2] Video game only [Shrek the Third] No [Shrek Forever After] No [Shrek the Musical] Yes [Shrek 4-D] Yes [Scared Shrekless] No [Puss in Boots] No [Shrek the Halls]

Output: No

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Input: [0] Red Riding Hood [Shrek] No [Shrek 2] Yes [Shrek the Third] Yes [Shrek Forever After] No [Shrek the Musical] Yes [Shrek 4-D] No [Scared Shrekless] No [Puss in Boots] No [Shrek the Halls]

Output: No

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Input: [0] Seven Dwarfs [Shrek] Yes [Shrek 2] Yes [Shrek the Third] Yes [Shrek Forever After] No [Shrek the Musical] Yes [Shrek 4-D] Yes [Scared Shrekless] Yes [Puss in Boots] No [Shrek the Halls]

Output: No

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Input: [0] Tinkerbell [Shrek] Yes [Shrek 2] Yes [Shrek the Third] No [Shrek Forever After] No [Shrek the Musical] Yes [Shrek 4-D] Yes [Scared Shrekless] No [Puss in Boots] No [Shrek the Halls]

Output: No

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Input: [0] Peter Pan [Shrek] Yes [Shrek 2] No [Shrek the Third] Yes [Shrek Forever After] No [Shrek the Musical] Yes [Shrek 4-D] No [Scared Shrekless] No [Puss in Boots] No [Shrek the Halls]

Output: No

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Input: [TT] High [IT] Highest [TN-S] Low [TN-C] Low [TN-C-S] Low [0]

Output: Earth fault loop impedance

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Input: [TT] Yes [IT] N/A [TN-S] Optional [TN-C] No [TN-C-S] Optional [0]

Output: RCD preferred?

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Input: [TT] Yes [IT] Yes [TN-S] No [TN-C] No [TN-C-S] Optional [0]

Output: Need earth electrode at site?

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Input: [TT] Low [IT] Low [TN-S] Highest [TN-C] Least [TN-C-S] High [0]

Output: PE conductor cost

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Input: [TT] No [IT] No [TN-S] High [TN-C] Highest [TN-C-S] High [0]

Output: Risk of broken neutral

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Input: [TT] Safe [IT] Less Safe [TN-S] Safest [TN-C] Least Safe [TN-C-S] Safe [0]

Output: Safety

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Input: [TT] Least [IT] Least [TN-S] Low [TN-C] High [TN-C-S] Low [0]

Output: Electromagnetic interference

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Input: [TT] High loop impedance (step voltages) [IT] Double fault, overvoltage [TN-S] Broken neutral [TN-C] Broken neutral [TN-C-S] Broken neutral [0]

Output: Safety risks

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Input: [TT] Safe and reliable [IT] Continuity of operation, cost [TN-S] Safest [TN-C] Cost [TN-C-S] Safety and cost [0]

Output: Advantages

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Input: [Term] Adhocracy [Definition]

Output: Rule by a government based on relatively disorganised principles and institutions as compared to a bureaucracy, its exact opposite.

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Input: [Term] Band society [Definition]

Output: Rule by a government based on small (usually family) unit with a semi-informal hierarchy, with strongest (either physical strength or strength of character) as leader. Very much like a pack seen in other animals, such as wolves.

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Input: [Term] Bureaucracy [Definition]

Output: Rule by a system of governance with many bureaus, administrators, and petty officials

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Input: [Term] Chiefdom (Tribal) [Definition]

Output: Rule by a government based on small complex society of varying degrees of centralisation that is led by an individual known as a chief.

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Input: [Term] Cybersynacy [Definition]

Output: Ruled by a data fed group of secluded individuals that regulates aspects of public and private life using data feeds and technology having no interactivity with the citizens but using "facts only" to decide direction.

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Input: [Term] Parliamentary system [Definition]

Output: A system of democratic government in which the ministers of the executive branch derive their legitimacy from and are accountable to a legislature or parliament; the executive and legislative branches are interconnected. It is a political system in which the supreme power lies in a body of citizens who can elect people to represent them.

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Input: [Term] Presidential system [Definition]

Output: A system of government where an executive branch is led by a president who serves as both head of state and head of government. In such a system, this branch exists separately from the legislature, to which it is not responsible and which it cannot, in normal circumstances, dismiss.

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Input: [Term] Nomocracy [Definition]

Output: Rule by a government under the sovereignty of rational laws and civic right as opposed to one under theocratic systems of government. In a nomocracy, ultimate and final authority (sovereignty) exists in the law.

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Input: [Service] Connection oriented network [TP0] Yes [TP1] Yes [TP3] Yes [TP4] Yes [TP2]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Service] Connectionless network [TP0] No [TP1] No [TP3] No [TP4] Yes [TP2]

Output: No

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Input: [Service] Concatenation and separation [TP0] No [TP1] Yes [TP3] Yes [TP4] Yes [TP2]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Service] Segmentation and reassembly [TP0] Yes [TP1] Yes [TP3] Yes [TP4] Yes [TP2]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Service] Error Recovery [TP0] No [TP1] Yes [TP3] Yes [TP4] Yes [TP2]

Output: No

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Input: [Service] Reinitiate connection (if an excessive number of PDUs are unacknowledged) [TP0] No [TP1] Yes [TP3] Yes [TP4] No [TP2]

Output: No

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Input: [Service] multiplexing and demultiplexing over a single virtual circuit [TP0] No [TP1] No [TP3] Yes [TP4] Yes [TP2]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Service] Explicit flow control [TP0] No [TP1] No [TP3] Yes [TP4] Yes [TP2]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Service] Retransmission on timeout [TP0] No [TP1] No [TP3] No [TP4] Yes [TP2]

Output: No

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Input: [Service] Reliable Transport Service [TP0] No [TP1] Yes [TP3] Yes [TP4] Yes [TP2]

Output: No

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Input: [WSDL 1.1 Term] Service [Description] Contains a set of system functions that have been exposed to the Web-based protocols. [WSDL 2.0 Term]

Output: Service

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Input: [WSDL 1.1 Term] Port [Description] Defines the address or connection point to a Web service. It is typically represented by a simple HTTP URL string. [WSDL 2.0 Term]

