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+{"id": 1, "text": "in the Tasmanian Legislative Council It is the second largest [START_ENT] upper house [END_ENT] electorate in the state by area after Murchison The total", "target": "Tasmanian Legislative Council", "candidates": ["Upper house", "House of Councillors", "Queensland Legislative Council", "Australian Senate", "Rajya Sabha", "New Zealand Legislative Council", "House of Elders (Afghanistan)", "Seanad \u00c9ireann", "New Jersey Senate", "Senate of the Republic (Mexico)", "New South Wales Legislative Council", "Senate of Iran", "House of Lords", "Shura Council", "Tasmanian Legislative Council", "Western Australian Legislative Council", "South Australian Legislative Council", "Bicameralism", "House of Peers (Japan)", "Legislative council", "Senate of Poland", "Council of States (Switzerland)", "Victorian Legislative Council", "Senate (France)", "Senate of Canada", "House of Lords of Prussia"], "mention": "upper house", "left_context": "in the Tasmanian Legislative Council It is the second largest", "right_context": "electorate in the state by area after Murchison The total"}
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+{"id": 4, "text": "due in 2016 Towns within the division include Pipers River [START_ENT] Scottsdale [END_ENT] Evandale Swansea Derby Lilydale Bridport Campbell Town St Helens Branxholm", "target": "Scottsdale, Tasmania", "candidates": ["Scottsdale, Arizona", "Tennis Channel Open", "Scottsdale, Tasmania", "Scottsdale", "State Farm Women's Tennis Classic", "Scottsdale Football Club", "Scottsdale Reserve", "Scottsdale Scorpions", "Scottsdale Community College", "1996 Arizona Championships", "2003 Franklin Templeton Classic", "2002 Franklin Templeton Classic", "2001 Franklin Templeton Classic", "2004 Franklin Templeton Classic", "1997 Franklin Templeton Classic", "2001 State Farm Women's Tennis Classic", "Ashburn, Chicago", "2005 Tennis Channel Open", "2006 Tennis Channel Open", "North Delta, British Columbia", "1995 Tennis Channel Open", "1995 Tennis Channel Open \u2013 Singles"], "mention": "Scottsdale", "left_context": "due in 2016 Towns within the division include Pipers River", "right_context": "Evandale Swansea Derby Lilydale Bridport Campbell Town St Helens Branxholm"}
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+{"id": 7, "text": "Towns within the division include Pipers River Scottsdale Evandale Swansea [START_ENT] Derby [END_ENT] Lilydale Bridport Campbell Town St Helens Branxholm Avoca Fingal Bicheno", "target": "Derby, Tasmania", "candidates": ["Derby", "Derby, Kansas", "Derby, Connecticut", "Epsom Derby", "Derby railway station", "Derby County F.C.", "Derby, Western Australia", "Derby (UK Parliament constituency)", "Volkswagen Derby", "Apache Derby", "Derby, Vermont", "Derby, New York", "University of Derby", "Bishop of Derby", "Royal Crown Derby", "Derby Works", "County Cricket Ground, Derby", "Derby, Colorado", "Diocese of Derby", "Kentucky Derby", "Derby Council election, 2002", "Derby (horse race)", "Derby Council election, 2004", "Derby, Ohio", "Edward Smith-Stanley, 14th Earl of Derby", "Derby (ward)", "Derby, Indiana", "Derby Cathedral", "Derby Council election, 2003", "Local derby", "Derby, Iowa", "Derby, British Columbia", "Derby, Ford County, Illinois", "Derby, Saline County, Illinois", "Derby, Tasmania", "Derby Records", "Derby, North West", "Derby, New Brunswick", "Derbyshire", "Brown Derby", "Bowler hat", "Australian Derby", "Derby bus station", "Victoria Derby", "Roller derby", "Earl of Derby", "Derby (1971 film)", "Derby Parish, New Brunswick", "Dean Derby", "Derby School", "Charles Stanley, 8th Earl of Derby", "Irish Derby", "Western Derby", "Osmaston, Derby", "BBC Radio Derby", "Derby della Capitale", "Derby Canal", "William Stanley, 6th Earl of Derby", "Elias Hasket Derby", "William de Ferrers, 5th Earl of Derby", "The Derby (1895 film)", "Ethel Roosevelt Derby", "Pinewood Derby (South Park)", "Jane Derby", "Glenn Derby", "Derby Grammar School", "West Derby Hundred", "Brown Derby (company)", "Peter Derby", "Dave Derby", "Jill Derby", "Doris Derby", "North Carolina derby", "The Derby Stallion", "Derby High School (Kansas)", "Queensland Derby", "New Zealand Derby", "Derby Racer", "Orville Adalbert Derby", "Derby Storm", "Pride Park Stadium", "Soap Box Derby", "Derby Line, Vermont", "West Derby (ward)", "Home run derby", "WATC Derby", "George Derby", "West Derby", "George Derby (baseball)", "Gene Derby", "Derby Council election, 1998", "Derby Council election, 2006", "Edward Stanley, 19th Earl of Derby", "Merseyside derby", "Derby Corporation Tramways", "Derby Council election, 2000", "Derby Council election, 2008", "Sage Derby", "HMS Derby (J90)", "Derby shoe"], "mention": "Derby", "left_context": "Towns within the division include Pipers River Scottsdale Evandale Swansea", "right_context": "Lilydale Bridport Campbell Town St Helens Branxholm Avoca Fingal Bicheno"}
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+{"id": 9, "text": "the division include Pipers River Scottsdale Evandale Swansea Derby Lilydale [START_ENT] Bridport [END_ENT] Campbell Town St Helens Branxholm Avoca Fingal Bicheno Bagdad Bellingham", "target": "Bridport, Tasmania", "candidates": ["Bridport", "Bridport (UK Parliament constituency)", "Bridport, Vermont", "Bridport F.C.", "Bridport, Tasmania", "HMS Bridport (M105)", "Bridport railway station", "Alexander Hood, 4th Viscount Bridport"], "mention": "Bridport", "left_context": "the division include Pipers River Scottsdale Evandale Swansea Derby Lilydale", "right_context": "Campbell Town St Helens Branxholm Avoca Fingal Bicheno Bagdad Bellingham"}
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+{"id": 13, "text": "Evandale Swansea Derby Lilydale Bridport Campbell Town St Helens Branxholm [START_ENT] Avoca [END_ENT] Fingal Bicheno Bagdad Bellingham Tomahawk Ross St Marys Rossarden", "target": "Avoca, Tasmania", "candidates": ["Avoca, Iowa", "Avoca, Nebraska", "Avoca", "Avoca, Pennsylvania", "Shire of Avoca", "Avoca, Louisville", "Avoca, County Wicklow", "Avoca, Wisconsin", "Avoca, Arkansas", "Avoca River", "Avoca Township, Livingston County, Illinois", "Avoca, New York", "Avoca (village), New York", "River Avoca", "Avoca, New South Wales", "Avoca, Victoria", "Avoca, Indiana", "Avoca, Minnesota", "Avoca, Tasmania", "Avoca, Oklahoma", "Avoca, Texas", "Avoca Hockey Club", "Avoca, New Zealand", "Avoca Beach, New South Wales", "Kenockee Township, Michigan", "Avoca railway station", "Avoca railway line", "Electoral district of Avoca", "Electoral district of Avoca (Victorian Legislative Council)"], "mention": "Avoca", "left_context": "Evandale Swansea Derby Lilydale Bridport Campbell Town St Helens Branxholm", "right_context": "Fingal Bicheno Bagdad Bellingham Tomahawk Ross St Marys Rossarden"}
+{"id": 14, "text": "Swansea Derby Lilydale Bridport Campbell Town St Helens Branxholm Avoca [START_ENT] Fingal [END_ENT] Bicheno Bagdad Bellingham Tomahawk Ross St Marys Rossarden", "target": "Fingal, Tasmania", "candidates": ["Fingal", "Electoral district of Fingal", "Fingal, North Dakota", "Fingal, Victoria", "Fingal, Tasmania", "Fingal, Ontario", "Fionn mac Cumhaill", "Dublin GAA", "Fingal Head, New South Wales", "Fingal (music group)", "Sporting Fingal F.C.", "SS Fingal (1923)", "Fingal Bay, New South Wales", "Fingal's Cave", "Fingal hurling team", "Fingal mac Gofraid", "USS Atlanta (1861)", "Fingal County Council"], "mention": "Fingal", "left_context": "Swansea Derby Lilydale Bridport Campbell Town St Helens Branxholm Avoca", "right_context": "Bicheno Bagdad Bellingham Tomahawk Ross St Marys Rossarden"}
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+{"id": 116, "text": "ways to say Christine are Christina Kirsten most used in [START_ENT] Spain [END_ENT] and Latin American countries etc It is a popular name", "target": "Spain", "candidates": ["Spain", "Spain national football team", "Spanish Empire", "Spain national basketball team", "Royal Spanish Football Federation", "Same-sex marriage in Spain", "Spain national rugby union team", "Spain Davis Cup team", "La Liga", "Spain in the Eurovision Song Contest", "Spain national field hockey team", "Spanish passport", "Spanish euro coins", "Spain national under-21 football team", "Restoration (Spain)", "Spain national cricket team", "Spain national futsal team", "Spain Fed Cup team", "AVE", "Spain women's national basketball team", "Hispania", "Al-Andalus", "Spain at the 2008 Summer Olympics", "Spain at the 2008 Summer Paralympics", "Spain men's national water polo team", "Spain national beach soccer team", "Spain national handball team", "Spain (composition)", "Spain women's national football team", "Spain men's national ice hockey team", "Spain (band)", "Miss Spain", "Spain\u2013United States relations", "Spain national baseball team", "Spain at the 1992 Summer Olympics", "Foreign relations of Spain", "Spain men's national volleyball team", "Flag of Spain", "Spain in World War II", "Spain (European Parliament constituency)", "Spanish Texas", "New Spain", "Spain women's national rugby union team", "Spain at the 1988 Summer Olympics", "Productores de M\u00fasica de Espa\u00f1a", "Kingdom of Spain (Napoleonic)", "Peninsular War", "Spain national rugby union team (sevens)", "Caliphate of C\u00f3rdoba", "Spain at the 1980 Summer Olympics", "Valencia", "Roman conquest of Hispania", "1989 Spanish Grand Prix", "Vodafone Spain", "Spanish Civil War", "Francisco Franco", "Vuelta a Espa\u00f1a", "Spanish Federation of Basque Pelota", "2003 Spanish Grand Prix", "2007 Spanish Grand Prix", "Spain at the 2006 European Athletics Championships", "Prime Minister of Spain", "1970 Spanish Grand Prix", "1974 Spanish Grand Prix", "Spain national under-20 football team", "Constitutional Court of Spain", "Spanish immigration to Brazil", "Spanish language", "Moroccans in Spain", "Amadeo I of Spain", "Spain Rodriguez", "Kingdom of Castile", "1994 Spanish Grand Prix", "Ibiza", "Basketball at the 2008 Summer Olympics", "Spain at the 2009 Mediterranean Games", "Royal Spanish Handball Federation", "Segunda Divisi\u00f3n", "1971 Spanish Grand Prix", "Truman Spain", "Spain women's national field hockey team", "Frances Lander Spain", "First Spanish Republic", "War of Jenkins' Ear", "MTV Spain", "Spain national under-18 football team", "Liga de F\u00fatbol Profesional", "Spain at the 1984 Summer Olympics", "Spanish Argentine", "2001 Spanish Grand Prix", "Umayyad conquest of Hispania", "Spain at the 2005 Mediterranean Games", "Spanish East Indies", "M\u00e9rida, Spain", "Ferdinand VI of Spain", "James W. Spain", "Spain at the 2010 European Athletics Championships", "Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya", "Club de Campo Villa de Madrid", "Fay Spain"], "mention": "Spain", "left_context": "ways to say Christine are Christina Kirsten most used in", "right_context": "and Latin American countries etc It is a popular name"}
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+{"id": 199, "text": "Iowa counties of Worth Cerro Gordo Franklin Hardin Story Wright [START_ENT] Hamilton [END_ENT] Humboldt Hancock Kossuth Winnebago Webster and Boone Reapportionment in 1886", "target": "Hamilton County, Iowa", "candidates": ["Hamilton, Ontario", "Hamilton, New Zealand", "Hamilton, South Lanarkshire", "Hamilton, Bermuda", "Hamilton, Ohio", "National Register of Historic Places listings in Hamilton County, New York", "William Rowan Hamilton", "Hamilton County, Tennessee", "Hamilton County, Indiana", "Hamilton County, Kansas", "Hamilton, Virginia", "Hamilton County, Ohio", "Hamilton, Alabama", "Hamilton, Massachusetts", "Hamilton Island (Nunavut)", "Alexander Hamilton", "United States ten-dollar bill", "Hamilton, Victoria", "Hamilton County, Illinois", "Clan Hamilton", "Hamilton Air Force Base", "Hamilton County, New York", "Hamilton County, Florida", "Hamilton, North Carolina", "Hamilton, Montana", "Hamilton, Georgia", "Hamilton, Butte County, California", "National Register of Historic Places listings in Hamilton County, Florida", "Hamilton College", "Hamilton, Texas", "Hamilton, Queensland", "Hamilton, Indiana", "John Hamilton (Kansas)", "Electoral district of Hamilton (New South Wales)", "Hamilton Academical F.C.", "Francis Buchanan-Hamilton", "Hamilton (New Zealand electorate)", "Hamilton County, Nebraska", "Hamilton (company)", "Hamilton County, Iowa", "Lewis Hamilton", "Hamilton, Baltimore", "Hamilton, New South Wales", "Hamilton, Illinois", "Josh Hamilton", "Hamilton Watch Company", "Hamilton, New York", "David Hamilton (judge)", "Hamilton GO Centre", "Hamilton Township, Mercer County, New Jersey", "Hamilton, Wisconsin", "Scott Hamilton (rugby union)", "Hamilton County, Texas", "Hamilton Township, Warren County, Ohio", "William Thomas Hamilton", "Hamiltonian mechanics", "British Sea Power", "Bryan Hamilton", "Hamilton (village), New York", "Hamilton (electoral district)", "Hamilton Township, Franklin County, Pennsylvania", "Richard Hamilton (basketball)", "Hamilton, Iowa", "Hamilton, Washington", "USS Hamilton (DD-141)", "Hamilton Township, Franklin County, Ohio", "Hamilton Street Railway", "Hamilton railway station, New South Wales", "W. D. Hamilton", "Steve Hamilton (author)", "Hamilton Township, Adams County, Pennsylvania", "Hamilton Tiger-Cats", "Seddon Park", "Hamilton (UK Parliament constituency)", "Hamilton Township, Monroe County, Pennsylvania", "Duncan Hamilton (racing driver)", "Ker Baillie-Hamilton", "City of Hamilton (Victoria)", "Hamilton, Mississippi", "Hamilton Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania", "Hamilton Bulldogs", "Davey Hamilton", "Hamilton Township, Jackson County, Indiana", "Hamilton, Madison County, Indiana", "Hamilton (VTA)", "Robert Hamilton (footballer)", "Hamilton, Missouri", "Alvin Hamilton", "Hamilton, Kansas", "Hamilton International Airport", "Hamilton, Clinton County, Indiana", "Hamilton Township, Lee County, Illinois", "Hamilton Airport (Victoria)", "Heath Township, Michigan", "Hamilton Township, Van Buren County, Michigan", "Hamilton services", "USS Kalk (DD-170)", "Sir Charles Hamilton, 2nd Baronet, of Trebinshun House", "Hamilton Township, McKean County, Pennsylvania", "William Hamilton (athlete)"], "mention": "Hamilton", "left_context": "Iowa counties of Worth Cerro Gordo Franklin Hardin Story Wright", "right_context": "Humboldt Hancock Kossuth Winnebago Webster and Boone Reapportionment in 1886"}
+{"id": 200, "text": "counties of Worth Cerro Gordo Franklin Hardin Story Wright Hamilton [START_ENT] Humboldt [END_ENT] Hancock Kossuth Winnebago Webster and Boone Reapportionment in 1886 reflected", "target": "Humboldt County, Iowa", "candidates": ["Humboldt, Saskatchewan", "Humboldt County, California", "Humboldt County, Nevada", "Wilhelm von Humboldt", "Alexander von Humboldt", "Humboldt River", "Humboldt, Tennessee", "Humboldt No. 370, Saskatchewan", "Humboldt, Iowa", "Humboldt County, Iowa", "Humboldt Township, Michigan", "Humboldt (provincial electoral district)", "Humboldt, Kansas", "Humboldt, Portland, Oregon", "Humboldt, Wisconsin", "Humboldt, Illinois", "Humboldt (electoral district)", "Humboldt State University", "Humboldt Current", "Humboldt, Nebraska", "Humboldt Township, Coles County, Illinois", "Humboldt, South Dakota", "Humboldt Penguin", "Humboldt, Minnesota", "USS Humboldt (AVP-21)", "Humboldt (crater)", "Humboldt National Park", "Humboldt University of Berlin", "Alexander von Humboldt Foundation", "Humboldt Broncos", "Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forest", "Humboldt Senior High School", "Yos Sudarso Bay", "Humboldt Park (Chicago park)", "Alexander von Humboldt (ship)", "Maschinenbauanstalt Humboldt", "54 Alexandra", "Mare Humboldtianum", "Humboldt Sink", "Humboldt Peak (Colorado)", "Lake Humboldt", "Pico Humboldt", "Woolly monkey", "Fort Humboldt State Historic Park", "Humboldt Glacier", "Humboldt City, California", "Humboldt Range", "East Humboldt Range", "Vesper bat", "Humboldt Redwoods State Park", "Humboldt Park, Chicago", "Humboldtschule, Bad Homburg", "Humboldt High School (Iowa)", "Humboldt Falls", "Little Humboldt River", "Humboldt Mountains", "Humboldt Bay", "USCGC Humboldt (WAVP-372)", "West Humboldt Range", "Humboldt Hill, California", "Humboldt Township, Allen County, Kansas", "Humboldt Township, Clay County, Minnesota", "Humboldt Township, Humboldt County, Iowa", "Humboldt squid", "National Register of Historic Places listings in Iowa", "Kosmos (Humboldt)", "Humboldt Channel", "Humboldt's Gift", "Dewey-Humboldt, Arizona", "National Register of Historic Places listings in Humboldt County, California", "Family of Humfrey of Xanth", "Humboldt (community), Wisconsin"], "mention": "Humboldt", "left_context": "counties of Worth Cerro Gordo Franklin Hardin Story Wright Hamilton", "right_context": "Hancock Kossuth Winnebago Webster and Boone Reapportionment in 1886 reflected"}
+{"id": 201, "text": "of Worth Cerro Gordo Franklin Hardin Story Wright Hamilton Humboldt [START_ENT] Hancock [END_ENT] Kossuth Winnebago Webster and Boone Reapportionment in 1886 reflected the", "target": "Hancock County, Iowa", "candidates": ["Hancock (film)", "Hancock County, Maine", "National Register of Historic Places listings in West Virginia", "Hancock County, Illinois", "Hancock County, Tennessee", "Hancock County, Indiana", "Hancock, Iowa", "Syracuse Hancock International Airport", "Hancock County, Mississippi", "Hancock County, Ohio", "Hancock, Maryland", "Hancock, Maine", "John Hancock", "USS Hancock (CV-19)", "Hancock, Michigan", "Hancock County, Georgia", "Hancock County, West Virginia", "Hancock, Massachusetts", "Winfield Scott Hancock", "Hancock, New Hampshire", "Hancock, Vermont", "Hancock County, Kentucky", "Hancock County, Iowa", "Hancock Township, Hancock County, Illinois", "Anthony Hancock (American football)", "Hancock, Wisconsin", "Hancock, New York", "Hancock (village), New York", "Hancock, West Virginia", "John Hancock Center", "Levi W. Hancock", "Dave Hancock", "Herbie Hancock", "Trevor Hancock", "Theodore E. Hancock", "USS Hancock (AP-3)", "Hancock, Minnesota", "Hancock's Half Hour", "Hancock (town), Wisconsin", "Tony Hancock", "John Hancock Tower", "Graham Hancock", "Arthur B. Hancock III", "USS Hancock (1776)", "Greg Hancock", "Albany Hancock", "Allen Township, Hancock County, Ohio", "Ken Hancock", "USS Hancock (1775)", "Butch Hancock", "Van Buren Township, Hancock County, Ohio", "Amanda Township, Hancock County, Ohio", "Eagle Township, Hancock County, Ohio", "Portage Township, Hancock County, Ohio", "Delaware Township, Hancock County, Ohio", "Mike Hancock (British politician)", "Cass Township, Hancock County, Ohio", "Henry County, Indiana", "Josh Hancock", "Thomas Hancock (inventor)", "Mount Hancock (New Hampshire)", "Blanchard Township, Hancock County, Ohio", "Lang Hancock", "Hancock Shaker Village", "Ryan Hancock", "John D. Hancock", "Walker Hancock", "Tom Hancock (basketball)", "Frank Hancock", "Craig Hancock", "Sheila Hancock", "Henry Hancock", "Tommy Hancock", "H. Irving Hancock", "Joy Bright Hancock", "Sam Hancock", "Ollie Hancock", "Robert Hancock", "Stephen Hancock", "Neil Hancock", "Malcolm Hancock", "Christopher Hancock", "Jackson Township, Hancock County, Ohio", "Ted Hancock", "Karen Hancock", "Thomas Hancock (VC)", "Garry Hancock", "Damien Hancock", "John Lee Hancock", "Joseph Hancock", "Phil Hancock", "Harvey Hancock", "Tony Hancock (footballer)", "Dave Hancock (footballer)", "Steven Hancock", "Anthony Hancock (publisher)", "Darrin Hancock", "Alan Hancock", "Brandon Hancock", "Trenton Doyle Hancock"], "mention": "Hancock", "left_context": "of Worth Cerro Gordo Franklin Hardin Story Wright Hamilton Humboldt", "right_context": "Kossuth Winnebago Webster and Boone Reapportionment in 1886 reflected the"}
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+{"id": 203, "text": "Cerro Gordo Franklin Hardin Story Wright Hamilton Humboldt Hancock Kossuth [START_ENT] Winnebago [END_ENT] Webster and Boone Reapportionment in 1886 reflected the increasing population", "target": "Winnebago County, Iowa", "candidates": ["Winnebago County, Illinois", "Ho-Chunk", "Winnebago County, Wisconsin", "Winnebago, Illinois", "Winnebago Industries", "Lake Winnebago", "Winnebago Township, Winnebago County, Illinois", "Winnebago, Minnesota", "Winnebago, Wisconsin", "Winnebago, Nebraska", "USS Winnebago (1863)", "Winnebago Township, Thurston County, Nebraska", "Winnebago (chicken)", "Winnebago language", "Winnebago River", "USCGC Winnebago (WHEC-40)", "Pocketwatch (album)", "Winnebago War", "Winnebago County, Iowa", "Winnebago Township, Houston County, Minnesota", "Winnebago Reservation", "Recreational vehicle", "National Register of Historic Places listings in Iowa", "Winnebago Tribe of Nebraska", "Winnebago High School"], "mention": "Winnebago", "left_context": "Cerro Gordo Franklin Hardin Story Wright Hamilton Humboldt Hancock Kossuth", "right_context": "Webster and Boone Reapportionment in 1886 reflected the increasing population"}
+{"id": 204, "text": "Gordo Franklin Hardin Story Wright Hamilton Humboldt Hancock Kossuth Winnebago [START_ENT] Webster [END_ENT] and Boone Reapportionment in 1886 reflected the increasing population balance", "target": "Webster County, Iowa", "candidates": ["Webster (TV series)", "Daniel Webster", "National Register of Historic Places listings in West Virginia", "Webster, Massachusetts", "Webster County, Kentucky", "Webster, Texas", "Webster, New York", "Webster Parish, Louisiana", "Webster, San Diego", "Webster, South Dakota", "Webster County, Missouri", "Webster (CDP), Massachusetts", "Webster, New Hampshire", "John Webster", "Webster County, Mississippi", "Mike Webster", "Webster County, West Virginia", "Webster, California", "Webster, Vernon County, Wisconsin", "Webster, Illinois", "Noah Webster", "Webster (village), New York", "Webster, Iowa", "Webster County, Iowa", "Webster County, Nebraska", "Alex Webster (American football)", "Webster, Burnett County, Wisconsin", "Webster University", "Webster, North Carolina", "Webster Township, Wood County, Ohio", "Webster County, Georgia", "Richard Webster (rugby)", "Webster, Placer County, California", "Andy Webster", "Simon Webster (rugby union)", "Webster, Virginia", "Webster, Indiana", "Webster Township, Wayne County, Indiana", "Webster's Dictionary", "Webster, West Virginia", "Webster, Florida", "George Webster (American football)", "Webster Township, Harrison County, Indiana", "Webster Township, Dodge County, Nebraska", "Jake Webster", "Webster Township, Michigan", "Webster Bank", "National Register of Historic Places listings in Kentucky", "Emmanuel Lewis", "Webster University Thailand", "Webster Township, Rice County, Minnesota", "Byron Webster", "Simon Webster (footballer)", "Ron Webster", "Aaron Webster (footballer)", "Martell Webster", "Colin Webster", "Webster, North Dakota", "Merriam-Webster", "Thomas Webster (painter)", "James Webster (rugby league)", "Bergljot Webster", "Ben Webster", "William H. Webster", "Mark Webster (darts player)", "Mount Webster", "Paul Francis Webster", "Arnold Webster", "Corey Webster (basketball)", "Steve Webster (sidecar racer)", "William L. Webster", "Webster ruling", "Webster, Wisconsin", "Webster Tarpley", "David Kenyon Webster", "Scott Webster", "Daniel Webster (Florida politician)", "Bruce Webster", "Webster (CTA station)", "James Webster (American football)", "Nikki Webster", "Webster Central School District", "George Webster (architect)", "Benjamin Nottingham Webster", "Steve Webster", "John White Webster", "Alasdair Webster", "Frederick Webster", "Aaron Webster", "Malcolm Webster", "John Webster (doctor)", "Bud Webster", "Harold Webster (athlete)", "Webster Talcott Clarke", "John Webster (minister)", "1965 Philippine Sea A-4 incident", "Dale Webster", "John Webster (British theologian)", "Shawn Webster", "Ray Webster (second baseman)"], "mention": "Webster", "left_context": "Gordo Franklin Hardin Story Wright Hamilton Humboldt Hancock Kossuth Winnebago", "right_context": "and Boone Reapportionment in 1886 reflected the increasing population balance"}
+{"id": 205, "text": "Hardin Story Wright Hamilton Humboldt Hancock Kossuth Winnebago Webster and [START_ENT] Boone [END_ENT] Reapportionment in 1886 reflected the increasing population balance between eastern", "target": "Boone County, Iowa", "candidates": ["Boone, North Carolina", "Boone County, Illinois", "National Register of Historic Places listings in West Virginia", "Boone County, Indiana", "Boone Carlyle", "Boone County, Missouri", "Boone County, Kentucky", "Boone County, West Virginia", "Boone, Iowa", "Boone County, Iowa", "Boone County, Arkansas", "Boone County, Nebraska", "Bob Boone", "Boone, Oklahoma", "Boone Township, Dubois County, Indiana", "USS Boone (FFG-28)", "Boone Township, Dallas County, Iowa", "Boone Township, Madison County, Indiana", "Boone (TV series)", "Boone Township, Harrison County, Indiana", "Boone Township, Cass County, Indiana", "Boone Township, Porter County, Indiana", "Boone Township, Boone County, Illinois", "Boone Township, Crawford County, Indiana", "Boone, Colorado", "Levi Boone", "Fernand Boone", "Bret Boone", "Pat Boone", "Jack Boone", "Hannibal Boone", "Ron Boone", "Daniel Boone", "Boone High School", "Ray Boone", "Louis E. Boone", "Alfonso Boone", "Richard Boone", "Boone Jenner", "Andrew Boone", "Boone Kirkman", "William R. Boone High School", "Richard Boone (musician)", "Dan Boone (baseball)", "Boone Logan", "Ike Boone", "Lute Boone", "Boone Guyton", "Aaron Boone", "Richard B. Boone", "William E. Boone", "Bud Boone", "Squire Boone", "Deborah Boone", "Alex Boone", "Elizabeth Hill Boone", "Rebecca Boone", "Daniel Boone (singer)", "William Jones Boone (father)", "Robert Boone", "Lesley Boone", "Pete Boone", "David F. Boone", "Ilsley Boone", "Jesse Boone", "Herman Boone", "Joel Thompson Boone", "Mary Boone", "Cherry Boone", "Larry Boone", "The Lovin' Spoonful", "Danny Boone", "Buddy Boone", "Karel Boone", "Daneen Boone", "George Street Boone", "Greg Boone", "Charles Boone (composer)", "Rehab (band)", "Boone Stutz", "David Sheldon Boone", "Randy Boone", "Blair Boone", "Thomas Boone (governor)", "Megan Boone", "Dan Boone (Minister of religion)", "Alphonso Boone", "Aaron Boone (American football)", "Jessica Boone", "Shelli Boone", "Wellington Boone", "John William Boone", "Lois Boone", "Jeremy Boone", "J. R. Boone", "David Boone", "Debby Boone", "J. Allen Boone", "National Register of Historic Places listings in Boone County, Arkansas", "National Register of Historic Places listings in Boone County, Kentucky"], "mention": "Boone", "left_context": "Hardin Story Wright Hamilton Humboldt Hancock Kossuth Winnebago Webster and", "right_context": "Reapportionment in 1886 reflected the increasing population balance between eastern"}
+{"id": 206, "text": "1886 until 1933 the district was made up of Boone [START_ENT] Calhoun [END_ENT] Carroll Crawford Emmet Greene Hamilton Humboldt Kossuth Palo Alto Pocahontas", "target": "Calhoun County, Iowa", "candidates": ["John C. Calhoun", "Calhoun County, Illinois", "Calhoun County, Florida", "Calhoun County, Georgia", "Calhoun, Kentucky", "National Register of Historic Places listings in West Virginia", "Calhoun County, Mississippi", "Calhoun County, Alabama", "Calhoun County, Michigan", "Calhoun, Georgia", "National Register of Historic Places listings in Calhoun County, Florida", "Jim Calhoun", "Calhoun County, South Carolina", "Calhoun County, West Virginia", "Calhoun County, Iowa", "National Register of Historic Places listings in Calhoun County, South Carolina", "Calhoun County, Texas", "Calhoun, Tennessee", "Calhoun County, Arkansas", "Calhoun, Illinois", "Calhoun, Missouri", "Corky Calhoun", "Calhoun, Louisiana", "James S. Calhoun", "Craig Calhoun", "Lake Calhoun", "Jesse Stone", "Bill Calhoun (basketball)", "USS Calhoun (1851)", "Calhoun College", "Monica Calhoun", "William J. Calhoun", "Alice Calhoun", "Jermie Calhoun", "James Calhoun (soldier)", "Calhoun Allen", "Thomas Calhoun", "William B. Calhoun", "Jeff Calhoun (choreographer)", "Jeff Calhoun (baseball)", "Kutt Calhoun", "Dave Calhoun", "Patrick Calhoun", "William Lowndes Calhoun", "Slimm Calhoun", "Sarth Calhoun", "W. Bret Calhoun", "Joseph Calhoun", "Sanford H. Calhoun High School", "Andrew Calhoun", "William L. Calhoun (admiral)", "Bryan Calhoun", "John B. Calhoun", "Don Calhoun", "Floride Calhoun", "Eddie Calhoun", "Troy Calhoun", "Haystacks Calhoun", "Monster's Ball", "Chris Calhoun", "John R. Calhoun", "Will Calhoun", "Heath Calhoun", "Clan Colquhoun", "Mackenzie Calhoun", "James Calhoun", "Charles Calhoun", "Brian Calhoun", "Ann Marie Calhoun", "John Coleman Calhoun", "Lee Calhoun", "Rory Calhoun", "Nancy Calhoun", "George Whitney Calhoun", "Ben Calhoun", "Calhoun Township, Calhoun County, Iowa", "National Register of Historic Places listings in Calhoun County, Arkansas", "Benjamin Harrison", "National Register of Historic Places listings in Calhoun County, Alabama", "National Register of Historic Places listings in Calhoun County, Iowa", "National Register of Historic Places listings in Calhoun County, Michigan", "James Calhoun (mayor of Baltimore)", "Old Calhoun County Courthouse", "Calhoun Township, Cheyenne County, Kansas", "Daniel Webster", "Calhoun, West Virginia", "Calhoun City School District", "Calhoun School"], "mention": "Calhoun", "left_context": "1886 until 1933 the district was made up of Boone", "right_context": "Carroll Crawford Emmet Greene Hamilton Humboldt Kossuth Palo Alto Pocahontas"}
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+{"id": 545, "text": "ubice Strzelce Drezdenko Sul cin wiebodzin Wschowa aga ary and [START_ENT] Zielona G\u00f3ra [END_ENT] and the of Gorz w Wielkopolski", "target": "Zielona G\u00f3ra County", "candidates": ["Zielona G\u00f3ra", "ZK\u017b Zielona G\u00f3ra", "Zielona G\u00f3ra, Greater Poland Voivodeship", "Zielona G\u00f3ra, \u0141\u00f3d\u017a Voivodeship", "Zielona G\u00f3ra Voivodeship (1975\u201398)", "Zielona G\u00f3ra (parliamentary constituency)", "Zielona G\u00f3ra, Pomeranian Voivodeship", "Gmina Zielona G\u00f3ra", "Zielona G\u00f3ra County", "Basket Zielona G\u00f3ra"], "mention": "Zielona G\u00f3ra", "left_context": "ubice Strzelce Drezdenko Sul cin wiebodzin Wschowa aga ary and", "right_context": "and the of Gorz w Wielkopolski"}
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+{"id": 549, "text": "February 1929 is a former English cricketer who played for [START_ENT] Derbyshire [END_ENT] between 1950 and 1969 captaining the side between 1965 and", "target": "Derbyshire County Cricket Club", "candidates": ["Derbyshire", "Derbyshire County Cricket Club", "Derbyshire Constabulary", "Derbyshire (UK Parliament constituency)", "Lord Lieutenant of Derbyshire", "High Sheriff of Derbyshire", "Derbyshire (European Parliament constituency)", "Matt Derbyshire", "Derbyshire Fire and Rescue Service", "John Derbyshire (swimmer)", "Derbyshire Building Society", "Paul Derbyshire", "John Derbyshire", "Delia Derbyshire", "MV Derbyshire", "Derbyshire County Football Association", "Derbyshire lead mining history", "BBC Radio Derby", "Charles Derbyshire", "River Dove, Central England", "Derbyshire Redcap", "Eileen Derbyshire", "William Derbyshire", "Desmond C. Derbyshire", "Andrew Derbyshire", "Victoria Derbyshire", "Daniel Derbyshire", "Derbyshire Miners' Association", "Custos Rotulorum of Derbyshire", "Grade I listed buildings in Derbyshire", "Derbyshire County Cricket Club in 2005", "Derbyshire County Council election, 2009", "History of Derbyshire", "Derbyshire Wildlife Trust", "Derbyshire Women cricket team", "Derbyshire County Council elections", "Combs, Derbyshire", "Wirksworth", "Flag of Derbyshire", "Derbyshire County Cricket Club in 2009", "Melbourne, Derbyshire", "Derbyshire Cricket Board", "Leicestershire and South Derbyshire Coalfield", "Derbyshire County Cricket Club in 1874"], "mention": "Derbyshire", "left_context": "February 1929 is a former English cricketer who played for", "right_context": "between 1950 and 1969 captaining the side between 1965 and"}
+{"id": 550, "text": "An all rounder he is the only Derbyshire cricketer besides [START_ENT] Leslie Townsend [END_ENT] to have achieved the double of 10 000 runs and", "target": "", "candidates": ["Leslie Townsend (Royal Navy officer)", "Leslie Townsend (cricketer)"], "mention": "Leslie Townsend", "left_context": "An all rounder he is the only Derbyshire cricketer besides", "right_context": "to have achieved the double of 10 000 runs and"}
+{"id": 551, "text": "000 runs and 1 000 wickets Morgan was born in [START_ENT] Muswell Hill [END_ENT] London He made his first class debut for Derbyshire in", "target": "Muswell Hill", "candidates": ["Muswell Hill", "Muswell Hill railway station"], "mention": "Muswell Hill", "left_context": "000 runs and 1 000 wickets Morgan was born in", "right_context": "London He made his first class debut for Derbyshire in"}
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+{"id": 753, "text": "not play However he scored centuries against Combermere Spartan and [START_ENT] Wanderers [END_ENT] and then migrated to England to train as a sugar", "target": "Wanderers Cricket Club", "candidates": ["Wanderers F.C.", "Wanderers F.C. (rugby union)", "Wanderers (comics)", "Montevideo Wanderers F.C.", "Wanderers Stadium", "Wanderers Football Club", "Montreal Wanderers", "Mighty Wanderers F.C.", "Santiago Wanderers", "Old Wanderers", "Ballyboden Wanderers GAA", "Glamorgan Wanderers RFC", "Moseley Wanderers", "Wanderers Cricket Club", "Peredvizhniki", "Wolverhampton Wanderers F.C.", "Wanderers F.C. (Australia)", "Bolton Wanderers F.C.", "Wanderer (sailing dinghy)", "Bray Wanderers A.F.C."], "mention": "Wanderers", "left_context": "not play However he scored centuries against Combermere Spartan and", "right_context": "and then migrated to England to train as a sugar"}
+{"id": 754, "text": "1947 and 1948 He made his first class debut against [START_ENT] Gloucestershire [END_ENT] in June 1949 and made 23 and 6 in the", "target": "Gloucestershire County Cricket Club", "candidates": ["Gloucestershire", "Gloucestershire County Cricket Club", "Gloucestershire Constabulary", "University of Gloucestershire", "Gloucestershire (UK Parliament constituency)", "Lord Lieutenant of Gloucestershire", "Gloucestershire Airport", "Gloucestershire GAA", "High Sheriff of Gloucestershire", "Gloucestershire County Football Association", "Gloucestershire Regiment", "Berkeley, Gloucestershire", "Hillesley", "BBC Radio Gloucestershire", "Stroud", "Gloucestershire Fire and Rescue Service", "Heart Gloucestershire", "Custos Rotulorum of Gloucestershire", "Gloucestershire County Cricket Club in 2005", "Gloucestershire County Council election, 2009", "History of Gloucestershire", "Gloucestershire Wildlife Trust", "Gloucestershire College", "Gloucestershire Women cricket team", "Grade I listed buildings in Gloucestershire", "Gloucestershire County Council elections", "Gloucestershire Rugby Football Union", "Kingswood, Gloucestershire", "Flag of Gloucestershire", "Gloucestershire Old Spots", "Ely Place", "South Gloucestershire", "Gloucestershire Cricket Board", "Gloucestershire County Council", "Royal Gloucestershire Hussars", "Gloster Aircraft Company", "Tibberton, Gloucestershire", "Gloucester cheese"], "mention": "Gloucestershire", "left_context": "1947 and 1948 He made his first class debut against", "right_context": "in June 1949 and made 23 and 6 in the"}