Output: Endpoint

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Input: [WSDL 1.1 Term] Binding [Description] Specifies the interface and defines the SOAP binding style (RPC/Document) and transport (SOAP Protocol). The binding section also defines the operations. [WSDL 2.0 Term]

Output: Binding

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Input: [WSDL 1.1 Term] PortType [Description] Defines a Web service, the operations that can be performed, and the messages that are used to perform the operation. [WSDL 2.0 Term]

Output: Interface

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Input: [WSDL 1.1 Term] Operation [Description] Defines the SOAP actions and the way the message is encoded, for example, "literal." An operation is like a method or function call in a traditional programming language. [WSDL 2.0 Term]

Output: Operation

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Input: [WSDL 1.1 Term] Message [Description] Typically, a message corresponds to an operation. The message contains the information needed to perform the operation. Each message is made up of one or more logical parts. Each part is associated with a message-typing attribute. The message name attribute provides a unique name among all messages. The part name attribute provides a unique name among all the parts of the enclosing message. Parts are a description of the logical content of a message. In RPC binding, a binding may reference the name of a part in order to specify binding-specific information about the part. A part may represent a parameter in the message; the bindings define the actual meaning of the part. Messages were removed in WSDL 2.0, in which XML schema types for defining bodies of inputs, outputs and faults are referred to simply and directly. [WSDL 2.0 Term]

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Input: [WSDL 1.1 Term] Types [Description] Describes the data. The XML Schema language (also known as XSD) is used (inline or referenced) for this purpose. [WSDL 2.0 Term]

Output: Types

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Input: [0] methyllithium [Solvent] THF [Structure]

Output: tetramer

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Aggregates of some alkyllithiums in solvents[6]


Input: [0] methyllithium [Solvent] ether/HMPA [Structure]

Output: tetramer

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Input: [0] n-butyllithium [Solvent] pentane [Structure]

Output: hexamer

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Input: [0] n-butyllithium [Solvent] ether [Structure]

Output: tetramer

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Input: [0] n-butyllithium [Solvent] THF [Structure]

Output: tetramer-dimer

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Input: [0] sec-butyllithium [Solvent] pentane [Structure]

Output: hexamer-tetramer

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Input: [0] isopropyllithium [Solvent] pentane [Structure]

Output: hexamer-tetramer

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Input: [0] tert-butyllithium [Solvent] pentane [Structure]

Output: tetramer

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Input: [0] tert-butyllithium [Solvent] THF [Structure]

Output: monomer

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Input: [0] phenyllithium [Solvent] ether [Structure]

Output: tetramer-dimer

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Input: [0] phenyllithium [Solvent] ether/HMPA [Structure]

Output: dimer

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Input: [Product] Extensions [Premium] Yes [Ultimate] Yes [Test Professional] No [Professional]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Product] Projects templates [Premium] Yes [Ultimate] Yes [Test Professional] No [Professional]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Product] MSDN integration [Premium] Full [Ultimate] Full [Test Professional] Full [Professional]

Output: Full or Essentials

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Input: [Product] Debugging [Premium] Yes [Ultimate] Yes [Test Professional] No [Professional]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Product] Profiling [Premium] Yes [Ultimate] Yes [Test Professional] No [Professional]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Product] Static analysis [Premium] Yes [Ultimate] Yes [Test Professional] No [Professional]

Output: No

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Input: [Product] IntelliTrace [Premium] No [Ultimate] Yes [Test Professional] No [Professional]

Output: No

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Input: [Product] Unit test [Premium] Yes [Ultimate] Yes [Test Professional] No [Professional]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Product] Code coverage [Premium] Yes [Ultimate] Yes [Test Professional] No [Professional]

Output: No

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Input: [Product] Coded UI test [Premium] Yes [Ultimate] Yes [Test Professional] No [Professional]

Output: No

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Input: [Product] Test impact analysis [Premium] Yes [Ultimate] Yes [Test Professional] Yes [Professional]

Output: No

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Input: [Product] Load testing [Premium] No [Ultimate] Yes [Test Professional] No [Professional]

Output: No

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Input: [Product] Lab management [Premium] No [Ultimate] Yes [Test Professional] Yes [Professional]

Output: No

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Input: [Product] Architecture and modelling [Premium] Read-only [Ultimate] Yes [Test Professional] No [Professional]

Output: No

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Input: [Product] Windows Phone development [Premium] Yes [Ultimate] Yes [Test Professional] No [Professional]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Server] Acropolis [ACL] manage [AllVersions Searchable] No [Changes] properties [ContentStream Updatability] anytime [Get Descendants] Yes [Get FolderTree] Yes [PWC Searchable] Yes [PWC Updatable] Yes [Query] bothcombined [Renditions] none [Unfiling] Yes [Version Specific Filing] No [Join] none [Multifiling]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Server] Alfresco [ACL] manage [AllVersions Searchable] No [Changes] objectidsonly[22] [ContentStream Updatability] anytime [Get Descendants] Yes [Get FolderTree] Yes [PWC Searchable] Yes [PWC Updatable] Yes [Query] bothcombined [Renditions] read [Unfiling] No [Version Specific Filing] No [Join] none [Multifiling]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Server] Ceyoniq Technology GmbH, nscale Server [ACL] none [AllVersions Searchable] No [Changes] properties [ContentStream Updatability] anytime [Get Descendants] Yes [Get FolderTree] Yes [PWC Searchable] Yes [PWC Updatable] Yes [Query] bothcombined [Renditions] read [Unfiling] No [Version Specific Filing] No [Join] none [Multifiling]

Output: No

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Input: [Server] Chemistry InMemory Server [ACL] none [AllVersions Searchable] No [Changes] properties [ContentStream Updatability] pwconly [Get Descendants] Yes [Get FolderTree] Yes [PWC Searchable] No [PWC Updatable] Yes [Query] metadataonly [Renditions] none [Unfiling] Yes [Version Specific Filing] No [Join] join [Multifiling]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Server] EMC Documentum [ACL] manage [AllVersions Searchable] Yes [Changes] none [ContentStream Updatability] anytime [Get Descendants] Yes [Get FolderTree] Yes [PWC Searchable] No [PWC Updatable] No [Query] With Fulltext: bothcombined; Without Fulltext: metadataonly [Renditions] read (not implemented for folders) [Unfiling] No [Version Specific Filing] No [Join] inneronly [Multifiling]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Server] eXo Platform[23] [ACL] manage [AllVersions Searchable] Yes [Changes] none [ContentStream Updatability] anytime [Get Descendants] Yes [Get FolderTree] Yes [PWC Searchable] Yes [PWC Updatable] Yes [Query] bothcombined [Renditions] read [Unfiling] Yes [Version Specific Filing] No [Join] none [Multifiling]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Server] IBM FileNet Content Manager[24] [ACL] manage [AllVersions Searchable] Yes [Changes] objectidsonly [ContentStream Updatability] pwconly [Get Descendants] Yes [Get FolderTree] Yes [PWC Searchable] Yes [PWC Updatable] Yes [Query] bothcombined [Renditions] none [Unfiling] Yes [Version Specific Filing] No [Join] innerandouter [Multifiling]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Server] IBM Content Manager [ACL] manage [AllVersions Searchable] Yes [Changes] none [ContentStream Updatability] pwconly [Get Descendants] Yes [Get FolderTree] Yes [PWC Searchable] No [PWC Updatable] No [Query] bothcombined [Renditions] none [Unfiling] Yes [Version Specific Filing] No [Join] none [Multifiling]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Server] IBM Content Manager OnDemand [ACL] none [AllVersions Searchable] No [Changes] none [ContentStream Updatability] none [Get Descendants] No [Get FolderTree] No [PWC Searchable] No [PWC Updatable] No [Query] metadataonly [Renditions] none [Unfiling] No [Version Specific Filing] No [Join] none [Multifiling]

Output: No

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Input: [Server] ISIS Papyrus Objects [ACL] none [AllVersions Searchable] Yes [Changes] none [ContentStream Updatability] none [Get Descendants] Yes [Get FolderTree] Yes [PWC Searchable] No [PWC Updatable] No [Query] none [Renditions] none [Unfiling] No [Version Specific Filing] No [Join] none [Multifiling]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Server] NemakiWare[25] [ACL] manage [AllVersions Searchable] No [Changes] objectidsonly [ContentStream Updatability] pwconly [Get Descendants] Yes [Get FolderTree] Yes [PWC Searchable] No [PWC Updatable] Yes [Query] bothcombined [Renditions] none [Unfiling] No [Version Specific Filing] No [Join] none [Multifiling]

Output: No

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Input: [Server] Nuxeo [ACL] manage [AllVersions Searchable] Yes [Changes] objectidsonly [ContentStream Updatability] pwconly [Get Descendants] Yes [Get FolderTree] Yes [PWC Searchable] Yes [PWC Updatable] Yes [Query] bothcombined [Renditions] read [Unfiling] No [Version Specific Filing] No [Join] innerandouter [Multifiling]

Output: No

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Input: [Server] OpenText [ACL] manage [AllVersions Searchable] Yes [Changes] none [ContentStream Updatability] anytime [Get Descendants] Yes [Get FolderTree] Yes [PWC Searchable] Yes [PWC Updatable] Yes [Query] bothcombined [Renditions] none [Unfiling] No [Version Specific Filing] No [Join] none [Multifiling]

Output: No

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Input: [BitTorrent client] ABC [Magnet URI] No No [Super-seeding] No [Embedded tracker] Yes [UPnP [Note 5]] Yes [NAT traversal [Note 6]] No [DHT [Note 7]] No [Peer exchange] No [Encryption] No [UDP tracker] No [LPD] No [Proxy server] No [NAT Port Mapping Protocol]

Output: No

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Input: [BitTorrent client] Acquisition [Magnet URI] No No [Super-seeding] No [Embedded tracker] No [UPnP [Note 5]] No [NAT traversal [Note 6]] No [DHT [Note 7]] No [Peer exchange] No [Encryption] No [UDP tracker] No [LPD] No [Proxy server] No [NAT Port Mapping Protocol]

Output: Yes

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Input: [BitTorrent client] BitComet [Magnet URI] Yes No [Super-seeding] Yes [Embedded tracker] Separate download [UPnP [Note 5]] Yes [NAT traversal [Note 6]] Yes [DHT [Note 7]] Yes [Peer exchange] Yes [Encryption] Yes [UDP tracker] Yes [LPD] No [Proxy server] HTTP 1.1, SOCKS4-4a-5 [NAT Port Mapping Protocol]

Output: Yes

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Input: [BitTorrent client] BitLet [Magnet URI] No No [Super-seeding] No [Embedded tracker] No [UPnP [Note 5]] Yes [NAT traversal [Note 6]] No [DHT [Note 7]] No [Peer exchange] No [Encryption] No [UDP tracker] No [LPD] No [Proxy server] No [NAT Port Mapping Protocol]

Output: No

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Input: [BitTorrent client] BitLord [Magnet URI] Yes No [Super-seeding] No [Embedded tracker] No [UPnP [Note 5]] Yes [NAT traversal [Note 6]] Yes [DHT [Note 7]] Yes [Peer exchange] Yes [Encryption] Yes [UDP tracker] Yes [LPD] Yes [Proxy server] HTTP 1.1, SOCKS4-4a-5 [NAT Port Mapping Protocol]

Output: Yes

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Input: [BitTorrent client] BitTornado [Magnet URI] No No [Super-seeding] Yes [Embedded tracker] Yes[Note 8] [UPnP [Note 5]] Yes [NAT traversal [Note 6]] No [DHT [Note 7]] No [Peer exchange] No [Encryption] Yes [UDP tracker] No [LPD] No [Proxy server] No [NAT Port Mapping Protocol]

Output: No

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Input: [BitTorrent client] BitTorrent 5, Mainline [Magnet URI] No No [Super-seeding] No [Embedded tracker] Yes[Note 8] [UPnP [Note 5]] Yes [NAT traversal [Note 6]] No [DHT [Note 7]] Yes [Peer exchange] Yes [Encryption] Yes [UDP tracker] No [LPD] No [Proxy server] Yes [NAT Port Mapping Protocol]