+{"id": 755, "text": "Derbyshire teams in 1949 and 1950 but then returned to [START_ENT] British Guiana [END_ENT] He reappeared for Derbyshire in 1955 and was a first", "target": "British Guiana", "candidates": ["British Guiana", "Guyana national cricket team", "Guyana", "State House, Guyana", "British Guiana at the 1964 Summer Olympics", "Postage stamps and postal history of British Guiana", "British Guiana at the 1956 Summer Olympics", "British Guiana at the 1960 Summer Olympics", "British Guiana at the 1952 Summer Olympics", "British Guiana at the 1948 Summer Olympics", "British Guiana at the 1930 British Empire Games", "Guyana at the Pan American Games"], "mention": "British Guiana", "left_context": "Derbyshire teams in 1949 and 1950 but then returned to", "right_context": "He reappeared for Derbyshire in 1955 and was a first"}
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+{"id": 760, "text": "Gloucestershire 119 against Essex 116 against Leicestershire and 112 against [START_ENT] Hampshire [END_ENT] In 1962 he made his top score of 154 against", "target": "Hampshire County Cricket Club", "candidates": ["Hampshire", "Hampshire County Cricket Club", "Hampshire County, Massachusetts", "Hampshire Constabulary", "Hampshire county cricket teams", "Hampshire County, West Virginia", "Hampshire, Illinois", "Hampshire (UK Parliament constituency)", "HMS Hampshire (1741)", "Lord Lieutenant of Hampshire", "Hampshire College", "Hampshire Township, Clinton County, Iowa", "Hampshire, West Virginia", "Hampshire (pig)", "HMS Hampshire (1903)", "Hampshire sheep", "Hampshire Football Association", "HMS Hampshire (D06)", "HMS Hampshire (1653)", "Hampshire, Prince Edward Island", "Royal Hampshire Regiment", "Stuart Hampshire", "Hampshire Cricket Board", "Hampshire County Council", "John Hampshire", "Paul Hampshire", "Wickham", "David Hampshire", "Keith Hampshire", "Hampshire Council of Governments", "Emily Hampshire", "Ian Hampshire", "Susan Hampshire", "Steven Hampshire", "Alan Hampshire", "Hampshire, Tasmania", "Hampshire Fire and Rescue Service", "Hampshire Township, Kane County, Illinois", "High Sheriff of Hampshire", "Custos Rotulorum of Hampshire", "Stagecoach South", "Hampshire County Cricket Club in 2005", "Grade I listed buildings in Hampshire", "History of Hampshire", "Hampshire County Council election, 2009", "Hampshire Women cricket team", "Hampshire County Council elections", "National Register of Historic Places listings in Hampshire County, Massachusetts", "Hampshire (PAT station)", "Hampshire Rugby Football Union", "Geology of Hampshire", "Province of New Hampshire", "Hampshire Royal Horse Artillery", "Hampshire High School (West Virginia)", "Hampshire High School (Illinois)"], "mention": "Hampshire", "left_context": "Gloucestershire 119 against Essex 116 against Leicestershire and 112 against", "right_context": "In 1962 he made his top score of 154 against"}
+{"id": 761, "text": "top score of 154 against Leicestershire and scored 108 against [START_ENT] Somerset [END_ENT] and 114 against Sussex He scored five centuries in 1964", "target": "Somerset County Cricket Club", "candidates": ["Somerset", "Somerset County Cricket Club", "Somerset, Kentucky", "Somerset, Pennsylvania", "Somerset County, Maryland", "National Register of Historic Places listings in Somerset County, Maryland", "Somerset County, Pennsylvania", "Somerset County, Maine", "Somerset, Massachusetts", "Somerset, New Jersey", "Somerset (TV series)", "Somerset, Calgary", "Somerset Region", "Somerset, Maryland", "Buick Somerset", "Somerset, Wisconsin", "Somerset, New York", "Somerset, California", "HMS Somerset (F82)", "Somerset Township, Somerset County, Pennsylvania", "Lord Lieutenant of Somerset", "Somerset (UK Parliament constituency)", "Somerset (town), Wisconsin", "Somerset MRT Station", "Somerset Township, Belmont County, Ohio", "National Register of Historic Places listings in Somerset County, Pennsylvania", "Somerset (hamlet), New York", "Somerset, Texas", "HMS Somerset (1731)", "Somerset, Vermont", "Somerset, Ohio", "Somerset Township, Jackson County, Illinois", "Somerset (European Parliament constituency)", "Somerset, Colorado", "Duke of Somerset", "Somerset Street", "Somerset FC", "Somerset County, New Jersey", "Edward Seymour, 1st Duke of Somerset", "Somerset, Indiana", "HMS Somerset (1748)", "Somerset, Virginia", "Somerset, Tasmania", "Somerset, Manitoba", "Somerset Herald", "Somerset Village, Bermuda", "Lake Somerset", "North Somerset", "USS Somerset (1862)", "Somerset Ward", "William Seymour, 2nd Duke of Somerset", "Somerset (SEPTA station)", "Somerset County Football Association", "HMS Somerset (1698)", "Somerset Wind Farm", "In Death characters", "Somerset Rebels", "Somerset Patriots", "Somerset Arthur Maxwell", "Bath, Somerset", "Lord Charles Somerset", "Somerset, North Carolina", "Somerset, Kings County, Nova Scotia", "Lord Arthur Somerset (1851\u20131926)", "Arthur Somerset senior", "Thomas Somerset (politician)", "Lord Arthur Somerset (1780\u20131816)", "Barwick, Somerset", "Somerset de Chair", "Lady Anne Somerset", "Somerset\u2013Bridlewood (C-Train)", "Lord Granville Somerset", "Lord Edward Somerset", "Somerset Gough-Calthorpe", "Edward Arthur Somerset", "Somerset County Council", "Poulett Somerset", "Somerset Club", "Thomas Somerset", "Lucy Somerset", "Somerset Beaumont", "Somerset, Lunenburg County, Nova Scotia", "Mary Grey, Baroness Grey de Wilton", "Willie Somerset", "Pepper Somerset", "Max Somerset", "Henry Somerset (British Army officer)", "Lord Henry Somerset", "BBC Somerset", "Somerset Island (Nunavut)", "Somerset Township, Washington County, Pennsylvania", "Kintigh Generating Station", "SAS Somerset", "Music of Somerset", "Somerset Township, Michigan", "Edmund Beaufort, 2nd Duke of Somerset", "Somerset Community College", "Custos Rotulorum of Somerset", "Somerset Power Plant", "USNS Coastal Sentry (T-AGM-15)"], "mention": "Somerset", "left_context": "top score of 154 against Leicestershire and scored 108 against", "right_context": "and 114 against Sussex He scored five centuries in 1964"}
+{"id": 762, "text": "against Leicestershire and scored 108 against Somerset and 114 against [START_ENT] Sussex [END_ENT] He scored five centuries in 1964 with 137 against Nottinghamshire", "target": "Sussex County Cricket Club", "candidates": ["Sussex", "Sussex County Cricket Club", "Sussex Police", "Kingdom of Sussex", "Sussex County, Delaware", "Sussex county cricket teams", "University of Sussex", "Sussex, Wisconsin", "Sussex, New Brunswick", "Sussex County, Virginia", "Sussex, New Jersey", "Sussex (UK Parliament constituency)", "Lord Lieutenant of Sussex", "Sussex (chicken)", "High Sheriff of Sussex", "SS Sussex", "Sussex Land District", "Sussex Drive", "Sussex, Virginia", "Electoral district of Sussex", "Duke of Sussex", "Sussex Records", "East Sussex", "Sussex Spaniel", "West Sussex", "HMS Sussex (96)", "Sussex Golden Ginger Ale", "Sussex cattle", "Sussex County Football Association", "BBC Sussex", "Prince Augustus Frederick, Duke of Sussex", "Sussex Stakes", "BBC Southern Counties Radio", "Sussex Ambulance Service", "Sussex pledge", "Pulborough", "Lucy Sussex", "Roland Sussex", "HMS Sussex (1693)", "Andy Sussex", "Sussex Skyhawks", "Sussex dialect", "Sussex County, New Jersey", "USS Sussex (AK-213)", "Custos Rotulorum of Sussex", "Sussex County Cricket Club in 2005", "National Register of Historic Places listings in Sussex County, New Jersey", "Sussex Women cricket team", "Sussex County Community College", "Sussex Wildlife Trust", "Sussex County, Western Australia", "Flag of Sussex", "Sussex Rugby Football Union", "National Register of Historic Places listings in Sussex County, Delaware", "Sherlock Holmes", "Sussex, Wyoming", "South Downs", "Sussex Cricket Board", "Thomas Radclyffe, 3rd Earl of Sussex", "Royal Sussex Regiment", "Sussex's Men", "Essex County Cricket Club", "Devil's Dyke, Sussex"], "mention": "Sussex", "left_context": "against Leicestershire and scored 108 against Somerset and 114 against", "right_context": "He scored five centuries in 1964 with 137 against Nottinghamshire"}
+{"id": 763, "text": "Sussex He scored five centuries in 1964 with 137 against [START_ENT] Nottinghamshire [END_ENT] 132 against Somerset 101 against Warwickshire 101 not out against", "target": "Nottinghamshire County Cricket Club", "candidates": ["Nottinghamshire", "Nottinghamshire County Cricket Club", "Nottinghamshire Police", "Nottinghamshire (UK Parliament constituency)", "Lord Lieutenant of Nottinghamshire", "High Sheriff of Nottinghamshire", "Nottinghamshire County Football Association", "Nottingham Cricket Club", "BBC Radio Nottingham", "45th Regiment of Foot", "Nottinghamshire Fire and Rescue Service", "Nottinghamshire County Council elections", "Custos Rotulorum of Nottinghamshire", "Nottinghamshire County Cricket Club in 2005", "Nottinghamshire Women cricket team", "Grade I listed buildings in Nottinghamshire", "Nottinghamshire County Council election, 2009", "Nottinghamshire Miners' Association", "Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust", "History of Nottinghamshire", "Flag of Nottinghamshire", "Nottingham", "Nottinghamshire Cricket Board", "Newark (UK Parliament constituency)", "Northamptonshire County Cricket Club", "Nottingham (UK Parliament constituency)"], "mention": "Nottinghamshire", "left_context": "Sussex He scored five centuries in 1964 with 137 against", "right_context": "132 against Somerset 101 against Warwickshire 101 not out against"}
+{"id": 764, "text": "1964 with 137 against Nottinghamshire 132 against Somerset 101 against [START_ENT] Warwickshire [END_ENT] 101 not out against the Australians and 100 against Middlesex", "target": "Warwickshire County Cricket Club", "candidates": ["Warwickshire", "Warwickshire County Cricket Club", "Warwickshire Police", "Warwickshire GAA", "Lord Lieutenant of Warwickshire", "Warwickshire (UK Parliament constituency)", "High Sheriff of Warwickshire", "Stagecoach in Warwickshire", "Birmingham County Football Association", "Warwickshire Fire and Rescue Service", "Custos Rotulorum of Warwickshire", "Warwickshire College", "Warwickshire County Cricket Club in 2005", "Warwickshire County Council election, 2009", "Warwickshire Wildlife Trust", "Warwickshire Women cricket team", "History of Warwickshire", "Warwickshire County Council elections", "Grade I listed buildings in Warwickshire", "River Avon (Warwickshire)", "Warwickshire Cricket Board", "Warwickshire County Council", "Warwickshire Yeomanry"], "mention": "Warwickshire", "left_context": "1964 with 137 against Nottinghamshire 132 against Somerset 101 against", "right_context": "101 not out against the Australians and 100 against Middlesex"}
+{"id": 765, "text": "Warwickshire 101 not out against the Australians and 100 against [START_ENT] Middlesex [END_ENT] The run rate fell back in 1965 and 966 and", "target": "Middlesex County Cricket Club", "candidates": ["Middlesex", "Middlesex County Cricket Club", "Middlesex (novel)", "Middlesex County, Massachusetts", "Middlesex county cricket teams", "Lord Lieutenant of Middlesex", "Middlesex, New Jersey", "Middlesex (UK Parliament constituency)", "Middlesex Township, Butler County, Pennsylvania", "Middlesex, Virginia", "Middlesex County, Virginia", "Middlesex, Vermont", "Middlesex University", "Middlesex Township, Cumberland County, Pennsylvania", "Middlesex, North Carolina", "Middlesex (electoral district)", "Middlesex County, New Jersey", "Middlesex, New York", "HMCS Middlesex (J328)", "Middlesex County Football Association", "Middlesex Regiment", "Middlesex School", "Hayes, Hillingdon", "Sussex County Cricket Club", "James Cranfield, 2nd Earl of Middlesex", "Middlesex County Council", "Middlesex County, Connecticut", "Middlesex County, Ontario", "High Sheriff of Middlesex", "Custos Rotulorum of Middlesex", "Middlesex County Cricket Club in 2005", "National Register of Historic Places listings in Middlesex County, Connecticut", "Middlesex Community College (Connecticut)", "National Register of Historic Places listings in Middlesex County, New Jersey", "Middlesex Women cricket team", "Middlesex County College", "Middlesex County, Jamaica", "Middlesex Rugby Football Union", "Middlesex Board of Education", "Middlesex High School", "National Register of Historic Places listings in Middlesex County, Massachusetts", "Flag of Middlesex", "Tom Smith (cricketer born 1987)", "National Register of Historic Places listings in Middlesex County, Virginia", "Jeffrey Eugenides", "Middlesex Hospital", "New London Theatre", "Middlesex Cricket Board", "Mercer County, New Jersey", "182nd Infantry Regiment (United States)"], "mention": "Middlesex", "left_context": "Warwickshire 101 not out against the Australians and 100 against", "right_context": "The run rate fell back in 1965 and 966 and"}
+{"id": 766, "text": "For the last four years he played in the ListA [START_ENT] Gillette Cup [END_ENT] competition Johnson was a right hand batsman and played 606", "target": "Friends Provident Trophy", "candidates": ["Friends Provident Trophy", "Australian domestic limited-overs cricket tournament", "Nissan Shield (cricket)", "Gillette Cup New Zealand Secondary Schools Cricket", "Regional Super50", "1964 Gillette Cup", "1975 Gillette Cup", "1972 Gillette Cup", "1969 Gillette Cup", "1971 Gillette Cup", "1973 Gillette Cup", "1970 Gillette Cup", "1978 Gillette Cup", "1976 Gillette Cup", "1963 Gillette Cup", "1974 Gillette Cup", "1979 Gillette Cup", "1966 Gillette Cup", "1965 Gillette Cup", "1967 Gillette Cup", "1968 Gillette Cup", "1980 Gillette Cup"], "mention": "Gillette Cup", "left_context": "For the last four years he played in the ListA", "right_context": "competition Johnson was a right hand batsman and played 606"}
+{"id": 767, "text": "for 12 He also stood in as wicket keeper for [START_ENT] Bob Taylor [END_ENT] ", "target": "Bob Taylor (cricketer)", "candidates": ["Bob Taylor (cricketer)", "Robert Taylor (computer scientist)", "Bob Taylor (rugby union)", "Bob Taylor (footballer)", "Bob Taylor (darts player)", "Bob Taylor (luthier)", "Bob Taylor (ice hockey)", "Robert Taylor incident", "Bob Taylor (Ontario politician)", "D\u00e9j\u00e0 Vu (Inna song)", "Bob Taylor (rugby league)", "Taylor Guitars", "Robert Love Taylor"], "mention": "Bob Taylor", "left_context": "for 12 He also stood in as wicket keeper for", "right_context": ""}
+{"id": 768, "text": "The third election to the [START_ENT] Greater London Council [END_ENT] was held on 9 April 1970 and saw a Conservative", "target": "Greater London Council", "candidates": ["Greater London Council", "London County Hall", "London Transport Executive (GLC)", "Members of the Greater London Council"], "mention": "Greater London Council", "left_context": "The third election to the", "right_context": "was held on 9 April 1970 and saw a Conservative"}
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+{"id": 770, "text": "of one of the Labour candidates The original result for [START_ENT] Harrow [END_ENT] turned out to have an enormous mistake and a recount", "target": "London Borough of Harrow", "candidates": ["Harrow School", "Harrow, London", "London Borough of Harrow", "Harrow College", "Harrow (UK Parliament constituency)", "Harrow, Victoria", "Harrow, Ontario", "Harrow-on-the-Hill station", "Andy Harrow", "Lisa Harrow", "Jack Harrow", "Nancy Harrow", "Harrow bus station", "Den Harrow", "Judy Harrow", "William Harrow", "Jonas Harrow", "H\u00f6rgr", "Harrow Painter", "Harrow parks and open spaces", "Harrow Council election, 2010", "Harrow (tool)", "Battle of the Harrow", "Harrow local elections", "Harrow Museum", "Harrow on the Hill", "London", "Harrow & Wealdstone station", "Transdev London Sovereign", "HA postcode area", "Handley Page H.P.54 Harrow", "Harrow, Pennsylvania", "Harrow and Wealdstone rail crash", "Shri Swaminarayan Mandir, London (Harrow)", "Harrow Arts Centre", "Harrow Road"], "mention": "Harrow", "left_context": "of one of the Labour candidates The original result for", "right_context": "turned out to have an enormous mistake and a recount"}
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+{"id": 785, "text": "at a meeting in support of the Conservative candidates in [START_ENT] Lambeth [END_ENT] that John Major met Norma Johnson who became his wife", "target": "London Borough of Lambeth", "candidates": ["Lambeth", "London Borough of Lambeth", "Metropolitan Borough of Lambeth", "Lambeth (UK Parliament constituency)", "Lambeth degree", "Lambeth, London, Ontario", "Lambeth Bridge", "Lambeth Palace", "Lambeth Choirbook", "Lambeth Waterworks Company", "London County Hall", "Otis Lambeth", "Walter Lambeth", "Lambeth Lancers", "Laurie Clements Lambeth", "Lambeth parks and open spaces", "Lambeth Council election, 1998", "Lambeth Council election, 2006", "Lambeth Council election, 2002", "Lambeth College", "Lambeth Building Society", "Lambeth local elections", "Lambeth London Borough Council", "Thomas Neill Cream", "Lambeth Conferences", "The Lambeth Walk", "Lambeth North tube station"], "mention": "Lambeth", "left_context": "at a meeting in support of the Conservative candidates in", "right_context": "that John Major met Norma Johnson who became his wife"}
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+{"id": 789, "text": "October 1972 after the death of Arthur Peacock Labour retained [START_ENT] Wandsworth [END_ENT] ", "target": "London Borough of Wandsworth", "candidates": ["Wandsworth", "London Borough of Wandsworth", "Metropolitan Borough of Wandsworth", "Wandsworth, New South Wales", "HM Prison Wandsworth", "Wandsworth (UK Parliament constituency)", "Wandsworth Common", "Wandsworth parks and open spaces", "Wandsworth Council election, 2002", "Wandsworth Council election, 1998", "Wandsworth Council election, 2006", "Wandsworth Council election, 2010", "Wandsworth Parks Police", "Wandsworth District (Metropolis)", "Wandsworth Museum", "Winchester College"], "mention": "Wandsworth", "left_context": "October 1972 after the death of Arthur Peacock Labour retained", "right_context": ""}
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+{"id": 817, "text": "Lakes region The Calumet Region includes the Indiana cities of [START_ENT] Gary [END_ENT] East Chicago Hammond Hobart Whiting Crown Point and Valparaiso The", "target": "Gary, Indiana", "candidates": ["Gary, Indiana", "Gary Vaynerchuk", "Gary, West Virginia", "Gary (Tampa)", "Gary Gygax", "Gary Hogeboom", "Gary (mango)", "USS Gary (FFG-51)", "Gary Neville", "Gary Kurtz", "Gary Walker (musician)", "Cleveland Gary", "James Albert Gary", "Gary, Minnesota", "Frank B. Gary", "Gary Jarman", "Gary Moore", "Gary, South Dakota", "Gary Rydstrom", "Gary Coleman", "Roman Catholic Diocese of Gary", "Gary Crosby (actor)", "Raymond D. Gary", "Gary Gilmore", "Gary Ridgway", "Gary McKinnon", "Gary Barlow", "Gary Ewing", "Gary Oldman", "Gary England", "Gary Busey", "Gary Brabham", "Eugenics", "Gary LeVox", "Gary Glitter", "Gary Rhodes", "Gary Wilson (musician)", "Gary Bettman", "Characters of Red vs. Blue", "Numa Numa (video)", "Gary Windass", "Gary Shipman", "Gary Gait", "Gary Whetton", "Gary City, Texas", "Plankton (SpongeBob SquarePants)", "Gary (given name)", "Gary Caldwell", "Gary Whitta", "Gary Frisch", "Gary Fong", "Gary Kagelmacher", "Gary Costello", "Gary Bettenhausen", "Gary Hustwit", "Gary Indiana", "Romain Gary", "Gary Cooper", "Gary Player", "Gary Mehigan", "Gary Dell'Abate", "Gary Barber", "Gary Larson", "Gary Becker", "Gary Cherone", "Gary Smith (ice hockey)", "Gary Lineker", "Gary Kemp", "Gary Birdsong", "Gary Robson (footballer)", "Gary Numan", "Gary Worthington", "Gary Sutton", "Gary Filmon", "Gary Danielson", "Gary Ablett, Jr.", "Gary Herbert", "Gary Payton", "Mayor of Strawberry Fields", "Onychomycosis", "Gary Butcher", "Gary McMichael", "Gary Megson", "Gary/Chicago International Airport", "Gary Hanniffy", "Gary Ablett, Sr.", "Gary Lux", "Gary Pert", "Gary Palmer", "Gary Lewis (musician)", "Gary Coleman (Gaelic footballer)", "Gary O'Donnell (footballer)", "Gary Johnson (footballer)", "Gary Barnacle", "Gary (rapper)", "Ornella Barra", "Gary Dotson", "Gary Goldman (screenwriter)", "Gary Graham", "Gary West"], "mention": "Gary", "left_context": "Lakes region The Calumet Region includes the Indiana cities of", "right_context": "East Chicago Hammond Hobart Whiting Crown Point and Valparaiso The"}
+{"id": 818, "text": "region The Calumet Region includes the Indiana cities of Gary [START_ENT] East Chicago [END_ENT] Hammond Hobart Whiting Crown Point and Valparaiso The Calumet Region", "target": "East Chicago, Indiana", "candidates": ["East Chicago, Indiana", "East Chicago (NICTD)"], "mention": "East Chicago", "left_context": "region The Calumet Region includes the Indiana cities of Gary", "right_context": "Hammond Hobart Whiting Crown Point and Valparaiso The Calumet Region"}
+{"id": 819, "text": "Calumet Region includes the Indiana cities of Gary East Chicago [START_ENT] Hammond [END_ENT] Hobart Whiting Crown Point and Valparaiso The Calumet Region includes", "target": "Hammond, Indiana", "candidates": ["Hammond, Indiana", "Hammond, Louisiana", "Hammond organ", "Hammond, Maine", "Hammond, Wisconsin", "Electoral district of Hammond", "James Henry Hammond", "Hammond (town), Wisconsin", "Richard Hammond", "Hammond, Illinois", "F. Melvin Hammond", "Hammond, Minnesota", "Hammond (village), New York", "Hammond Township, Spencer County, Indiana", "Philip Hammond", "Winfield Scott Hammond", "Hammond Township, Polk County, Minnesota", "John Hammond (basketball)", "Dennis Hammond", "Hammond, Missouri", "Dean Hammond", "Abram A. Hammond", "Charlie Hammond", "Hammond High School (Columbia, Maryland)", "Hammond, Texas", "Wally Hammond", "Jay Hammond", "John Hammond (congressman)", "Robert Hammond", "Hammond, Montana", "Roger Hammond (cyclist)", "Hall Hammond", "Jeffrey Hammond", "Chris Hammond", "Albert Hammond", "Hammond (NICTD)", "Kim Hammond", "Hammond Map", "Hammond High School (Indiana)", "Hammond, New York", "Elvis Hammond", "N. G. L. Hammond", "Hammond (Amtrak station)", "Beres Hammond", "Steve Hammond", "William Alexander Hammond", "Hammond Packing Plant (Omaha, Nebraska)", "George Hammond (Stargate)", "Hammond-Harwood House", "Port Hammond", "Hammond Pros", "Jeff Hammond (sports broadcaster)", "George S. Hammond", "Henry Hammond", "Grant Hammond", "Hammond Glacier", "Jane Hammond", "Peter Hammond (actor)", "Frank Hammond", "Harry Hammond (footballer)", "Laatekwei Hammond", "Bray Hammond", "Jessica Hammond", "Graeme Hammond", "Anthony Hammond", "John Hammond (racehorse trainer)", "Mary Hammond (Tuam)", "Hammond Furlonge", "George F. Hammond", "Josh Hammond", "Thomas Hammond (politician)", "Mason Hammond", "Evan Hammond", "Johnny %22Hammond%22 Smith", "Leslie Hammond", "John Hammond (weather forecaster)", "Julian Hammond", "Jack Hammond", "Ken Hammond", "Robert Hanna Hammond", "Peter J. Hammond", "Karle Hammond", "Hammond Clock Company", "Jabez Delano Hammond", "Doug Hammond", "Alex Hammond", "Nicolas Hammond", "Garrett Hammond", "Robert Hammond (English army officer)", "Dennis C Hammond", "Celia Hammond", "Natalie Hays Hammond", "Claudia Hammond", "Hector Hammond", "Harry Hammond", "Harriet Hammond", "Fiona Hammond", "Thomas S. Hammond", "William Hammond (hymnist)", "Samuel Hammond (minister)"], "mention": "Hammond", "left_context": "Calumet Region includes the Indiana cities of Gary East Chicago", "right_context": "Hobart Whiting Crown Point and Valparaiso The Calumet Region includes"}
+{"id": 820, "text": "Region includes the Indiana cities of Gary East Chicago Hammond [START_ENT] Hobart [END_ENT] Whiting Crown Point and Valparaiso The Calumet Region includes land", "target": "Hobart, Indiana", "candidates": ["Hobart", "Hobart, Indiana", "Hobart, Oklahoma", "Garret Hobart", "Hobart International Airport", "Hobart International", "Hobart, Washington", "Hobart Township, Lake County, Indiana", "Hobart, Wisconsin", "Hobart Football Club", "Bellerive Oval", "Hobart Township, Barnes County, North Dakota", "Electoral district of Hobart", "Hobart, New York", "HMAS Hobart (D 39)", "John Sloss Hobart", "Ken Hobart", "Hobart, Louisiana", "Hobart Corporation", "City of Hobart", "Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Hobart", "Percy Hobart", "Hobart-class destroyer", "TCA Ground", "Australian Hard Court Tennis Championships", "St David's Cathedral, Hobart", "Hobart Real Tennis Club", "Hobart High School", "Alice Tisdale Hobart", "Hobart Henley", "Hobart International Tennis Centre", "Hobart Cavanaugh", "Jennie Tuttle Hobart", "Augustus Charles Hobart-Hampden", "Hobart Bosworth", "Hobart R. Gay", "Hobart Brown", "Robert Hobart", "Hobart Baumann Amstutz", "Hobart Huson", "Hobart Freeman", "Mary Hobart", "Hobart B. Bigelow", "Rose Hobart", "Clarence Hobart", "Hobart Smith", "Timothy Dwight Hobart", "Hobart Muir Smith", "Aaron Hobart", "Harrison Carroll Hobart", "Lewis P. Hobart", "Simon Hobart", "John H. Hobart", "Hobart Alter", "Electoral division of Hobart", "1998 ANZ Tasmanian International", "1994 Tasmanian International", "1997 ANZ Tasmanian International", "Hobart Township, Otter Tail County, Minnesota", "Hobart and William Smith Colleges", "1995 Schweppes Tasmanian International", "2001 ANZ Tasmanian International", "2008 Moorilla Hobart International", "1996 Schweppes Tasmanian International", "HMAS Hobart (D63)", "936 ABC Hobart", "2010 Moorilla Hobart International", "History of Hobart", "Tasmania University Union", "Metro Tasmania", "Hobart Zoo", "2011 Moorilla Hobart International", "2009 Moorilla Hobart International", "Trams in Hobart", "Coat of arms of Hobart", "1999 ANZ Tasmanian International", "Sir Henry Hobart, 1st Baronet", "Hobart city centre", "2007 Moorilla Hobart International", "2009 Moorilla Hobart International \u2013 Singles", "Hobart Gap", "2010 Moorilla Hobart International \u2013 Singles"], "mention": "Hobart", "left_context": "Region includes the Indiana cities of Gary East Chicago Hammond", "right_context": "Whiting Crown Point and Valparaiso The Calumet Region includes land"}
+{"id": 821, "text": "includes the Indiana cities of Gary East Chicago Hammond Hobart [START_ENT] Whiting [END_ENT] Crown Point and Valparaiso The Calumet Region includes land from", "target": "Whiting, Indiana", "candidates": ["Whiting, New Jersey", "Whiting, Indiana", "Whiting, Vermont", "Whiting, Wisconsin", "Whiting, Maine", "Whiting, Kansas", "Whiting, Iowa", "Whiting Township, Jackson County, Kansas", "James R. Whiting", "HMS Whiting (1896)", "Merlangius", "William F. Whiting", "Richard Whiting (rugby league)", "HMS Whiting (1805)", "USS Whiting (SS-433)", "Whiting River", "Jillian Whiting", "School City of Whiting", "Lilian Whiting", "Ken Whiting", "Leonard Whiting", "George A. Whiting", "Robert Whiting", "Percy H. Whiting", "Calcium carbonate", "Norman Whiting", "Frederic Whiting", "Alan Whiting", "Betty Whiting", "Sarah Whiting", "Brendan Whiting", "Michael F. Whiting", "Napoleon Whiting", "Brandon Whiting", "Mark Whiting", "William Whiting (Massachusetts)", "Justin Rice Whiting", "Richard H. Whiting", "George Whiting", "Margaret Whiting", "Sarah Frances Whiting", "Ed Whiting", "William Whiting (footballer)", "Gains Whiting", "Richard Whiting (abbot)", "Hammond\u2013Whiting (Amtrak station)", "Nathaniel N. Whiting", "Nathan Whiting", "Cliff Whiting", "Peter Whiting", "Charlie Whiting", "Richard A. Whiting", "Charles Whiting (cricketer)", "Jesse Whiting", "Rutherford Lester Whiting", "John Whiting (anthropologist)", "William Whiting (poet)", "Henry H. Whiting", "Albert N. Whiting", "John Whiting", "Charles Whiting", "Sillaginidae", "Sand whiting", "Naval Air Station Whiting Field", "Whiting (fish)", "King George whiting", "Whiting Writers' Award"], "mention": "Whiting", "left_context": "includes the Indiana cities of Gary East Chicago Hammond Hobart", "right_context": "Crown Point and Valparaiso The Calumet Region includes land from"}
+{"id": 822, "text": "the Indiana cities of Gary East Chicago Hammond Hobart Whiting [START_ENT] Crown Point [END_ENT] and Valparaiso The Calumet Region includes land from the following", "target": "Crown Point, Indiana", "candidates": ["Crown Point, Indiana", "Crown Point, New York", "Crown Point (Oregon)", "Crown Point, Alaska", "Fort Crown Point", "Crown Point, Tobago", "Capture of Fort Ticonderoga", "Arthur Napoleon Raymond Robinson International Airport", "Crown Point, Norwich", "USS Leyte (CV-32)", "Crown Point State Historic Site", "Battle of Lake George"], "mention": "Crown Point", "left_context": "the Indiana cities of Gary East Chicago Hammond Hobart Whiting", "right_context": "and Valparaiso The Calumet Region includes land from the following"}
+{"id": 823, "text": "of Gary East Chicago Hammond Hobart Whiting Crown Point and [START_ENT] Valparaiso [END_ENT] The Calumet Region includes land from the following townships in", "target": "Valparaiso, Indiana", "candidates": ["Valpara\u00edso", "Valparaiso, Indiana", "Valparaiso, Nebraska", "Valparaiso University", "Valparaiso, Florida", "Valparaiso Crusaders", "Valparaiso (play)", "Valparaiso High School", "2009\u201310 Valparaiso Crusaders men's basketball team", "Valparaiso, Saskatchewan", "2008\u201309 Valparaiso Crusaders men's basketball team", "Valpara\u00edso, Zacatecas", "Valpara\u00edso, Antioquia", "Valparaiso (album)", "Valpara\u00edso, S\u00e3o Paulo", "Valparaiso Crusaders men's basketball", "Vickers Valparaiso", "2010\u201311 Valparaiso Crusaders men's basketball team", "USS Essex (1799)", "2007\u201308 Valparaiso Crusaders men's basketball team", "2011 Valparaiso Crusaders football team", "Valparaiso Crusaders baseball", "2012\u201313 Valparaiso Crusaders men's basketball team", "2011\u201312 Valparaiso Crusaders men's basketball team"], "mention": "Valparaiso", "left_context": "of Gary East Chicago Hammond Hobart Whiting Crown Point and", "right_context": "The Calumet Region includes land from the following townships in"}
+{"id": 824, "text": "Region includes land from the following townships in Porter County [START_ENT] Portage [END_ENT] Union Westchester Liberty Center Pine Jackson Washington It includes land", "target": "Portage Township, Porter County, Indiana", "candidates": ["Portage (software)", "Portage", "Portage, Indiana", "Portage, Wisconsin", "Portage, Michigan", "Portage County, Ohio", "Portage, Pennsylvania", "Portage County, Wisconsin", "Portage, Washington", "Portage, Ohio", "Portage, Utah", "Portage Township, Wood County, Ohio", "Portage Township, Ottawa County, Ohio", "Portage, New York", "Portage Township, Porter County, Indiana", "Portage Township, Potter County, Pennsylvania", "Portage Township, Hancock County, Ohio", "Portage Township, St. Joseph County, Indiana", "Portage (electoral district)", "HMCS Portage (J331)", "Portage Township, St. Louis County, Minnesota", "Portage Township, Summit County, Ohio", "Portage Theater", "Deerfield Township, Portage County, Ohio", "Paris Township, Portage County, Ohio", "Portage (Amtrak station)", "Portage, Prince Edward Island", "Freedom Township, Portage County, Ohio", "Portage Lake (Michigan)", "Portage High School", "Portage Township, Cambria County, Pennsylvania", "Yekooche First Nation", "Portage River (Ohio)", "Portage, Nova Scotia", "Grand Portage National Monument", "Seton Portage, British Columbia", "Grand Portage State Park", "Grand Portage, Minnesota", "Portage County", "Portage College", "Portage Township, Houghton County, Michigan", "National Register of Historic Places listings in Portage County, Ohio", "Portage (Anchorage)", "Portage Township, Mackinac County, Michigan", "Portage River (Kalamazoo/St. Joseph Counties)", "Portage Township, Cameron County, Pennsylvania", "Winnipeg Route 85", "Portage Point, Michigan", "Chicago Portage", "Portage Glacier", "Gentoo Linux", "Portage la Prairie"], "mention": "Portage", "left_context": "Region includes land from the following townships in Porter County", "right_context": "Union Westchester Liberty Center Pine Jackson Washington It includes land"}
+{"id": 825, "text": "includes land from the following townships in Porter County Portage [START_ENT] Union [END_ENT] Westchester Liberty Center Pine Jackson Washington It includes land located", "target": "Union Township, Porter County, Indiana", "candidates": ["Union (American Civil War)", "Union Army", "United States", "Union County, Florida", "Union Parish, Louisiana", "Union, Illinois", "National Register of Historic Places listings in Union County, Pennsylvania", "Union, Missouri", "Union County, North Carolina", "Union Township, Union County, New Jersey", "Union, Nebraska", "Union, South Carolina", "Union County, Tennessee", "Union County, New Jersey", "Union County, Pennsylvania", "Union County, Illinois", "Union County, Ohio", "Union Township, Berks County, Pennsylvania", "Union College", "Union of South Africa", "Union, Connecticut", "Trade union", "Union Township, Washington County, Pennsylvania", "Union, Ohio", "Union County, Oregon", "National Register of Historic Places listings in Union County, Florida", "Operation Union", "Union, Waupaca County, Wisconsin", "Union County, Georgia", "Union County, Mississippi", "Union County, South Carolina", "Union, Door County, Wisconsin", "Union, Rock County, Wisconsin", "Union Township, Fulton County, Illinois", "Union County, Indiana", "Union (band)", "Union Mills, Burnham Overy", "Union, Vernon County, Wisconsin", "Acts of Union 1707", "Union Township, Schuylkill County, Pennsylvania", "Union County, New Mexico", "Union, Pierce County, Wisconsin", "Union Township, Licking County, Ohio", "Union (TTC)", "Union Township, Luzerne County, Pennsylvania", "Union Township, Belmont County, Ohio", "Union Township, Livingston County, Illinois", "Union County, Kentucky", "Union Township, Lebanon County, Pennsylvania", "Union, Oregon", "Union, Maine", "Union Township, Warren County, Ohio", "Union County, Arkansas", "Union, Logan County, Illinois", "Union Township, Clark County, Indiana", "Union Party (United States)", "Union, Mississippi", "Union Township, LaPorte County, Indiana", "Union, Eau Claire County, Wisconsin", "Union Township, Tuscarawas County, Ohio", "European Union", "Union, Kentucky", "Union Township, Clermont County, Ohio", "Union University", "Union, Burnett County, Wisconsin", "Union, Iowa", "Union Station (Toronto)", "Rugby union", "Union County, South Dakota", "National Register of Historic Places listings in Union County, South Carolina", "Union Square (Somerville)", "Civil union", "Unitary state", "Union Township, Centre County, Pennsylvania", "Union Township, Dallas County, Iowa", "Union Township, Muskingum County, Ohio", "Union councils of Pakistan", "Unionist Party (Canada)", "Soyuz (faction)", "Union Township, Carroll County, Ohio", "Royale Union Saint-Gilloise", "Lake Union", "HMS Union (1811)", "Union (ship)", "Republican Party (United States)", "HMS Union (1756)", "Union type", "Assa Abloy", "Union Township, White County, Indiana", "Union (Star Wars)", "Union (Chara album)", "Soviet Union", "Union Township, Knox County, Ohio", "Great Union Day", "Students' union", "Uni\u00f3n de Santa Fe", "Prussian Union of churches", "Gabrielle Union", "The Union (political coalition)", "Oxford Union"], "mention": "Union", "left_context": "includes land from the following townships in Porter County Portage", "right_context": "Westchester Liberty Center Pine Jackson Washington It includes land located"}
+{"id": 826, "text": "land from the following townships in Porter County Portage Union [START_ENT] Westchester [END_ENT] Liberty Center Pine Jackson Washington It includes land located within", "target": "Westchester Township, Porter County, Indiana", "candidates": ["Westchester County, New York", "Westchester, Los Angeles", "Westchester, Florida", "National Register of Historic Places listings in Westchester County, New York", "Westchester, Illinois", "Westchester, Indiana", "Westchester Township, Porter County, Indiana", "Westchester High School (Los Angeles)", "West Chester Township, Butler County, Ohio", "Westchester County Executive", "Westchester Community College", "The Turtles", "Harrison, New York", "Colchester, Connecticut", "Westchester County Airport", "West Chester, Pennsylvania"], "mention": "Westchester", "left_context": "land from the following townships in Porter County Portage Union", "right_context": "Liberty Center Pine Jackson Washington It includes land located within"}
+{"id": 827, "text": "from the following townships in Porter County Portage Union Westchester [START_ENT] Liberty [END_ENT] Center Pine Jackson Washington It includes land located within the", "target": "Liberty Township, Porter County, Indiana", "candidates": ["Liberty", "Liberty, Missouri", "Liberty Records", "Liberty County, Montana", "Liberty County, Texas", "Liberty (pressure group)", "Liberty, Arizona", "Nissan Prairie", "Liberty, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania", "Liberty, Kentucky", "Liberty County, Florida", "On Liberty", "Liberty (department store)", "Liberty, Texas", "Liberty University", "Libertas", "Liberty (goddess)", "Liberty, South Carolina", "Liberty, Grant County, Wisconsin", "Liberty (album)", "Liberty (1881\u20131908)", "Liberty (1924\u201350)", "Liberty Bowl", "National Register of Historic Places listings in Liberty County, Florida", "Liberty County, Georgia", "Liberty, Indiana", "Statue of Liberty", "Liberty (serial)", "Liberty, New York", "Liberty, Manitowoc County, Wisconsin", "Liberty (1987)", "Liberty Township, Centre County, Pennsylvania", "Liberty, Illinois", "Liberty (1929 film)", "Liberty, Outagamie County, Wisconsin", "Liberty, Vernon County, Wisconsin", "Liberty (village), New York", "Liberty Party (Liberia)", "Liberty, North Carolina", "Liberty Township, Adams County, Illinois", "Liberty, Oklahoma", "Liberty Township, Trumbull County, Ohio", "Liberty, Caroline County, Virginia", "Liberty, Maine", "Liberty Party (United States, 1840)", "Liberty Township, Clinton County, Iowa", "Liberty, Mississippi", "Liberty Township, Butler County, Ohio", "Liberty Township, Barry County, Missouri", "Liberty (division)", "Liberty, Tioga County, Pennsylvania", "Liberty Township, New Jersey", "Jeep Liberty", "Liberty (dog)", "Liberty Township, Wood County, Ohio", "Liberty, West Virginia", "Liberty Township, Effingham County, Illinois", "Liberty (apple)", "Liberty Township, Seneca County, Ohio", "Liberty Township, Licking County, Ohio", "Liberty, Kansas", "Liberty Township, Bedford County, Pennsylvania", "Liberty Township, Henry County, Indiana", "Liberty Township, Delaware County, Indiana", "Liberty Township, Darke County, Ohio", "Liberty Township, Hendricks County, Indiana", "Liberty Flames football", "Liberty, Nebraska", "Liberty Township, Parke County, Indiana", "USS Liberty incident", "Liberty Township, Tioga County, Pennsylvania", "Liberty Township, Grant County, Indiana", "Liberty Township, Fairfield County, Ohio", "Liberty Township, Washington County, Ohio", "Mount Liberty (New Hampshire)", "Liberty Township, Shelby County, Indiana", "Liberty Township, Gage County, Nebraska", "Liberty Township, Union County, Ohio", "Art Nouveau", "Liberty Township, Putnam County, Ohio", "Liberty ship", "Liberty Township, Adams County, Pennsylvania", "Liberty L-12", "Liberty Township, Scott County, Iowa", "Liberty Township, Bollinger County, Missouri", "Bedford, Virginia", "Liberty Leading the People", "New York Liberty", "Liberty Township, Adams County, Ohio", "Liberty Township, Valley County, Nebraska", "Liberty & Justice", "Dewlish (liberty)", "Liberty Stadium", "Liberty Township, Hardin County, Ohio", "Liberty Counsel", "Liberty Township, Union County, Indiana", "Liberty Ciccone", "Liberty Media", "Liberty Township, White County, Indiana", "Liberty Township, Fillmore County, Nebraska"], "mention": "Liberty", "left_context": "from the following townships in Porter County Portage Union Westchester", "right_context": "Center Pine Jackson Washington It includes land located within the"}
+{"id": 828, "text": "the following townships in Porter County Portage Union Westchester Liberty [START_ENT] Center [END_ENT] Pine Jackson Washington It includes land located within the following", "target": "Center Township, Porter County, Indiana", "candidates": ["Center (basketball)", "Center (American and Canadian football)", "Center, Missouri", "Centre (ice hockey)", "Center, Texas", "Center, Outagamie County, Wisconsin", "Center Township, Vanderburgh County, Indiana", "Center Township, Lake County, Indiana", "Center, Rock County, Wisconsin", "Glossary of chess", "Center District, Ljubljana", "Center Township, LaPorte County, Indiana", "Center Township, Clinton County, Iowa", "Center Township, Greene County, Indiana", "Center Township, Columbiana County, Ohio", "Center Township, Marion County, Indiana", "Center Township, Butler County, Pennsylvania", "Lou Ruvo Center for Brain Health", "Area Control Center", "Center Township, Wood County, Ohio", "Center, Colorado", "Basketball", "Center Township, Gibson County, Indiana", "Center Township, Delaware County, Indiana", "Center, Nebraska", "Center Township, Dearborn County, Indiana", "Center Township, Allamakee County, Iowa", "Center Township, Grant County, Indiana", "Center Township, Buffalo County, Nebraska", "Center Township, Saunders County, Nebraska", "Center Township, Hendricks County, Indiana", "Center, Jay County, Indiana", "Center Township, Clinton County, Indiana", "Center Township, Wayne County, Indiana", "Center Township, Benton County, Indiana", "Center Township, Porter County, Indiana", "Center Township, Rush County, Indiana", "Center Township, Guernsey County, Ohio", "Centru (development region)", "Getty Center", "Center Township, Monroe County, Ohio", "Center Township, Ripley County, Indiana", "Center Township, Boone County, Indiana", "Center Township, Carroll County, Ohio", "Center Township, Marshall County, Indiana", "Center Township, Hancock County, Indiana", "Center Township, Fayette County, Iowa", "Center Township, Buchanan County, Missouri", "Center, Indiana", "Center Township, Butler County, Nebraska", "Center Township, Howard County, Indiana", "Center Township, Mercer County, Ohio", "Center Township, Dubuque County, Iowa", "Center Township, Beaver County, Pennsylvania", "Center, Washington", "Center Township, Posey County, Indiana", "Center Township, Martin County, Indiana", "Center Township, Jennings County, Indiana", "Center Township, Williams County, Ohio", "Central District (Israel)", "Center Township, Noble County, Ohio", "Center Township, Phelps County, Nebraska", "Center Township, Starke County, Indiana", "Center Township, Morgan County, Ohio", "Center (group theory)", "Central Federal District", "Center, North Dakota", "Center (band)", "Center Township, Indiana County, Pennsylvania", "Center Township, Union County, Indiana", "Center, Kentucky", "Centre Party (Norway)", "Edith Macy Conference Center", "Russian National Football League", "Cox Convention Center", "Ronald Center", "Marjaree Mason Center", "Guitar Center", "Center of mass", "Stones River Union order of battle", "Southeast Lineman Training Center", "Foreign Intelligence Service (Russia)", "Portable Media Center", "Tibetan Refugee Self Help Center", "Centre Region, Burkina Faso", "Windows Media Center", "Missionary Training Center", "James E. Martin Aquatics Center", "Centre, Alabama", "Pete Center", "Centre Party (Finland)", "American football", "John Felice Rome Center", "Montagne Center", "BMO Harris Bradley Center", "Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual & Transgender Community Center", "Central-West Region, Brazil", "China Internet Network Information Center", "OCLC", "Center fielder"], "mention": "Center", "left_context": "the following townships in Porter County Portage Union Westchester Liberty", "right_context": "Pine Jackson Washington It includes land located within the following"}
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+{"id": 835, "text": "the following townships of Lake County North St John Calumet [START_ENT] Hobart [END_ENT] and Ross The name Calumet is said to come from", "target": "Hobart Township, Lake County, Indiana", "candidates": ["Hobart", "Hobart, Indiana", "Hobart, Oklahoma", "Garret Hobart", "Hobart International Airport", "Hobart International", "Hobart, Washington", "Hobart Township, Lake County, Indiana", "Hobart, Wisconsin", "Hobart Football Club", "Bellerive Oval", "Hobart Township, Barnes County, North Dakota", "Electoral district of Hobart", "Hobart, New York", "HMAS Hobart (D 39)", "John Sloss Hobart", "Ken Hobart", "Hobart, Louisiana", "Hobart Corporation", "City of Hobart", "Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Hobart", "Percy Hobart", "Hobart-class destroyer", "TCA Ground", "Australian Hard Court Tennis Championships", "St David's Cathedral, Hobart", "Hobart Real Tennis Club", "Hobart High School", "Alice Tisdale Hobart", "Hobart Henley", "Hobart International Tennis Centre", "Hobart Cavanaugh", "Jennie Tuttle Hobart", "Augustus Charles Hobart-Hampden", "Hobart Bosworth", "Hobart R. Gay", "Hobart Brown", "Robert Hobart", "Hobart Baumann Amstutz", "Hobart Huson", "Hobart Freeman", "Mary Hobart", "Hobart B. Bigelow", "Rose Hobart", "Clarence Hobart", "Hobart Smith", "Timothy Dwight Hobart", "Hobart Muir Smith", "Aaron Hobart", "Harrison Carroll Hobart", "Lewis P. Hobart", "Simon Hobart", "John H. Hobart", "Hobart Alter", "Electoral division of Hobart", "1998 ANZ Tasmanian International", "1994 Tasmanian International", "1997 ANZ Tasmanian International", "Hobart Township, Otter Tail County, Minnesota", "Hobart and William Smith Colleges", "1995 Schweppes Tasmanian International", "2001 ANZ Tasmanian International", "2008 Moorilla Hobart International", "1996 Schweppes Tasmanian International", "HMAS Hobart (D63)", "936 ABC Hobart", "2010 Moorilla Hobart International", "History of Hobart", "Tasmania University Union", "Metro Tasmania", "Hobart Zoo", "2011 Moorilla Hobart International", "2009 Moorilla Hobart International", "Trams in Hobart", "Coat of arms of Hobart", "1999 ANZ Tasmanian International", "Sir Henry Hobart, 1st Baronet", "Hobart city centre", "2007 Moorilla Hobart International", "2009 Moorilla Hobart International \u2013 Singles", "Hobart Gap", "2010 Moorilla Hobart International \u2013 Singles"], "mention": "Hobart", "left_context": "the following townships of Lake County North St John Calumet", "right_context": "and Ross The name Calumet is said to come from"}
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+{"id": 891, "text": "II The seat included the inner suburbs of Floreat Park [START_ENT] Jolimont [END_ENT] and Wembley and areas further north including Doubleview Gwelup Innaloo", "target": "Jolimont, Western Australia", "candidates": ["Jolimont railway station", "Jolimont, Western Australia", "Jolimont, District of Melbourne", "East Melbourne, Victoria", "Jolimont (mountain)", "Jolimont Workshops"], "mention": "Jolimont", "left_context": "II The seat included the inner suburbs of Floreat Park", "right_context": "and Wembley and areas further north including Doubleview Gwelup Innaloo"}
+{"id": 892, "text": "seat included the inner suburbs of Floreat Park Jolimont and [START_ENT] Wembley [END_ENT] and areas further north including Doubleview Gwelup Innaloo North Beach", "target": "Wembley, Western Australia", "candidates": ["Wembley Stadium (1923)", "Wembley", "Wembley Stadium", "Municipal Borough of Wembley", "Wembley, Western Australia", "Wembley Championships", "Wembley F.C.", "Wembley, Alberta", "Fountain Studios", "Wembley Arena", "Electoral district of Wembley", "Wembley Lions (speedway)", "Live at Wembley '86", "Wembley Central station", "Wembley Central (ward)", "1990 Diet Pepsi Championships", "1985 Benson & Hedges Championships", "1988 Benson & Hedges Championships", "1987 Benson & Hedges Championships", "1984 Benson & Hedges Championships", "1986 Benson & Hedges Championships", "1981 Benson & Hedges Championships", "1980 Benson & Hedges Championships", "1982 Benson & Hedges Championships", "1983 Benson & Hedges Championships", "1979 Benson & Hedges Championships", "1978 Benson & Hedges Championships", "1977 Benson & Hedges Championships", "Live Aid", "HAARP (album)", "1989 Benson & Hedges Championships", "Fraggle Rock", "1976 Benson & Hedges Championships", "Barnet F.C. Ladies", "Wembley Conference Centre", "Wembley Lions", "HA postcode area", "Shree Sanatan Hindu Mandir"], "mention": "Wembley", "left_context": "seat included the inner suburbs of Floreat Park Jolimont and", "right_context": "and areas further north including Doubleview Gwelup Innaloo North Beach"}
+{"id": 893, "text": "Floreat Park Jolimont and Wembley and areas further north including [START_ENT] Doubleview [END_ENT] Gwelup Innaloo North Beach Scarborough Trigg and Watermans Bay While", "target": "Doubleview, Western Australia", "candidates": ["Doubleview, Western Australia", "Woodlands, Western Australia"], "mention": "Doubleview", "left_context": "Floreat Park Jolimont and Wembley and areas further north including", "right_context": "Gwelup Innaloo North Beach Scarborough Trigg and Watermans Bay While"}
+{"id": 894, "text": "Park Jolimont and Wembley and areas further north including Doubleview [START_ENT] Gwelup [END_ENT] Innaloo North Beach Scarborough Trigg and Watermans Bay While reasonably", "target": "Gwelup, Western Australia", "candidates": ["Gwelup, Western Australia"], "mention": "Gwelup", "left_context": "Park Jolimont and Wembley and areas further north including Doubleview", "right_context": "Innaloo North Beach Scarborough Trigg and Watermans Bay While reasonably"}
+{"id": 895, "text": "Jolimont and Wembley and areas further north including Doubleview Gwelup [START_ENT] Innaloo [END_ENT] North Beach Scarborough Trigg and Watermans Bay While reasonably safe", "target": "Innaloo, Western Australia", "candidates": ["Innaloo, Western Australia", "Electoral district of Innaloo", "Westfield Innaloo"], "mention": "Innaloo", "left_context": "Jolimont and Wembley and areas further north including Doubleview Gwelup", "right_context": "North Beach Scarborough Trigg and Watermans Bay While reasonably safe"}
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+{"id": 897, "text": "and areas further north including Doubleview Gwelup Innaloo North Beach [START_ENT] Scarborough [END_ENT] Trigg and Watermans Bay While reasonably safe for the Liberal", "target": "Scarborough, Western Australia", "candidates": ["Scarborough, North Yorkshire", "Scarborough, Ontario", "Scarborough F.C.", "Scarborough, Maine", "Borough of Scarborough", "Scarborough (UK Parliament constituency)", "Scarborough, Tobago", "Scarborough, Western Australia", "Scarborough, Queensland", "Scarborough, Cape Town", "Scarborough railway station", "Electoral district of Scarborough", "Scarborough, New South Wales", "Scarborough GO Station", "Scarborough (ship)", "Joe Scarborough", "Skip Scarborough", "North Marine Road Ground, Scarborough", "Edmund Scarborough", "Briarcliff Manor, New York", "Scarborough Castle", "University of Toronto Scarborough", "Scarborough (Metro-North station)", "Scarborough Festival", "HMS Scarborough (F63)", "HMS Scarborough (L25)", "Scarborough Village", "Steven Scarborough", "Vernon L. Scarborough", "Robert B. Scarborough", "Elizabeth Ann Scarborough", "William Sanders Scarborough", "George Scarborough", "Adrian Scarborough", "Chuck Scarborough", "William Scarborough", "Newmarket Saints", "Pickering\u2014Scarborough East", "Rick Scarborough", "Charles Scarborough", "Carl Scarborough", "Ray Scarborough", "Scarborough Council election, 2003", "Joe Scarborough (artist)", "Lee Rutland Scarborough", "Dorothy Scarborough", "Jim Scarborough", "Rowan Scarborough", "Scarborough Centre Bus Terminal", "Scarborough Green", "Scarborough (CDP), Maine", "Scarborough Sixth Form College", "Cancelled expressways in Toronto", "Scarborough High School (Texas)", "HMS Scarborough (1812)", "Grand Hotel (Scarborough)", "Scarborough Building Society", "Raid on Scarborough, Hartlepool and Whitby", "Scarborough Beach (Rhode Island)", "Scarborough railway station, New South Wales", "Scarborough RT", "Scarborough Centre (TTC)", "Toronto municipal election, 1985", "Scarborough Historic District", "Scarborough Cricket Club (England)", "Stephen Joseph Theatre", "Scarborough Research", "Scarborough Board of Education", "GCHQ Scarborough"], "mention": "Scarborough", "left_context": "and areas further north including Doubleview Gwelup Innaloo North Beach", "right_context": "Trigg and Watermans Bay While reasonably safe for the Liberal"}
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+{"id": 928, "text": "in Meriden and ending at Interstate 84 near the Cheshire [START_ENT] Southington [END_ENT] town line It is in length including of the exit", "target": "Southington, Connecticut", "candidates": ["Southington, Connecticut", "Southington, Ohio", "Southington Township, Trumbull County, Ohio", "Southington (RTA Blue Line Rapid Transit station)", "Southington (RTA Green Line Rapid Transit station)", "National Register of Historic Places listings in Southington, Connecticut", "Southington High School", "Connecticut"], "mention": "Southington", "left_context": "in Meriden and ending at Interstate 84 near the Cheshire", "right_context": "town line It is in length including of the exit"}
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+{"id": 933, "text": "13 while eastbound signage shows I 691 ending at the [START_ENT] Route 15 [END_ENT] interchange at eastbound Exit 10 about west of the interchange", "target": "Connecticut Route 15", "candidates": ["Connecticut Route 15", "SEPTA Route 15", "New Jersey Route 15", "Missouri Route 15", "Rhode Island Route 15", "New Brunswick Route 15", "U.S. Route 15", "Japan National Route 15", "U.S. Route 15 in Virginia", "Maine State Route 15", "Route 15 (MTA Maryland)", "Kentucky Route 15", "London Buses route 15", "U.S. Route 15 in Maryland", "Vermont Route 15", "Illinois Route 15", "Delaware Route 15", "Oregon Route 37", "West Virginia Route 15", "U.S. Route 52 in Virginia", "Interstate 15 in California", "New York State Route 15", "London Buses route 15 (Heritage)", "U.S. Route 2", "California State Route 20", "Interstate 15 in Utah"], "mention": "Route 15", "left_context": "13 while eastbound signage shows I 691 ending at the", "right_context": "interchange at eastbound Exit 10 about west of the interchange"}
+{"id": 934, "text": "at eastbound Exit 10 about west of the interchange with [START_ENT] I-91 [END_ENT] To go from I 91 northbound to I 691 westbound", "target": "Interstate 91 in Connecticut", "candidates": ["Interstate 91", "Interstate 91 in Connecticut"], "mention": "I-91", "left_context": "at eastbound Exit 10 about west of the interchange with", "right_context": "To go from I 91 northbound to I 691 westbound"}
+{"id": 935, "text": "west of the interchange with I 91 To go from [START_ENT] I-91 [END_ENT] northbound to I 691 westbound or from I 691 eastbound", "target": "Interstate 91 in Connecticut", "candidates": ["Interstate 91", "Interstate 91 in Connecticut"], "mention": "I-91", "left_context": "west of the interchange with I 91 To go from", "right_context": "northbound to I 691 westbound or from I 691 eastbound"}
+{"id": 936, "text": "to I 691 westbound or from I 691 eastbound to [START_ENT] I-91 [END_ENT] southbound one must actually use Route 15 In the 1940s", "target": "Interstate 91 in Connecticut", "candidates": ["Interstate 91", "Interstate 91 in Connecticut"], "mention": "I-91", "left_context": "to I 691 westbound or from I 691 eastbound to", "right_context": "southbound one must actually use Route 15 In the 1940s"}
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+{"id": 1007, "text": "season he scored 102 not out against Lancashire In the [START_ENT] 1949 season [END_ENT] he sustained an eye injury when fielding at short leg", "target": "Derbyshire County Cricket Club in 1949", "candidates": ["1949 Major League Baseball season", "1949 NFL season", "1949 English cricket season", "Derbyshire County Cricket Club in 1949", "1949 Chicago White Sox season", "1949 St. Louis Cardinals season", "1949 Grand Prix motorcycle racing season", "1949 All-American Girls Professional Baseball League season", "1949 Soviet Top League", "1949 Detroit Lions season", "1949 college football season", "1949 Chicago Bears season", "1947\u201348 NHL season"], "mention": "1949 season", "left_context": "season he scored 102 not out against Lancashire In the", "right_context": "he sustained an eye injury when fielding at short leg"}
+{"id": 1008, "text": "a result he played fewer games in 1949 and in [START_ENT] 1950 [END_ENT] played only twice before ending his first class career In", "target": "Derbyshire County Cricket Club in 1950", "candidates": ["1950", "1950 United States Census", "1950 in film", "United Kingdom general election, 1950", "1950 FIFA World Cup", "1950 in baseball", "1950 Formula One season", "1950 in literature", "1950 NFL season", "1950 World Series", "New York state election, 1950", "1950 FA Cup Final", "1950 NBA Finals", "1950 VFL season", "1950 Davis Cup", "8th Golden Globe Awards", "1950 World Artistic Gymnastics Championships", "1950 New York Yankees season", "United States House of Representatives elections, 1950", "1950 in science", "United States Senate elections, 1950", "1950 Major League Baseball All-Star Game", "1950 NFL Championship Game", "California gubernatorial election, 1950", "38th Grey Cup", "1950 in sports", "1950 Stanley Cup Finals", "1950 in music", "1950 Washington Redskins season", "1950 in comics", "1950 Major League Baseball season", "1950 in Canadian football", "1950 Indianapolis 500", "1950 NASCAR Grand National Series", "1950 \u00darvalsdeild", "South Carolina gubernatorial election, 1950", "1949\u201350 British Home Championship", "1950 Cleveland Browns season", "1950 Philadelphia Phillies season", "1950 New York Giants season", "1950 in poetry", "1950 Ohio State Buckeyes football team", "1950 Chicago Bears season", "1950 Peruvian Primera Divisi\u00f3n", "Snow Bowl (1950)", "1949\u201350 NBA season", "1950 Pittsburgh Steelers season", "1950 Yugoslav First League", "1950 Five Nations Championship", "1950 VFL Grand Final", "1950 World Ice Hockey Championships", "1950 Los Angeles Rams season", "United States House of Representatives elections in California, 1950", "FIS Alpine World Ski Championships 1950", "1950 Philadelphia Athletics season", "1950 Oklahoma Sooners football team", "Queensland state election, 1950", "1950 in archaeology", "Fiji at the 1950 British Empire Games", "1950 English cricket season", "1950 World Figure Skating Championships", "1950 British Empire Games", "Belfast West by-election, 1950", "1950 in country music", "1950 Governor General's Awards", "Atom Man vs. Superman", "Greek legislative election, 1950", "1950 ICF Canoe Sprint World Championships", "Sudbury municipal election, 1950", "1950 in Canada", "1950 Army Cadets football team", "1950 New York Giants (MLB) season", "1949\u201350 AHL season", "1950 Cleveland Indians season", "1950 Boston Red Sox season", "1950 Pittsburgh Pirates season", "1950 FIFA World Cup squads", "Western Australian state election, 1950", "Brazilian general election, 1950", "1951 in film", "1950 British Grand Prix", "1950 Southern 500", "West Indian cricket team in England in 1950", "1950 Calgary Stampeders season", "1950 World Fencing Championships", "1950 Sydney to Hobart Yacht Race", "Buffalo Bills (AAFC)", "Brazil", "1950 NFL playoffs", "1950 Tennessee Volunteers football team", "1950 in Norwegian football", "Father of the Bride (1950 film)", "1950 Detroit Tigers season", "1950 Cincinnati Reds season", "FIBA South American Championship for Women 1950", "Sheffield Neepsend by-election, 1950", "1950 24 Hours of Le Mans", "Edmonton municipal election, 1950", "1950 in architecture", "1949\u201350 Scottish Cup"], "mention": "1950", "left_context": "a result he played fewer games in 1949 and in", "right_context": "played only twice before ending his first class career In"}
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+{"id": 1012, "text": "Nora Isobel Mary Joyce born 25 July 1983 in Wicklow [START_ENT] Republic of Ireland [END_ENT] is an Irish A right handed and leg spin she", "target": "Republic of Ireland", "candidates": ["Republic of Ireland", "Republic of Ireland national football team", "Republic of Ireland women's national football team", "Republic of Ireland national under-21 football team", "Football Association of Ireland", "League of Ireland Premier Division", "Ireland", "Central African Republic national football team", "Irish Film Classification Office", "2010 FAI Cup", "Irish Singles Chart", "Irish Recorded Music Association", "League of Ireland", "Elections in the Republic of Ireland", "Wind power in the Republic of Ireland", "FAI Super Cup", "League of Ireland First Division", "Irish Ice Hockey Association", "FAI Women's Cup", "Republic of Ireland national under-19 football team", "FAI Cup", "Government of Ireland", "History of the Republic of Ireland", "Culture of Ireland", "Republic of Ireland national futsal team", "Republic of Ireland national under-17 football team", "2002\u201303 League of Ireland", "2000\u201301 League of Ireland", "1998\u201399 League of Ireland", "League of Ireland Cup", "1995\u201396 League of Ireland", "Irish nationality law", "Politics of the Republic of Ireland", "1994\u201395 League of Ireland", "1996\u201397 League of Ireland", "1992\u201393 League of Ireland", "1997\u201398 League of Ireland", "1993\u201394 League of Ireland", "1966\u201367 League of Ireland", "Copyright law of Ireland", "Irish trade mark law", "1970\u201371 League of Ireland", "1944\u201345 League of Ireland", "1946\u201347 League of Ireland", "Chartered Accountant", "Republic of Ireland at the FIFA World Cup", "1983\u201384 League of Ireland", "1940\u201341 League of Ireland", "1922\u201323 League of Ireland", "Law of the Republic of Ireland", "Roman Catholicism in Ireland", "1934\u201335 League of Ireland", "Irish migration to Great Britain", "1961\u201362 FAI Cup", "1957\u201358 League of Ireland", "Flag of Ireland", "Solicitor", "1976\u201377 League of Ireland", "1923\u201324 League of Ireland", "1978\u201379 League of Ireland", "1953\u201354 League of Ireland", "Chancellor (education)", "1960\u201361 League of Ireland", "1959\u201360 League of Ireland", "1990\u201391 League of Ireland", "1969\u201370 League of Ireland", "County borough", "1955\u201356 League of Ireland", "1988\u201389 League of Ireland", "1980\u201381 League of Ireland", "1961\u201362 League of Ireland", "Prostitution in the Republic of Ireland", "1929\u201330 League of Ireland", "1985\u201386 League of Ireland", "1986\u201387 League of Ireland", "1962\u201363 League of Ireland", "Capital punishment in Ireland", "1975\u201376 League of Ireland", "1973\u201374 League of Ireland", "1935\u201336 FAI Cup", "1984\u201385 League of Ireland", "1968\u201369 League of Ireland", "2001\u201302 League of Ireland", "1991\u201392 League of Ireland", "1951\u201352 League of Ireland", "1999\u20132000 League of Ireland", "1965\u201366 League of Ireland", "1954\u201355 League of Ireland", "1937\u201338 League of Ireland", "1974\u201375 League of Ireland", "1922\u201323 FAI Cup", "Demographics of the Republic of Ireland", "1947\u201348 League of Ireland", "Blackmail", "1939\u201340 League of Ireland", "Metrication in Ireland", "1958\u201359 League of Ireland", "1956\u201357 League of Ireland", "1949\u201350 League of Ireland", "1945\u201346 League of Ireland"], "mention": "Republic of Ireland", "left_context": "Nora Isobel Mary Joyce born 25 July 1983 in Wicklow", "right_context": "is an Irish A right handed and leg spin she"}
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+{"id": 1067, "text": "and settlements of Arkuszewo Broniszewo Chrustowo Dziewczop lko Dziwie Holenderki [START_ENT] Jasieniec [END_ENT] J zefowo Katarzyna K okoczyn czewna Lipiny Mieczys awowo Nowa", "target": "Jasieniec, Greater Poland Voivodeship", "candidates": ["Gmina Jasieniec", "Jasieniec, Gr\u00f3jec County", "Jasieniec, Kozienice County", "Jasieniec, Pomeranian Voivodeship", "Jasieniec, Lublin Voivodeship", "Jasieniec, Wyszk\u00f3w County", "Jasieniec, Sochaczew County", "Jasieniec, Silesian Voivodeship", "Jasieniec, Warmian-Masurian Voivodeship", "Jasieniec, Greater Poland Voivodeship", "Jasieniec, Lubusz Voivodeship", "Jasieniec, \u015awi\u0119tokrzyskie Voivodeship", "Jasieniec"], "mention": "Jasieniec", "left_context": "and settlements of Arkuszewo Broniszewo Chrustowo Dziewczop lko Dziwie Holenderki", "right_context": "J zefowo Katarzyna K okoczyn czewna Lipiny Mieczys awowo Nowa"}
+{"id": 1068, "text": "settlements of Arkuszewo Broniszewo Chrustowo Dziewczop lko Dziwie Holenderki Jasieniec [START_ENT] J\u00f3zefowo [END_ENT] Katarzyna K okoczyn czewna Lipiny Mieczys awowo Nowa Wie Wielka", "target": "J\u00f3zefowo, Gmina Przedecz", "candidates": ["J\u00f3zefowo, Mogilno County", "J\u00f3zefowo, Pomeranian Voivodeship", "J\u00f3zefowo, Gmina Strzegowo", "J\u00f3zefowo, W\u0105growiec County", "J\u00f3zefowo, Gmina W\u0142oc\u0142awek", "J\u00f3zefowo, S\u0142upca County", "J\u00f3zefowo, Braniewo County", "J\u00f3zefowo, Szamotu\u0142y County", "J\u00f3zefowo, Olsztyn County", "J\u00f3zefowo, Bia\u0142ystok County", "J\u00f3zefowo, Elbl\u0105g County", "J\u00f3zefowo, Gmina Lubraniec", "J\u00f3zefowo, Przasnysz County", "J\u00f3zefowo, Gmina Kleczew", "J\u00f3zefowo, Ostro\u0142\u0119ka County", "J\u00f3zefowo, Z\u0142ot\u00f3w County", "J\u00f3zefowo, Gmina Babiak", "J\u00f3zefowo, Aleksandr\u00f3w County", "J\u00f3zefowo, Gmina Izbica Kujawska", "J\u00f3zefowo, Suwa\u0142ki County", "J\u00f3zefowo, \u015aroda Wielkopolska County", "J\u00f3zefowo, August\u00f3w County", "J\u00f3zefowo, Wyszk\u00f3w County", "J\u00f3zefowo, Chodzie\u017c County", "J\u00f3zefowo, Mi\u0119dzych\u00f3d County", "J\u00f3zefowo, Gosty\u0144 County", "J\u00f3zefowo, Kolno County", "J\u00f3zefowo, Sierpc County", "J\u00f3zefowo, Gmina Rzg\u00f3w", "J\u00f3zefowo, Nowy Tomy\u015bl County", "J\u00f3zefowo, Gmina Radzan\u00f3w", "J\u00f3zefowo, Gmina Przedecz", "J\u00f3zefowo, Toru\u0144 County", "J\u00f3zefowo, P\u0142o\u0144sk County", "J\u00f3zefowo, Gmina Lipowiec Ko\u015bcielny"], "mention": "J\u00f3zefowo", "left_context": "settlements of Arkuszewo Broniszewo Chrustowo Dziewczop lko Dziwie Holenderki Jasieniec", "right_context": "Katarzyna K okoczyn czewna Lipiny Mieczys awowo Nowa Wie Wielka"}
+{"id": 1069, "text": "Arkuszewo Broniszewo Chrustowo Dziewczop lko Dziwie Holenderki Jasieniec J zefowo [START_ENT] Katarzyna [END_ENT] K okoczyn czewna Lipiny Mieczys awowo Nowa Wie Wielka Rog", "target": "Katarzyna, Greater Poland Voivodeship", "candidates": ["Katarzyna", "Katarzyna, Kuyavian-Pomeranian Voivodeship", "Katarzyna, Greater Poland Voivodeship", "Katarzyna Sobieska", "Katarzyna Weiss", "Katarzyna Potocka", "Katarzyna Kobro", "Katarzyna Kulczak", "Katarzyna Kowalska", "Katarzyna Tomicka", "Katarzyna Krenz", "Katarzyna Borowicz", "Katarzyna Skrzynecka", "Katarzyna Kostka", "Katarzyna Weiglowa", "Katarzyna Ankudowicz", "Katarzyna Piter", "Katarzyna Baranowska", "Katarzyna Kozyra", "Katarzyna Skowro\u0144ska", "Katarzyna Herman", "Joanna Katarzyna Radziwi\u0142\u0142", "Katarzyna Radtke", "Katarzyna Cichopek", "Katarzyna Jaszczolt", "Katarzyna Ostrogska (1560\u20131579)", "Katarzyna Hall", "Katarzyna Karolina Radziwi\u0142\u0142", "Katarzyna Rogowiec", "Katarzyna Sobczyk", "Katarzyna Piekarska", "Katarzyna Bujakiewicz", "Katarzyna Ostrogska (1602\u20131642)", "Katarzyna Majchrzak", "Katarzyna Barbara Radziwi\u0142\u0142", "Katarzyna Branicka", "Katarzyna Ewa Zdanowicz-Cyganiak", "Katarzyna Dziedzic", "Katarzyna Figura", "Katarzyna \u017b\u00f3\u0142kiewska", "Catherine of Pomerania, Countess Palatine of Neumarkt"], "mention": "Katarzyna", "left_context": "Arkuszewo Broniszewo Chrustowo Dziewczop lko Dziwie Holenderki Jasieniec J zefowo", "right_context": "K okoczyn czewna Lipiny Mieczys awowo Nowa Wie Wielka Rog"}
+{"id": 1070, "text": "Broniszewo Chrustowo Dziewczop lko Dziwie Holenderki Jasieniec J zefowo Katarzyna [START_ENT] K\u0142okoczyn [END_ENT] czewna Lipiny Mieczys awowo Nowa Wie Wielka Rog no Rybno", "target": "K\u0142okoczyn, Greater Poland Voivodeship", "candidates": ["K\u0142okoczyn, Greater Poland Voivodeship", "K\u0142okoczyn, Lesser Poland Voivodeship"], "mention": "K\u0142okoczyn", "left_context": "Broniszewo Chrustowo Dziewczop lko Dziwie Holenderki Jasieniec J zefowo Katarzyna", "right_context": "czewna Lipiny Mieczys awowo Nowa Wie Wielka Rog no Rybno"}