Output: Yes

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Input: [BitTorrent client] BitTorrent 6 [Magnet URI] Yes Yes [Super-seeding] Yes [Embedded tracker] Yes [UPnP [Note 5]] Yes [NAT traversal [Note 6]] Yes [DHT [Note 7]] Yes [Peer exchange] Yes[Note 9] [Encryption] Yes [UDP tracker] Yes [LPD] Yes [Proxy server] HTTP(S), SOCKS4-5 [NAT Port Mapping Protocol]

Output: Yes

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Input: [BitTorrent client] BitTyrant [Magnet URI] No No [Super-seeding] Yes[citation needed] [Embedded tracker] Yes [UPnP [Note 5]] Yes [NAT traversal [Note 6]] Yes[Note 10] [DHT [Note 7]] Yes[Note 11] [Peer exchange] Yes [Encryption] Yes [UDP tracker] No [LPD] No [Proxy server] No [NAT Port Mapping Protocol]

Output: Yes

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Input: [BitTorrent client] Blog Torrent [Magnet URI] No No [Super-seeding] No [Embedded tracker] Yes [UPnP [Note 5]] No [NAT traversal [Note 6]] No [DHT [Note 7]] No [Peer exchange] No [Encryption] No [UDP tracker] No [LPD] No [Proxy server] No [NAT Port Mapping Protocol]

Output: No

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Input: [BitTorrent client] Deluge [Magnet URI] Yes No [Super-seeding] No [Embedded tracker] No [UPnP [Note 5]] Yes [NAT traversal [Note 6]] Yes [DHT [Note 7]] Yes [Peer exchange] Yes [Encryption] Yes [UDP tracker] Yes [LPD] Yes [Proxy server] HTTP(S), SOCKS4-5 [NAT Port Mapping Protocol]

Output: Yes

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Input: [BitTorrent client] FlashGet [Magnet URI] No No [Super-seeding] No [Embedded tracker] No [UPnP [Note 5]] No [NAT traversal [Note 6]] No [DHT [Note 7]] Yes [Peer exchange] No [Encryption] Yes [UDP tracker] No [LPD] No [Proxy server] No [NAT Port Mapping Protocol]

Output: No

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Input: [BitTorrent client] Free Download Manager [Magnet URI] Yes No [Super-seeding] No [Embedded tracker] No [UPnP [Note 5]] No [NAT traversal [Note 6]] No [DHT [Note 7]] Yes [Peer exchange] Yes [Encryption] No [UDP tracker] No [LPD] No [Proxy server] No [NAT Port Mapping Protocol]

Output: No

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Input: [BitTorrent client] KTorrent [Magnet URI] Yes Yes [Super-seeding] Yes [Embedded tracker] No [UPnP [Note 5]] Yes [NAT traversal [Note 6]] Yes [DHT [Note 7]] Yes [Peer exchange] Yes [Encryption] Yes [UDP tracker] Yes [LPD] Partial [Proxy server] HTTP, SOCKS4-5 [NAT Port Mapping Protocol]

Output: Yes

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Input: [BitTorrent client] LimeWire [Magnet URI] Partial No [Super-seeding] Yes [Embedded tracker] Yes [UPnP [Note 5]] Yes [NAT traversal [Note 6]] No [DHT [Note 7]] Yes [Peer exchange] Yes [Encryption] Yes [UDP tracker] Yes [LPD] No [Proxy server] No [NAT Port Mapping Protocol]

Output: Yes

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Input: [BitTorrent client] Meerkat Bittorrent Client [Magnet URI] No No [Super-seeding] Yes [Embedded tracker] No [UPnP [Note 5]] Yes [NAT traversal [Note 6]] Yes [DHT [Note 7]] Yes [Peer exchange] No [Encryption] Yes [UDP tracker] No [LPD] No [Proxy server] No [NAT Port Mapping Protocol]

Output: Yes

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Input: [BitTorrent client] MLDonkey [Magnet URI] Yes[58] No [Super-seeding] No [Embedded tracker] Yes [UPnP [Note 5]] Yes [NAT traversal [Note 6]] No [DHT [Note 7]] Yes [Peer exchange] No [Encryption] No [UDP tracker] Yes [LPD] No [Proxy server] No [NAT Port Mapping Protocol]

Output: Yes

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Input: [BitTorrent client] µTorrent [Magnet URI] Yes Yes [Super-seeding] Yes[59] [Embedded tracker] Yes[60] [UPnP [Note 5]] Yes[61] [NAT traversal [Note 6]] Yes[62] [DHT [Note 7]] Yes[Note 12] [Peer exchange] Yes[Note 9] [Encryption] Yes[63] [UDP tracker] Yes [LPD] Yes[64] [Proxy server] HTTP(S), SOCKS4-5 [NAT Port Mapping Protocol]

Output: Yes

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Input: [BitTorrent client] OneSwarm [Magnet URI] No No [Super-seeding] Yes [Embedded tracker] Yes [UPnP [Note 5]] Yes [NAT traversal [Note 6]] Yes [DHT [Note 7]] Yes [Peer exchange] Yes [Encryption] Yes [UDP tracker] Yes [LPD] No [Proxy server] No [NAT Port Mapping Protocol]

Output: Yes

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Input: [BitTorrent client] Opera 12 [Magnet URI] No No [Super-seeding] No [Embedded tracker] Yes[65] [UPnP [Note 5]] No [NAT traversal [Note 6]] No [DHT [Note 7]] No [Peer exchange] Yes[66] [Encryption] No [UDP tracker] No [LPD] No [Proxy server] No [NAT Port Mapping Protocol]

Output: No

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Input: [BitTorrent client] qBittorrent [Magnet URI] Yes Yes [Super-seeding] Yes [Embedded tracker] Yes [UPnP [Note 5]] Yes [NAT traversal [Note 6]] Yes [DHT [Note 7]] Yes [Peer exchange] Yes [Encryption] Yes [UDP tracker] Yes [LPD] Yes [Proxy server] HTTP(S), SOCKS4-5 [NAT Port Mapping Protocol]