+{"id": 1071, "text": "Dziewczop lko Dziwie Holenderki Jasieniec J zefowo Katarzyna K okoczyn [START_ENT] \u0141\u0105czewna [END_ENT] Lipiny Mieczys awowo Nowa Wie Wielka Rog no Rybno Zalesie", "target": "\u0141\u0105czewna, Greater Poland Voivodeship", "candidates": ["\u0141\u0105czewna, Kuyavian-Pomeranian Voivodeship", "\u0141\u0105czewna, Greater Poland Voivodeship"], "mention": "\u0141\u0105czewna", "left_context": "Dziewczop lko Dziwie Holenderki Jasieniec J zefowo Katarzyna K okoczyn", "right_context": "Lipiny Mieczys awowo Nowa Wie Wielka Rog no Rybno Zalesie"}
+{"id": 1072, "text": "lko Dziwie Holenderki Jasieniec J zefowo Katarzyna K okoczyn czewna [START_ENT] Lipiny [END_ENT] Mieczys awowo Nowa Wie Wielka Rog no Rybno Zalesie arowo", "target": "Lipiny, Gmina Przedecz", "candidates": ["Lipiny, Gmina Z\u0142oczew", "Lipiny, Gmina Warta", "Lipiny, Kutno County", "Lipiny, Hajn\u00f3wka County", "Lipiny, Gmina Zbuczyn", "Lipiny, Ciechan\u00f3w County", "Lipiny, W\u0142oszczowa County", "Lipiny, August\u00f3w County", "Lipiny, Zwole\u0144 County", "Lipiny, \u015awi\u0119tokrzyskie Voivodeship", "Lipiny, Mi\u0144sk County", "Lipiny, Lubusz Voivodeship", "Lipiny, Opole Lubelskie County", "Lipiny, Gmina Osiek Ma\u0142y", "Lipiny, Gmina Przesmyki", "Lipiny, Ostr\u00f3w Wielkopolski County", "Lipiny, Chodzie\u017c County", "Lipiny, \u0141\u00f3d\u017a East County", "Lipiny, Wyszk\u00f3w County", "Lipiny, Gmina Przedecz", "Lipiny, Siemiatycze County", "Lipiny, \u0141uk\u00f3w County", "Lipiny, Podkarpackie Voivodeship", "Lipiny, Radom County", "Lipiny, Przysucha County", "Lipiny, Otwock County", "Lipiny, Lesser Poland Voivodeship", "Lipiny, D\u0105browa County"], "mention": "Lipiny", "left_context": "lko Dziwie Holenderki Jasieniec J zefowo Katarzyna K okoczyn czewna", "right_context": "Mieczys awowo Nowa Wie Wielka Rog no Rybno Zalesie arowo"}
+{"id": 1073, "text": "Dziwie Holenderki Jasieniec J zefowo Katarzyna K okoczyn czewna Lipiny [START_ENT] Mieczys\u0142awowo [END_ENT] Nowa Wie Wielka Rog no Rybno Zalesie arowo Zbijewo Kolonia", "target": "Mieczys\u0142awowo, Greater Poland Voivodeship", "candidates": ["Mieczys\u0142awowo, Kuyavian-Pomeranian Voivodeship", "Mieczys\u0142awowo, Greater Poland Voivodeship"], "mention": "Mieczys\u0142awowo", "left_context": "Dziwie Holenderki Jasieniec J zefowo Katarzyna K okoczyn czewna Lipiny", "right_context": "Nowa Wie Wielka Rog no Rybno Zalesie arowo Zbijewo Kolonia"}
+{"id": 1074, "text": "Jasieniec J zefowo Katarzyna K okoczyn czewna Lipiny Mieczys awowo [START_ENT] Nowa Wie\u015b Wielka [END_ENT] Rog no Rybno Zalesie arowo Zbijewo Kolonia and Zbijewo Parcele", "target": "Nowa Wie\u015b Wielka, Greater Poland Voivodeship", "candidates": ["Nowa Wie\u015b Wielka, Lidzbark County", "Nowa Wie\u015b Wielka, Nidzica County", "Nowa Wie\u015b Wielka, Kuyavian-Pomeranian Voivodeship", "Gmina Nowa Wie\u015b Wielka", "Nowa Wie\u015b Wielka, Greater Poland Voivodeship", "Nowa Wie\u015b Wielka, Lower Silesian Voivodeship", "Nowa Wie\u015b Wielka"], "mention": "Nowa Wie\u015b Wielka", "left_context": "Jasieniec J zefowo Katarzyna K okoczyn czewna Lipiny Mieczys awowo", "right_context": "Rog no Rybno Zalesie arowo Zbijewo Kolonia and Zbijewo Parcele"}
+{"id": 1075, "text": "Katarzyna K okoczyn czewna Lipiny Mieczys awowo Nowa Wie Wielka [START_ENT] Rog\u00f3\u017ano [END_ENT] Rybno Zalesie arowo Zbijewo Kolonia and Zbijewo Parcele A Gmina", "target": "Rog\u00f3\u017ano, Greater Poland Voivodeship", "candidates": ["Rog\u00f3\u017ano, Zgierz County", "Rog\u00f3\u017ano, Tomasz\u00f3w Lubelski County", "Rog\u00f3\u017ano, \u0141ask County", "Rog\u00f3\u017ano, Kuyavian-Pomeranian Voivodeship", "Rog\u00f3\u017ano, Masovian Voivodeship", "Gmina Rog\u00f3\u017ano", "Rog\u00f3\u017ano, Greater Poland Voivodeship", "Rog\u00f3\u017ano, \u0141\u0119czna County", "Rog\u00f3\u017ano, \u0141owicz County", "Rogozno (disambiguation)"], "mention": "Rog\u00f3\u017ano", "left_context": "Katarzyna K okoczyn czewna Lipiny Mieczys awowo Nowa Wie Wielka", "right_context": "Rybno Zalesie arowo Zbijewo Kolonia and Zbijewo Parcele A Gmina"}
+{"id": 1076, "text": "okoczyn czewna Lipiny Mieczys awowo Nowa Wie Wielka Rog no [START_ENT] Rybno [END_ENT] Zalesie arowo Zbijewo Kolonia and Zbijewo Parcele A Gmina Przedecz", "target": "Rybno, Ko\u0142o County", "candidates": ["Rybno, Konin County", "Rybno, Dzia\u0142dowo County", "Rybno, Podlaskie Voivodeship", "Gmina Rybno, Warmian-Masurian Voivodeship", "Rybno, Mr\u0105gowo County", "Rybno, Kuyavian-Pomeranian Voivodeship", "Gmina Rybno, Masovian Voivodeship", "Rybno, Sochaczew County", "Rybno, Pomeranian Voivodeship", "Rybno, Gniezno County", "Rybno, Wyszk\u00f3w County", "Rybno, Ko\u0142o County", "Rybno, Lubusz Voivodeship", "Rybno, Silesian Voivodeship"], "mention": "Rybno", "left_context": "okoczyn czewna Lipiny Mieczys awowo Nowa Wie Wielka Rog no", "right_context": "Zalesie arowo Zbijewo Kolonia and Zbijewo Parcele A Gmina Przedecz"}
+{"id": 1077, "text": "czewna Lipiny Mieczys awowo Nowa Wie Wielka Rog no Rybno [START_ENT] Zalesie [END_ENT] arowo Zbijewo Kolonia and Zbijewo Parcele A Gmina Przedecz is", "target": "Zalesie, Ko\u0142o County", "candidates": ["Zalesie, Gmina Strzegowo", "Zalesie, Gmina Zadzim", "Zalesie, Lubin County", "Zalesie, Gmina B\u0142\u0119d\u00f3w", "Zalesie, Tuchola County", "Zalesie, Pisz County", "Zalesie, Gmina Chyn\u00f3w", "Zalesie, W\u0142oc\u0142awek County", "Zalesie, Nak\u0142o County", "Zalesie, Sochaczew County", "Zalesie, Olsztyn County", "Zalesie, Chojnice County", "Zalesie, Gmina Wartkowice", "Zalesie, Choszczno County", "Zalesie, Gmina Zel\u00f3w", "Zalesie, Przasnysz County", "Zalesie, Sierpc County", "Zalesie, S\u0142upca County", "Zalesie, Gmina Dru\u017cbice", "Zalesie, Gmina Siemiatycze", "Zalesie, Gmina Gr\u00f3jec", "Zalesie, Ostr\u00f3da County", "Zalesie, Sok\u00f3\u0142ka County", "Zalesie, K\u0142odzko County", "Zalesie, Gmina Ostr\u00f3w Wielkopolski", "Zalesie, Gmina Kodr\u0105b", "Zalesie, Ryki County", "Zalesie, Kutno County", "Zalesie, Z\u0142ot\u00f3w County", "Zalesie, Gmina Lidzbark", "Zalesie, \u017bnin County", "Zalesie, Mo\u0144ki County", "Zalesie, S\u0142awno County", "Zalesie, Brzeziny County", "Zalesie, Gmina Stawiski", "Zalesie, Szczytno County", "Zalesie, Ciechan\u00f3w County", "Zalesie, Gmina Skaryszew", "Zalesie, Grodzisk Mazowiecki County", "Zalesie, Gmina Korytnica", "Zalesie, \u0141uk\u00f3w County", "Zalesie, Gmina Siennica", "Zalesie, Gmina Karniewo", "Zalesie, Gmina Ostr\u00f3w Mazowiecka", "Zalesie, Zamo\u015b\u0107 County", "Zalesie, Gmina Wielgom\u0142yny", "Zalesie, Gmina Nowe Miasto nad Pilic\u0105", "Zalesie, Toru\u0144 County", "Zalesie, Gmina Nurzec-Stacja", "Zalesie, Gmina Skulsk", "Zalesie, Gosty\u0144 County", "Zalesie, Bia\u0142a Podlaska County", "Zalesie, Gmina Pionki", "Zalesie, Bydgoszcz County", "Zalesie, D\u0105browa County", "Zalesie, Police County", "Gmina Zalesie", "Zalesie, Skierniewice County", "Zalesie, Gmina Sypniewo", "Zalesie, Gmina Szyd\u0142owo", "Zalesie, Silesian Voivodeship", "Zalesie, S\u0119p\u00f3lno County", "Zalesie, Gmina Niemce", "Zalesie, W\u0142oszczowa County", "Zalesie, Gmina Stanis\u0142aw\u00f3w", "Zalesie, Wo\u0142omin County", "Zalesie, Olecko County", "Zalesie, Kielce County", "Zalesie, Nidzica County", "Zalesie, \u0141ask County", "Zalesie, Bia\u0142ystok County", "Zalesie, Gmina Ma\u0142y P\u0142ock", "Zalesie, Siedlce County", "Zalesie, Cz\u0142uch\u00f3w County", "Zalesie, \u0141\u0119czna County", "Zalesie, Gmina Izbica", "Zalesie, Warsaw West County", "Zalesie, Gmina Sadowne", "Zalesie, Rawicz County", "Zalesie, Che\u0142mno County", "Zalesie, Gmina Iwanowice", "Zalesie, \u0141owicz County", "Zalesie, Gmina Be\u0142\u017cyce", "Zalesie, Gmina Krzym\u00f3w", "Zalesie, Opole Voivodeship", "Zalesie, Jarocin County", "Zalesie, Kozienice County", "Zalesie, \u0141osice County", "Zalesie, Gmina Kra\u015bniczyn", "Zalesie, Grajewo County", "Zalesie, Szamotu\u0142y County", "Zalesie, Ostrzesz\u00f3w County", "Zalesie, Ko\u0142o County", "Zalesie, Stasz\u00f3w County", "Zalesie, Stalowa Wola County", "Zalesie, Elbl\u0105g County", "Zalesie, Gmina Myszyniec", "Zalesie, Tomasz\u00f3w Mazowiecki County", "Zalesie, Kra\u015bnik County", "Zalesie, J\u0119drzej\u00f3w County"], "mention": "Zalesie", "left_context": "czewna Lipiny Mieczys awowo Nowa Wie Wielka Rog no Rybno", "right_context": "arowo Zbijewo Kolonia and Zbijewo Parcele A Gmina Przedecz is"}
+{"id": 1078, "text": "Lipiny Mieczys awowo Nowa Wie Wielka Rog no Rybno Zalesie [START_ENT] \u017barowo [END_ENT] Zbijewo Kolonia and Zbijewo Parcele A Gmina Przedecz is bordered", "target": "\u017barowo, Greater Poland Voivodeship", "candidates": ["\u017barowo, West Pomeranian Voivodeship", "\u017barowo, Greater Poland Voivodeship"], "mention": "\u017barowo", "left_context": "Lipiny Mieczys awowo Nowa Wie Wielka Rog no Rybno Zalesie", "right_context": "Zbijewo Kolonia and Zbijewo Parcele A Gmina Przedecz is bordered"}
+{"id": 1079, "text": "Mieczys awowo Nowa Wie Wielka Rog no Rybno Zalesie arowo [START_ENT] Zbijewo-Kolonia [END_ENT] and Zbijewo Parcele A Gmina Przedecz is bordered by the", "target": "Zbijewo-Kolonia", "candidates": ["Zbijewo-Kolonia"], "mention": "Zbijewo-Kolonia", "left_context": "Mieczys awowo Nowa Wie Wielka Rog no Rybno Zalesie arowo", "right_context": "and Zbijewo Parcele A Gmina Przedecz is bordered by the"}
+{"id": 1080, "text": "Wie Wielka Rog no Rybno Zalesie arowo Zbijewo Kolonia and [START_ENT] Zbijewo-Parcele A [END_ENT] Gmina Przedecz is bordered by the gminas of Babiak Chodecz", "target": "Zbijewo-Parcele A", "candidates": ["Zbijewo-Parcele A"], "mention": "Zbijewo-Parcele A", "left_context": "Wie Wielka Rog no Rybno Zalesie arowo Zbijewo Kolonia and", "right_context": "Gmina Przedecz is bordered by the gminas of Babiak Chodecz"}
+{"id": 1081, "text": "Parcele A Gmina Przedecz is bordered by the gminas of [START_ENT] Babiak [END_ENT] Chodecz Chod w D browice Izbica Kujawska and K odawa", "target": "Gmina Babiak", "candidates": ["Babiak, Ko\u0142o County", "Gmina Babiak", "Babiak, Warmian-Masurian Voivodeship", "Babiak, Turek County", "Todd Babiak"], "mention": "Babiak", "left_context": "Parcele A Gmina Przedecz is bordered by the gminas of", "right_context": "Chodecz Chod w D browice Izbica Kujawska and K odawa"}
+{"id": 1082, "text": "A Gmina Przedecz is bordered by the gminas of Babiak [START_ENT] Chodecz [END_ENT] Chod w D browice Izbica Kujawska and K odawa", "target": "Gmina Chodecz", "candidates": ["Chodecz", "Gmina Chodecz"], "mention": "Chodecz", "left_context": "A Gmina Przedecz is bordered by the gminas of Babiak", "right_context": "Chod w D browice Izbica Kujawska and K odawa"}
+{"id": 1083, "text": "Gmina Przedecz is bordered by the gminas of Babiak Chodecz [START_ENT] Chod\u00f3w [END_ENT] D browice Izbica Kujawska and K odawa", "target": "Gmina Chod\u00f3w", "candidates": ["Chod\u00f3w, \u0141\u00f3d\u017a Voivodeship", "Gmina Chod\u00f3w", "Chod\u00f3w, Greater Poland Voivodeship", "Chod\u00f3w, Masovian Voivodeship", "Chod\u00f3w, Lesser Poland Voivodeship"], "mention": "Chod\u00f3w", "left_context": "Gmina Przedecz is bordered by the gminas of Babiak Chodecz", "right_context": "D browice Izbica Kujawska and K odawa"}
+{"id": 1084, "text": "is bordered by the gminas of Babiak Chodecz Chod w [START_ENT] D\u0105browice [END_ENT] Izbica Kujawska and K odawa", "target": "Gmina D\u0105browice", "candidates": ["D\u0105browice, Bydgoszcz County", "D\u0105browice, Kutno County", "Gmina D\u0105browice", "D\u0105browice, Gmina Skierniewice", "D\u0105browice, Nak\u0142o County", "D\u0105browice, Masovian Voivodeship", "D\u0105browice, Greater Poland Voivodeship", "D\u0105browice", "D\u0105browice, Gmina Mak\u00f3w", "D\u0105browice, Opole Voivodeship"], "mention": "D\u0105browice", "left_context": "is bordered by the gminas of Babiak Chodecz Chod w", "right_context": "Izbica Kujawska and K odawa"}
+{"id": 1085, "text": "by the gminas of Babiak Chodecz Chod w D browice [START_ENT] Izbica Kujawska [END_ENT] and K odawa", "target": "Gmina Izbica Kujawska", "candidates": ["Izbica Kujawska", "Gmina Izbica Kujawska"], "mention": "Izbica Kujawska", "left_context": "by the gminas of Babiak Chodecz Chod w D browice", "right_context": "and K odawa"}
+{"id": 1086, "text": "of Babiak Chodecz Chod w D browice Izbica Kujawska and [START_ENT] K\u0142odawa [END_ENT] ", "target": "Gmina K\u0142odawa, Greater Poland Voivodeship", "candidates": ["K\u0142odawa", "K\u0142odawa, Chojnice County", "Gmina K\u0142odawa, Greater Poland Voivodeship", "K\u0142odawa, Lubusz Voivodeship", "K\u0142odawa, Gda\u0144sk County", "Gmina K\u0142odawa, Lubusz Voivodeship", "K\u0142odawa, Podkarpackie Voivodeship"], "mention": "K\u0142odawa", "left_context": "of Babiak Chodecz Chod w D browice Izbica Kujawska and", "right_context": ""}
+{"id": 1087, "text": "Katrine Lunde born 30 March 1980 in [START_ENT] Kristiansand [END_ENT] is a Norwegian team handball goalkeeper playing for the Hungarian", "target": "Kristiansand", "candidates": ["Kristiansand", "Kristiansand Airport, Kjevik", "Kristiansand Station", "Kristiansands IF", "Kristiansand Stadion", "Arkivet (Kristiansand)"], "mention": "Kristiansand", "left_context": "Katrine Lunde born 30 March 1980 in", "right_context": "is a Norwegian team handball goalkeeper playing for the Hungarian"}
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+{"id": 1305, "text": "small areas of south eastern Harrison County and south western [START_ENT] Jefferson County [END_ENT] Wheeling Creek rises in just east of the community of", "target": "Jefferson County, Ohio", "candidates": ["Jefferson County, Alabama", "Jefferson County, Colorado", "Jefferson County, Kentucky", "Jefferson County, New York", "Jefferson County, West Virginia", "Jefferson County, Texas", "Jefferson County, Pennsylvania", "Jefferson County, Ohio", "Jefferson County, Missouri", "Jefferson County, Wisconsin", "Jefferson County, Arkansas", "Jefferson County, Kansas", "Jefferson County, Florida", "Jefferson County, Washington", "Jefferson County, Indiana", "Jefferson County, Illinois", "Jefferson County, Georgia", "Jefferson County, Oregon", "Jefferson County, Tennessee", "Jefferson County, Idaho", "Jefferson County, Oklahoma", "Jefferson County, Nebraska", "Jefferson County, Montana", "Jefferson County, Mississippi", "Jefferson County Public Schools (Colorado)", "Washington County, Vermont", "Jefferson County Public Schools (Kentucky)", "Ellisburg, New York", "Pine Creek Township, Jefferson County, Pennsylvania", "Jefferson County, Florida paleontological sites", "Adams County, Colorado", "Porter Township, Jefferson County, Pennsylvania", "Barnett Township, Jefferson County, Pennsylvania", "Eldred Township, Jefferson County, Pennsylvania", "Union Township, Jefferson County, Pennsylvania", "Young Township, Jefferson County, Pennsylvania", "Perry Township, Jefferson County, Pennsylvania", "Beaver Township, Jefferson County, Pennsylvania", "Polk Township, Jefferson County, Pennsylvania", "Snyder Township, Jefferson County, Pennsylvania", "Big Run, Jefferson County, Pennsylvania", "Washington Township, Jefferson County, Pennsylvania", "Knox Township, Jefferson County, Pennsylvania", "Oliver Township, Jefferson County, Pennsylvania", "Bell Township, Jefferson County, Pennsylvania", "Henderson Township, Jefferson County, Pennsylvania", "Jefferson County, Iowa", "Jefferson County", "Jefferson County, Jefferson Territory", "Waterloo, Jefferson County, Wisconsin", "Rome, Jefferson County, Wisconsin", "Summit Point, West Virginia", "Jefferson County, Virginia"], "mention": "Jefferson County", "left_context": "small areas of south eastern Harrison County and south western", "right_context": "Wheeling Creek rises in just east of the community of"}
+{"id": 1306, "text": "Wheeling Creek rises in just east of the community of [START_ENT] Flushing [END_ENT] and flows generally east through Union Wheeling Richland Colerain and", "target": "Flushing, Ohio", "candidates": ["Flushing, Queens", "Vlissingen", "Flushing, Michigan", "Flushing Township, Michigan", "Flushing, Ohio", "Flushing Township, Belmont County, Ohio", "Chinatown, Flushing", "Battle of Flushing", "Flushing (physiology)", "Flushing, Cornwall", "IRT Flushing Line", "Battle of the Scheldt", "Flushing Avenue", "Flushing Community Schools", "Flushing Bay", "Queens", "Vlissingen railway station", "Flushing dog", "Flushing \u2013 Main Street (LIRR station)", "Flushing Meadows\u2013Corona Park", "Urinal", "Flushing (military tactic)", "Buster Brown", "Whitestone, Queens", "Flushing \u2013 Main Street (IRT Flushing Line)", "Fairpoint, Ohio"], "mention": "Flushing", "left_context": "Wheeling Creek rises in just east of the community of", "right_context": "and flows generally east through Union Wheeling Richland Colerain and"}
+{"id": 1307, "text": "of the community of Flushing and flows generally east through [START_ENT] Union [END_ENT] Wheeling Richland Colerain and Townships past the communities of Lafferty", "target": "Union Township, Belmont County, Ohio", "candidates": ["Union (American Civil War)", "Union Army", "United States", "Union County, Florida", "Union Parish, Louisiana", "Union, Illinois", "National Register of Historic Places listings in Union County, Pennsylvania", "Union, Missouri", "Union County, North Carolina", "Union Township, Union County, New Jersey", "Union, Nebraska", "Union, South Carolina", "Union County, Tennessee", "Union County, New Jersey", "Union County, Pennsylvania", "Union County, Illinois", "Union County, Ohio", "Union Township, Berks County, Pennsylvania", "Union College", "Union of South Africa", "Union, Connecticut", "Trade union", "Union Township, Washington County, Pennsylvania", "Union, Ohio", "Union County, Oregon", "National Register of Historic Places listings in Union County, Florida", "Operation Union", "Union, Waupaca County, Wisconsin", "Union County, Georgia", "Union County, Mississippi", "Union County, South Carolina", "Union, Door County, Wisconsin", "Union, Rock County, Wisconsin", "Union Township, Fulton County, Illinois", "Union County, Indiana", "Union (band)", "Union Mills, Burnham Overy", "Union, Vernon County, Wisconsin", "Acts of Union 1707", "Union Township, Schuylkill County, Pennsylvania", "Union County, New Mexico", "Union, Pierce County, Wisconsin", "Union Township, Licking County, Ohio", "Union (TTC)", "Union Township, Luzerne County, Pennsylvania", "Union Township, Belmont County, Ohio", "Union Township, Livingston County, Illinois", "Union County, Kentucky", "Union Township, Lebanon County, Pennsylvania", "Union, Oregon", "Union, Maine", "Union Township, Warren County, Ohio", "Union County, Arkansas", "Union, Logan County, Illinois", "Union Township, Clark County, Indiana", "Union Party (United States)", "Union, Mississippi", "Union Township, LaPorte County, Indiana", "Union, Eau Claire County, Wisconsin", "Union Township, Tuscarawas County, Ohio", "European Union", "Union, Kentucky", "Union Township, Clermont County, Ohio", "Union University", "Union, Burnett County, Wisconsin", "Union, Iowa", "Union Station (Toronto)", "Rugby union", "Union County, South Dakota", "National Register of Historic Places listings in Union County, South Carolina", "Union Square (Somerville)", "Civil union", "Unitary state", "Union Township, Centre County, Pennsylvania", "Union Township, Dallas County, Iowa", "Union Township, Muskingum County, Ohio", "Union councils of Pakistan", "Unionist Party (Canada)", "Soyuz (faction)", "Union Township, Carroll County, Ohio", "Royale Union Saint-Gilloise", "Lake Union", "HMS Union (1811)", "Union (ship)", "Republican Party (United States)", "HMS Union (1756)", "Union type", "Assa Abloy", "Union Township, White County, Indiana", "Union (Star Wars)", "Union (Chara album)", "Soviet Union", "Union Township, Knox County, Ohio", "Great Union Day", "Students' union", "Uni\u00f3n de Santa Fe", "Prussian Union of churches", "Gabrielle Union", "The Union (political coalition)", "Oxford Union"], "mention": "Union", "left_context": "of the community of Flushing and flows generally east through", "right_context": "Wheeling Richland Colerain and Townships past the communities of Lafferty"}
+{"id": 1308, "text": "the community of Flushing and flows generally east through Union [START_ENT] Wheeling [END_ENT] Richland Colerain and Townships past the communities of Lafferty Bannock", "target": "Wheeling Township, Belmont County, Ohio", "candidates": ["Wheeling, West Virginia", "Wheeling, Illinois", "Wheeling Township, Belmont County, Ohio", "Wheeling Township, Cook County, Illinois", "Wheeling, Gibson County, Indiana", "Wheeling Township, Guernsey County, Ohio", "Wheeling, Delaware County, Indiana", "Wheeling, Carroll County, Indiana", "Wheeling, Missouri", "Wheeling Township, Rice County, Minnesota", "Wheeling Nailers", "Fort Wheeling", "Wheeling High School", "Wheeling (Metra)", "USS Wheeling (PG-14)", "Roman Catholic Diocese of Wheeling-Charleston", "Wheeling, Indiana", "English wheel", "Wheeling (electric power transmission)", "Wheeling Creek (West Virginia)"], "mention": "Wheeling", "left_context": "the community of Flushing and flows generally east through Union", "right_context": "Richland Colerain and Townships past the communities of Lafferty Bannock"}
+{"id": 1309, "text": "community of Flushing and flows generally east through Union Wheeling [START_ENT] Richland [END_ENT] Colerain and Townships past the communities of Lafferty Bannock Fairpoint", "target": "Richland Township, Belmont County, Ohio", "candidates": ["Richland, Washington", "Richland County, Montana", "Richland Township, Cambria County, Pennsylvania", "Richland County, Ohio", "Richland County, Illinois", "Richland County, South Carolina", "Richland, Missouri", "Richland Parish, Louisiana", "Richland Township, LaSalle County, Illinois", "Richland Township, Bucks County, Pennsylvania", "Richland County, Wisconsin", "Richland, California", "Richland, Richland County, Wisconsin", "Richland Township, Story County, Iowa", "Richland, Pennsylvania", "Richland, Iowa", "Richland Township, Belmont County, Ohio", "Richland Township, Saginaw County, Michigan", "Richland County, North Dakota", "Richland Township, Allegheny County, Pennsylvania", "Richland Township, Shelby County, Illinois", "Richland, Mississippi", "Richland, Rusk County, Wisconsin", "Richland, Texas", "Richland, New Jersey", "Richland, New York", "Richland, Oregon", "Richland Township, Greene County, Indiana", "Richland Township, Fairfield County, Ohio", "Richland Township, Madison County, Indiana", "Richland Township, Grant County, Indiana", "Richland, Michigan", "Richland Township, Darke County, Ohio", "National Register of Historic Places listings in Richland County, South Carolina", "Richland Township, DeKalb County, Indiana", "Richland Township, Saunders County, Nebraska", "Richland Township, Jay County, Indiana", "Richland Township, Rush County, Indiana", "Richland, Indiana", "Richland Township, Guernsey County, Ohio", "Richland Township, Venango County, Pennsylvania", "Richland Township, Fountain County, Indiana", "Richland Township, Barton County, Missouri", "Richland Township, Holmes County, Ohio", "Richland, Georgia", "Richland Township, Benton County, Indiana", "Richland Township, Clinton County, Ohio", "Richland Township, Allen County, Ohio", "Richland Township, Steuben County, Indiana", "Richland Township, Fulton County, Indiana", "Richland Township, Monroe County, Indiana", "Richland Township, Marion County, Ohio", "Richland Township, Wyandot County, Ohio", "Richland Township, Ogemaw County, Michigan", "Richland Township, Whitley County, Indiana", "Richland, Holmes County, Mississippi", "Richland, Kansas", "Richland Township, Vinton County, Ohio", "Richland, South Dakota", "Richland, Nebraska", "Richland Township, Defiance County, Ohio", "Mifflin Township, Richland County, Ohio", "Sharon Township, Richland County, Ohio", "Richland Township, Butler County, Kansas", "Richland (Harwood, Maryland)", "Cass Township, Richland County, Ohio", "Shawnee County, Kansas", "Sandusky Township, Richland County, Ohio", "Perry Township, Richland County, Ohio", "Monroe Township, Richland County, Ohio", "West Richland, Washington", "Richland City, Indiana", "Jackson Township, Richland County, Ohio", "Troy Township, Richland County, Ohio", "Richland Township, Carroll County, Iowa", "Richland Township, Cowley County, Kansas", "Richland Township, Clarion County, Pennsylvania", "Richland Township, Chickasaw County, Iowa", "Richland Township, Logan County, Ohio", "Richland Township, Adair County, Iowa", "Richland Township, Marshall County, Illinois", "USS Richland (AK-207)", "Richland Township, Miami County, Indiana", "Richland Township, Harvey County, Kansas", "Richland Township, Tama County, Iowa", "Richland Township, Decatur County, Iowa", "University of Wisconsin\u2013Richland", "National Register of Historic Places listings in Richland County, Ohio", "Richland Township, Montcalm County, Michigan", "Richland Township, Jewell County, Kansas", "Richland Township, Delaware County, Iowa", "Richland Township, Kalamazoo County, Michigan", "Richland Township, Ford County, Kansas", "Richland Township, Kingman County, Kansas", "Richland Township, Dickinson County, Iowa", "Richland Township, Rice County, Minnesota", "Richland Township, Missaukee County, Michigan", "Richland Township, Hamilton County, Kansas", "Richland Hills, Texas", "National Register of Historic Places listings in North Dakota"], "mention": "Richland", "left_context": "community of Flushing and flows generally east through Union Wheeling", "right_context": "Colerain and Townships past the communities of Lafferty Bannock Fairpoint"}
+{"id": 1310, "text": "of Flushing and flows generally east through Union Wheeling Richland [START_ENT] Colerain [END_ENT] and Townships past the communities of Lafferty Bannock Fairpoint Maynard", "target": "Colerain Township, Belmont County, Ohio", "candidates": ["Colerain Township, Hamilton County, Ohio", "Colerain, Ohio", "Colerain Township, Belmont County, Ohio", "Colerain, North Carolina", "Colerain Township, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania", "Colerain Township, Ross County, Ohio", "Colerain High School (Cincinnati, Ohio)", "Colrain, Massachusetts", "Colerain", "Colerain Township, Bedford County, Pennsylvania", "Colerain, Georgia"], "mention": "Colerain", "left_context": "of Flushing and flows generally east through Union Wheeling Richland", "right_context": "and Townships past the communities of Lafferty Bannock Fairpoint Maynard"}
+{"id": 1311, "text": "Union Wheeling Richland Colerain and Townships past the communities of [START_ENT] Lafferty [END_ENT] Bannock Fairpoint Maynard Barton Blaine Lansing and Brookside to Bridgeport", "target": "Lafferty, Ohio", "candidates": ["Lafferty, Ohio", "Kyle Lafferty", "R. A. Lafferty", "Lafferty", "Jackson Lafferty", "Mur Lafferty", "Walter Lafferty", "Perry Lafferty", "James Lafferty", "John Lafferty", "James V. Lafferty", "Flip Lafferty", "Don Lafferty", "Traditional Values Coalition", "Leon Lafferty", "William Lafferty", "Elaine Lafferty", "Daniel Lafferty", "James Delamere Lafferty", "Stephen W. Lafferty", "Stuart Lafferty"], "mention": "Lafferty", "left_context": "Union Wheeling Richland Colerain and Townships past the communities of", "right_context": "Bannock Fairpoint Maynard Barton Blaine Lansing and Brookside to Bridgeport"}
+{"id": 1312, "text": "Wheeling Richland Colerain and Townships past the communities of Lafferty [START_ENT] Bannock [END_ENT] Fairpoint Maynard Barton Blaine Lansing and Brookside to Bridgeport where", "target": "Bannock, Ohio", "candidates": ["Bannock people", "Bannock (food)", "Bannock County, Idaho", "Bannock, Ohio", "USS Bannock (ATF-81)", "Russell Bannock", "National Register of Historic Places listings in Bannock County, Idaho", "Bannock War", "Frybread"], "mention": "Bannock", "left_context": "Wheeling Richland Colerain and Townships past the communities of Lafferty", "right_context": "Fairpoint Maynard Barton Blaine Lansing and Brookside to Bridgeport where"}
+{"id": 1313, "text": "Richland Colerain and Townships past the communities of Lafferty Bannock [START_ENT] Fairpoint [END_ENT] Maynard Barton Blaine Lansing and Brookside to Bridgeport where it", "target": "Fairpoint, Ohio", "candidates": ["Fairpoint, Ohio", "FairPoint Communications"], "mention": "Fairpoint", "left_context": "Richland Colerain and Townships past the communities of Lafferty Bannock", "right_context": "Maynard Barton Blaine Lansing and Brookside to Bridgeport where it"}
+{"id": 1314, "text": "Colerain and Townships past the communities of Lafferty Bannock Fairpoint [START_ENT] Maynard [END_ENT] Barton Blaine Lansing and Brookside to Bridgeport where it flows", "target": "Maynard, Ohio", "candidates": ["Maynard, Massachusetts", "Maynard James Keenan", "Maynard, Iowa", "Maynard, Ohio", "Horace Maynard", "Nicky Maynard", "Maynard, Arkansas", "Maynard, Minnesota", "Maynard G. Krebs", "Gray Maynard", "John Maynard Keynes", "Tom Maynard", "Robert Maynard", "Maynard Ferguson", "Don Maynard", "Charles Johnson Maynard", "Spike Maynard", "Maynard (Surrey cricketer)", "Maynard (Australian media personality)", "Maynard C. Krueger", "Edward Maynard", "Robert C. Maynard", "Maynard Solomon", "David Swinson Maynard", "Matthew Maynard", "Maynard A. Joslyn", "Ken Maynard", "Earl Maynard", "Mimi Maynard", "John Maynard Smith", "Maynard W. Tollberg", "Paul Maynard", "Henry Maynard", "Maynard Pittendreigh", "Maynard Jack Ramsay", "Andrew M. Maynard", "Harry L. Maynard", "Maynard Sonntag", "Nancy Hicks Maynard", "Arthur Maynard", "Maynard Morrison", "Ralph Maynard Smith", "Elisha B. Maynard", "Richard Maynard (actor)", "David Maynard", "Jay Maynard", "Maynard Morrison (American football)", "Bill Maynard", "Edmund Maynard", "William Maynard (footballer)", "Olga Maynard", "Tyler Maynard", "Chick Maynard", "William S. Maynard", "Maynard Geiger", "Maynard Harrison Smith", "James Maynard", "Joan Ann Maynard", "Maynards", "Maynard Eziashi", "Maynard Webb", "Theodore Maynard", "Ian Maynard", "Rodney Maynard", "Richard Maynard (television producer)", "Joan Maynard", "John Maynard (cricketer)", "Dori J. Maynard", "Maynard Sinton", "Edwin Thomas Maynard", "Brad Maynard", "Isaac H. Maynard", "Kelvin Maynard", "Maynard Olson", "John Maynard (politician)", "Ghen Maynard", "Maynard Owen Williams", "Finian Maynard", "Maynard Pennell", "Kevin Maynard", "Maynard Jackson", "Ken Maynard (cartoonist)", "Kermit Maynard", "Maynard Electronics", "Nigel Maynard", "Maynard Sinclair", "Maynard Troyer", "Maynard L. Taylor, Jr.", "John Maynard (actor)", "S. Maynard (Hampshire cricketer)", "Joyce Maynard", "Lucien Maynard", "Maynard Reece", "Thane Maynard", "Kyle Maynard", "Maynard Dixon", "Andrew Maynard (boxer)", "Maynard Ashcroft", "Maynard Yingst", "F. H. Maynard"], "mention": "Maynard", "left_context": "Colerain and Townships past the communities of Lafferty Bannock Fairpoint", "right_context": "Barton Blaine Lansing and Brookside to Bridgeport where it flows"}
+{"id": 1315, "text": "and Townships past the communities of Lafferty Bannock Fairpoint Maynard [START_ENT] Barton [END_ENT] Blaine Lansing and Brookside to Bridgeport where it flows into", "target": "Barton, Ohio", "candidates": ["Barton County, Kansas", "Barton County, Missouri", "Division of Barton", "Barton, Vermont", "Barton, Cheshire", "Barton, Fresno County, California", "Barton College", "Barton, Oregon", "Barton, California", "Barton (village), Vermont", "Barton, Ohio", "Barton, Maryland", "Barton, Isle of Wight", "Barton, Wisconsin", "Alan R. Barton Plant", "Edmund Barton", "Barton, Australian Capital Territory", "Barton Township, Gibson County, Indiana", "Joey Barton", "Barton, Cambridgeshire", "Tony Barton (footballer)", "USS Barton (DD-722)", "Barton, Oxfordshire", "Harris Barton", "Barton Street (Hamilton, Ontario)", "Adam Barton", "Barton-upon-Irwell", "USS Barton (DD-599)", "Barton Township, Michigan", "Barton, New York", "Barton-upon-Humber", "Barton, Preston", "Hiram Barton", "Barton evaporation engine", "John J. Barton", "Benjamin Smith Barton", "Barton, Cumbria", "Barton Ministry", "John Barton (footballer born 1953)", "Barton, Alabama", "Barton Organ Company", "Frank Barton", "National Register of Historic Places listings in Barton County, Kansas", "Barton Power Station", "Barton River", "Barton, North Yorkshire", "Barton-le-Clay", "Derek Barton", "City Airport Manchester", "Barton, Warwickshire", "Joe Barton", "Barton, Arkansas", "Clara Barton", "Robert S. Barton", "Barton, Gloucestershire", "Barton Transport", "Hawkeye (comics)", "William Barton (musician)", "Barton (crater)", "Barton, Nova Scotia", "Warren Barton", "Electoral results for the Division of Barton", "Barton on Sea", "Edward Barton", "George Aaron Barton", "Harold Barton", "Bruce Fairchild Barton", "Dee Barton", "Barton Beds", "William Barton (heraldist)", "William P. C. Barton", "Dan Barton", "John Barton (director)", "Edward Barton (English diplomat)", "Brian Barton", "Cyril Joe Barton", "John Barton (engineer)", "Harold Barton (cricketer)", "Alberto Barton", "Carrie Barton", "William Hickson Barton", "Pamela Barton", "Darren Barton", "Arthur W. Barton", "Barton Bradley", "Daric Barton", "Archibald Barton", "Fred Barton (politician)", "Catherine Barton", "Steve Barton (musician)", "Fred Barton", "John Barton (Quaker)", "Bix Barton", "Ken Barton", "Andrew Barton (journalist)", "Michael Barton (biologist)", "Barton Booth", "Rocky Barton", "Ralph Barton", "John Barton (theologian)"], "mention": "Barton", "left_context": "and Townships past the communities of Lafferty Bannock Fairpoint Maynard", "right_context": "Blaine Lansing and Brookside to Bridgeport where it flows into"}
+{"id": 1316, "text": "Townships past the communities of Lafferty Bannock Fairpoint Maynard Barton [START_ENT] Blaine [END_ENT] Lansing and Brookside to Bridgeport where it flows into the", "target": "Blaine, Ohio", "candidates": ["Blaine County, Montana", "Blaine, Minnesota", "Blaine, Washington", "James G. Blaine", "Blaine County, Oklahoma", "Blaine, California", "Blaine (Barbie)", "Blaine County, Idaho", "Blaine, Maine", "Blaine Township, Washington County, Pennsylvania", "Blaine County, Nebraska", "Blaine, Kentucky", "Blaine, Ohio", "Blaine, West Virginia", "Blaine, Wisconsin", "Blaine, Portage County, Wisconsin", "John J. Blaine", "Blaine, Indiana", "Blaine Township, Adams County, Nebraska", "Blaine, Tennessee", "Blaine Township, Clay County, Kansas", "Blaine, Illinois", "Blaine Township, Antelope County, Nebraska", "Blaine, Mississippi", "Blaine Township, Cuming County, Nebraska", "Blaine Township, Kearney County, Nebraska", "David Blaine", "Blaine (cartoonist)", "Blaine High School (Washington)", "Blaine Johnson", "Blaine Schmidt", "Blaine Neal", "Blaine Nye", "Blaine Lacher", "Blaine Taylor", "Blaine Cook (programmer)", "Blaine Willenborg", "Blaine Wilson", "Robert Stickney Blaine", "Blaine Yorgason", "Dan Blaine", "Blaine Hogan", "Blaine Manning", "Blaine Pedersen", "Blaine Boyer", "Barbara Blaine", "Jerry Blaine", "Blaine Luetkemeyer", "Blaine Peffley", "Jason Blaine", "Blaine Calkins", "Blaine McCallister", "Blaine A. Brownell", "Blaine Marchand", "Blaine Saipaia", "Johnny Rebel (singer)", "Ed Blaine", "Blaine Higgs", "Blaine Capatch", "Blaine Bishop", "Hal Blaine", "Blaine Pardoe", "Blaine Stubblefield", "Blaine Gabbert", "Blaine Kelly", "Blaine Stoughton", "Blaine Kruger", "Blaine Earon", "Blaine Lindgren", "Blaine Stewart", "Blaine Sexton", "Blaine Beatty", "Blaine McElmurry", "Garry Blaine", "Blaine Thurier", "Blaine Thacker", "Blaine Cook", "Blaine Thomas", "Blaine Larsen", "Vivian Blaine", "J. Blaine Anderson", "Blaine Township, Michigan", "Blaine Township, Bottineau County, North Dakota", "National Register of Historic Places listings in Blaine County, Idaho", "Blaine Anderson", "Darren Criss", "Blaine High School (Minnesota)", "Blaine (CDP), Maine"], "mention": "Blaine", "left_context": "Townships past the communities of Lafferty Bannock Fairpoint Maynard Barton", "right_context": "Lansing and Brookside to Bridgeport where it flows into the"}