Output: Yes

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Input: [BitTorrent client] rTorrent [Magnet URI] Yes[67] No [Super-seeding] Yes [Embedded tracker] No [UPnP [Note 5]] No [NAT traversal [Note 6]] No [DHT [Note 7]] Yes [Peer exchange] Yes [Encryption] Yes [UDP tracker] Yes [LPD] No[68] [Proxy server] No [NAT Port Mapping Protocol]

Output: No

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Input: [BitTorrent client] Shareaza [Magnet URI] Yes No [Super-seeding] No [Embedded tracker] No [UPnP [Note 5]] Yes [NAT traversal [Note 6]] No [DHT [Note 7]] Yes[Note 13] [Peer exchange] Yes [Encryption] No [UDP tracker] Yes[Note 14] [LPD] No [Proxy server] No [NAT Port Mapping Protocol]

Output: Yes

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Input: [BitTorrent client] SymTorrent [Magnet URI] No No [Super-seeding] No [Embedded tracker] No [UPnP [Note 5]] No [NAT traversal [Note 6]] No [DHT [Note 7]] No [Peer exchange] No [Encryption] No [UDP tracker] No [LPD] No [Proxy server] No [NAT Port Mapping Protocol]

Output: No

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Input: [BitTorrent client] Tixati [Magnet URI] Yes Yes [Super-seeding] Yes [Embedded tracker] No [UPnP [Note 5]] Yes [NAT traversal [Note 6]] Yes [DHT [Note 7]] Yes [Peer exchange] Yes [Encryption] Yes [UDP tracker] Yes [LPD] Yes [Proxy server] Yes [NAT Port Mapping Protocol]

Output: Yes

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Input: [BitTorrent client] Tomato Torrent [Magnet URI] No No [Super-seeding] No [Embedded tracker] Yes [UPnP [Note 5]] No [NAT traversal [Note 6]] No [DHT [Note 7]] Yes [Peer exchange] No [Encryption] No [UDP tracker] No [LPD] No [Proxy server] No [NAT Port Mapping Protocol]

Output: No

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Input: [BitTorrent client] Tonido [Magnet URI] No No [Super-seeding] No [Embedded tracker] No [UPnP [Note 5]] Yes [NAT traversal [Note 6]] Yes [DHT [Note 7]] Yes [Peer exchange] No [Encryption] No [UDP tracker] No [LPD] No [Proxy server] No [NAT Port Mapping Protocol]

Output: Yes

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Input: [BitTorrent client] TorrentFlux [Magnet URI] No No [Super-seeding] Yes [Embedded tracker] No [UPnP [Note 5]] Yes [NAT traversal [Note 6]] No [DHT [Note 7]] No [Peer exchange] No [Encryption] Yes [UDP tracker] No [LPD] No [Proxy server] No [NAT Port Mapping Protocol]

Output: No

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Input: [BitTorrent client] Transmission [Magnet URI] Yes No [Super-seeding] No [Embedded tracker] No [UPnP [Note 5]] Yes [NAT traversal [Note 6]] Yes [DHT [Note 7]] Yes [Peer exchange] Yes[Note 15] [Encryption] Yes [UDP tracker] Yes [LPD] Yes [Proxy server] No[69] [NAT Port Mapping Protocol]

Output: Yes

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Input: [BitTorrent client] Tribler [Magnet URI] Yes No [Super-seeding] No [Embedded tracker] Yes [UPnP [Note 5]] Yes [NAT traversal [Note 6]] No [DHT [Note 7]] Yes [Peer exchange] Yes [Encryption] Yes [UDP tracker] No [LPD] No [Proxy server] Uses P2P onion routing to provide anonymity. [NAT Port Mapping Protocol]

Output: Yes

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Input: [BitTorrent client] Vuze (formerly Azureus) [Magnet URI] Yes Yes [Super-seeding] Yes [Embedded tracker] Yes [UPnP [Note 5]] Yes [NAT traversal [Note 6]] Yes[Note 16] [DHT [Note 7]] Yes[Note 11] [Peer exchange] Yes [Encryption] Yes [UDP tracker] Yes [LPD] Plugin [Proxy server] HTTP(S)?, SOCKS4-4a-5 [NAT Port Mapping Protocol]

Output: Yes

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Input: [BitTorrent client] BitTorrent client [Magnet URI] Magnet URI Preload Magnet metadata [Super-seeding] Super-seeding [Embedded tracker] Embedded tracker [UPnP [Note 5]] UPnP [NAT traversal [Note 6]] NAT traversal [DHT [Note 7]] DHT [Peer exchange] Peer exchange [Encryption] Encryption [UDP tracker] UDP tracker [LPD] LPD [Proxy server] Proxy server [NAT Port Mapping Protocol]

Output: NAT Port Mapping Protocol

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Input: [Aspect] Security Management (enterprise-wide) [Target audience] The target audience of the SM aspect will typically include: Heads of information security functions Information security managers (or equivalent) IT auditors [Issues probed] The commitment provided by top management to promoting good information security practices across the enterprise, along with the allocation of appropriate resources. [Scope and coverage] Security management arrangements within: A group of companies (or equivalent) Part of a group (e.g. subsidiary company or a business unit) An individual organization (e.g. a company or a government department) [Focus]

Output: Security management at enterprise level.

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Input: [Aspect] Critical Business Applications [Target audience] The target audience of the CB aspect will typically include: Owners of business applications Individuals in charge of business processes that are dependent on applications Systems integrators Technical staff, such as members of an application support team. [Issues probed] The security requirements of the application and the arrangements made for identifying risks and keeping them within acceptable levels. [Scope and coverage] Critical business applications of any: Type (including transaction processing, process control, funds transfer, customer service, and workstation applications) Size (e.g. applications supporting thousands of users or just a few) [Focus]

Output: A business application that is critical to the success of the enterprise.

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Input: [Aspect] Computer Installations [Target audience] The target audience of the CI aspect will typically include: Owners of computer installations Individuals in charge of running data centers IT managers Third parties that operate computer installations for the organization IT auditors [Issues probed] How requirements for computer services are identified; and how the computers are set up and run in order to meet those requirements. [Scope and coverage] Computer installations: Of all sizes (including the largest mainframe, server-based systems, and groups of workstations) Running in specialized environments (e.g. a purpose-built data center), or in ordinary working environments (e.g. offices, factories, and warehouses) [Focus]

Output: A computer installation that supports one or more business applications.