+{"id": 1317, "text": "past the communities of Lafferty Bannock Fairpoint Maynard Barton Blaine [START_ENT] Lansing [END_ENT] and Brookside to Bridgeport where it flows into the Ohio", "target": "Lansing, Ohio", "candidates": ["Lansing, Michigan", "Lansing, Illinois", "Lansing, Kansas", "Lansing, Salem, Oregon", "Lansing, Toronto", "Lansing, Iowa", "Lansing, West Virginia", "Lansing, Ohio", "Lansing, New York", "Lansing Charter Township, Michigan", "USS Lansing (DE-388)", "Robert Lansing", "Lansing Township, Allamakee County, Iowa", "Lansing, North Carolina", "Lansing (village), New York", "Lansing, Florida", "Lansing Car Assembly", "Roman Catholic Diocese of Lansing", "Lansing Lugnuts", "Robert Lansing (actor)", "Lansing Hoskins Beach", "Joi Lansing", "Abraham Lansing", "Lansing Stout", "James Bullough Lansing", "Abraham G. Lansing", "Gerrit Y. Lansing", "Lansing Brown, Jr.", "William E. Lansing", "Mike Lansing", "Ric Lansing", "Jewel Lansing", "Alfred Lansing", "Jim Lansing", "Lansing Campbell", "Lansing Leroy Mitchell", "Lansing Colton Holden", "William Henry Lansing", "Greg Lansing", "Sherry Lansing", "Frederick Lansing", "John Lansing, Jr.", "Lansing Township, Mower County, Minnesota", "Michigan Legislature", "Lansing, Minnesota", "Capital Region International Airport"], "mention": "Lansing", "left_context": "past the communities of Lafferty Bannock Fairpoint Maynard Barton Blaine", "right_context": "and Brookside to Bridgeport where it flows into the Ohio"}
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+{"id": 1395, "text": "the seat was the only one in Australia where a [START_ENT] Communist Party [END_ENT] candidate Michael Perth stood for election This was the only", "target": "Communist Party of Australia (current)", "candidates": ["Communist party", "Communist Party of the Soviet Union", "Communist Party of China", "Communist Party USA", "Communist Party of Chile", "Communist Party of Great Britain", "French Communist Party", "Communist Party of Norway", "Communist Party of Germany", "Romanian Communist Party", "Communist Party of Australia", "Communist Party of the Russian Federation", "Italian Communist Party", "Communist Party of Greece", "Communist Party of Cuba", "Bulgarian Communist Party", "Communist Party of Canada", "Communist Party of Austria", "Communist Party (Sweden)", "Communist Party of Ukraine", "Communist Party of Luxembourg", "League of Communists of Yugoslavia", "Communist Party of Vietnam", "Party of Communists of the Republic of Moldova", "Communist Party of Spain", "Japanese Communist Party", "Communist Party of Ukraine (Soviet Union)", "Communist Party of Sri Lanka", "Communist Party of Venezuela", "Communist Party of Denmark", "Left Party (Sweden)", "South African Communist Party", "Communist Party of Czechoslovakia", "Communist Party of India", "Communist Party of Pakistan", "Polish United Workers' Party", "Communist Party of Estonia", "Communist Party of India (Marxist)", "Communist Party of Abkhazia", "Communist Party of Canada (Manitoba)", "Communist Party of Canada (Ontario)", "Communist Party of Moldova", "Communist Party of Argentina", "Maki (political party)", "Portuguese Communist Party", "Colombian Communist Party", "Communist Party of Finland", "Communist Party of New Zealand", "Brazilian Communist Party", "Communist Party (Denmark)", "Azerbaijan Communist Party", "Communist Party of Slovakia (1939)", "Communist Party of Finland (1997)", "Communist Party of Britain", "Communist Party \u2013 Alberta", "Syrian Communist Party", "Hungarian Communist Party", "Communist Party of Hawaii", "Communist Party of Latvia", "Communist Party of Tajikistan", "Communist Party of Indonesia", "Communist Party (Burma)", "Communist Party (Free City of Danzig)", "Communist Party (Marxist\u2013Leninist) (United States)", "Communist Party of the Netherlands", "Revolutionary Communist Party, USA", "Lebanese Communist Party", "Hungarian Socialist Workers' Party", "Communist Party of El Salvador", "Communist Party of Kampuchea", "Communist Party (Flanders)", "Communist Party (Wallonia)", "Communist Party of Sweden (1924)", "Communist Party of Lithuania", "German Communist Party", "Socialist Unity Party of Germany", "Communist Party of Kazakhstan", "Party of Labour of Albania", "People's Party of Panama", "Communist Party of Belarus", "Communist Party of Burma", "League of Communists of Croatia", "People's Democratic Party of Afghanistan", "Lovestoneites", "Communist Party of the People of Spain", "Communist Party of Nepal (Amatya)", "People's Party (Panama)", "Puerto Rican Communist Party", "Communist Party (Nepeceri\u0219ti)", "Communist Party (Marxist\u2013Leninist) of Panama", "Mexican Communist Party", "Bangladesh Communist Party (Leninist)", "Pridnestrovie Communist Party", "Revolutionary Communist Party of Argentina", "Communist Party of South Ossetia", "Communist Party of Iceland", "Communist Party of Georgia", "Communist Party (British Section of the Third International)", "Jordanian Communist Party", "Communist Party (Reconstructed)"], "mention": "Communist Party", "left_context": "the seat was the only one in Australia where a", "right_context": "candidate Michael Perth stood for election This was the only"}
+{"id": 1396, "text": "only occasion when the Liberal Party did not preference the [START_ENT] One Nation Party [END_ENT] last He achieved less than 1 percent of the vote", "target": "One Nation (Australia)", "candidates": ["One Nation (Australia)"], "mention": "One Nation Party", "left_context": "only occasion when the Liberal Party did not preference the", "right_context": "last He achieved less than 1 percent of the vote"}
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+{"id": 1402, "text": "of the upper Mississippi River Its main branch rises in [START_ENT] Howard County, Iowa [END_ENT] near the city of Cresco The other counties it or", "target": "Howard County, Iowa", "candidates": ["Howard County, Iowa"], "mention": "Howard County, Iowa", "left_context": "of the upper Mississippi River Its main branch rises in", "right_context": "near the city of Cresco The other counties it or"}
+{"id": 1403, "text": "branch rises in Howard County Iowa near the city of [START_ENT] Cresco [END_ENT] The other counties it or its tributaries cover are Chickasaw", "target": "Cresco, Iowa", "candidates": ["Cresco, Iowa", "Cresco, Pennsylvania", "Cresco (company)", "PAC Cresco"], "mention": "Cresco", "left_context": "branch rises in Howard County Iowa near the city of", "right_context": "The other counties it or its tributaries cover are Chickasaw"}
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+{"id": 1407, "text": "counties it or its tributaries cover are Chickasaw Winneshiek Fayette [START_ENT] Clayton [END_ENT] Delaware and Dubuque Flowing from northwest to southeast it flows", "target": "Clayton County, Iowa", "candidates": ["Clayton, California", "Clayton, Missouri", "Clayton County, Georgia", "Clayton, North Carolina", "Clayton (Manchester)", "Clayton, Delaware", "Clayton, Victoria", "Clayton, Alabama", "Clayton, West Yorkshire", "Clayton, New York", "Clayton County, Iowa", "Frick Art & Historical Center", "Clayton, Ohio", "Monash University, Clayton campus", "Electoral district of Clayton", "Clayton, Winnebago County, Wisconsin", "Clayton, Los Angeles County, California", "Clayton, Georgia", "Clayton, Illinois", "Clayton, Washington", "Clayton, Iowa", "Clayton Township, Genesee County, Michigan", "Clayton Township, Adams County, Illinois", "Clayton (village), New York", "Clayton (town), Wisconsin", "Clayton, New Jersey", "Clayton Township, Clayton County, Iowa", "Clayton (village), Wisconsin", "Clayton, New Mexico", "Clayton, Indiana", "Clayton Township, Woodford County, Illinois", "Clayton, Crawford County, Wisconsin", "Clayton, Michigan", "Clayton, West Sussex", "John M. Clayton", "Jos\u00e9 Clayton", "Clayton, Maryland", "Clayton Antitrust Act", "L. Whitney Clayton", "Clayton, Kansas", "Clayton, Oklahoma", "William Clayton (Mormon)", "Clayton, Placer County, California", "Powell Clayton", "Clayton, West Virginia", "Clayton, Idaho", "Jasper Clayton", "Clayton, Minnesota", "Clayton Township, Mower County, Minnesota", "Clayton Township, Perry County, Ohio", "Clayton, Louisiana", "Joshua Clayton", "Bill W. Clayton", "Clayton Township, Arenac County, Michigan", "Clayton Hall Metrolink station", "Andrew Clayton", "Michael Clayton (American football)", "Clayton, Texas", "Mark Jermaine Clayton", "Clayton Ferreira Cruz", "Ronnie Clayton (footballer)", "Adam Clayton (footballer)", "Adam Clayton", "Shane Clayton", "Clayton railway station, Melbourne", "Clayton, Mississippi", "Tarzan (1999 film)", "Clayton (St. Louis MetroLink)", "Clayton State University", "Clayton Equipment Company", "Clayton Bay, South Australia", "Clayton Michel Afonso", "Clayton, South Yorkshire", "Clayton, Massachusetts", "Clayton & Shuttleworth", "Geoffrey Clayton (bishop)", "John Clayton (town clerk)", "Cameron Clayton", "Peter Clayton", "Clayton Tunnel", "Clayton McDonald", "National Register of Historic Places listings in Clayton County, Iowa", "Pat Clayton", "Cedarmere-Clayton Estates", "Clayton Doley", "Clayton High School (Missouri)", "Greg Clayton", "Clayton Daley", "Clayton Simms", "Clayton M. Christensen", "Clayton Failla", "Martyn Clayton", "Clayton E. Freeman", "Clayton Crain", "Alexander Mosby Clayton", "Clayton Kauzlaric", "Clayton Beddoes", "Scott Clayton", "Chuck Clayton", "Robert Clayton"], "mention": "Clayton", "left_context": "counties it or its tributaries cover are Chickasaw Winneshiek Fayette", "right_context": "Delaware and Dubuque Flowing from northwest to southeast it flows"}
+{"id": 1408, "text": "it or its tributaries cover are Chickasaw Winneshiek Fayette Clayton [START_ENT] Delaware [END_ENT] and Dubuque Flowing from northwest to southeast it flows through", "target": "Delaware County, Iowa", "candidates": ["Delaware", "Lenape", "Delaware County, Pennsylvania", "United States congressional delegations from Delaware", "Delaware County, Ohio", "Delaware River", "Delaware, Ohio", "National Register of Historic Places listings in Delaware", "National Register of Historic Places listings in Delaware County, New York", "University of Delaware", "Delaware County, Oklahoma", "Delaware County, Indiana", "Delaware Fightin' Blue Hens football", "LGBT rights in Delaware", "Delaware Colony", "Delaware County, New York", "Delaware languages", "Miss Delaware USA", "Miss Delaware Teen USA", "Delaware, Iowa", "Delaware (chicken)", "Delaware, Warren County, New Jersey", "National Register of Historic Places listings in Delaware County, Pennsylvania", "Delaware Township, Hamilton County, Indiana", "Vehicle registration plates of Delaware", "Miss Delaware", "Delaware Lottery", "Delaware, New York", "Delaware Township, Delaware County, Ohio", "Delaware, Indiana", "Delaware Township, Hancock County, Ohio", "Delaware Township, Delaware County, Indiana", "Delaware-class battleship", "Delaware Township, Ripley County, Indiana", "Delaware gubernatorial election, 2004", "Delaware wine", "Delaware Legislative Hall", "USS Delaware (BB-28)", "Delaware Department of Transportation", "Delaware Township, Juniata County, Pennsylvania", "Delaware (grape)", "Pennsylvania Canal (Delaware Division)", "Kent County, Delaware", "Ulmus americana 'Delaware'", "Delaware Fightin' Blue Hens men's lacrosse", "Delaware (song)", "Delaware Township, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania", "USS Delaware (1861)", "Tom Carper", "Unami language", "Delaware Aqueduct", "Delaware Tribe of Indians", "Cape May \u2013 Lewes Ferry", "Delaware (band)", "Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad Station (Painted Post, New York)", "Fort Delaware", "USS Delaware (1798)", "Delaware Army National Guard", "Lewes, Delaware", "NOAAS Delaware II (R 445)", "Middlesex Centre", "Thompson Township, Delaware County, Ohio", "Delaware, Oklahoma", "Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad Station (Leicester, New York)", "Dover, Delaware", "Ted Kaufman", "Delaware Attorney General", "Delaware Valley", "USS Delaware (1820)", "Delaware Township, Defiance County, Ohio", "Berlin Township, Delaware County, Ohio", "Delaware River (Kansas)", "Outline of Delaware", "Magnolia, Delaware", "Delaware, Michigan", "Delaware Nation", "Delaware Bay", "Delaware locations by per capita income", "United States Senate special election in Delaware, 2010", "Delaware Air National Guard", "Delaware County, Iowa", "Delaware General Assembly", "Delaware Democratic Party", "Republican State Committee of Delaware", "Operation Delaware", "United States House of Representatives election in Delaware, 2010", "Delaware in the American Revolution", "Delaware General Corporation Law", "United States Senate election in Delaware, 2006", "United States presidential election in Delaware, 2008", "United States District Court for the District of Delaware", "Libertarian Party of Delaware", "Episcopal Diocese of Delaware", "History of Delaware", "Delaware Township, Michigan", "United States Senate election in Delaware, 2002", "United States House of Representatives election in Delaware, 2006", "Delaware Township, Northumberland County, Pennsylvania", "United States House of Representatives election in Delaware, 2012", "Delaware National Guard"], "mention": "Delaware", "left_context": "it or its tributaries cover are Chickasaw Winneshiek Fayette Clayton", "right_context": "and Dubuque Flowing from northwest to southeast it flows through"}
+{"id": 1409, "text": "its tributaries cover are Chickasaw Winneshiek Fayette Clayton Delaware and [START_ENT] Dubuque [END_ENT] Flowing from northwest to southeast it flows through or near", "target": "Dubuque County, Iowa", "candidates": ["Dubuque, Iowa", "Dubuque County, Iowa", "Dubuque, Kansas", "University of Dubuque", "Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Dubuque", "USS Dubuque (LPD-8)", "USS Dubuque (PG-17)", "Alexandre Dubuque", "Joe Dubuque", "Julien Dubuque", "Dubuque, Iowa minor league baseball", "National Register of Historic Places listings in Dubuque County, Iowa", "Dubuque Fighting Saints"], "mention": "Dubuque", "left_context": "its tributaries cover are Chickasaw Winneshiek Fayette Clayton Delaware and", "right_context": "Flowing from northwest to southeast it flows through or near"}
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+{"id": 1579, "text": "fast medium bowler and right handed batsman who played for [START_ENT] Worcestershire [END_ENT] He is the younger brother of another former Worcestershire player", "target": "Worcestershire County Cricket Club", "candidates": ["Worcestershire", "Worcestershire County Cricket Club", "Lord Lieutenant of Worcestershire", "Worcestershire sauce", "Worcestershire (UK Parliament constituency)", "High Sheriff of Worcestershire", "Worcestershire County Football Association", "Queen's Own Worcestershire Hussars", "Custos Rotulorum of Worcestershire", "Worcestershire County Cricket Club in 2005", "Worcestershire County Council election, 2009", "Worcestershire Wildlife Trust", "History of Worcestershire", "Worcestershire Women cricket team", "Grade I listed buildings in Worcestershire", "Wilden, Worcestershire", "Worcestershire Cricket Board"], "mention": "Worcestershire", "left_context": "fast medium bowler and right handed batsman who played for", "right_context": "He is the younger brother of another former Worcestershire player"}
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+{"id": 1581, "text": "of second team appearances the previous year Mirza made his [START_ENT] first-class [END_ENT] debut in Worcestershire s drawn game against Pakistan A at", "target": "First-class cricket", "candidates": ["First-class cricket", "First class travel", "British undergraduate degree classification", "First-class citizen", "First class (aviation)", "County Championship", "First-class function", "First class (computing)", "Money market", "Mail"], "mention": "first-class", "left_context": "of second team appearances the previous year Mirza made his", "right_context": "debut in Worcestershire s drawn game against Pakistan A at"}
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+{"id": 1607, "text": "definition of the Florida panhandle includes the following counties Bay [START_ENT] Calhoun [END_ENT] Escambia Franklin Gadsden Gulf Holmes Jackson Jefferson Leon Liberty Madison", "target": "Calhoun County, Florida", "candidates": ["John C. Calhoun", "Calhoun County, Illinois", "Calhoun County, Florida", "Calhoun County, Georgia", "Calhoun, Kentucky", "National Register of Historic Places listings in West Virginia", "Calhoun County, Mississippi", "Calhoun County, Alabama", "Calhoun County, Michigan", "Calhoun, Georgia", "National Register of Historic Places listings in Calhoun County, Florida", "Jim Calhoun", "Calhoun County, South Carolina", "Calhoun County, West Virginia", "Calhoun County, Iowa", "National Register of Historic Places listings in Calhoun County, South Carolina", "Calhoun County, Texas", "Calhoun, Tennessee", "Calhoun County, Arkansas", "Calhoun, Illinois", "Calhoun, Missouri", "Corky Calhoun", "Calhoun, Louisiana", "James S. Calhoun", "Craig Calhoun", "Lake Calhoun", "Jesse Stone", "Bill Calhoun (basketball)", "USS Calhoun (1851)", "Calhoun College", "Monica Calhoun", "William J. Calhoun", "Alice Calhoun", "Jermie Calhoun", "James Calhoun (soldier)", "Calhoun Allen", "Thomas Calhoun", "William B. Calhoun", "Jeff Calhoun (choreographer)", "Jeff Calhoun (baseball)", "Kutt Calhoun", "Dave Calhoun", "Patrick Calhoun", "William Lowndes Calhoun", "Slimm Calhoun", "Sarth Calhoun", "W. Bret Calhoun", "Joseph Calhoun", "Sanford H. Calhoun High School", "Andrew Calhoun", "William L. Calhoun (admiral)", "Bryan Calhoun", "John B. Calhoun", "Don Calhoun", "Floride Calhoun", "Eddie Calhoun", "Troy Calhoun", "Haystacks Calhoun", "Monster's Ball", "Chris Calhoun", "John R. Calhoun", "Will Calhoun", "Heath Calhoun", "Clan Colquhoun", "Mackenzie Calhoun", "James Calhoun", "Charles Calhoun", "Brian Calhoun", "Ann Marie Calhoun", "John Coleman Calhoun", "Lee Calhoun", "Rory Calhoun", "Nancy Calhoun", "George Whitney Calhoun", "Ben Calhoun", "Calhoun Township, Calhoun County, Iowa", "National Register of Historic Places listings in Calhoun County, Arkansas", "Benjamin Harrison", "National Register of Historic Places listings in Calhoun County, Alabama", "National Register of Historic Places listings in Calhoun County, Iowa", "National Register of Historic Places listings in Calhoun County, Michigan", "James Calhoun (mayor of Baltimore)", "Old Calhoun County Courthouse", "Calhoun Township, Cheyenne County, Kansas", "Daniel Webster", "Calhoun, West Virginia", "Calhoun City School District", "Calhoun School"], "mention": "Calhoun", "left_context": "definition of the Florida panhandle includes the following counties Bay", "right_context": "Escambia Franklin Gadsden Gulf Holmes Jackson Jefferson Leon Liberty Madison"}
+{"id": 1608, "text": "of the Florida panhandle includes the following counties Bay Calhoun [START_ENT] Escambia [END_ENT] Franklin Gadsden Gulf Holmes Jackson Jefferson Leon Liberty Madison Okaloosa", "target": "Escambia County, Florida", "candidates": ["Escambia County, Florida", "Escambia County, Alabama", "SS Escambia", "National Register of Historic Places listings in Escambia County, Florida", "Conecuh River", "National Register of Historic Places listings in Alabama", "USS Escambia (AO-80)", "Escambia Bay", "Escambia High School"], "mention": "Escambia", "left_context": "of the Florida panhandle includes the following counties Bay Calhoun", "right_context": "Franklin Gadsden Gulf Holmes Jackson Jefferson Leon Liberty Madison Okaloosa"}
+{"id": 1609, "text": "the Florida panhandle includes the following counties Bay Calhoun Escambia [START_ENT] Franklin [END_ENT] Gadsden Gulf Holmes Jackson Jefferson Leon Liberty Madison Okaloosa Santa", "target": "Franklin County, Florida", "candidates": ["Franklin, Tennessee", "Franklin County, Kansas", "Franklin County, Massachusetts", "Benjamin Franklin", "National Register of Historic Places listings in Franklin County, New York", "Franklin, Indiana", "Franklin, Massachusetts", "Franklin County, Ohio", "Franklin, New Hampshire", "National Register of Historic Places listings in Franklin County, Pennsylvania", "Franklin County, New York", "Franklin County, Illinois", "Franklin, Alabama", "Franklin, Pennsylvania", "Franklin County, Vermont", "Franklin County, Tennessee", "Franklin, Kentucky", "John Franklin", "Franklin County, Florida", "Franklin, Milwaukee County, Wisconsin", "Franklin County, Virginia", "Franklin, Ohio", "Franklin County, Missouri", "Franklin (TV series)", "Division of Franklin (state)", "Franklin County, Arkansas", "Franklin County, Pennsylvania", "John Hope Franklin", "Franklin, Albemarle County, Virginia", "State of Franklin", "Dennis Franklin", "USS Franklin (CV-13)", "Division of Franklin", "Franklin, West Virginia", "Franklin (Peanuts)", "Franklin County, North Carolina", "National Register of Historic Places listings in Franklin County, Florida", "Franklin, Virginia", "Franklin, Michigan", "Battle of Franklin (1864)", "Franklin County, Maine", "Franklin Township, Warren County, Ohio", "Franklin County, Georgia", "Franklin County, Mississippi", "Franklin, Louisiana", "Franklin County, Kentucky", "Franklin, Cambria County, Pennsylvania", "Franklin County, Alabama", "Franklin Parish, Louisiana", "Franklin (New Zealand electorate)", "Franklin County, Indiana", "Franklin, Connecticut", "Franklin County, Washington", "Franklin, Texas", "Franklin Township, Butler County, Pennsylvania", "Franklin County, Iowa", "Franklin, New Jersey", "Franklin, Maine", "Franklin Township, York County, Pennsylvania", "Franklin Township, Luzerne County, Pennsylvania", "Franklin County, Nebraska", "Franklin Township, Chester County, Pennsylvania", "Franklin Township, Fayette County, Pennsylvania", "Franklin High School (Livonia, Michigan)", "Jesse Franklin", "Franklin, North Carolina", "Franklin, Sauk County, Wisconsin", "Franklin County, Idaho", "Franklin, Manitowoc County, Wisconsin", "Franklin (automobile)", "Franklin, Sacramento County, California", "Franklin, Vernon County, Wisconsin", "Franklin Township, Surry County, North Carolina", "Franklin D. Roosevelt", "Franklin Township, DeKalb County, Illinois", "Franklin Township, Adams County, Pennsylvania", "Franklin, Surry County, North Carolina", "Franklin Township, Story County, Iowa", "Franklin, Manitoba", "Franklin, Vermont", "Franklin County, Texas", "Franklin Township, Franklin County, Ohio", "Franklin, Jackson County, Wisconsin", "Franklin Township, Columbiana County, Ohio", "Franklin Township, Erie County, Pennsylvania", "Ryan Franklin", "Lance Franklin", "Franklin Township, Kosciusko County, Indiana", "Franklin Township, Marion County, Indiana", "Franklin Township, Tuscarawas County, Ohio", "Franklin Township, Beaver County, Pennsylvania", "Rosalind Franklin", "Franklin Township, Randolph County, Indiana", "Franklin Township, Bradford County, Pennsylvania", "Franklin Township, Columbia County, Pennsylvania", "Franklin River (Victoria)", "Franklin, Oregon", "Electoral district of Franklin", "Sir John Franklin Elementary School", "Franklin Township, Cass County, Iowa"], "mention": "Franklin", "left_context": "the Florida panhandle includes the following counties Bay Calhoun Escambia", "right_context": "Gadsden Gulf Holmes Jackson Jefferson Leon Liberty Madison Okaloosa Santa"}
+{"id": 1610, "text": "Florida panhandle includes the following counties Bay Calhoun Escambia Franklin [START_ENT] Gadsden [END_ENT] Gulf Holmes Jackson Jefferson Leon Liberty Madison Okaloosa Santa Rosa", "target": "Gadsden County, Florida", "candidates": ["Gadsden, Alabama", "Gadsden County, Florida", "National Register of Historic Places listings in Gadsden County, Florida", "Gadsden, Arizona", "Gadsden flag", "Gadsden, Indiana", "Gadsden, Tennessee", "Gadsden City High School", "WQEN", "James Irvin Gadsden", "Bert Gadsden", "Peter Gadsden", "Oronde Gadsden", "Christopher Gadsden (bishop)", "Gadsden Depot", "Christopher Gadsden", "Jacqueline Gadsden", "Etowah County, Alabama", "James Gadsden", "USS Gadsden (AK-182)", "Richland County, South Carolina", "Gadsden Purchase", "Gadsden, South Carolina", "Gadsden High School (Alabama)"], "mention": "Gadsden", "left_context": "Florida panhandle includes the following counties Bay Calhoun Escambia Franklin", "right_context": "Gulf Holmes Jackson Jefferson Leon Liberty Madison Okaloosa Santa Rosa"}
+{"id": 1611, "text": "panhandle includes the following counties Bay Calhoun Escambia Franklin Gadsden [START_ENT] Gulf [END_ENT] Holmes Jackson Jefferson Leon Liberty Madison Okaloosa Santa Rosa Taylor", "target": "Gulf County, Florida", "candidates": ["Gulf, California", "Gulf of Mexico", "Gulf Oil", "Gulf County, Florida", "Persian Gulf", "National Register of Historic Places listings in Gulf County, Florida", "Gulf (novella)", "Gulf Province", "Gulf War", "Gulf, North Carolina", "Gulf Arabic", "Gulf Coast of the United States", "Gulf languages", "Gulf Cartel", "Gulf Islands", "Gulf Coastal Plain", "Arab states of the Persian Gulf", "Cooperation Council for the Arab States of the Gulf", "Leyte Gulf", "Gulf High School (Florida)", "Gulf Oil LP", "Gulf of Tehuantepec", "Gulf Coast League Mets", "GCC Champions League", "Gulf Coast League Red Sox", "Gulf Coast League Tigers", "Gulf Coast League Braves", "Gulf Coast League Yankees", "Gulf Coast League Pirates", "Gulf Coast League Blue Jays", "Gulf Coast League Cardinals", "Gulf Coast League Twins", "Gulf Coast League Astros", "Gulf Coast League Rays", "Gulf Coast League Phillies", "Gulf Coast Energy", "Gulf of Mannar", "Gulf Coast League Nationals", "Gulf Coaster", "Gulf State Park", "Old Gulf County Courthouse", "Cumberland Farms", "John Wyer", "Bay", "Headlands and bays", "Porsche 917", "Gulf of California", "Midwestern United States", "Gulf of Tonkin incident", "Hurricane Katrina effects by region", "Gulf Intracoastal Waterway", "Exmouth, Western Australia", "Gulf of Saint Lawrence", "Arabian Gulf rugby union team", "Hauraki Gulf", "Sea Frontier", "Persian Gulf naming dispute", "Little League World Series (Southwest Region)", "Gulf of Carpentaria", "Interstate 45"], "mention": "Gulf", "left_context": "panhandle includes the following counties Bay Calhoun Escambia Franklin Gadsden", "right_context": "Holmes Jackson Jefferson Leon Liberty Madison Okaloosa Santa Rosa Taylor"}
+{"id": 1612, "text": "includes the following counties Bay Calhoun Escambia Franklin Gadsden Gulf [START_ENT] Holmes [END_ENT] Jackson Jefferson Leon Liberty Madison Okaloosa Santa Rosa Taylor Wakulla", "target": "Holmes County, Florida", "candidates": ["Sherlock Holmes", "Holmes, California", "Holmes County, Florida", "National Register of Historic Places listings in Holmes County, Florida", "Holmes County, Mississippi", "Holmes County, Ohio", "Holmes, Pennsylvania", "Oliver Wendell Holmes, Jr.", "Holmes Rock", "Jerome Holmes", "Greg Holmes", "Oliver Wendell Holmes, Sr.", "Stan Holmes", "David Holmes (politician)", "Terry Holmes", "Gabriel Holmes", "Comet Holmes", "John Edwin Holmes", "Ricky Holmes", "John Holmes (Maine)", "Holmes Educational State Forest", "Holmes Township, Michigan", "Mike Holmes (wide receiver)", "Santonio Holmes", "Holmes Township, Crawford County, Ohio", "Dave Holmes (American football)", "Lester Holmes", "Lee Holmes", "National Register of Historic Places listings in Holmes County, Ohio", "Holmes, Kentucky", "Kenny Holmes", "Graeme Holmes", "Hugh Holmes (Virginia politician)", "Tommy Holmes", "Robert D. Holmes", "Greg Holmes (tennis)", "Adoniram J. Holmes", "Simon Hugh Holmes", "Josh Holmes (rugby union)", "Priest Holmes", "Ron Holmes", "Berlin Township, Holmes County, Ohio", "Oliver Holmes (rugby league)", "Danny Holmes", "Harvey Holmes", "Derek Holmes", "Robert Holmes (scriptwriter)", "Josh Holmes", "David Holmes (musician)", "Holmes railway station", "Larry Holmes", "Paul Holmes (broadcaster)", "Peter Holmes", "Brian Holmes", "Kim Holmes", "Guy Holmes", "Arthur Holmes", "George Frederick Holmes", "Jacob Holmes", "Andy Holmes (footballer)", "Sequoia Holmes", "Robert Holmes (Royal Navy officer)", "Clark Township, Holmes County, Ohio", "Herbert L. Holmes", "Howdy Holmes", "Katie Holmes", "John Holmes (pornographic actor)", "William Holmes (MP)", "Norman Holmes", "George Holmes (historian)", "Julius C. Holmes", "Holmes, Lancashire", "Richard Holmes (military historian)", "Rupert Holmes", "Holmes (surname)", "Edwin Holmes (inventor)", "John Eric Holmes", "Helen Holmes", "Kelly Holmes", "J. B. Holmes", "Julie Lynn Holmes", "Edward Lorenzo Holmes", "Mark Holmes (filmmaker)", "Paul Holmes (politician)", "Martha Holmes (photographer)", "Mycroft Holmes", "T. J. Holmes", "Errol Holmes", "Holmes Rolston III", "Ben Holmes", "Robert Holmes (priest)", "Joan Holmes", "Jaret Holmes", "Keith Holmes (palaeobotanist)", "Colin Holmes (historian)", "Maurice Holmes", "Robert Holmes (musician)", "Richard Holmes (actor)", "Clint Holmes", "Melvin Holmes"], "mention": "Holmes", "left_context": "includes the following counties Bay Calhoun Escambia Franklin Gadsden Gulf", "right_context": "Jackson Jefferson Leon Liberty Madison Okaloosa Santa Rosa Taylor Wakulla"}
+{"id": 1613, "text": "the following counties Bay Calhoun Escambia Franklin Gadsden Gulf Holmes [START_ENT] Jackson [END_ENT] Jefferson Leon Liberty Madison Okaloosa Santa Rosa Taylor Wakulla Walton", "target": "Jackson County, Florida", "candidates": ["Jackson, Mississippi", "Jackson, Michigan", "Jackson County, Missouri", "Jackson, Tennessee", "Jackson County, Kansas", "Jackson, Missouri", "Jackson, Wyoming", "Phil Jackson", "Andrew Jackson", "Jackson (song)", "Jackson, Kentucky", "National Register of Historic Places listings in West Virginia", "Jackson, California", "Jackson County, Illinois", "Jackson County, Colorado", "Jackson County, Ohio", "Jackson County, Florida", "Jackson County, Tennessee", "Jackson Guitars", "Jackson County, Oregon", "Jackson County, Mississippi", "Jackson Township, Will County, Illinois", "Jackson County, Kentucky", "Jackson County, Oklahoma", "National Register of Historic Places listings in Jackson County, Florida", "Jackson County, Michigan", "Jackson Parish, Louisiana", "Jackson County, Alabama", "Jackson, South Carolina", "Jackson County, Indiana", "Michael Jackson", "Jackson, New Hampshire", "Jackson County, Georgia", "Jackson County, Iowa", "Jackson County, North Carolina", "Bo Jackson", "Jackson Township, Luzerne County, Pennsylvania", "Jackson Township, York County, Pennsylvania", "Jackson Township, New Jersey", "Henry M. Jackson", "Jackson Township, Butler County, Pennsylvania", "Marlin Jackson", "Jackson County, Wisconsin", "Jackson County, West Virginia", "Jackson County, Minnesota", "Stonewall Jackson", "Jackson, Ohio", "Mark Jackson (basketball)", "Jackson County, Arkansas", "Reggie Jackson", "Jackson Township, Cambria County, Pennsylvania", "Jackson, Alabama", "Robert H. Jackson", "Tyson Jackson", "United States twenty-dollar bill", "Jackson, Louisiana", "Jackson Township, Columbia County, Pennsylvania", "Jackson Township, Dauphin County, Pennsylvania", "Jackson, Georgia", "James Jackson (politician)", "Charles Jackson (Rhode Island)", "Stu Jackson", "Jackson Township, Stark County, Ohio", "Simeon Jackson", "Jackson, Minnesota", "Jackson Township, Franklin County, Ohio", "Jackson Township, Mahoning County, Ohio", "National Register of Historic Places listings in Jackson County, Oregon", "Jackson, North Carolina", "Jarious Jackson", "Miami Jackson High School", "Jackson, Washington County, Wisconsin", "Jackson Township, Wood County, Ohio", "Peter Jackson (footballer born 1961)", "Jackson Township, Benton County, Iowa", "Jackson County, South Dakota", "Wilbur Jackson", "Jackson Township, Kosciusko County, Indiana", "Stanley Jackson", "Jackson, Adams County, Wisconsin", "Jackson Township, Lycoming County, Pennsylvania", "Jackson, Burnett County, Wisconsin", "Jackson Township, Randolph County, Indiana", "Jackson Township, Huntingdon County, Pennsylvania", "Jackson Township, Monroe County, Pennsylvania", "Jackson Township, Muskingum County, Ohio", "Steven Jackson", "Jackson Township, Butler County, Iowa", "Jackson Township, Susquehanna County, Pennsylvania", "Richard Downes Jackson", "Jackson County, Texas", "Jackson Township, Clermont County, Ohio", "Jackson Township, Lebanon County, Pennsylvania", "Jackson Township, Greene County, Indiana", "Jackson Township, Northumberland County, Pennsylvania", "Jackson Township, Crawford County, Iowa", "Jackson Township, Mercer County, Pennsylvania", "Jackson Township, Calhoun County, Iowa", "Jackson Township, Montgomery County, Ohio", "James Jackson, Jr. (New York)"], "mention": "Jackson", "left_context": "the following counties Bay Calhoun Escambia Franklin Gadsden Gulf Holmes", "right_context": "Jefferson Leon Liberty Madison Okaloosa Santa Rosa Taylor Wakulla Walton"}