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Input: [Aspect] Networks [Target audience] The target audience of the NW aspect will typically include: Heads of specialist network functions Network managers Third parties that provide network services (e.g. Internet service providers) IT auditors [Issues probed] How requirements for network services are identified; and how the networks are set up and run in order to meet those requirements. [Scope and coverage] Any type of communications network, including: Wide area networks (WANs) or local area networks (LANs) Large scale (e.g. enterprise-wide) or small scale (e.g. an individual department or business unit) Those based on Internet technology such as intranets or extranets Voice, data, or integrated [Focus]

Output: A network that supports one or more business applications

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Input: [Aspect] Systems Development [Target audience] The target audience of the SD aspect will typically include Heads of systems development functions System developers IT auditors [Issues probed] How business requirements (including information security requirements) are identified; and how systems are designed and built to meet those requirements. [Scope and coverage] Development activity of all types, including: Projects of all sizes (ranging from many worker-years to a few worker-days) Those conducted by any type of developer (e.g. specialist units or departments, outsourcers, or business users) Those based on tailor-made software or application packages [Focus]

Output: A systems development unit or department, or a particular systems development project.

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Input: [Aspect] End User Environment [Target audience] The target audience of the UE aspect will typically include: Business managers Individuals in the end-user environment Local information-security coordinators Information-security managers (or equivalent) [Issues probed] The arrangements for user education and awareness; use of corporate business applications and critical workstation applications; and the protection of information associated with mobile computing. [Scope and coverage] End-user environments: Of any type (e.g. corporate department, general business unity, factory floor, or call center) Of any size (e.g. several individuals to groups of hundreds or thousands) That include individuals with varying degrees of IT skills and awareness of information security. [Focus]

Output: An environment (e.g. a business unit or department) in which individuals use corporate business applications or critical workstation applications to support business processes.

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Input: [Service] Connection oriented network [TP0] Yes [TP1] Yes [TP2] Yes [TP4] Yes [TP3]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Service] Connectionless network [TP0] No [TP1] No [TP2] No [TP4] Yes [TP3]

Output: No

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Input: [Service] Concatenation and separation [TP0] No [TP1] Yes [TP2] Yes [TP4] Yes [TP3]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Service] Segmentation and reassembly [TP0] Yes [TP1] Yes [TP2] Yes [TP4] Yes [TP3]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Service] Error Recovery [TP0] No [TP1] Yes [TP2] No [TP4] Yes [TP3]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Service] Reinitiate connection (if an excessive number of PDUs are unacknowledged) [TP0] No [TP1] Yes [TP2] No [TP4] No [TP3]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Service] multiplexing and demultiplexing over a single virtual circuit [TP0] No [TP1] No [TP2] Yes [TP4] Yes [TP3]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Service] Explicit flow control [TP0] No [TP1] No [TP2] Yes [TP4] Yes [TP3]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Service] Retransmission on timeout [TP0] No [TP1] No [TP2] No [TP4] Yes [TP3]

Output: No

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Input: [Service] Reliable Transport Service [TP0] No [TP1] Yes [TP2] No [TP4] Yes [TP3]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Server] Acropolis [ACL] manage [Changes] properties [ContentStream Updatability] anytime [Get Descendants] Yes [Get FolderTree] Yes [Multifiling] Yes [PWC Searchable] Yes [PWC Updatable] Yes [Query] bothcombined [Renditions] none [Unfiling] Yes [Version Specific Filing] No [Join] none [AllVersions Searchable]

Output: No

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Input: [Server] Alfresco [ACL] manage [Changes] objectidsonly[22] [ContentStream Updatability] anytime [Get Descendants] Yes [Get FolderTree] Yes [Multifiling] Yes [PWC Searchable] Yes [PWC Updatable] Yes [Query] bothcombined [Renditions] read [Unfiling] No [Version Specific Filing] No [Join] none [AllVersions Searchable]

Output: No

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Input: [Server] Ceyoniq Technology GmbH, nscale Server [ACL] none [Changes] properties [ContentStream Updatability] anytime [Get Descendants] Yes [Get FolderTree] Yes [Multifiling] No [PWC Searchable] Yes [PWC Updatable] Yes [Query] bothcombined [Renditions] read [Unfiling] No [Version Specific Filing] No [Join] none [AllVersions Searchable]

Output: No

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Input: [Server] Chemistry InMemory Server [ACL] none [Changes] properties [ContentStream Updatability] pwconly [Get Descendants] Yes [Get FolderTree] Yes [Multifiling] Yes [PWC Searchable] No [PWC Updatable] Yes [Query] metadataonly [Renditions] none [Unfiling] Yes [Version Specific Filing] No [Join] join [AllVersions Searchable]

Output: No

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Input: [Server] EMC Documentum [ACL] manage [Changes] none [ContentStream Updatability] anytime [Get Descendants] Yes [Get FolderTree] Yes [Multifiling] Yes [PWC Searchable] No [PWC Updatable] No [Query] With Fulltext: bothcombined; Without Fulltext: metadataonly [Renditions] read (not implemented for folders) [Unfiling] No [Version Specific Filing] No [Join] inneronly [AllVersions Searchable]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Server] eXo Platform[23] [ACL] manage [Changes] none [ContentStream Updatability] anytime [Get Descendants] Yes [Get FolderTree] Yes [Multifiling] Yes [PWC Searchable] Yes [PWC Updatable] Yes [Query] bothcombined [Renditions] read [Unfiling] Yes [Version Specific Filing] No [Join] none [AllVersions Searchable]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Server] IBM FileNet Content Manager[24] [ACL] manage [Changes] objectidsonly [ContentStream Updatability] pwconly [Get Descendants] Yes [Get FolderTree] Yes [Multifiling] Yes [PWC Searchable] Yes [PWC Updatable] Yes [Query] bothcombined [Renditions] none [Unfiling] Yes [Version Specific Filing] No [Join] innerandouter [AllVersions Searchable]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Server] IBM Content Manager [ACL] manage [Changes] none [ContentStream Updatability] pwconly [Get Descendants] Yes [Get FolderTree] Yes [Multifiling] Yes [PWC Searchable] No [PWC Updatable] No [Query] bothcombined [Renditions] none [Unfiling] Yes [Version Specific Filing] No [Join] none [AllVersions Searchable]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Server] IBM Content Manager OnDemand [ACL] none [Changes] none [ContentStream Updatability] none [Get Descendants] No [Get FolderTree] No [Multifiling] No [PWC Searchable] No [PWC Updatable] No [Query] metadataonly [Renditions] none [Unfiling] No [Version Specific Filing] No [Join] none [AllVersions Searchable]

Output: No

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Input: [Server] ISIS Papyrus Objects [ACL] none [Changes] none [ContentStream Updatability] none [Get Descendants] Yes [Get FolderTree] Yes [Multifiling] Yes [PWC Searchable] No [PWC Updatable] No [Query] none [Renditions] none [Unfiling] No [Version Specific Filing] No [Join] none [AllVersions Searchable]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Server] NemakiWare[25] [ACL] manage [Changes] objectidsonly [ContentStream Updatability] pwconly [Get Descendants] Yes [Get FolderTree] Yes [Multifiling] No [PWC Searchable] No [PWC Updatable] Yes [Query] bothcombined [Renditions] none [Unfiling] No [Version Specific Filing] No [Join] none [AllVersions Searchable]

Output: No

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Input: [Server] Nuxeo [ACL] manage [Changes] objectidsonly [ContentStream Updatability] pwconly [Get Descendants] Yes [Get FolderTree] Yes [Multifiling] No [PWC Searchable] Yes [PWC Updatable] Yes [Query] bothcombined [Renditions] read [Unfiling] No [Version Specific Filing] No [Join] innerandouter [AllVersions Searchable]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Server] OpenText [ACL] manage [Changes] none [ContentStream Updatability] anytime [Get Descendants] Yes [Get FolderTree] Yes [Multifiling] No [PWC Searchable] Yes [PWC Updatable] Yes [Query] bothcombined [Renditions] none [Unfiling] No [Version Specific Filing] No [Join] none [AllVersions Searchable]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Percentage] 89.90 [Behavior]

Output: Held hands

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Input: [Percentage] 85.76 [Behavior]

Output: Said to others they were a couple

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Input: [Percentage] 78.00 [Behavior]

Output: Went out together alone

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Input: [Percentage] 78.40 [Behavior]

Output: Went out together in a group

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Input: [Percentage] 75.91 [Behavior]

Output: Met partner's parents

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Input: [Percentage] 72.08 [Behavior]

Output: Gave partner a present

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Input: [Percentage] 76.25 [Behavior]

Output: Received present from partner

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Input: [Percentage] 82.05 [Behavior]

Output: Told partner that he/she loved her/him

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Input: [Percentage] 79.69 [Behavior]

Output: Partner said that loved him/her

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Input: [Percentage] 90.88 [Behavior]

Output: They thought of themselves as a couple

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Input: [Percentage] 91.56 [Behavior]

Output: Kissed

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Input: [Percentage] 62.78 [Behavior]

Output: Touched under clothing or with no clothes on

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Input: [Percentage] 53.68 [Behavior]

Output: Touched each other's genitals

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Input: [Percentage] 42.40 [Behavior]

Output: Had sexual intercourse

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Input: [Definition] Rule by a government based on relatively disorganised principles and institutions as compared to a bureaucracy, its exact opposite. [Term]

Output: Adhocracy

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Input: [Definition] Rule by a government based on small (usually family) unit with a semi-informal hierarchy, with strongest (either physical strength or strength of character) as leader. Very much like a pack seen in other animals, such as wolves. [Term]

Output: Band society

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Input: [Definition] Rule by a system of governance with many bureaus, administrators, and petty officials [Term]

Output: Bureaucracy

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Input: [Definition] Rule by a government based on small complex society of varying degrees of centralisation that is led by an individual known as a chief. [Term]

Output: Chiefdom (Tribal)

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Input: [Definition] Ruled by a data fed group of secluded individuals that regulates aspects of public and private life using data feeds and technology having no interactivity with the citizens but using "facts only" to decide direction. [Term]

Output: Cybersynacy

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Input: [Definition] A system of democratic government in which the ministers of the executive branch derive their legitimacy from and are accountable to a legislature or parliament; the executive and legislative branches are interconnected. It is a political system in which the supreme power lies in a body of citizens who can elect people to represent them. [Term]

Output: Parliamentary system

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Input: [Definition] A system of government where an executive branch is led by a president who serves as both head of state and head of government. In such a system, this branch exists separately from the legislature, to which it is not responsible and which it cannot, in normal circumstances, dismiss. [Term]

Output: Presidential system

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Input: [Definition] Rule by a government under the sovereignty of rational laws and civic right as opposed to one under theocratic systems of government. In a nomocracy, ultimate and final authority (sovereignty) exists in the law. [Term]

Output: Nomocracy

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Input: [Rank] Firefighter [Helmet colour/markings]

Output: The all color helmet with the applied number, indicating the fire station

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Input: [Rank] Head of fire brigade [Helmet colour/markings]

Output: The all color helmet with the applied number, indicating the fire station, underlined by line 50 mm wide and 5 mm thick

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Input: [Rank] Head of duty shift fire station [Helmet colour/markings]

Output: The all color helmet with the applied a circle, inside which the applied number is indicating the fire station

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Input: [Rank] Deputy Head of the fire station [Helmet colour/markings]

Output: The all color helmet with the applied a triangle, inside which the applied number is indicating the fire station

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Input: [Rank] Head of the fire station [Helmet colour/markings]

Output: The all color helmet with the applied a square, inside which the applied number is indicating the fire station

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Input: [Rank] Commanding staff of the fire department [Helmet colour/markings]

Output: The all color helmet with the applied a circle, inside which the applied a rhombus

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Input: [Episode] 1 [Synopsis] Dorno is feeling depressed when Zandor treats him like a child because of his size and age. Meanwhile, an ancient indestructible robotic monster emerges from a block of ice. [Title]

Output: The Ice Monster

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Input: [Episode] 2 [Synopsis] Glowing purple rocks have brought to life purple vines which cause havoc. [Title]