+{"id": 1614, "text": "following counties Bay Calhoun Escambia Franklin Gadsden Gulf Holmes Jackson [START_ENT] Jefferson [END_ENT] Leon Liberty Madison Okaloosa Santa Rosa Taylor Wakulla Walton and", "target": "Jefferson County, Florida", "candidates": ["Thomas Jefferson", "Jefferson County, Kansas", "Jefferson County, Montana", "National Register of Historic Places listings in Jefferson County, New York", "Jefferson Parish, Louisiana", "Jefferson County, Kentucky", "Jefferson County, Alabama", "National Register of Historic Places listings in Jefferson County, Pennsylvania", "Jefferson County, Colorado", "Jefferson County, New York", "Jefferson County, Tennessee", "National Register of Historic Places listings in Jefferson County, West Virginia", "Jefferson County, Illinois", "Jefferson County, Missouri", "Jefferson County, Florida", "Jefferson County, West Virginia", "Jefferson County, Texas", "Jefferson, Texas", "Jefferson County, Ohio", "Jefferson County, Oklahoma", "Jefferson County, Pennsylvania", "Jefferson, York County, Pennsylvania", "Jefferson County, Wisconsin", "Jefferson Township, Berks County, Pennsylvania", "Jefferson de Oliveira Galv\u00e3o", "National Register of Historic Places listings in Jefferson County, Florida", "Jefferson County, Mississippi", "Jefferson County, Oregon", "Jefferson, New Hampshire", "Jefferson County, Indiana", "Jefferson, Wisconsin", "Jefferson, Ohio", "Jefferson County, Washington", "Jefferson Township, Butler County, Pennsylvania", "Jefferson, West Virginia", "Jefferson, Georgia", "Jefferson County, Arkansas", "Jefferson County, Nebraska", "Jefferson County, Georgia", "Jefferson Township, Somerset County, Pennsylvania", "Jefferson Township, Fayette County, Pennsylvania", "Jefferson County, Idaho", "William J. Jefferson", "Jefferson, Oregon", "Jefferson, Louisiana", "Jefferson Township, Washington County, Pennsylvania", "Jefferson, Maryland", "Jefferson, Vernon County, Wisconsin", "Jefferson, North Carolina", "Jefferson, Iowa", "Jefferson River", "Jefferson Township, Clayton County, Iowa", "Jefferson, Jefferson County, Wisconsin", "West Falls Church, Virginia", "Jefferson Township, Lackawanna County, Pennsylvania", "Jefferson Township, Franklin County, Ohio", "Jefferson, Alabama", "Jefferson, Monroe County, Wisconsin", "Jefferson Township, New Jersey", "Jefferson, Green County, Wisconsin", "Jefferson Township, Kosciusko County, Indiana", "Jefferson Township, Greene County, Ohio", "Jefferson Township, Tuscarawas County, Ohio", "Jefferson Township, Montgomery County, Ohio", "Jefferson Township, Ashtabula County, Ohio", "Jefferson Township, Greene County, Indiana", "Mount Jefferson (New Hampshire)", "Jefferson Township, Henry County, Indiana", "Jefferson Township, Muskingum County, Ohio", "Jefferson Township, Grant County, Indiana", "Jefferson Township, Brown County, Ohio", "Jefferson, Colorado", "Room Service (Roxette album)", "Jefferson, Greene County, Pennsylvania", "Jefferson Township, Noble County, Indiana", "Jefferson Township, Allen County, Indiana", "Jefferson, Maine", "Jefferson Township, Jay County, Indiana", "Jefferson Township, Dauphin County, Pennsylvania", "Jefferson Township, Allamakee County, Iowa", "Jefferson, Indiana", "John Jefferson", "Jefferson County, Iowa", "National Register of Historic Places listings in Oregon", "Jefferson Community College (New York)", "Jefferson Township, Butler County, Iowa", "George Washington and Jefferson National Forests", "Jefferson Township, Buchanan County, Iowa", "Jefferson fracture", "Jefferson College", "Jefferson Township, Stephenson County, Illinois", "Jefferson Township, Jefferson County, Kansas", "Barbary Wars", "Jefferson Township, Mercer County, Pennsylvania", "Derrick Jefferson", "Washington & Jefferson College", "Jefferson Silva", "Jefferson Friedman", "Jefferson Jones", "Jefferson Coates"], "mention": "Jefferson", "left_context": "following counties Bay Calhoun Escambia Franklin Gadsden Gulf Holmes Jackson", "right_context": "Leon Liberty Madison Okaloosa Santa Rosa Taylor Wakulla Walton and"}
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+{"id": 1633, "text": "debut in that competition came in 1983 when Berkshire played [START_ENT] Norfolk [END_ENT] From 1983 to 1987 he represented the county in 9", "target": "Norfolk County Cricket Club", "candidates": ["Norfolk", "Norfolk, Virginia", "Norfolk County, Massachusetts", "Norfolk, Nebraska", "Norfolk Constabulary", "Norfolk, Massachusetts", "Norfolk County Cricket Club", "Naval Station Norfolk", "Norfolk Fire and Rescue Service", "Norfolk, Connecticut", "Norfolk (European Parliament constituency)", "Norfolk County, Ontario", "Norfolk (UK Parliament constituency)", "Norfolk dialect", "Lord Lieutenant of Norfolk", "HMS Norfolk (78)", "HMS Norfolk (1693)", "Norfolk Naval Shipyard", "Norfolk (electoral district)", "Norfolk, New York", "Norfolk Island", "Norfolk Tides", "Norfolk (CDP), New York", "Duke of Norfolk", "Norfolk Spaniel", "Norfolk Herald Extraordinary", "Norfolk (sloop)", "Norfolk International Airport", "Norfolk Admirals", "HMS Norfolk (F230)", "Norfolk County, Virginia", "USS Norfolk (1798)", "HMS Norfolk (D21)", "Haldimand\u2014Norfolk (provincial electoral district)", "Norfolk (MBTA station)", "Thomas Howard, 3rd Duke of Norfolk", "Norfolk County Football Association", "USS Norfolk (DL-1)", "Naval Amphibious Base Little Creek", "Norfolk Nighthawks", "HMS Norfolk (1757)", "Earl of Norfolk", "Norfolk 6/20/05", "Norfolk, New Zealand", "Norfolk Fighter Wing", "Roger Bigod, 5th Earl of Norfolk", "Hugh Bigod, 3rd Earl of Norfolk", "Barwick, Norfolk", "John Howard, 1st Duke of Norfolk", "WBYW", "Lee Norfolk", "Norfolk Scope", "Bobby Norfolk", "Jon Norfolk", "BBC Radio Norfolk", "Norfolk Four", "Norfolk Damselfly", "Rupert Norfolk", "Lawrence Norfolk", "Virginia Destroyers", "Helen Norfolk", "Kid Norfolk", "Royal Norfolk Regiment", "Norfolk Trotter", "Peter Norfolk", "Mark Norfolk", "High Sheriff of Norfolk", "Dukes of Norfolk family tree", "Custos Rotulorum of Norfolk", "USS Norfolk (SSN-714)", "Norfolk Township, Renville County, Minnesota", "Norfolk County Council elections", "History of Norfolk", "Norfuk dialect", "Norfolk Wildlife Trust", "National Register of Historic Places listings in Norfolk County, Massachusetts", "Battle of Norfolk", "Norfolk County Council election, 2009", "Norfolk Women cricket team", "Grade I listed buildings in Norfolk", "Medical slang", "Emma, Lady Hamilton", "Edward Fitzalan-Howard, 18th Duke of Norfolk", "Norfolk county cricket teams", "Burning of Norfolk", "Chesapeake Bay Bridge\u2013Tunnel", "Thomas Howard, 2nd Duke of Norfolk", "County-class cruiser", "Norfolk Southern Railway", "Norfolk (Amtrak station)", "Thomas Howard, 4th Duke of Norfolk", "Norfolk Hotel, Fremantle", "Diocese of Norwich", "Norfolk County Council election, 2013", "WTVZ-TV", "Norfolk Chamber Music Festival", "WXTG-FM", "Roger Bigod, 4th Earl of Norfolk", "Norfolk County Council", "Norfolk Hotel, Brighton"], "mention": "Norfolk", "left_context": "debut in that competition came in 1983 when Berkshire played", "right_context": "From 1983 to 1987 he represented the county in 9"}
+{"id": 1634, "text": "Trophy matches the last of which came when Berkshire played [START_ENT] Buckinghamshire [END_ENT] in the 1987 MCCA Knockout Trophy Additionally he also played", "target": "Buckinghamshire County Cricket Club", "candidates": ["Buckinghamshire", "Buckinghamshire County Cricket Club", "Buckinghamshire (UK Parliament constituency)", "Lord Lieutenant of Buckinghamshire", "High Sheriff of Buckinghamshire", "Buckinghamshire County Council", "Knights of Buckinghamshire", "Buckinghamshire Fire and Rescue Service", "Earl of Buckinghamshire", "History of Buckinghamshire", "Custos Rotulorum of Buckinghamshire", "Buckinghamshire Building Society", "Grade I listed buildings in Buckinghamshire", "Buckinghamshire County Council election, 2009", "Buckinghamshire Women cricket team", "Buckinghamshire County Council elections", "Flag of Buckinghamshire", "Broughton, Milton Keynes", "Oxfordshire and Buckinghamshire Light Infantry", "Buckinghamshire Golf Club", "Rothschild properties in the Home counties"], "mention": "Buckinghamshire", "left_context": "Trophy matches the last of which came when Berkshire played", "right_context": "in the 1987 MCCA Knockout Trophy Additionally he also played"}
+{"id": 1635, "text": "Berkshire His List A debut for the county came against [START_ENT] Yorkshire [END_ENT] in the 1983 NatWest Trophy From 1983 to 1986 he", "target": "Yorkshire County Cricket Club", "candidates": ["Yorkshire", "Yorkshire County Cricket Club", "Yorkshire (UK Parliament constituency)", "Rugby League War of the Roses", "Yorkshire Ambulance Service", "West Yorkshire", "BBC Yorkshire", "ITV Yorkshire", "Lord Lieutenant of Yorkshire", "Yorkshire, Virginia", "Yorkshire, Ohio", "Yorkshire (town), New York", "High Sheriff of Yorkshire", "Yorkshire GAA", "Yorkshire (CDP), New York", "York Shire (Province of New York)", "Real Radio Yorkshire", "North Yorkshire", "East Riding of Yorkshire", "West Riding of Yorkshire", "American Yorkshire (pig)", "Yorkshire Football League", "Yorkshire County Cup", "Rugby league county leagues", "White Rose of York", "Yorkshire Bank", "Yorkshire Air Ambulance", "York", "York County, Maine", "River Dove, North Yorkshire", "Arriva Yorkshire", "Yorkshire Engine Company", "Yorkshire dialect", "South Yorkshire", "Capital Yorkshire", "On Ilkla Moor Baht 'at", "Culture of Yorkshire", "Stagecoach Yorkshire", "Yorkshire Building Society", "North Riding of Yorkshire", "Yorkshire County Cricket Club in 2005", "Yorkshire Women cricket team", "Yorkshire Wildlife Trust", "Yorkshire and the Humber", "Yorkshire Miners' Association", "History of Yorkshire", "Migration from Yorkshire to Nova Scotia", "Flags and symbols of Yorkshire", "Riding (country subdivision)", "River Wharfe", "Yorkshire Terrier", "Otley", "Rugby League Conference Yorkshire Premier", "Settle", "Garden of Eden", "Palace of Whitehall", "Yorkshire Cricket Board", "Large White (pig)", "South Yorkshire Coalfield", "Sheffield Cricket Club", "Yorkshire Patent Steam Wagon Co.", "Historic counties of England", "York City Knights", "CMS Yorkshire league", "Denton, North Yorkshire"], "mention": "Yorkshire", "left_context": "Berkshire His List A debut for the county came against", "right_context": "in the 1983 NatWest Trophy From 1983 to 1986 he"}
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+{"id": 1639, "text": "in the 1986 NatWest Trophy when Berkshire played Gloucestershire at [START_ENT] Courages Cricket Ground [END_ENT] in Reading In his 4 matches he took 6 wickets", "target": "Courages Cricket Ground", "candidates": ["Courages Cricket Ground"], "mention": "Courages Cricket Ground", "left_context": "in the 1986 NatWest Trophy when Berkshire played Gloucestershire at", "right_context": "in Reading In his 4 matches he took 6 wickets"}
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+{"id": 1784, "text": "to Incarnate Word standout Paul Townsen Brandon played football at [START_ENT] Air Academy High School [END_ENT] in Colorado He went on to compete at the collegiate", "target": "Air Academy High School", "candidates": ["Air Academy High School"], "mention": "Air Academy High School", "left_context": "to Incarnate Word standout Paul Townsen Brandon played football at", "right_context": "in Colorado He went on to compete at the collegiate"}
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+{"id": 1786, "text": "back and wide receiver at Colorado Mesa University 1974 and [START_ENT] University of Northern Colorado [END_ENT] 1975 77 He graduated from Northern Colorado in 1978 with", "target": "University of Northern Colorado", "candidates": ["University of Northern Colorado"], "mention": "University of Northern Colorado", "left_context": "back and wide receiver at Colorado Mesa University 1974 and", "right_context": "1975 77 He graduated from Northern Colorado in 1978 with"}
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+{"id": 1931, "text": "system It is located in the Salford Quays area in [START_ENT] North West England [END_ENT] and opened on 12 June 1999 as part of Phase", "target": "North West England", "candidates": ["North West England", "North West England (European Parliament constituency)", "Scouting in North West England", "Girlguiding North West England"], "mention": "North West England", "left_context": "system It is located in the Salford Quays area in", "right_context": "and opened on 12 June 1999 as part of Phase"}
+{"id": 1932, "text": "Quay is located on the Eccles Line with trams towards [START_ENT] Eccles [END_ENT] or MediaCityUK stopping every 12 minutes during the day Monday", "target": "Eccles Interchange", "candidates": ["Eccles, Greater Manchester", "Eccles, West Virginia", "Eccles, Kent", "Eccles railway station", "Eccles (UK Parliament constituency)", "Eccles (character)", "Eccles Interchange", "David Eccles, 1st Viscount Eccles", "John Eccles, 2nd Viscount Eccles", "Eccles, Scottish Borders", "Eccles cake", "Marriner Stoddard Eccles", "James Eccles", "Eccles, Nord", "John Eccles (neurophysiologist)", "John Eccles (composer)", "Andrew Eccles", "Tony Eccles", "Henry Eccles", "Spencer Eccles", "George Samuel Eccles", "Eccles, California", "Gary Eccles", "Barton-upon-Irwell", "Terry Eccles", "Charles Eccles", "William Eccles", "David Eccles (businessman)", "Percy Eccles", "Eccles rail crash (1941)", "Eccles Shorrock", "Henry E. Eccles", "Eccles College", "Donald Eccles", "Eccles James Gott", "Ross Eccles", "Clancy Eccles", "Brent Eccles", "Bob Eccles", "Eccles rail crash (1984)", "Solomon Eccles", "Peter Eccles", "George S. Eccles", "Jack Eccles", "Eccles on Sea", "Eccles by-election, 1890"], "mention": "Eccles", "left_context": "Quay is located on the Eccles Line with trams towards", "right_context": "or MediaCityUK stopping every 12 minutes during the day Monday"}
+{"id": 1933, "text": "located on the Eccles Line with trams towards Eccles or [START_ENT] MediaCityUK [END_ENT] stopping every 12 minutes during the day Monday Saturday with", "target": "MediaCityUK Metrolink station", "candidates": ["MediaCityUK", "MediaCityUK Metrolink station"], "mention": "MediaCityUK", "left_context": "located on the Eccles Line with trams towards Eccles or", "right_context": "stopping every 12 minutes during the day Monday Saturday with"}
+{"id": 1934, "text": "minutes during the day Monday Saturday with trams running to [START_ENT] Manchester Piccadilly [END_ENT] via Cornbrook every 6 minutes Trams run every 12 minutes", "target": "Manchester Piccadilly station", "candidates": ["Manchester Piccadilly station", "Piccadilly Gardens", "Welsh Marches Line", "Manchester Piccadilly bus station"], "mention": "Manchester Piccadilly", "left_context": "minutes during the day Monday Saturday with trams running to", "right_context": "via Cornbrook every 6 minutes Trams run every 12 minutes"}
+{"id": 1935, "text": "day Monday Saturday with trams running to Manchester Piccadilly via [START_ENT] Cornbrook [END_ENT] every 6 minutes Trams run every 12 minutes Monday Saturday", "target": "Cornbrook Metrolink station", "candidates": ["Cornbrook Metrolink station", "Cornbrook railway station"], "mention": "Cornbrook", "left_context": "day Monday Saturday with trams running to Manchester Piccadilly via", "right_context": "every 6 minutes Trams run every 12 minutes Monday Saturday"}
+{"id": 1936, "text": "which calls at MediaCityUK Exchange Quay station is served by [START_ENT] Arriva North West [END_ENT] services 71 and 73 which stops outside the station on", "target": "Arriva North West", "candidates": ["Arriva North West", "North Western Road Car Company (1986)", "Arriva North West and Wales"], "mention": "Arriva North West", "left_context": "which calls at MediaCityUK Exchange Quay station is served by", "right_context": "services 71 and 73 which stops outside the station on"}
+{"id": 1937, "text": "station on Ordsall Lane The service runs to Clifton via [START_ENT] Pendleton [END_ENT] and Swinton and to Manchester Shudehill Interchange Arriva service 70", "target": "Pendleton, Greater Manchester", "candidates": ["Pendleton, Oregon", "National Register of Historic Places listings in Pendleton County, West Virginia", "Pendleton, South Carolina", "Pendleton County, West Virginia", "George H. Pendleton", "Pendleton, Indiana", "Pendleton, Greater Manchester", "Pendleton railway station", "Pendleton, New York", "Pendleton County, Kentucky", "George C. Pendleton", "Pendleton (hamlet), New York", "Terry Pendleton", "Pendleton Township, Jefferson County, Illinois", "Pendleton, Texas", "Pendleton Woolen Mills", "Edmund Pendleton", "Marine Corps Base Camp Pendleton", "Pendleton, Missouri", "Pendleton, Lancashire", "Pendleton, Cincinnati", "James Madison Pendleton", "Pendleton (band)", "Victoria Pendleton", "Pendleton's Lithography", "Chris Pendleton", "Nat Pendleton", "Nathanael G. Pendleton", "Philip C. Pendleton", "Snow Pendleton", "John Pendleton", "James M. Pendleton", "Nathaniel Pendleton", "Pendleton Ward", "Pendleton Murrah", "Henry Pendleton", "Don Pendleton", "Freddie Pendleton", "Florence Pendleton", "Shaun Pendleton", "Joey Pendleton", "Edmund J. Pendleton", "Jack J. Pendleton", "Edmund W. Pendleton", "Ellen Fitz Pendleton", "Talbot Pendleton", "Sandie Pendleton", "Austin Pendleton", "Charles F. Pendleton", "Edmund H. Pendleton", "Pendleton Heights High School", "Pendleton Vandiver", "William Frederic Pendleton", "John O. Pendleton", "Steve Pendleton", "Karen Pendleton", "Jim Pendleton", "Moses Pendleton", "Louis Pendleton", "Joseph Henry Pendleton", "William N. Pendleton", "National Register of Historic Places listings in Pendleton County, Kentucky", "Pendleton Historic District (Pendleton, South Carolina)", "Alfred and Plantagenet", "Pendleton District, South Carolina", "Pendleton Bridge railway station"], "mention": "Pendleton", "left_context": "station on Ordsall Lane The service runs to Clifton via", "right_context": "and Swinton and to Manchester Shudehill Interchange Arriva service 70"}
+{"id": 1938, "text": "Ordsall Lane The service runs to Clifton via Pendleton and [START_ENT] Swinton [END_ENT] and to Manchester Shudehill Interchange Arriva service 70 also serve", "target": "Swinton, Greater Manchester", "candidates": ["Swinton Lions", "Swinton, Greater Manchester", "Swinton, South Yorkshire", "Swinton, Glasgow", "Clan Swinton", "Swinton (Manchester) railway station", "Swinton (South Yorkshire) railway station", "Swinton, Scottish Borders", "Swinton, Harrogate", "Tilda Swinton", "Ernest Dunlop Swinton", "John Swinton (1703\u201377)", "Station Road, Swinton", "John Swinton (journalist)", "Swinton, Ryedale", "Reggie Swinton", "Noeline Swinton", "Heidi S. Swinton", "John Swinton (British Army officer)", "Swinton O. Scott III", "Eliel Swinton", "George Swinton", "Nicholas Cunliffe-Lister, 3rd Earl of Swinton", "Municipal Borough of Swinton and Pendlebury", "Swinton Town railway station", "Swinton Insurance"], "mention": "Swinton", "left_context": "Ordsall Lane The service runs to Clifton via Pendleton and", "right_context": "and to Manchester Shudehill Interchange Arriva service 70 also serve"}
+{"id": 1939, "text": "runs to Clifton via Pendleton and Swinton and to Manchester [START_ENT] Shudehill Interchange [END_ENT] Arriva service 70 also serve the station on Sundays which", "target": "Shudehill Interchange", "candidates": ["Shudehill Interchange"], "mention": "Shudehill Interchange", "left_context": "runs to Clifton via Pendleton and Swinton and to Manchester", "right_context": "Arriva service 70 also serve the station on Sundays which"}
+{"id": 1940, "text": "which also runs to Manchester and to Clifton although via [START_ENT] Eccles [END_ENT] Arriva service 245 starts ends its journeys at Exchange Quay", "target": "Eccles, Greater Manchester", "candidates": ["Eccles, Greater Manchester", "Eccles, West Virginia", "Eccles, Kent", "Eccles railway station", "Eccles (UK Parliament constituency)", "Eccles (character)", "Eccles Interchange", "David Eccles, 1st Viscount Eccles", "John Eccles, 2nd Viscount Eccles", "Eccles, Scottish Borders", "Eccles cake", "Marriner Stoddard Eccles", "James Eccles", "Eccles, Nord", "John Eccles (neurophysiologist)", "John Eccles (composer)", "Andrew Eccles", "Tony Eccles", "Henry Eccles", "Spencer Eccles", "George Samuel Eccles", "Eccles, California", "Gary Eccles", "Barton-upon-Irwell", "Terry Eccles", "Charles Eccles", "William Eccles", "David Eccles (businessman)", "Percy Eccles", "Eccles rail crash (1941)", "Eccles Shorrock", "Henry E. Eccles", "Eccles College", "Donald Eccles", "Eccles James Gott", "Ross Eccles", "Clancy Eccles", "Brent Eccles", "Bob Eccles", "Eccles rail crash (1984)", "Solomon Eccles", "Peter Eccles", "George S. Eccles", "Jack Eccles", "Eccles on Sea", "Eccles by-election, 1890"], "mention": "Eccles", "left_context": "which also runs to Manchester and to Clifton although via", "right_context": "Arriva service 245 starts ends its journeys at Exchange Quay"}
+{"id": 1941, "text": "Exchange Quay and runs throughout the day Monday Saturdays to [START_ENT] Altrincham [END_ENT] via Trafford Centre Flixton Urmston Stretford and Sale The station", "target": "Altrincham", "candidates": ["Altrincham", "Altrincham F.C.", "Altrincham Interchange", "Altrincham (UK Parliament constituency)", "Altrincham (1st) railway station", "Moss Lane", "Altrincham by-election, 1913", "Altrincham (ward)", "Altrincham by-election, 1933", "Altrincham (rugby league)"], "mention": "Altrincham", "left_context": "Exchange Quay and runs throughout the day Monday Saturdays to", "right_context": "via Trafford Centre Flixton Urmston Stretford and Sale The station"}
+{"id": 1942, "text": "and runs throughout the day Monday Saturdays to Altrincham via [START_ENT] Trafford Centre [END_ENT] Flixton Urmston Stretford and Sale The station is also served", "target": "Trafford Centre", "candidates": ["Trafford Centre", "Trafford Centre Metrolink station"], "mention": "Trafford Centre", "left_context": "and runs throughout the day Monday Saturdays to Altrincham via", "right_context": "Flixton Urmston Stretford and Sale The station is also served"}
+{"id": 1943, "text": "throughout the day Monday Saturdays to Altrincham via Trafford Centre [START_ENT] Flixton [END_ENT] Urmston Stretford and Sale The station is also served by", "target": "Flixton, Greater Manchester", "candidates": ["Flixton, Greater Manchester", "Flixton F.C.", "Flixton railway station", "Flixton, The Saints", "Flixton, North Yorkshire", "RAF Bungay", "Flixton", "Flixton (ward)", "Flixton, Lothingland"], "mention": "Flixton", "left_context": "throughout the day Monday Saturdays to Altrincham via Trafford Centre", "right_context": "Urmston Stretford and Sale The station is also served by"}
+{"id": 1944, "text": "the day Monday Saturdays to Altrincham via Trafford Centre Flixton [START_ENT] Urmston [END_ENT] Stretford and Sale The station is also served by services", "target": "Urmston", "candidates": ["Urmston", "Urmston railway station", "Urmston Urban District", "Chad Urmston", "Urmston (ward)"], "mention": "Urmston", "left_context": "the day Monday Saturdays to Altrincham via Trafford Centre Flixton", "right_context": "Stretford and Sale The station is also served by services"}
+{"id": 1945, "text": "day Monday Saturdays to Altrincham via Trafford Centre Flixton Urmston [START_ENT] Stretford [END_ENT] and Sale The station is also served by services stopping", "target": "Stretford", "candidates": ["Stretford", "Stretford (UK Parliament constituency)", "Municipal Borough of Stretford", "Paul Stretford", "Stretford Metrolink station", "Stretford End", "Stretford (ward)", "Stretford, Herefordshire"], "mention": "Stretford", "left_context": "day Monday Saturdays to Altrincham via Trafford Centre Flixton Urmston", "right_context": "and Sale The station is also served by services stopping"}
+{"id": 1946, "text": "Saturdays to Altrincham via Trafford Centre Flixton Urmston Stretford and [START_ENT] Sale [END_ENT] The station is also served by services stopping on Trafford", "target": "Sale, Greater Manchester", "candidates": ["Sale, Victoria", "Sale, Greater Manchester", "Sale Sharks", "Sale, Piedmont", "City of Sale", "Chris Sale", "Contract of sale", "Sale Metrolink station", "Sale railway station, Victoria", "Sal\u00e9", "Municipal Borough of Sale", "Sale (Tanzanian ward)", "Kirkpatrick Sale", "George Sale", "Tommy Sale", "Tim Sale (artist)", "Freddy Sale", "Camus (musician)", "Richard Sale (director)", "Tony Sale", "Florentia Sale", "Sale Fell", "Richard Sale (journalist)", "Tim Sale (politician)", "Roger Sale", "David Sale", "Robert Sale", "Richard Sale (cricketer)", "The Sale", "Sale Ngahkwe", "Henry Sale", "Sale (Thrace)", "Dick Sale", "Charles %22Chic%22 Sale", "Mark Sale", "West Sale Airport", "Sale of Goods Act 1979", "Forest Sale", "Sale Island", "Roman Catholic Diocese of Sale", "Barry Town F.C.", "Sales", "Canadian Pacific Air Lines", "Starrett City, Brooklyn", "Bell Ranch (New Mexico)", "Rabat\u2013Sal\u00e9 Airport"], "mention": "Sale", "left_context": "Saturdays to Altrincham via Trafford Centre Flixton Urmston Stretford and", "right_context": "The station is also served by services stopping on Trafford"}
+{"id": 1947, "text": "station is also served by services stopping on Trafford Road [START_ENT] First Greater Manchester [END_ENT] service 53 which runs to Pendleton and to Cheetham Hill", "target": "First Greater Manchester", "candidates": ["First Greater Manchester"], "mention": "First Greater Manchester", "left_context": "station is also served by services stopping on Trafford Road", "right_context": "service 53 which runs to Pendleton and to Cheetham Hill"}
+{"id": 1948, "text": "Rusholme Gorton and Harpurhey while Arriva service 79 runs to [START_ENT] Swinton [END_ENT] via Ordsall and Pendleton and to Stretford via Old Trafford", "target": "Swinton, Greater Manchester", "candidates": ["Swinton Lions", "Swinton, Greater Manchester", "Swinton, South Yorkshire", "Swinton, Glasgow", "Clan Swinton", "Swinton (Manchester) railway station", "Swinton (South Yorkshire) railway station", "Swinton, Scottish Borders", "Swinton, Harrogate", "Tilda Swinton", "Ernest Dunlop Swinton", "John Swinton (1703\u201377)", "Station Road, Swinton", "John Swinton (journalist)", "Swinton, Ryedale", "Reggie Swinton", "Noeline Swinton", "Heidi S. Swinton", "John Swinton (British Army officer)", "Swinton O. Scott III", "Eliel Swinton", "George Swinton", "Nicholas Cunliffe-Lister, 3rd Earl of Swinton", "Municipal Borough of Swinton and Pendlebury", "Swinton Town railway station", "Swinton Insurance"], "mention": "Swinton", "left_context": "Rusholme Gorton and Harpurhey while Arriva service 79 runs to", "right_context": "via Ordsall and Pendleton and to Stretford via Old Trafford"}
+{"id": 1949, "text": "to Swinton via Ordsall and Pendleton and to Stretford via [START_ENT] Old Trafford [END_ENT] ", "target": "Old Trafford, Greater Manchester", "candidates": ["Old Trafford", "Old Trafford Cricket Ground", "Old Trafford, Greater Manchester", "Old Trafford Metrolink station", "Manchester United F.C.", "Trafford Bar Metrolink station", "Lancashire County Cricket Club"], "mention": "Old Trafford", "left_context": "to Swinton via Ordsall and Pendleton and to Stretford via", "right_context": ""}
+{"id": 1950, "text": "Nebraska Highway 11 is a highway in central and northern [START_ENT] Nebraska [END_ENT] Its southern terminus is at Interstate 80 south of Wood", "target": "Nebraska", "candidates": ["Nebraska", "Nebraska Cornhuskers football", "University of Nebraska\u2013Lincoln", "Nebraska (album)", "University of Nebraska system", "National Register of Historic Places listings in Nebraska", "Nebraska Cornhuskers", "Nebraska Territory", "Nebraska Cornhuskers men's basketball", "United States congressional delegations from Nebraska", "Nebraska Air National Guard", "Capital punishment in Nebraska", "Miss Nebraska USA", "Nebraska Township, Livingston County, Illinois", "Nebraska Cornhuskers women's volleyball", "Episcopal Diocese of Nebraska", "Nebraska (song)", "2007 Nebraska Cornhuskers football team", "Miss Nebraska", "Miss Nebraska Teen USA", "Nebraska Cornhuskers baseball", "Governor of Nebraska", "2008 Nebraska Cornhuskers football team", "2010 Nebraska Cornhuskers football team", "2009 Nebraska Cornhuskers football team", "Nebraska National Forest", "Nebraska State Capitol", "Nebraska, Indiana", "2001 Nebraska Cornhuskers football team", "Nebraska District (LCMS)", "2006 Nebraska Cornhuskers football team", "1996 Nebraska Cornhuskers football team", "USS Nebraska (BB-14)", "2003 Nebraska Cornhuskers football team", "1983 Nebraska Cornhuskers football team", "1990 Nebraska Cornhuskers football team", "1994 Nebraska Cornhuskers football team", "1997 Nebraska Cornhuskers football team", "2000 Nebraska Cornhuskers football team", "2005 Nebraska Cornhuskers football team", "1995 Nebraska Cornhuskers football team", "USS Nebraska (SSBN-739)", "1999 Nebraska Cornhuskers football team", "1970 Nebraska Cornhuskers football team", "1998 Nebraska Cornhuskers football team", "1940 Nebraska Cornhuskers football team", "1991 Nebraska Cornhuskers football team", "1935 Nebraska Cornhuskers football team", "Nebraska Furniture Mart", "2002 Nebraska Cornhuskers football team", "1953 Nebraska Cornhuskers football team", "Nebraska Cornhuskers women's gymnastics", "Knox County, Nebraska", "Sargent Township, Custer County, Nebraska", "Pierce County, Nebraska", "1965 Nebraska Cornhuskers football team", "U.S. Route 34 in Nebraska", "1924 Nebraska Cornhuskers football team", "1936 Nebraska Cornhuskers football team", "1894 Nebraska Bugeaters football team", "Tecumseh, Nebraska", "1910 Nebraska Cornhuskers football team", "1933 Nebraska Cornhuskers football team", "Mike Johanns", "1976 Nebraska Cornhuskers football team", "United States", "1958 Nebraska Cornhuskers football team", "Outline of Nebraska", "1952 Nebraska Cornhuskers football team", "1957 Nebraska Cornhuskers football team", "Nebraska gubernatorial election, 2006", "1955 Nebraska Cornhuskers football team", "1962 Nebraska Cornhuskers football team", "1977 Nebraska Cornhuskers football team", "1974 Nebraska Cornhuskers football team", "Nebraska Amish", "1971 Nebraska Cornhuskers football team", "1969 Nebraska Cornhuskers football team", "1978 Nebraska Cornhuskers football team", "1927 Nebraska Cornhuskers football team", "1950 Nebraska Cornhuskers football team", "1937 Nebraska Cornhuskers football team", "1987 Nebraska Cornhuskers football team", "1946 Nebraska Cornhuskers football team", "1907 Nebraska Cornhuskers football team", "1914 Nebraska Cornhuskers football team", "1915 Nebraska Cornhuskers football team", "Nebraska, North Carolina", "1919 Nebraska Cornhuskers football team", "1981 Nebraska Cornhuskers football team", "1938 Nebraska Cornhuskers football team", "1921 Nebraska Cornhuskers football team", "1893 Nebraska Bugeaters football team", "1911 Nebraska Cornhuskers football team", "1944 Nebraska Cornhuskers football team", "1912 Nebraska Cornhuskers football team", "1960 Nebraska Cornhuskers football team", "1898 Nebraska Bugeaters football team", "Nebraska locations by per capita income", "1895 Nebraska Bugeaters football team"], "mention": "Nebraska", "left_context": "Nebraska Highway 11 is a highway in central and northern", "right_context": "Its southern terminus is at Interstate 80 south of Wood"}
+{"id": 1951, "text": "in central and northern Nebraska Its southern terminus is at [START_ENT] Interstate 80 [END_ENT] south of Wood River Its northern terminus is at the", "target": "Interstate 80", "candidates": ["Interstate 80", "Interstate 80 in California", "Interstate 80 in New Jersey", "Interstate 80 in Nevada", "Interstate 80 in Pennsylvania", "Interstate 80 in Utah", "Interstate 80 in Nebraska", "Interstate 80 in Iowa", "Interstate 80 in Illinois", "Interstate 80 in Indiana", "Interstate 80 in Ohio", "Council Bluffs, Iowa", "Ohio Turnpike"], "mention": "Interstate 80", "left_context": "in central and northern Nebraska Its southern terminus is at", "right_context": "south of Wood River Its northern terminus is at the"}
+{"id": 1952, "text": "Nebraska Its southern terminus is at Interstate 80 south of [START_ENT] Wood River [END_ENT] Its northern terminus is at the South Dakota border north", "target": "Wood River, Nebraska", "candidates": ["Wood River, Illinois", "Wood River Township, Madison County, Illinois", "Wood River (Pawcatuck River)", "Wood River, Wisconsin", "Wood River (electoral district)", "Wood River, Nebraska", "Wood River Township, Custer County, Nebraska", "Wood River (Illinois)", "Wood River (Oregon)", "Wood River (British Columbia)", "Wood River High School (Idaho)", "Wood River No. 74, Saskatchewan", "Wood River (Wisconsin)", "Big Wood River", "Wood River Valley", "Wood River Refinery", "Little Wood River", "Wood Creek No. 281, Saskatchewan"], "mention": "Wood River", "left_context": "Nebraska Its southern terminus is at Interstate 80 south of", "right_context": "Its northern terminus is at the South Dakota border north"}
+{"id": 1953, "text": "south of Wood River Its northern terminus is at the [START_ENT] South Dakota [END_ENT] border north of Butte The highway goes through the eastern", "target": "South Dakota", "candidates": ["South Dakota", "Miss South Dakota USA", "University of South Dakota", "South Dakota-class battleship (1939)", "USS South Dakota (BB-57)", "South Dakota Coyotes", "Miss South Dakota Teen USA", "Vehicle registration plates of South Dakota", "South Dakota Lottery", "Governor of South Dakota", "Miss South Dakota", "South Dakota-class battleship (1920)", "South Dakota District (LCMS)", "USS South Dakota (ACR-9)", "South Dakota Coyotes men's basketball", "South Dakota gubernatorial election, 2006", "Outline of South Dakota", "South Dakota locations by per capita income", "South Dakota Public Broadcasting", "Custer County, South Dakota", "Todd County, South Dakota", "John Thune", "South Dakota's at-large congressional district", "Tim Johnson (U.S. Senator)", "National Register of Historic Places listings in South Dakota", "United States congressional delegations from South Dakota", "South Dakota Air National Guard", "United States Senate election in South Dakota, 2010", "South Dakota Democratic Party", "South Dakota Republican Party", "LGBT rights in South Dakota", "Episcopal Diocese of South Dakota", "United States District Court for the District of South Dakota", "South Dakota Highway Patrol", "United States House of Representatives election in South Dakota, 2012", "South Dakota Department of Corrections", "South Dakota Legislature", "United States House of Representatives election in South Dakota, 2006", "United States House of Representatives election in South Dakota, 2010", "United States House of Representatives election in South Dakota, 2008", "South Dakota National Guard", "Capital punishment in South Dakota", "United States Senate election in South Dakota, 2008", "United States House of Representatives election in South Dakota, 2002", "South Dakota Supreme Court", "South Dakota Governor's Residence", "Libertarian Party of South Dakota", "South Dakota Amendment C", "Area code 605", "South Dakota gubernatorial election, 2010", "History of South Dakota", "Seal of South Dakota", "United States House of Representatives election in South Dakota, 2004", "United States Senate election in South Dakota, 1998", "Government of South Dakota", "South Dakota elections, 2010", "Flag of South Dakota", "United States Senate election in South Dakota, 2002", "United States presidential election in South Dakota, 2000", "South Dakota Democratic primary, 2008", "Scouting in South Dakota", "South Dakota gubernatorial election, 2002", "Harney Peak", "Crime in South Dakota", "South Dakota Republican primary, 2008", "South Dakota wine", "United States Senate election in South Dakota, 2004", "United States Senate election in South Dakota, 1992", "South Dakota Department of Transportation", "South Dakota Special Tax Division", "United States presidential election in South Dakota, 2004", "South Dakota State Capitol", "Constitution Party of South Dakota", "United States Senate election in South Dakota, 1996", "Geography of South Dakota", "Deadwood, South Dakota", "Political party strength in South Dakota", "United States Senate election in South Dakota, 1986", "Aberdeen, South Dakota", "United States presidential election in South Dakota, 2008", "South Dakota v. Dole", "2011 South Dakota Coyotes football team", "Dewey County, South Dakota", "Pierre, South Dakota", "Columbus Day", "109th United States Congress", "Demographics of South Dakota", "Paleontology in South Dakota", "Douglas County, South Dakota", "Sioux Falls, South Dakota", "Transportation in South Dakota", "2009 flu pandemic in the United States by state", "Wounded Knee, South Dakota", "South Dakota Coyotes football", "Tyndall, South Dakota", "United States presidential election in South Dakota, 2012", "Dakota Territory", "2012 South Dakota Coyotes football team", "State Bar of South Dakota"], "mention": "South Dakota", "left_context": "south of Wood River Its northern terminus is at the", "right_context": "border north of Butte The highway goes through the eastern"}
+{"id": 1954, "text": "northern terminus is at the South Dakota border north of [START_ENT] Butte [END_ENT] The highway goes through the eastern portion of the Nebraska", "target": "Butte, Nebraska", "candidates": ["Butte, Montana", "Butte County, California", "Butte", "Butte County, Idaho", "Butte, Alaska", "Butte, Nebraska", "Butte, North Dakota", "George C. Butte", "Butte Township, Boyd County, Nebraska", "Butte (Besan\u00e7on)", "Butte Creek (Oregon)", "Butte, America", "Bert Mooney Airport", "Butte County, South Dakota", "National Register of Historic Places listings in Butte County, Idaho", "USS Butte (APA-68)", "Butte College", "USS Butte (AE-27)", "National Register of Historic Places listings in Butte County, California", "Butte City, California"], "mention": "Butte", "left_context": "northern terminus is at the South Dakota border north of", "right_context": "The highway goes through the eastern portion of the Nebraska"}
+{"id": 1955, "text": "of the Nebraska Highway 11 begins at Exit 300 of [START_ENT] Interstate 80 [END_ENT] which is also the exit for NE Spur 40D It", "target": "Interstate 80", "candidates": ["Interstate 80", "Interstate 80 in California", "Interstate 80 in New Jersey", "Interstate 80 in Nevada", "Interstate 80 in Pennsylvania", "Interstate 80 in Utah", "Interstate 80 in Nebraska", "Interstate 80 in Iowa", "Interstate 80 in Illinois", "Interstate 80 in Indiana", "Interstate 80 in Ohio", "Council Bluffs, Iowa", "Ohio Turnpike"], "mention": "Interstate 80", "left_context": "of the Nebraska Highway 11 begins at Exit 300 of", "right_context": "which is also the exit for NE Spur 40D It"}
+{"id": 1956, "text": "for NE Spur 40D It goes north through farmland into [START_ENT] Wood River [END_ENT] where it meets It continues north through Cairo then meets", "target": "Wood River, Nebraska", "candidates": ["Wood River, Illinois", "Wood River Township, Madison County, Illinois", "Wood River (Pawcatuck River)", "Wood River, Wisconsin", "Wood River (electoral district)", "Wood River, Nebraska", "Wood River Township, Custer County, Nebraska", "Wood River (Illinois)", "Wood River (Oregon)", "Wood River (British Columbia)", "Wood River High School (Idaho)", "Wood River No. 74, Saskatchewan", "Wood River (Wisconsin)", "Big Wood River", "Wood River Valley", "Wood River Refinery", "Little Wood River", "Wood Creek No. 281, Saskatchewan"], "mention": "Wood River", "left_context": "for NE Spur 40D It goes north through farmland into", "right_context": "where it meets It continues north through Cairo then meets"}
+{"id": 1957, "text": "into Wood River where it meets It continues north through [START_ENT] Cairo [END_ENT] then meets Nebraska Highway 58 The two highways are paired", "target": "Cairo, Nebraska", "candidates": ["Cairo", "Cairo (graphics)", "Cairo (operating system)", "Cairo, Illinois", "Cairo (film)", "Cairo University", "Cairo, Georgia", "Cairo, New York", "Cairo, Stark County, Ohio", "Cairo, West Virginia", "Cairo, Ohio", "Cairo International Film Festival", "Cairo Conference", "Cairo (CDP), New York", "Cairo International Airport", "Cairo, Nebraska", "HMS Cairo (D87)", "USS Cairo", "Cairo, Missouri", "Dreamland Egypt Classic", "Cairo, Oregon", "Cairo (comics)", "Cairo Open", "Cairo (band)", "1991 All-Africa Games", "Academy of the Arabic Language in Cairo", "Egyptian Museum", "Ellery Cairo", "Cairo Montenotte", "Urbano Cairo", "Cairo Egyptians", "Cairo Roberto da Lima", "Miguel Cairo", "Palm Hills International Tennis Challenger", "Tommy Cairo", "Statue of Ramesses II", "Cairo International Stadium", "1970 Arab League summit", "Cairo Gang", "Islamic Cairo", "1964 Arab League summit (Cairo)", "Francesco Cairo", "1976 Arab League summit (Cairo)", "Cairo Governorate", "2010 Palm Hills International Tennis Challenger", "Cairo Precinct, Alexander County, Illinois", "Cairo Township, Renville County, Minnesota", "1999 Dreamland Egypt Classic", "Egyptian Revolution of 2011", "1977 Cairo Open", "The Cairo", "1978 Cairo Open", "Old Cairo", "Transport in Cairo", "Chaldean Catholic Eparchy of Cairo", "S'eho Erotefthi", "1975 Cairo Open", "Cairo pentagonal tiling", "Cairo Geniza", "Egypt", "Giza Necropolis", "Coptic Cairo", "Zabbaleen", "Cairo Declaration", "A New Beginning", "HMT Royal Edward", "Greater Cairo", "World's largest cities", "Arabic Network for Human Rights Information", "Cairo Conference (1921)", "Cairo League", "Fonts on Macintosh", "Cape to Cairo Road", "Cairo, Sumner County, Tennessee", "1945 Anti-Jewish Riots in Egypt", "Capture of Cairo", "Cairo Metro"], "mention": "Cairo", "left_context": "into Wood River where it meets It continues north through", "right_context": "then meets Nebraska Highway 58 The two highways are paired"}
+{"id": 1958, "text": "where it meets It continues north through Cairo then meets [START_ENT] Nebraska Highway 58 [END_ENT] The two highways are paired together and go northeast to", "target": "Nebraska Highway 58", "candidates": ["Nebraska Highway 58"], "mention": "Nebraska Highway 58", "left_context": "where it meets It continues north through Cairo then meets", "right_context": "The two highways are paired together and go northeast to"}
+{"id": 1959, "text": "The two highways are paired together and go northeast to [START_ENT] Dannebrog [END_ENT] where they separate It proceeds north to Elba then turns", "target": "Dannebrog, Nebraska", "candidates": ["Flag of Denmark", "Dannebrog, Nebraska", "HDMY Dannebrog (A540)", "Order of the Dannebrog", "Danish ironclad Dannebrog", "Dannebrog Islands"], "mention": "Dannebrog", "left_context": "The two highways are paired together and go northeast to", "right_context": "where they separate It proceeds north to Elba then turns"}
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+{"id": 1961, "text": "then turns northwest on an alignment that parallels the North [START_ENT] Loup River [END_ENT] It passes through Ord and Burwell then turns north after", "target": "Loup River", "candidates": ["Loup River", "Loup (river)"], "mention": "Loup River", "left_context": "then turns northwest on an alignment that parallels the North", "right_context": "It passes through Ord and Burwell then turns north after"}
+{"id": 1962, "text": "alignment that parallels the North Loup River It passes through [START_ENT] Ord [END_ENT] and Burwell then turns north after passing Nebraska Highway 91", "target": "Ord, Nebraska", "candidates": ["George Ord", "Ord, Nebraska", "Ord (comics)", "Ord Township, Antelope County, Nebraska", "Ord Township, Valley County, Nebraska", "Harry Ord", "Ord River", "Boris Ord", "Edward Ord", "Ord, Northumberland", "Dragon Tales", "Maren Ord", "Tommy Ord", "William Ord", "William Miller Ord", "Richard Ord", "William Ord of Fenham", "Graham Ord", "Iron Kingdoms", "James Basevi Ord", "Jules Garesche Ord", "Mandy Ord", "Ordovician", "Order (biology)", "Ord Bridge", "Ordinal number", "Hoax", "Category of preordered sets"], "mention": "Ord", "left_context": "alignment that parallels the North Loup River It passes through", "right_context": "and Burwell then turns north after passing Nebraska Highway 91"}
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+{"id": 1964, "text": "passes through Ord and Burwell then turns north after passing [START_ENT] Nebraska Highway 91 [END_ENT] It continues north into areas of prairie and meets in", "target": "Nebraska Highway 91", "candidates": ["Nebraska Highway 91"], "mention": "Nebraska Highway 91", "left_context": "passes through Ord and Burwell then turns north after passing", "right_context": "It continues north into areas of prairie and meets in"}
+{"id": 1965, "text": "It continues north into areas of prairie and meets in [START_ENT] Atkinson [END_ENT] It goes north into farmland some more briefly goes east", "target": "Atkinson, Nebraska", "candidates": ["Atkinson, New Hampshire", "Atkinson County, Georgia", "Atkinson cycle", "Ron Atkinson", "Atkinson, Illinois", "Richard C. Atkinson", "Atkinson Township, Henry County, Illinois", "Norman Atkinson", "Atkinson, Nebraska", "William Yates Atkinson", "Atkinson, North Carolina", "Harry Atkinson", "Atkinson Township, Holt County, Nebraska", "Atkinson, Minnesota", "Atkinson, Maine", "Anthony Barnes Atkinson", "Pat Atkinson", "Atkinson, Indiana", "Rob Atkinson", "Cheddi Jagan International Airport", "Atkinson Township, Carlton County, Minnesota", "Chris Atkinson (footballer)", "William Stephen Atkinson", "Chris Atkinson", "J. Nort Atkinson", "Jim Atkinson", "George W. Atkinson", "Will Atkinson", "Robert d'Escourt Atkinson", "Mark Atkinson (footballer)", "Rowan Atkinson", "Martin Atkinson", "Seddon Atkinson", "William Walker Atkinson", "Richard J. C. Atkinson", "Atkinson (surname)", "Dalian Atkinson", "David W. Atkinson", "Edward L. Atkinson", "Michael Atkinson", "Bob Atkinson", "Atkinson Academy", "Michael Atkinson (musician)", "Rod Atkinson", "Eugene Atkinson", "Frederick Atkinson", "Jonathan Atkinson", "Bill Atkinson", "La'Tangela Atkinson", "Harry E. Atkinson", "Frank Atkinson", "Barbara Atkinson", "Rodney Atkinson", "Rupert Atkinson (aviator)", "Henry Atkinson (soldier)", "Vanessa Atkinson", "Reg Atkinson", "Whitcliff Atkinson", "June Atkinson", "Arthur K. Atkinson", "Thomas Atkinson (architect)", "Lawrence Atkinson", "Ken Atkinson", "Alex Atkinson", "Neville Atkinson", "Ted Atkinson", "Fred Atkinson (footballer)", "William Atkinson (teacher)", "James Atkinson (JP)", "Nick Atkinson", "Jayne Atkinson", "Richard Merrill Atkinson", "Ti-Grace Atkinson", "Archibald Atkinson", "Rebecca Atkinson", "Arthur Samuel Atkinson", "William Albert Atkinson", "Peter Atkinson (priest)", "Walter Atkinson", "Jerry Atkinson", "Diane Atkinson", "Jason Atkinson", "Gemma Atkinson", "Beverly Hope Atkinson", "Hugh Atkinson (librarian)", "Bruce Atkinson (poker player)", "Edward Atkinson (activist)", "Graeme Atkinson", "Thomas Atkinson (bishop)", "Eleanor Stackhouse Atkinson", "Brodie Atkinson", "Kathleen Atkinson", "Fred Atkinson", "James Henry Atkinson", "Leonard A. Atkinson", "Louisa Atkinson", "John Atkinson (rugby league)", "John Augustus Atkinson", "James Atkinson (Persian scholar)", "Trent Atkinson"], "mention": "Atkinson", "left_context": "It continues north into areas of prairie and meets in", "right_context": "It goes north into farmland some more briefly goes east"}
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+{"id": 1970, "text": "Gmina Jaraczewo is a rural [START_ENT] gmina [END_ENT] administrative district in Jarocin County Greater Poland Voivodeship in west", "target": "Gmina", "candidates": ["Gmina Murowana Go\u015blina", "Gmina", "Gmina Markusz\u00f3w"], "mention": "gmina", "left_context": "Gmina Jaraczewo is a rural", "right_context": "administrative district in Jarocin County Greater Poland Voivodeship in west"}
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+{"id": 1975, "text": "is the village of Jaraczewo which lies approximately west of [START_ENT] Jarocin [END_ENT] and south east of the regional capital Pozna The gmina", "target": "Jarocin", "candidates": ["Jarocin", "Jarocin County", "Jarocin, Warmian-Masurian Voivodeship", "Jarocin, Masovian Voivodeship", "Gmina Jarocin, Greater Poland Voivodeship", "Jarocin, Podkarpackie Voivodeship", "Gmina Jarocin, Podkarpackie Voivodeship", "Jarocin Festival"], "mention": "Jarocin", "left_context": "is the village of Jaraczewo which lies approximately west of", "right_context": "and south east of the regional capital Pozna The gmina"}
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+{"id": 1978, "text": "281 Gmina Jaraczewo contains the villages and settlements of Bielejewo [START_ENT] Brzost\u00f3w [END_ENT] Cerekwica Gola G ra Jaraczewo obez obzowiec ow cice ukaszewo", "target": "Brzost\u00f3w", "candidates": ["Brzost\u00f3w"], "mention": "Brzost\u00f3w", "left_context": "281 Gmina Jaraczewo contains the villages and settlements of Bielejewo", "right_context": "Cerekwica Gola G ra Jaraczewo obez obzowiec ow cice ukaszewo"}
+{"id": 1979, "text": "Jaraczewo contains the villages and settlements of Bielejewo Brzost w [START_ENT] Cerekwica [END_ENT] Gola G ra Jaraczewo obez obzowiec ow cice ukaszewo Nied", "target": "Cerekwica, Jarocin County", "candidates": ["Cerekwica, Kuyavian-Pomeranian Voivodeship", "Cerekwica, Lower Silesian Voivodeship", "Cerekwica, Jarocin County", "Cerekwica, Pozna\u0144 County", "Cerekwica"], "mention": "Cerekwica", "left_context": "Jaraczewo contains the villages and settlements of Bielejewo Brzost w", "right_context": "Gola G ra Jaraczewo obez obzowiec ow cice ukaszewo Nied"}
+{"id": 1980, "text": "contains the villages and settlements of Bielejewo Brzost w Cerekwica [START_ENT] Gola [END_ENT] G ra Jaraczewo obez obzowiec ow cice ukaszewo Nied wiady", "target": "Gola, Jarocin County", "candidates": ["Gola people", "Tom Gola", "Gola Island", "Gola (manufacturer)", "Gola, Koprivnica-Kri\u017eevci County", "Gola, Lubin County", "Gola, Gosty\u0144 County", "Gola, Nepal", "Gola, Gmina S\u0142awa", "Gola, Grodzisk Wielkopolski County", "Gola, Trzebnica County", "Gola, Jarocin County", "Gola, Krosno Odrza\u0144skie County", "Gola, \u0141\u00f3d\u017a Voivodeship", "Gola, Olesno County", "Gola, Namys\u0142\u00f3w County", "Gola, Gmina Szlichtyngowa", "Gola, K\u0119pno County", "Gola tribe", "South Asia", "Snow cone", "Gola language", "Gola River", "Gola Gokarannath"], "mention": "Gola", "left_context": "contains the villages and settlements of Bielejewo Brzost w Cerekwica", "right_context": "G ra Jaraczewo obez obzowiec ow cice ukaszewo Nied wiady"}
+{"id": 1981, "text": "the villages and settlements of Bielejewo Brzost w Cerekwica Gola [START_ENT] G\u00f3ra [END_ENT] Jaraczewo obez obzowiec ow cice ukaszewo Nied wiady Nosk w", "target": "G\u00f3ra, Jarocin County", "candidates": ["G\u00f3ra", "G\u00f3ra, Mogilno County", "G\u00f3ra, K\u0119trzyn County", "G\u00f3ra, Sieradz County", "G\u00f3ra, Inowroc\u0142aw County", "G\u00f3ra, P\u0142ock County", "G\u00f3ra, Wejherowo County", "G\u00f3ra, Pisz County", "G\u00f3ra, Ko\u015bcierzyna County", "G\u00f3ra, \u015arem County", "Wilhelm G\u00f3ra", "G\u00f3ra County", "G\u00f3ra, Gmina Pobiedziska", "G\u00f3ra, Suwa\u0142ki County", "G\u00f3ra, Brzeziny County", "G\u00f3ra, Opole Voivodeship", "G\u00f3ra, Mi\u0119dzych\u00f3d County", "G\u00f3ra, Jarocin County", "G\u00f3ra, Stasz\u00f3w County", "G\u00f3ra, Gmina Tarnowo Podg\u00f3rne", "G\u00f3ra, Lublin Voivodeship", "G\u00f3ra, Mo\u0144ki County", "G\u00f3ra, Busko County", "Gmina G\u00f3ra", "Tadeusz G\u00f3ra", "G\u00f3ra, Legionowo County", "G\u00f3ra, Silesian Voivodeship", "G\u00f3ra Kalwaria"], "mention": "G\u00f3ra", "left_context": "the villages and settlements of Bielejewo Brzost w Cerekwica Gola", "right_context": "Jaraczewo obez obzowiec ow cice ukaszewo Nied wiady Nosk w"}
+{"id": 1982, "text": "and settlements of Bielejewo Brzost w Cerekwica Gola G ra [START_ENT] Jaraczewo [END_ENT] obez obzowiec ow cice ukaszewo Nied wiady Nosk w Nowa", "target": "Jaraczewo, Jarocin County", "candidates": ["Jaraczewo, Jarocin County", "Gmina Jaraczewo", "Jaraczewo, Pi\u0142a County"], "mention": "Jaraczewo", "left_context": "and settlements of Bielejewo Brzost w Cerekwica Gola G ra", "right_context": "obez obzowiec ow cice ukaszewo Nied wiady Nosk w Nowa"}
+{"id": 1983, "text": "settlements of Bielejewo Brzost w Cerekwica Gola G ra Jaraczewo [START_ENT] \u0141obez [END_ENT] obzowiec ow cice ukaszewo Nied wiady Nosk w Nowa Cerekwica", "target": "\u0141obez, Greater Poland Voivodeship", "candidates": ["\u0141obez", "\u0141obez County", "\u0141obez, Greater Poland Voivodeship", "Gmina \u0141obez"], "mention": "\u0141obez", "left_context": "settlements of Bielejewo Brzost w Cerekwica Gola G ra Jaraczewo", "right_context": "obzowiec ow cice ukaszewo Nied wiady Nosk w Nowa Cerekwica"}
+{"id": 1984, "text": "of Bielejewo Brzost w Cerekwica Gola G ra Jaraczewo obez [START_ENT] \u0141obzowiec [END_ENT] ow cice ukaszewo Nied wiady Nosk w Nowa Cerekwica Panienka", "target": "\u0141obzowiec", "candidates": ["\u0141obzowiec"], "mention": "\u0141obzowiec", "left_context": "of Bielejewo Brzost w Cerekwica Gola G ra Jaraczewo obez", "right_context": "ow cice ukaszewo Nied wiady Nosk w Nowa Cerekwica Panienka"}
+{"id": 1985, "text": "Bielejewo Brzost w Cerekwica Gola G ra Jaraczewo obez obzowiec [START_ENT] \u0141ow\u0119cice [END_ENT] ukaszewo Nied wiady Nosk w Nowa Cerekwica Panienka Parz czew", "target": "\u0141ow\u0119cice, Greater Poland Voivodeship", "candidates": ["\u0141ow\u0119cice, Lower Silesian Voivodeship", "\u0141ow\u0119cice, Greater Poland Voivodeship"], "mention": "\u0141ow\u0119cice", "left_context": "Bielejewo Brzost w Cerekwica Gola G ra Jaraczewo obez obzowiec", "right_context": "ukaszewo Nied wiady Nosk w Nowa Cerekwica Panienka Parz czew"}
+{"id": 1986, "text": "w Cerekwica Gola G ra Jaraczewo obez obzowiec ow cice [START_ENT] \u0141ukaszewo [END_ENT] Nied wiady Nosk w Nowa Cerekwica Panienka Parz czew Por", "target": "\u0141ukaszewo, Greater Poland Voivodeship", "candidates": ["\u0141ukaszewo, Golub-Dobrzy\u0144 County", "\u0141ukaszewo, Inowroc\u0142aw County", "\u0141ukaszewo, Greater Poland Voivodeship"], "mention": "\u0141ukaszewo", "left_context": "w Cerekwica Gola G ra Jaraczewo obez obzowiec ow cice", "right_context": "Nied wiady Nosk w Nowa Cerekwica Panienka Parz czew Por"}
+{"id": 1987, "text": "Cerekwica Gola G ra Jaraczewo obez obzowiec ow cice ukaszewo [START_ENT] Nied\u017awiady [END_ENT] Nosk w Nowa Cerekwica Panienka Parz czew Por ba Rusko", "target": "Nied\u017awiady, Jarocin County", "candidates": ["Nied\u017awiady, West Pomeranian Voivodeship", "Nied\u017awiady, Konin County", "Nied\u017awiady, Nak\u0142o County", "Nied\u017awiady, \u017bnin County", "Nied\u017awiady, Warmian-Masurian Voivodeship", "Nied\u017awiady, Kalisz County", "Nied\u017awiady, Lubusz Voivodeship", "Nied\u017awiady, Pomeranian Voivodeship", "Nied\u017awiady, Turek County", "Nied\u017awiady, Jarocin County"], "mention": "Nied\u017awiady", "left_context": "Cerekwica Gola G ra Jaraczewo obez obzowiec ow cice ukaszewo", "right_context": "Nosk w Nowa Cerekwica Panienka Parz czew Por ba Rusko"}
+{"id": 1988, "text": "G ra Jaraczewo obez obzowiec ow cice ukaszewo Nied wiady [START_ENT] Nosk\u00f3w [END_ENT] Nowa Cerekwica Panienka Parz czew Por ba Rusko Strzy ewko", "target": "Nosk\u00f3w, Greater Poland Voivodeship", "candidates": ["Nosk\u00f3w, Greater Poland Voivodeship"], "mention": "Nosk\u00f3w", "left_context": "G ra Jaraczewo obez obzowiec ow cice ukaszewo Nied wiady", "right_context": "Nowa Cerekwica Panienka Parz czew Por ba Rusko Strzy ewko"}
+{"id": 1989, "text": "Jaraczewo obez obzowiec ow cice ukaszewo Nied wiady Nosk w [START_ENT] Nowa Cerekwica [END_ENT] Panienka Parz czew Por ba Rusko Strzy ewko Suchorzewko Wojciechowo", "target": "Nowa Cerekwica", "candidates": ["Nowa Cerekwica"], "mention": "Nowa Cerekwica", "left_context": "Jaraczewo obez obzowiec ow cice ukaszewo Nied wiady Nosk w", "right_context": "Panienka Parz czew Por ba Rusko Strzy ewko Suchorzewko Wojciechowo"}
+{"id": 1990, "text": "obzowiec ow cice ukaszewo Nied wiady Nosk w Nowa Cerekwica [START_ENT] Panienka [END_ENT] Parz czew Por ba Rusko Strzy ewko Suchorzewko Wojciechowo and", "target": "Panienka", "candidates": ["Panienka"], "mention": "Panienka", "left_context": "obzowiec ow cice ukaszewo Nied wiady Nosk w Nowa Cerekwica", "right_context": "Parz czew Por ba Rusko Strzy ewko Suchorzewko Wojciechowo and"}
+{"id": 1991, "text": "ow cice ukaszewo Nied wiady Nosk w Nowa Cerekwica Panienka [START_ENT] Parz\u0119czew [END_ENT] Por ba Rusko Strzy ewko Suchorzewko Wojciechowo and Zalesie Gmina", "target": "Parz\u0119czew, Greater Poland Voivodeship", "candidates": ["Parz\u0119czew, \u0141\u00f3d\u017a Voivodeship", "Gmina Parz\u0119czew", "Parz\u0119czew, Greater Poland Voivodeship"], "mention": "Parz\u0119czew", "left_context": "ow cice ukaszewo Nied wiady Nosk w Nowa Cerekwica Panienka", "right_context": "Por ba Rusko Strzy ewko Suchorzewko Wojciechowo and Zalesie Gmina"}
+{"id": 1992, "text": "ukaszewo Nied wiady Nosk w Nowa Cerekwica Panienka Parz czew [START_ENT] Por\u0119ba [END_ENT] Rusko Strzy ewko Suchorzewko Wojciechowo and Zalesie Gmina Jaraczewo is", "target": "Por\u0119ba, Greater Poland Voivodeship", "candidates": ["Por\u0119ba", "Por\u0119ba, Lower Silesian Voivodeship", "Por\u0119ba, \u0141\u00f3d\u017a Voivodeship", "Por\u0119ba, Masovian Voivodeship", "Por\u0119ba, Pomeranian Voivodeship", "Por\u0119ba, \u015awi\u0119tokrzyskie Voivodeship", "Por\u0119ba, Lubusz Voivodeship", "Por\u0119ba, Greater Poland Voivodeship", "Por\u0119ba, Pszczyna County", "Por\u0119ba, Lesser Poland Voivodeship", "Por\u0119ba, Gmina Le\u015bnica"], "mention": "Por\u0119ba", "left_context": "ukaszewo Nied wiady Nosk w Nowa Cerekwica Panienka Parz czew", "right_context": "Rusko Strzy ewko Suchorzewko Wojciechowo and Zalesie Gmina Jaraczewo is"}
+{"id": 1993, "text": "wiady Nosk w Nowa Cerekwica Panienka Parz czew Por ba [START_ENT] Rusko [END_ENT] Strzy ewko Suchorzewko Wojciechowo and Zalesie Gmina Jaraczewo is bordered", "target": "Rusko, Greater Poland Voivodeship", "candidates": ["Rusko (musician)", "Rusko", "Rusko, West Pomeranian Voivodeship", "Rusko, \u015awidnica County", "Rusko, Greater Poland Voivodeship", "Rusko, \u015aroda \u015al\u0105ska County", "Pavol Rusko", "Russia"], "mention": "Rusko", "left_context": "wiady Nosk w Nowa Cerekwica Panienka Parz czew Por ba", "right_context": "Strzy ewko Suchorzewko Wojciechowo and Zalesie Gmina Jaraczewo is bordered"}
+{"id": 1994, "text": "Nosk w Nowa Cerekwica Panienka Parz czew Por ba Rusko [START_ENT] Strzy\u017cewko [END_ENT] Suchorzewko Wojciechowo and Zalesie Gmina Jaraczewo is bordered by the", "target": "Strzy\u017cewko", "candidates": ["Strzy\u017cewko"], "mention": "Strzy\u017cewko", "left_context": "Nosk w Nowa Cerekwica Panienka Parz czew Por ba Rusko", "right_context": "Suchorzewko Wojciechowo and Zalesie Gmina Jaraczewo is bordered by the"}
+{"id": 1995, "text": "Nowa Cerekwica Panienka Parz czew Por ba Rusko Strzy ewko [START_ENT] Suchorzewko [END_ENT] Wojciechowo and Zalesie Gmina Jaraczewo is bordered by the gminas", "target": "Suchorzewko", "candidates": ["Suchorzewko"], "mention": "Suchorzewko", "left_context": "Nowa Cerekwica Panienka Parz czew Por ba Rusko Strzy ewko", "right_context": "Wojciechowo and Zalesie Gmina Jaraczewo is bordered by the gminas"}
+{"id": 1996, "text": "Cerekwica Panienka Parz czew Por ba Rusko Strzy ewko Suchorzewko [START_ENT] Wojciechowo [END_ENT] and Zalesie Gmina Jaraczewo is bordered by the gminas of", "target": "Wojciechowo, Jarocin County", "candidates": ["Wojciechowo, Gmina Wierzbinek", "Wojciechowo, Ko\u0142o County", "Wojciechowo, Masovian Voivodeship", "Wojciechowo, Pomeranian Voivodeship", "Wojciechowo, Oborniki County", "Wojciechowo, Wolsztyn County", "Wojciechowo, Warmian-Masurian Voivodeship", "Wojciechowo, Gmina Rzg\u00f3w", "Wojciechowo, Jarocin County", "Wojciechowo"], "mention": "Wojciechowo", "left_context": "Cerekwica Panienka Parz czew Por ba Rusko Strzy ewko Suchorzewko", "right_context": "and Zalesie Gmina Jaraczewo is bordered by the gminas of"}
+{"id": 1997, "text": "Parz czew Por ba Rusko Strzy ewko Suchorzewko Wojciechowo and [START_ENT] Zalesie [END_ENT] Gmina Jaraczewo is bordered by the gminas of Borek Wielkopolski", "target": "Zalesie, Jarocin County", "candidates": ["Zalesie, Gmina Strzegowo", "Zalesie, Gmina Zadzim", "Zalesie, Lubin County", "Zalesie, Gmina B\u0142\u0119d\u00f3w", "Zalesie, Tuchola County", "Zalesie, Pisz County", "Zalesie, Gmina Chyn\u00f3w", "Zalesie, W\u0142oc\u0142awek County", "Zalesie, Nak\u0142o County", "Zalesie, Sochaczew County", "Zalesie, Olsztyn County", "Zalesie, Chojnice County", "Zalesie, Gmina Wartkowice", "Zalesie, Choszczno County", "Zalesie, Gmina Zel\u00f3w", "Zalesie, Przasnysz County", "Zalesie, Sierpc County", "Zalesie, S\u0142upca County", "Zalesie, Gmina Dru\u017cbice", "Zalesie, Gmina Siemiatycze", "Zalesie, Gmina Gr\u00f3jec", "Zalesie, Ostr\u00f3da County", "Zalesie, Sok\u00f3\u0142ka County", "Zalesie, K\u0142odzko County", "Zalesie, Gmina Ostr\u00f3w Wielkopolski", "Zalesie, Gmina Kodr\u0105b", "Zalesie, Ryki County", "Zalesie, Kutno County", "Zalesie, Z\u0142ot\u00f3w County", "Zalesie, Gmina Lidzbark", "Zalesie, \u017bnin County", "Zalesie, Mo\u0144ki County", "Zalesie, S\u0142awno County", "Zalesie, Brzeziny County", "Zalesie, Gmina Stawiski", "Zalesie, Szczytno County", "Zalesie, Ciechan\u00f3w County", "Zalesie, Gmina Skaryszew", "Zalesie, Grodzisk Mazowiecki County", "Zalesie, Gmina Korytnica", "Zalesie, \u0141uk\u00f3w County", "Zalesie, Gmina Siennica", "Zalesie, Gmina Karniewo", "Zalesie, Gmina Ostr\u00f3w Mazowiecka", "Zalesie, Zamo\u015b\u0107 County", "Zalesie, Gmina Wielgom\u0142yny", "Zalesie, Gmina Nowe Miasto nad Pilic\u0105", "Zalesie, Toru\u0144 County", "Zalesie, Gmina Nurzec-Stacja", "Zalesie, Gmina Skulsk", "Zalesie, Gosty\u0144 County", "Zalesie, Bia\u0142a Podlaska County", "Zalesie, Gmina Pionki", "Zalesie, Bydgoszcz County", "Zalesie, D\u0105browa County", "Zalesie, Police County", "Gmina Zalesie", "Zalesie, Skierniewice County", "Zalesie, Gmina Sypniewo", "Zalesie, Gmina Szyd\u0142owo", "Zalesie, Silesian Voivodeship", "Zalesie, S\u0119p\u00f3lno County", "Zalesie, Gmina Niemce", "Zalesie, W\u0142oszczowa County", "Zalesie, Gmina Stanis\u0142aw\u00f3w", "Zalesie, Wo\u0142omin County", "Zalesie, Olecko County", "Zalesie, Kielce County", "Zalesie, Nidzica County", "Zalesie, \u0141ask County", "Zalesie, Bia\u0142ystok County", "Zalesie, Gmina Ma\u0142y P\u0142ock", "Zalesie, Siedlce County", "Zalesie, Cz\u0142uch\u00f3w County", "Zalesie, \u0141\u0119czna County", "Zalesie, Gmina Izbica", "Zalesie, Warsaw West County", "Zalesie, Gmina Sadowne", "Zalesie, Rawicz County", "Zalesie, Che\u0142mno County", "Zalesie, Gmina Iwanowice", "Zalesie, \u0141owicz County", "Zalesie, Gmina Be\u0142\u017cyce", "Zalesie, Gmina Krzym\u00f3w", "Zalesie, Opole Voivodeship", "Zalesie, Jarocin County", "Zalesie, Kozienice County", "Zalesie, \u0141osice County", "Zalesie, Gmina Kra\u015bniczyn", "Zalesie, Grajewo County", "Zalesie, Szamotu\u0142y County", "Zalesie, Ostrzesz\u00f3w County", "Zalesie, Ko\u0142o County", "Zalesie, Stasz\u00f3w County", "Zalesie, Stalowa Wola County", "Zalesie, Elbl\u0105g County", "Zalesie, Gmina Myszyniec", "Zalesie, Tomasz\u00f3w Mazowiecki County", "Zalesie, Kra\u015bnik County", "Zalesie, J\u0119drzej\u00f3w County"], "mention": "Zalesie", "left_context": "Parz czew Por ba Rusko Strzy ewko Suchorzewko Wojciechowo and", "right_context": "Gmina Jaraczewo is bordered by the gminas of Borek Wielkopolski"}
+{"id": 1998, "text": "and Zalesie Gmina Jaraczewo is bordered by the gminas of [START_ENT] Borek Wielkopolski [END_ENT] Dolsk Jarocin Ko min Wielkopolski Ksi Wielkopolski and Nowe Miasto", "target": "Gmina Borek Wielkopolski", "candidates": ["Borek Wielkopolski", "Gmina Borek Wielkopolski"], "mention": "Borek Wielkopolski", "left_context": "and Zalesie Gmina Jaraczewo is bordered by the gminas of", "right_context": "Dolsk Jarocin Ko min Wielkopolski Ksi Wielkopolski and Nowe Miasto"}
+{"id": 1999, "text": "Gmina Jaraczewo is bordered by the gminas of Borek Wielkopolski [START_ENT] Dolsk [END_ENT] Jarocin Ko min Wielkopolski Ksi Wielkopolski and Nowe Miasto nad", "target": "Gmina Dolsk", "candidates": ["Dolsk", "Gmina Dolsk", "Dolsk, West Pomeranian Voivodeship", "D\u00f3lsk"], "mention": "Dolsk", "left_context": "Gmina Jaraczewo is bordered by the gminas of Borek Wielkopolski", "right_context": "Jarocin Ko min Wielkopolski Ksi Wielkopolski and Nowe Miasto nad"}
+{"id": 2000, "text": "Jaraczewo is bordered by the gminas of Borek Wielkopolski Dolsk [START_ENT] Jarocin [END_ENT] Ko min Wielkopolski Ksi Wielkopolski and Nowe Miasto nad Wart", "target": "Gmina Jarocin, Greater Poland Voivodeship", "candidates": ["Jarocin", "Jarocin County", "Jarocin, Warmian-Masurian Voivodeship", "Jarocin, Masovian Voivodeship", "Gmina Jarocin, Greater Poland Voivodeship", "Jarocin, Podkarpackie Voivodeship", "Gmina Jarocin, Podkarpackie Voivodeship", "Jarocin Festival"], "mention": "Jarocin", "left_context": "Jaraczewo is bordered by the gminas of Borek Wielkopolski Dolsk", "right_context": "Ko min Wielkopolski Ksi Wielkopolski and Nowe Miasto nad Wart"}
+{"id": 2001, "text": "is bordered by the gminas of Borek Wielkopolski Dolsk Jarocin [START_ENT] Ko\u017amin Wielkopolski [END_ENT] Ksi Wielkopolski and Nowe Miasto nad Wart", "target": "Gmina Ko\u017amin Wielkopolski", "candidates": ["Ko\u017amin Wielkopolski", "Gmina Ko\u017amin Wielkopolski"], "mention": "Ko\u017amin Wielkopolski", "left_context": "is bordered by the gminas of Borek Wielkopolski Dolsk Jarocin", "right_context": "Ksi Wielkopolski and Nowe Miasto nad Wart"}
+{"id": 2002, "text": "the gminas of Borek Wielkopolski Dolsk Jarocin Ko min Wielkopolski [START_ENT] Ksi\u0105\u017c Wielkopolski [END_ENT] and Nowe Miasto nad Wart", "target": "Gmina Ksi\u0105\u017c Wielkopolski", "candidates": ["Ksi\u0105\u017c Wielkopolski", "Gmina Ksi\u0105\u017c Wielkopolski"], "mention": "Ksi\u0105\u017c Wielkopolski", "left_context": "the gminas of Borek Wielkopolski Dolsk Jarocin Ko min Wielkopolski", "right_context": "and Nowe Miasto nad Wart"}
+{"id": 2003, "text": "Borek Wielkopolski Dolsk Jarocin Ko min Wielkopolski Ksi Wielkopolski and [START_ENT] Nowe Miasto nad Wart\u0105 [END_ENT] ", "target": "Gmina Nowe Miasto nad Wart\u0105", "candidates": ["Nowe Miasto nad Wart\u0105", "Gmina Nowe Miasto nad Wart\u0105"], "mention": "Nowe Miasto nad Wart\u0105", "left_context": "Borek Wielkopolski Dolsk Jarocin Ko min Wielkopolski Ksi Wielkopolski and", "right_context": ""}
+{"id": 2004, "text": "The 1966 68 [START_ENT] Liga Leumit [END_ENT] season was the thirteenth in the league s history and", "target": "Liga Leumit", "candidates": ["Liga Leumit", "Liga Leumit (basketball)", "Israeli Premier League", "2008\u201309 Liga Leumit", "2010\u201311 Liga Leumit", "2007\u201308 Liga Leumit", "2009\u201310 Liga Leumit", "1973\u201374 Liga Leumit", "1997\u201398 Liga Leumit", "1954\u201355 Liga Leumit", "2006\u201307 Liga Leumit", "1998\u201399 Liga Leumit", "1983\u201384 Liga Leumit", "1981\u201382 Liga Leumit", "2001\u201302 Liga Leumit", "1984\u201385 Liga Leumit", "1957\u201358 Liga Leumit", "2003\u201304 Liga Leumit", "1979\u201380 Liga Leumit", "2005\u201306 Liga Leumit", "1986\u201387 Liga Leumit", "1994\u201395 Liga Leumit", "1978\u201379 Liga Leumit", "1990\u201391 Liga Leumit", "1977\u201378 Liga Leumit", "2000\u201301 Liga Leumit", "2004\u201305 Liga Leumit", "1996\u201397 Liga Leumit", "2002\u201303 Liga Leumit", "1959\u201360 Liga Leumit", "2011\u201312 Liga Leumit", "2012\u201313 Liga Leumit", "1975\u201376 Liga Leumit", "2013\u201314 Liga Leumit", "1963\u201364 Liga Leumit", "1992\u201393 Liga Leumit", "1956\u201357 Liga Leumit"], "mention": "Liga Leumit", "left_context": "The 1966 68", "right_context": "season was the thirteenth in the league s history and"}
+{"id": 2005, "text": "in the league s history and is notable for the [START_ENT] Israel Football Association [END_ENT] s decision to play it over two years as a", "target": "Israel Football Association", "candidates": ["Israel Football Association"], "mention": "Israel Football Association", "left_context": "in the league s history and is notable for the", "right_context": "s decision to play it over two years as a"}
+{"id": 2006, "text": "double season HaOna HaKfula At the end of the season [START_ENT] SK Nes Tziona [END_ENT] and Hapoel Mahane Yehuda were relegated to Liga Alef Neither", "target": "Sektzia Nes Tziona F.C.", "candidates": ["Sektzia Nes Tziona F.C."], "mention": "SK Nes Tziona", "left_context": "double season HaOna HaKfula At the end of the season", "right_context": "and Hapoel Mahane Yehuda were relegated to Liga Alef Neither"}
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+{"id": 2009, "text": "returned to the top flight since They were replaced by [START_ENT] Hapoel Kfar Saba [END_ENT] and Beitar Jerusalem As champions Maccabi Tel Aviv entered the", "target": "Hapoel Kfar Saba F.C.", "candidates": ["Hapoel Kfar Saba F.C."], "mention": "Hapoel Kfar Saba", "left_context": "returned to the top flight since They were replaced by", "right_context": "and Beitar Jerusalem As champions Maccabi Tel Aviv entered the"}
+{"id": 2010, "text": "flight since They were replaced by Hapoel Kfar Saba and [START_ENT] Beitar Jerusalem [END_ENT] As champions Maccabi Tel Aviv entered the which they won", "target": "Beitar Jerusalem F.C.", "candidates": ["Beitar Jerusalem F.C."], "mention": "Beitar Jerusalem", "left_context": "flight since They were replaced by Hapoel Kfar Saba and", "right_context": "As champions Maccabi Tel Aviv entered the which they won"}