Output: The Purple Menace

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Input: [Episode] 3 [Synopsis] A volcano erupts, revealing a firebird creature who has taken up residency in the volcano's crater and threatens the Herculoids. [Title]

Output: The Firebird

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Input: [Episode] 4 [Synopsis] A meteorite containing an energy creature lands on Quasar. When it imprisons creatures in its coils, it takes on their form and properties also. [Title]

Output: The Energy Creature

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Input: [Episode] 5 [Synopsis] Dorno and Gleep discover a plot by the Snake Riders to take over the planet. The Herculoids must stop the plans for planetary conquest. [Title]

Output: The Snake Riders

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Input: [Episode] 6 [Synopsis] The Buccaneer and his band of pirates arrive on Quasar to look for buried treasure. [Title]

Output: The Buccaneer

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Input: [Episode] 7 [Synopsis] Saiju, a creature with a voracious appetite, comes upon some electrical-charged rocks and turns into a living electrical monster after eating them. The Herculoids learn that the effects of those rocks are temporary and try to revert Saiju to normal. [Title]

Output: The Thunderbolt

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Input: [Episode] 8 [Synopsis] The descendents/survivors of a highly developed race that was wiped out on Quasar return to the planet after a 1,000-year mission, and they are not happy to find out their civilization is gone. [Title]

Output: Return of the Ancients

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Input: [Episode] 9 [Synopsis] Space Trappers arrive on Quasar and capture the Herculoids for their intergalactic circus. [Title]

Output: Space Trappers

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Input: [Episode] 10 [Synopsis] A chunk of magnilite lands in the Lost Lake of Quasar. Before long, the Herculoids go up against enemies that they cannot see. Zandor soon learns from the Zelos King Zel that his son Eezo and his followers might be the culprits. [Title]

Output: The Invisibles

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Input: [Episode] 11 [Synopsis] While playing, Dorno, Gloop, and Gleep discover and unearth a metal cylinder which contains a big-brained alien. When they release him, he reveals himself to be a member of race that ruled Quasar thousands of years ago. The Herculoids try to recapture the Mindbender. [Title]

Output: Mindbender

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Input: [No.] 25 [Title] "The Scarifying Seaweed Secret" [Original airdate] 8 March 1980 [Synopsis]

Output: Ms. Snowden is supposed to be the heir to a fortune. But she must stay on the island, or her relatives will inherit the fortune. Captain Caveman and the Teen Angels are called in to investigate when the relatives start disappearing thanks to a mysterious sea creature. They soon find out it was a hoax by the relatives so that they would get the money.

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Input: [No.] 26 [Title] "The Dummy" [Original airdate] 15 March 1980 [Synopsis]

Output: When some jewels are stolen, a ventriloquist whom Captain Caveman and the Teen Angels had been watching the night before is immediately suspected by a policeman. Captain Caveman and the Teen Angels conduct their own independent investigation which takes them to Hoover Dam where the ventriloquist and his accomplice are boating to skip the country. When the jewel thieves are caught, it turns out that the ventriloquist was the dummy, and the dummy was the ventriloquist.

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Input: [No.] 27 [Title] "Cavey and the Volcanic Villain" [Original airdate] 22 March 1980 [Synopsis]

Output: In Hawaii, a marriage between two lovers from two families who had been enemies for many years is threatened when a sacred pearl disappears. Captain Caveman and the Teen Angels, who are friends with the bride, investigate. Taffy and Cavey check the cave in the volcano while Dee Dee and Brenda question one of the rival patriarchs. They soon discover that the pearl was never stolen, but was hidden in the statue that was holding it by the groom's jealous brother.

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Input: [No.] 28 [Title] "Prehistoric Panic" [Original airdate] 29 March 1980 [Synopsis]

Output: Captain Caveman and the Teen Angels travel back in time to meet Captain Caveman's father, the chief of Cavey's tribe. Cavey soon learns that his father's position is threatened by the Mellog, an evil creature that Captain Caveman's father defeated long ago. Captain Caveman and the Teen Angels investigate when the statue of the Mellog comes to life. They soon discover that it was all a hoax created by a rival so that he could become chief.

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Input: [No.] 29 [Title] "Cavey and the Baffling Buffalo Man" [Original airdate] 5 April 1980 [Synopsis]

Output: A Native American park ranger asks Captain Caveman and the Teen Angels for their help in finding his stolen car and the Buffalo Man who stole it. They find the car and see that it is missing a license plate. Captain Caveman and the Teen Angels investigate and discover that the theft of the license plate from that car is connected to a robbery that occurred in a nearby mansion 6 months ago. They soon discover that the Buffalo Man is really one of the criminals who robbed the mansion and who had broken out of prison to get the money.

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Input: [No.] 30 [Title] "Dragonhead" [Original airdate] 12 April 1980 [Synopsis]

Output: While on the way to a Chinese New Year festival in San Francisco, Captain Caveman and the Teen Angels save a truck driver working for a fortune cookie factory. The CEO, Mr. Chin, has been having problems with his business since a masked criminal named Dragonhead showed up. Captain Caveman finds the truck. They notice that the fortune cookies were stolen but not the fortunes. Captain Caveman and the Teen Angels investigate. They trace a laundry bag to a laundromat across the road. They soon discover after Captain Caveman saves Brenda from Dragonhead that the laundromat is a front for a counterfeiting operation involving one of Mr. Chin's employees.

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Input: [No.] 31 [Title] "Cavey and the Murky Mississippi Mystery" [Original airdate] 19 April 1980 [Synopsis]

Output: Captain Caveman and the Teen Angels go on a cruise on a riverboat on the Mississippi River. While there, some nuclear material disappears in the river. Captain Caveman and the Teen Angels investigate and discover a river creature. The river creature turns out to be the captain of the ship who plotted to sell the nuclear material to an enemy nation.

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Input: [No.] 32 [Title] "Old Cavey in New York" [Original airdate] 26 April 1980 [Synopsis]

Output: In New York City, Captain Caveman and the Teen Angels witness a blackout. They soon discover that the gold from the International Gold Exchange has been stolen at the same time. Captain Caveman and the Teen Angels investigate and discover that employees from the exchange and the power plant were stealing the gold.

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