+{"id": 2011, "text": "replaced by Hapoel Kfar Saba and Beitar Jerusalem As champions [START_ENT] Maccabi Tel Aviv [END_ENT] entered the which they won Maccabi Netanya s Mordechai Spiegler", "target": "Maccabi Tel Aviv F.C.", "candidates": ["Maccabi Tel Aviv F.C.", "Maccabi Tel Aviv B.C.", "Maccabi Tel Aviv", "Omri Casspi"], "mention": "Maccabi Tel Aviv", "left_context": "replaced by Hapoel Kfar Saba and Beitar Jerusalem As champions", "right_context": "entered the which they won Maccabi Netanya s Mordechai Spiegler"}
+{"id": 2012, "text": "As champions Maccabi Tel Aviv entered the which they won [START_ENT] Maccabi Netanya's [END_ENT] Mordechai Spiegler was the season s top scorer with 38", "target": "Maccabi Netanya F.C.", "candidates": ["Maccabi Netanya F.C."], "mention": "Maccabi Netanya's", "left_context": "As champions Maccabi Tel Aviv entered the which they won", "right_context": "Mordechai Spiegler was the season s top scorer with 38"}
+{"id": 2013, "text": "Tel Aviv entered the which they won Maccabi Netanya s [START_ENT] Mordechai Spiegler [END_ENT] was the season s top scorer with 38 goals 15", "target": "Mordechai Spiegler", "candidates": ["Mordechai Spiegler"], "mention": "Mordechai Spiegler", "left_context": "Tel Aviv entered the which they won Maccabi Netanya s", "right_context": "was the season s top scorer with 38 goals 15"}
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+{"id": 2015, "text": "fear of relegation The double season format involved all the [START_ENT] Maccabi [END_ENT] Haifa Maccabi Jaffa Netanya Sha arayim and Tel Aviv and", "target": "Maccabi World Union", "candidates": ["Maccabi Tel Aviv B.C.", "Maccabi World Union", "Maccabi Tel Aviv F.C.", "Maccabi Ironi Ashdod F.C.", "Maccabi Tel Aviv", "Maccabi Health Care Services", "Battles of Latrun (1948)", "Maccabi R.F.C.", "Maccabi Haifa F.C.", "Maccabi Rishon LeZion F.C.", "Maccabi Rishon LeZion (handball)", "Tempo Beer Industries"], "mention": "Maccabi", "left_context": "fear of relegation The double season format involved all the", "right_context": "Haifa Maccabi Jaffa Netanya Sha arayim and Tel Aviv and"}
+{"id": 2016, "text": "of relegation The double season format involved all the Maccabi [START_ENT] Haifa [END_ENT] Maccabi Jaffa Netanya Sha arayim and Tel Aviv and Hapoel", "target": "Maccabi Haifa F.C.", "candidates": ["Haifa", "Port of Haifa", "Haifa Wehbe", "University of Haifa", "Haifa (film)", "Haifa District", "Haifa bint Faisal", "Maccabi Haifa F.C.", "Carmel Beach Railway Station", "Maccabi Haifa", "Maccabi Haifa B.C.", "Haifa Fahoum Al Kaylani", "Haifa Zangana", "Haifa Street", "IBM Haifa Research Laboratory", "Haifa Airport", "Battle of Haifa (1948)", "Haifa Oil Refinery massacre", "Haifa (musician)", "Battle of Haifa (1918)", "Terraces (Bah\u00e1'\u00ed)", "Haifa Center HaShmona Railway Station", "Hapoel Haifa F.C.", "Haifa metropolitan area"], "mention": "Haifa", "left_context": "of relegation The double season format involved all the Maccabi", "right_context": "Maccabi Jaffa Netanya Sha arayim and Tel Aviv and Hapoel"}
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+{"id": 2018, "text": "double season format involved all the Maccabi Haifa Maccabi Jaffa [START_ENT] Netanya [END_ENT] Sha arayim and Tel Aviv and Hapoel Be er Sheva", "target": "Maccabi Netanya F.C.", "candidates": ["Netanya", "Netanya Railway Station", "Netanya chess tournament", "Maccabi Netanya F.C.", "Passover massacre"], "mention": "Netanya", "left_context": "double season format involved all the Maccabi Haifa Maccabi Jaffa", "right_context": "Sha arayim and Tel Aviv and Hapoel Be er Sheva"}
+{"id": 2019, "text": "season format involved all the Maccabi Haifa Maccabi Jaffa Netanya [START_ENT] Sha'arayim [END_ENT] and Tel Aviv and Hapoel Be er Sheva Haifa Jerusalem", "target": "Maccabi Sha'arayim F.C.", "candidates": ["Shaaraim", "Maccabi Sha'arayim F.C."], "mention": "Sha'arayim", "left_context": "season format involved all the Maccabi Haifa Maccabi Jaffa Netanya", "right_context": "and Tel Aviv and Hapoel Be er Sheva Haifa Jerusalem"}
+{"id": 2020, "text": "all the Maccabi Haifa Maccabi Jaffa Netanya Sha arayim and [START_ENT] Tel Aviv [END_ENT] and Hapoel Be er Sheva Haifa Jerusalem Mahane Yehuda Petah", "target": "Maccabi Tel Aviv F.C.", "candidates": ["Tel Aviv", "Tel Aviv Open", "Tel Aviv University", "Ben Gurion Airport", "Nokia Arena", "King George Street (Tel Aviv)", "Hapoel Tel Aviv F.C.", "Tel Aviv Performing Arts Center", "Tel Aviv Central Bus Station", "Or Yehuda", "1996 Eisenberg Israel Open", "Tel Aviv District", "Transport in Tel Aviv", "1991 Riklis Classic", "1990 Riklis Classic", "1985 Tel Aviv Open", "1988 Tel Aviv Open", "ASA Tel Aviv University", "1987 Tel Aviv Open", "1986 Tel Aviv Open", "1989 Tel Aviv Open", "1984 Tel Aviv Open", "1979 Tel Aviv Open", "1992 Tel Aviv Open", "1983 Tel Aviv Open", "1981 Tel Aviv Open", "1980 Tel Aviv Open", "2006 Tel Aviv shawarma restaurant bombing", "White City (Tel Aviv)", "Maccabiah Games", "Benjamin Netanyahu", "Diamond Exchange District", "United Nations Security Council Resolution 478", "Jaffa", "Tel Aviv Savidor Central Railway Station", "Tel Aviv Zoo", "Tel Aviv Metropolitan Area", "Tel Aviv Light Rail", "Maccabi Tel Aviv F.C.", "Tel Aviv Cinematheque"], "mention": "Tel Aviv", "left_context": "all the Maccabi Haifa Maccabi Jaffa Netanya Sha arayim and", "right_context": "and Hapoel Be er Sheva Haifa Jerusalem Mahane Yehuda Petah"}
+{"id": 2021, "text": "Haifa Maccabi Jaffa Netanya Sha arayim and Tel Aviv and [START_ENT] Hapoel [END_ENT] Be er Sheva Haifa Jerusalem Mahane Yehuda Petah Tikva and", "target": "Hapoel", "candidates": ["Hapoel", "Hapoel Tel Aviv F.C.", "Hapoel Haifa F.C.", "Hapoel Petah Tikva F.C.", "Hapoel Rishon LeZion F.C.", "Hapoel Be'er Sheva F.C.", "Hapoel Tel Aviv"], "mention": "Hapoel", "left_context": "Haifa Maccabi Jaffa Netanya Sha arayim and Tel Aviv and", "right_context": "Be er Sheva Haifa Jerusalem Mahane Yehuda Petah Tikva and"}
+{"id": 2022, "text": "Maccabi Jaffa Netanya Sha arayim and Tel Aviv and Hapoel [START_ENT] Be'er Sheva [END_ENT] Haifa Jerusalem Mahane Yehuda Petah Tikva and Tel Aviv", "target": "Hapoel Be'er Sheva F.C.", "candidates": ["Be'er Sheva Center Railway Station", "Beersheba", "Transport in Beersheba", "Be'er Sheva (Teyman) Airport", "Tel Be'er Sheva", "Hapoel Be'er Sheva F.C."], "mention": "Be'er Sheva", "left_context": "Maccabi Jaffa Netanya Sha arayim and Tel Aviv and Hapoel", "right_context": "Haifa Jerusalem Mahane Yehuda Petah Tikva and Tel Aviv"}
+{"id": 2023, "text": "Sha arayim and Tel Aviv and Hapoel Be er Sheva [START_ENT] Haifa [END_ENT] Jerusalem Mahane Yehuda Petah Tikva and Tel Aviv", "target": "Hapoel Haifa F.C.", "candidates": ["Haifa", "Port of Haifa", "Haifa Wehbe", "University of Haifa", "Haifa (film)", "Haifa District", "Haifa bint Faisal", "Maccabi Haifa F.C.", "Carmel Beach Railway Station", "Maccabi Haifa", "Maccabi Haifa B.C.", "Haifa Fahoum Al Kaylani", "Haifa Zangana", "Haifa Street", "IBM Haifa Research Laboratory", "Haifa Airport", "Battle of Haifa (1948)", "Haifa Oil Refinery massacre", "Haifa (musician)", "Battle of Haifa (1918)", "Terraces (Bah\u00e1'\u00ed)", "Haifa Center HaShmona Railway Station", "Hapoel Haifa F.C.", "Haifa metropolitan area"], "mention": "Haifa", "left_context": "Sha arayim and Tel Aviv and Hapoel Be er Sheva", "right_context": "Jerusalem Mahane Yehuda Petah Tikva and Tel Aviv"}
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+{"id": 2409, "text": "in 20 Trophy matches the last of which came against [START_ENT] Suffolk [END_ENT] In the same season as he made his MCCA Knockout", "target": "Suffolk County Cricket Club", "candidates": ["Suffolk", "Suffolk County, Massachusetts", "Suffolk, Virginia", "Suffolk County, New York", "Suffolk County Cricket Club", "Suffolk Constabulary", "Suffolk (UK Parliament constituency)", "National Register of Historic Places listings in Suffolk County, New York", "Suffolk (European Parliament constituency)", "HMS Suffolk (1680)", "Lord Lieutenant of Suffolk", "HMS Suffolk (55)", "Suffolk County Community College", "Suffolk (sheep)", "USS Suffolk (AKA-69)", "Suffolk Regiment", "Suffolk University", "Suffolk County Council", "HMS Suffolk (1903)", "Earl of Suffolk", "HMS Suffolk (1765)", "Siege of Suffolk", "Duke of Suffolk", "Suffolk Punch", "BBC Radio Suffolk", "Charles Brandon, 1st Duke of Suffolk", "John de la Pole, 2nd Duke of Suffolk", "Suffolk dialect", "West Suffolk", "Henry Howard, 12th Earl of Suffolk", "Duke of Yorks Own Loyal Suffolk Hussars", "New Suffolk, New York", "Suffolk County Football Association", "Suffolk Downs", "Framlingham", "Owen Suffolk", "William de la Pole, 1st Duke of Suffolk", "Suffolk Fire and Rescue Service", "High Sheriff of Suffolk", "Custos Rotulorum of Suffolk", "Henry Howard, 6th Earl of Suffolk", "Grade I listed buildings in Suffolk", "Suffolk Wildlife Trust", "Suffolk County Council election, 2009", "History of Suffolk", "Suffolk Women cricket team", "Transport in East Anglia", "Suffolk County Council elections", "National Register of Historic Places listings in Suffolk County, Massachusetts", "Suffolk county cricket teams", "Newmarket, Suffolk", "Suffolk County Police Department", "Thomas Howard, 1st Earl of Suffolk", "Suffolk Commonwealth War Graves Commission Cemetery"], "mention": "Suffolk", "left_context": "in 20 Trophy matches the last of which came against", "right_context": "In the same season as he made his MCCA Knockout"}
+{"id": 2410, "text": "made his MCCA Knockout Trophy debut Hele also made his [START_ENT] List A [END_ENT] debut for Devon against Yorkshire in the 1st round of", "target": "List A cricket", "candidates": ["List A cricket", "Limited overs cricket"], "mention": "List A", "left_context": "made his MCCA Knockout Trophy debut Hele also made his", "right_context": "debut for Devon against Yorkshire in the 1st round of"}
+{"id": 2411, "text": "Hele also made his List A debut for Devon against [START_ENT] Yorkshire [END_ENT] in the 1st round of the 1998 NatWest Trophy From", "target": "Yorkshire County Cricket Club", "candidates": ["Yorkshire", "Yorkshire County Cricket Club", "Yorkshire (UK Parliament constituency)", "Rugby League War of the Roses", "Yorkshire Ambulance Service", "West Yorkshire", "BBC Yorkshire", "ITV Yorkshire", "Lord Lieutenant of Yorkshire", "Yorkshire, Virginia", "Yorkshire, Ohio", "Yorkshire (town), New York", "High Sheriff of Yorkshire", "Yorkshire GAA", "Yorkshire (CDP), New York", "York Shire (Province of New York)", "Real Radio Yorkshire", "North Yorkshire", "East Riding of Yorkshire", "West Riding of Yorkshire", "American Yorkshire (pig)", "Yorkshire Football League", "Yorkshire County Cup", "Rugby league county leagues", "White Rose of York", "Yorkshire Bank", "Yorkshire Air Ambulance", "York", "York County, Maine", "River Dove, North Yorkshire", "Arriva Yorkshire", "Yorkshire Engine Company", "Yorkshire dialect", "South Yorkshire", "Capital Yorkshire", "On Ilkla Moor Baht 'at", "Culture of Yorkshire", "Stagecoach Yorkshire", "Yorkshire Building Society", "North Riding of Yorkshire", "Yorkshire County Cricket Club in 2005", "Yorkshire Women cricket team", "Yorkshire Wildlife Trust", "Yorkshire and the Humber", "Yorkshire Miners' Association", "History of Yorkshire", "Migration from Yorkshire to Nova Scotia", "Flags and symbols of Yorkshire", "Riding (country subdivision)", "River Wharfe", "Yorkshire Terrier", "Otley", "Rugby League Conference Yorkshire Premier", "Settle", "Garden of Eden", "Palace of Whitehall", "Yorkshire Cricket Board", "Large White (pig)", "South Yorkshire Coalfield", "Sheffield Cricket Club", "Yorkshire Patent Steam Wagon Co.", "Historic counties of England", "York City Knights", "CMS Yorkshire league", "Denton, North Yorkshire"], "mention": "Yorkshire", "left_context": "Hele also made his List A debut for Devon against", "right_context": "in the 1st round of the 1998 NatWest Trophy From"}
+{"id": 2412, "text": "for Devon against Yorkshire in the 1st round of the [START_ENT] 1998 NatWest Trophy [END_ENT] From 1998 to 2001 he played in 6 List A", "target": "1998 NatWest Trophy", "candidates": ["1998 NatWest Trophy"], "mention": "1998 NatWest Trophy", "left_context": "for Devon against Yorkshire in the 1st round of the", "right_context": "From 1998 to 2001 he played in 6 List A"}
+{"id": 2413, "text": "6 List A matches the last of which came against [START_ENT] Shropshire [END_ENT] in the 1st round of the 2001 Cheltenham Gloucester Trophy", "target": "Shropshire County Cricket Club", "candidates": ["Shropshire", "Shropshire County Cricket Club", "Shropshire Council", "Lord Lieutenant of Shropshire", "Shropshire (UK Parliament constituency)", "HMS Shropshire (73)", "Shropshire (sheep)", "Shropshire Way", "Shropshire Yeomanry", "Newport", "BBC Radio Shropshire", "Mike Shropshire", "Shropshire Football Association", "Elmo Shropshire", "Adonis Shropshire", "Courtney Shropshire", "Terilyn A. Shropshire", "Darrell Shropshire", "Shropshire Fire and Rescue Service", "High Sheriff of Shropshire", "Parliamentary constituencies in Shropshire", "Custos Rotulorum of Shropshire", "Shropshire Council election, 2009", "Grade I listed buildings in Shropshire", "Shropshire Wildlife Trust", "History of Shropshire", "Shropshire Women cricket team", "Historic counties of England", "Shropshire Hills", "Shropshire Blue", "Shropshire County Council"], "mention": "Shropshire", "left_context": "6 List A matches the last of which came against", "right_context": "in the 1st round of the 2001 Cheltenham Gloucester Trophy"}
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+{"id": 2420, "text": "Chishti is a right handed batsman who bowls right arm [START_ENT] medium-fast [END_ENT] He was born in Lahore Chishti made his debut for", "target": "Seam bowling", "candidates": ["Seam bowling", "Fast bowling"], "mention": "medium-fast", "left_context": "Chishti is a right handed batsman who bowls right arm", "right_context": "He was born in Lahore Chishti made his debut for"}
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+{"id": 2423, "text": "Lahore Chishti made his debut for Shropshire in 2007 against [START_ENT] Berkshire [END_ENT] From 2007 to 2008 he represented the county in 17", "target": "Berkshire County Cricket Club", "candidates": ["Berkshire", "Berkshire County, Massachusetts", "Berkshire County Cricket Club", "Berkshire (UK Parliament constituency)", "Berkshire (pig)", "Berkshire county cricket teams", "Lord Lieutenant of Berkshire", "Berkshire, Vermont", "High Sheriff of Berkshire", "Berkshire Township, Delaware County, Ohio", "Berkshire, New York", "The Berkshires", "2-8-4", "Earl of Berkshire", "Reading, Berkshire", "Berkshire Subdivision", "Windsor, Berkshire", "Berkshire High School (Burton, Ohio)", "Berkshire (soil)", "Wickham, Berkshire", "Berkshire Hathaway", "Custos Rotulorum of Berkshire", "Berkshire College of Agriculture", "Royal Berkshire Fire and Rescue Service", "Berkshire Women cricket team", "History of Berkshire", "Grade I listed buildings in Berkshire", "Civil parishes in Berkshire", "Rotterdam", "Bucklebury", "Berkshire Hathaway Assurance", "National Register of Historic Places listings in Berkshire County, Massachusetts", "Archdeacon of Berkshire", "Lanesborough, Massachusetts", "Berkshire Downs", "Berkshire Royal Horse Artillery", "Berkshire County Council", "Royal Berkshire Regiment"], "mention": "Berkshire", "left_context": "Lahore Chishti made his debut for Shropshire in 2007 against", "right_context": "From 2007 to 2008 he represented the county in 17"}
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+{"id": 2529, "text": "1st and Tracy 3rd Two 1 2 wins followed in [START_ENT] Cleveland [END_ENT] and Toronto with Tracy 1st and Fittipaldi 2nd in both", "target": "Grand Prix of Cleveland", "candidates": ["Cleveland", "Cleveland County, Oklahoma", "Cleveland Cavaliers", "Cleveland, England", "Grover Cleveland", "Cleveland, Mississippi", "Cleveland, Virginia", "Cleveland, Alabama", "Cleveland County, North Carolina", "Cleveland, Tennessee", "Cleveland, California", "Cleveland Brown", "Cleveland Indians", "Cleveland County, Arkansas", "Cleveland Browns", "Cleveland, Marathon County, Wisconsin", "Cleveland, Queensland", "Cleveland, Texas", "Ford 335 engine", "Cleveland, Oklahoma", "2004\u201305 Cleveland Cavaliers season", "2006\u201307 Cleveland Cavaliers season", "2005\u201306 Cleveland Cavaliers season", "2008\u201309 Cleveland Cavaliers season", "Cleveland crime family", "2007\u201308 Cleveland Cavaliers season", "Cleveland, Manitowoc County, Wisconsin", "Grand Prix of Cleveland", "Cleveland (Hasidic dynasty)", "Cleveland, Chippewa County, Wisconsin", "Cleveland, Jackson County, Wisconsin", "Cleveland-class cruiser", "Electoral district of Cleveland", "Cleveland Police", "Lord Lieutenant of Cleveland", "Greater Cleveland", "Cleveland, Illinois", "Cleveland, Taylor County, Wisconsin", "Cleveland, Georgia", "Cleveland Rockers", "Cleveland, North Carolina", "Cleveland (European Parliament constituency)", "Cleveland (30 Rock)", "USS Cleveland (CL-55)", "Cleveland (UK Parliament constituency)", "Cleveland, Johnston County, North Carolina", "Cleveland railway line", "Cleveland Township, Rowan County, North Carolina", "Cleveland, Minneapolis", "Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland", "Cleveland, New York", "Cleveland, Missouri", "Cleveland railway station", "2009\u201310 Cleveland Cavaliers season", "Chauncey Fitch Cleveland", "Cleveland Township, Elkhart County, Indiana", "Cleveland, Indiana", "Cleveland Orchestra", "Cleveland Hopkins International Airport", "Cleveland, Washington", "Cleveland, Minnesota", "Cleveland Township, Michigan", "Cleveland Township, Knox County, Nebraska", "Cleveland Township, Holt County, Nebraska", "Cleveland, Florida", "Cleveland, Utah", "Cleveland, West Virginia", "Dick Cleveland", "Cleveland National Forest", "Cleveland, North Dakota", "Cleveland Township, Whitley County, Indiana", "Orestes Cleveland", "Luna Park, Cleveland", "Cleveland Township, Cuming County, Nebraska", "The Cleveland Show", "2001 Cleveland Indians season", "Cleveland Unit", "1991 Cleveland Indians season", "Cleveland Fire Brigade", "Cleveland Watkiss", "Esther Cleveland", "Hilary Cleveland", "Cleveland Elam", "Cleveland International Piano Competition", "1948 Cleveland Indians season", "Cleveland Philharmonic Orchestra", "Cleveland City Stars", "James Colgate Cleveland", "Ruth Cleveland", "Horace Cleveland", "Cleveland M. Bailey", "Cleveland Buckner", "Cleveland Robinson", "Aaron Cleveland", "Cleveland E. Dodge, Jr.", "Cleveland Eaton", "Archdeacon of Cleveland", "Cleveland, Quebec", "Cleveland Cram", "2006 Cleveland Browns season"], "mention": "Cleveland", "left_context": "1st and Tracy 3rd Two 1 2 wins followed in", "right_context": "and Toronto with Tracy 1st and Fittipaldi 2nd in both"}
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+{"id": 2940, "text": "August 1928 18 June 1992 was an English who played [START_ENT] first-class cricket [END_ENT] for Gloucestershire between 1952 and 1957 He was born in", "target": "First-class cricket", "candidates": ["First-class cricket", "Cricket"], "mention": "first-class cricket", "left_context": "August 1928 18 June 1992 was an English who played", "right_context": "for Gloucestershire between 1952 and 1957 He was born in"}
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+{"id": 2945, "text": "right handed tail end batsman and wicketkeeper Rochford played for [START_ENT] Yorkshire [END_ENT] s second eleven in the in 1951 before joining Gloucestershire", "target": "Yorkshire County Cricket Club", "candidates": ["Yorkshire", "Yorkshire County Cricket Club", "Yorkshire (UK Parliament constituency)", "Rugby League War of the Roses", "Yorkshire Ambulance Service", "West Yorkshire", "BBC Yorkshire", "ITV Yorkshire", "Lord Lieutenant of Yorkshire", "Yorkshire, Virginia", "Yorkshire, Ohio", "Yorkshire (town), New York", "High Sheriff of Yorkshire", "Yorkshire GAA", "Yorkshire (CDP), New York", "York Shire (Province of New York)", "Real Radio Yorkshire", "North Yorkshire", "East Riding of Yorkshire", "West Riding of Yorkshire", "American Yorkshire (pig)", "Yorkshire Football League", "Yorkshire County Cup", "Rugby league county leagues", "White Rose of York", "Yorkshire Bank", "Yorkshire Air Ambulance", "York", "York County, Maine", "River Dove, North Yorkshire", "Arriva Yorkshire", "Yorkshire Engine Company", "Yorkshire dialect", "South Yorkshire", "Capital Yorkshire", "On Ilkla Moor Baht 'at", "Culture of Yorkshire", "Stagecoach Yorkshire", "Yorkshire Building Society", "North Riding of Yorkshire", "Yorkshire County Cricket Club in 2005", "Yorkshire Women cricket team", "Yorkshire Wildlife Trust", "Yorkshire and the Humber", "Yorkshire Miners' Association", "History of Yorkshire", "Migration from Yorkshire to Nova Scotia", "Flags and symbols of Yorkshire", "Riding (country subdivision)", "River Wharfe", "Yorkshire Terrier", "Otley", "Rugby League Conference Yorkshire Premier", "Settle", "Garden of Eden", "Palace of Whitehall", "Yorkshire Cricket Board", "Large White (pig)", "South Yorkshire Coalfield", "Sheffield Cricket Club", "Yorkshire Patent Steam Wagon Co.", "Historic counties of England", "York City Knights", "CMS Yorkshire league", "Denton, North Yorkshire"], "mention": "Yorkshire", "left_context": "right handed tail end batsman and wicketkeeper Rochford played for", "right_context": "s second eleven in the in 1951 before joining Gloucestershire"}
+{"id": 2946, "text": "before joining Gloucestershire for 1952 Unable to displace regular wicketkeeper [START_ENT] Andy Wilson [END_ENT] who was a far better batsman he played just two", "target": "Andy Wilson (cricketer)", "candidates": ["Andrew Wilson (footballer born 1896)", "Andy Wilson (director)", "Andy Wilson (Australian rules footballer)", "Andy Wilson (cricketer)"], "mention": "Andy Wilson", "left_context": "before joining Gloucestershire for 1952 Unable to displace regular wicketkeeper", "right_context": "who was a far better batsman he played just two"}
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+{"id": 2948, "text": "against Oxford University Rochford made his highest score and with [START_ENT] Bryan Wells [END_ENT] and Francis McHugh in Gloucestershire s side Rochford often batted", "target": "Bomber Wells", "candidates": ["Bomber Wells", "Bryan Wells (ice hockey)"], "mention": "Bryan Wells", "left_context": "against Oxford University Rochford made his highest score and with", "right_context": "and Francis McHugh in Gloucestershire s side Rochford often batted"}
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+{"id": 2950, "text": "matches in 1957 he lost his place and with both [START_ENT] Bobby Etheridge [END_ENT] and Barrie Meyer available he left the Gloucestershire staff at", "target": "Bobby Etheridge", "candidates": ["Bobby Etheridge", "Bobby Etheridge (baseball)"], "mention": "Bobby Etheridge", "left_context": "matches in 1957 he lost his place and with both", "right_context": "and Barrie Meyer available he left the Gloucestershire staff at"}
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+{"id": 2952, "text": "staff at the end of the season His obituary in [START_ENT] Wisden Cricketers' Almanack [END_ENT] in 1993 indicates that there was friction between Rochford and", "target": "Wisden Cricketers' Almanack", "candidates": ["Wisden Cricketers' Almanack"], "mention": "Wisden Cricketers' Almanack", "left_context": "staff at the end of the season His obituary in", "right_context": "in 1993 indicates that there was friction between Rochford and"}
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+{"id": 2955, "text": "Augustus Simon Frazer 1776 1835 commanded the artillery at the [START_ENT] British invasions of the R\u00edo de la Plata [END_ENT] 1807 and the Horse Artillery on Wellington s staff in", "target": "British invasions of the R\u00edo de la Plata", "candidates": ["British invasions of the R\u00edo de la Plata"], "mention": "British invasions of the R\u00edo de la Plata", "left_context": "Augustus Simon Frazer 1776 1835 commanded the artillery at the", "right_context": "1807 and the Horse Artillery on Wellington s staff in"}
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+{"id": 3346, "text": "in North Yorkshire England The path is usually joined at [START_ENT] Ripley [END_ENT] linked by the frequent route 36 bus to Leeds and", "target": "Ripley, North Yorkshire", "candidates": ["Ellen Ripley", "Ripley, California", "Ripley, Derbyshire", "Elmer Ripley", "Ripley, West Virginia", "Robert Ripley", "Ripley County, Indiana", "Ripley, New York", "Ripley County, Missouri", "Ripley, North Yorkshire", "Ripley, Ohio", "Ripley, Surrey", "Eleazer Wheelock Ripley", "Ripley (CDP), New York", "Ripley, Tennessee", "Ripley, Oklahoma", "Ripley, Michigan", "Ripley, Maryland", "Ripley, Mississippi", "Ripley, Maine", "Ripley, Illinois", "Ripley Township, Huron County, Ohio", "Ripley Township, Rush County, Indiana", "Ripley S.A.", "Ripley Township, Montgomery County, Indiana", "Ripley Township, Holmes County, Ohio", "Ripley railway station", "Sidney Dillon Ripley", "Ripley Township, Brown County, Illinois", "Ripley Township, Butler County, Iowa", "Andy Ripley", "Ripley's Believe It or Not!", "Christopher G. Ripley", "USS Shubrick (DD-268)", "Tom Ripley", "Stuart Ripley", "Clinton Briggs Ripley", "William Z. Ripley", "Allen Ripley", "James Wolfe Ripley", "John Ripley (USMC)", "Francis Ripley", "Steve Ripley", "Richard Ripley", "Jonathan Ripley", "George Ripley (alchemist)", "Sophia Ripley", "Arthur Ripley", "David Ripley", "Walt Ripley", "Brian D. Ripley", "Stan Ripley", "Amanda Ripley", "Alice Ripley", "Gil Ripley", "John Ripley", "George Ripley (transcendentalist)", "Alexandra Ripley", "Dorothy Ripley", "Fay Ripley", "Vic Ripley", "Edward Payson Ripley", "Thomas Ripley (architect)", "Martha Ripley", "Gladys Ripley", "James W. Ripley", "Ripley Hitchcock", "Roswell S. Ripley", "Ripley, Queensland", "Ripley Township, Morrison County, Minnesota", "Alien (film)", "Connor Ripley", "Ripley Township, Dodge County, Minnesota", "Huron-Kinloss", "Aliens (film)", "Dreamcatcher (novel)", "National Register of Historic Places listings in Ripley County, Indiana", "Newark Priory"], "mention": "Ripley", "left_context": "in North Yorkshire England The path is usually joined at", "right_context": "linked by the frequent route 36 bus to Leeds and"}
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+{"id": 3349, "text": "linked by the frequent route 36 bus to Leeds and [START_ENT] Harrogate [END_ENT] or Pateley Bridge the only town on the route The", "target": "Harrogate", "candidates": ["Harrogate", "Borough of Harrogate", "Harrogate, Tennessee", "Harrogate railway station", "Harrogate, South Australia", "Harrogate Town F.C.", "Harrogate bus station", "Harrogate Council election, 2006", "Harrogate Council election, 2004", "Harrogate Council election, 2008", "Harrogate Council election, 2010", "Harrogate Council election, 1998", "Harrogate Council election, 2002", "Harrogate Council election, 2003", "Harrogate Council election, 2000", "Harrogate and Knaresborough (UK Parliament constituency)", "Harrogate Line", "Harrogate Council election, 2007", "St George's Road Cricket Ground, Harrogate", "Harrogate RUFC", "Harrogate and District NHS Foundation Trust"], "mention": "Harrogate", "left_context": "linked by the frequent route 36 bus to Leeds and", "right_context": "or Pateley Bridge the only town on the route The"}
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+{"id": 3351, "text": "on the northern side of Nidderdale and then climbs to [START_ENT] Brimham Rocks [END_ENT] It then descends to the hamlet of Smelthouses and climbs", "target": "Brimham Rocks", "candidates": ["Brimham Rocks"], "mention": "Brimham Rocks", "left_context": "on the northern side of Nidderdale and then climbs to", "right_context": "It then descends to the hamlet of Smelthouses and climbs"}
+{"id": 3352, "text": "Pateley Bridge From Pateley the path keeps close to the [START_ENT] River Nidd [END_ENT] passing Wath Gouthwaite Reservoir and Bouthwaite to Lofthouse The path", "target": "River Nidd", "candidates": ["River Nidd"], "mention": "River Nidd", "left_context": "Pateley Bridge From Pateley the path keeps close to the", "right_context": "passing Wath Gouthwaite Reservoir and Bouthwaite to Lofthouse The path"}
+{"id": 3353, "text": "Pateley the path keeps close to the River Nidd passing [START_ENT] Wath [END_ENT] Gouthwaite Reservoir and Bouthwaite to Lofthouse The path then takes", "target": "Wath-in-Nidderdale", "candidates": ["Wath-upon-Dearne", "Wath, Harrogate", "Wath-in-Nidderdale", "Wath Rural District", "Wath marshalling yard", "Wath (Hull and Barnsley) railway station"], "mention": "Wath", "left_context": "Pateley the path keeps close to the River Nidd passing", "right_context": "Gouthwaite Reservoir and Bouthwaite to Lofthouse The path then takes"}
+{"id": 3354, "text": "the path keeps close to the River Nidd passing Wath [START_ENT] Gouthwaite Reservoir [END_ENT] and Bouthwaite to Lofthouse The path then takes a route", "target": "Gouthwaite Reservoir", "candidates": ["Gouthwaite Reservoir"], "mention": "Gouthwaite Reservoir", "left_context": "the path keeps close to the River Nidd passing Wath", "right_context": "and Bouthwaite to Lofthouse The path then takes a route"}
+{"id": 3355, "text": "close to the River Nidd passing Wath Gouthwaite Reservoir and [START_ENT] Bouthwaite [END_ENT] to Lofthouse The path then takes a route high above", "target": "Bouthwaite", "candidates": ["Bouthwaite"], "mention": "Bouthwaite", "left_context": "close to the River Nidd passing Wath Gouthwaite Reservoir and", "right_context": "to Lofthouse The path then takes a route high above"}
+{"id": 3356, "text": "the River Nidd passing Wath Gouthwaite Reservoir and Bouthwaite to [START_ENT] Lofthouse [END_ENT] The path then takes a route high above the Nidd", "target": "Lofthouse, North Yorkshire", "candidates": ["Nat Lofthouse", "Lofthouse, West Yorkshire", "Lofthouse, North Yorkshire", "Joseph Lofthouse", "Joe Lofthouse", "James Lofthouse", "Mark Lofthouse", "Andrew Lofthouse"], "mention": "Lofthouse", "left_context": "the River Nidd passing Wath Gouthwaite Reservoir and Bouthwaite to", "right_context": "The path then takes a route high above the Nidd"}
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+{"id": 3358, "text": "its highest point at before descending to the village of [START_ENT] Middlesmoor [END_ENT] It then crosses Stean Beck to reach Stean and descends", "target": "Middlesmoor", "candidates": ["Middlesmoor"], "mention": "Middlesmoor", "left_context": "its highest point at before descending to the village of", "right_context": "It then crosses Stean Beck to reach Stean and descends"}
+{"id": 3359, "text": "village of Middlesmoor It then crosses Stean Beck to reach [START_ENT] Stean [END_ENT] and descends on the western side of the valley to", "target": "Stean", "candidates": ["Stean", "Michael Stean"], "mention": "Stean", "left_context": "village of Middlesmoor It then crosses Stean Beck to reach", "right_context": "and descends on the western side of the valley to"}
+{"id": 3360, "text": "and descends on the western side of the valley to [START_ENT] Ramsgill [END_ENT] A short section of road walking follows beside Gouthwaite Reservoir", "target": "Ramsgill", "candidates": ["Ramsgill"], "mention": "Ramsgill", "left_context": "and descends on the western side of the valley to", "right_context": "A short section of road walking follows beside Gouthwaite Reservoir"}
+{"id": 3361, "text": "walking follows beside Gouthwaite Reservoir The Way then ascends to [START_ENT] Heathfield [END_ENT] and takes a long loop around a side valley to", "target": "Heathfield, North Yorkshire", "candidates": ["Heathfield, East Sussex", "Heathfield, Cape Town", "Heathfield, South Australia", "Heathfield, South Ayrshire", "Heathfield transmitting station", "Peter Heathfield", "Heathfield (Devon) railway station", "Heathfield (Sussex) railway station", "Heathfield railway station, Adelaide", "Betty Heathfield", "Oake", "Heathfield School, Ascot", "Heathfield, North Yorkshire", "Heathfield and Waldron", "Heathfield School, Pinner"], "mention": "Heathfield", "left_context": "walking follows beside Gouthwaite Reservoir The Way then ascends to", "right_context": "and takes a long loop around a side valley to"}
+{"id": 3362, "text": "takes a long loop around a side valley to reach [START_ENT] Bewerley [END_ENT] The path then follows a high rocky section known as", "target": "Bewerley", "candidates": ["Bewerley"], "mention": "Bewerley", "left_context": "takes a long loop around a side valley to reach", "right_context": "The path then follows a high rocky section known as"}
+{"id": 3363, "text": "before descending to It then follows the Nidd downstream to [START_ENT] Darley [END_ENT] Birstwith and Hampsthwaite where it crosses the Nidd to reach", "target": "Darley, North Yorkshire", "candidates": ["Darley Stud", "Darley Ramon Torres", "Darley, North Yorkshire", "Darley, Victoria", "Darley Racing", "Darley Abbey", "John Darley", "F. O. C. Darley", "Darley Football Club", "Darley Dale", "Darley House", "John Darley (bishop)", "Ward Darley", "Darlie Routier", "John Darley (Australian politician)", "Arthur Warren Darley", "Darlie", "Thomas Darley", "George Darley", "Frederick Matthew Darley", "Grant Darley", "Lise Darly", "Peter Darley", "Julian Darley", "Kevin Darley", "Darley Arabian"], "mention": "Darley", "left_context": "before descending to It then follows the Nidd downstream to", "right_context": "Birstwith and Hampsthwaite where it crosses the Nidd to reach"}
+{"id": 3364, "text": "descending to It then follows the Nidd downstream to Darley [START_ENT] Birstwith [END_ENT] and Hampsthwaite where it crosses the Nidd to reach Clint", "target": "Birstwith", "candidates": ["Birstwith"], "mention": "Birstwith", "left_context": "descending to It then follows the Nidd downstream to Darley", "right_context": "and Hampsthwaite where it crosses the Nidd to reach Clint"}
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+{"id": 3389, "text": "1965 was an Australian politician and a member of the [START_ENT] New South Wales Legislative Assembly [END_ENT] from 1922 until 1953 He was a member of the", "target": "New South Wales Legislative Assembly", "candidates": ["New South Wales Legislative Assembly"], "mention": "New South Wales Legislative Assembly", "left_context": "1965 was an Australian politician and a member of the", "right_context": "from 1922 until 1953 He was a member of the"}
+{"id": 3390, "text": "was a member of the True Blue faction of the [START_ENT] Progressive Party [END_ENT] until it became the Country Party in 1927 He was", "target": "Progressive Party (1920)", "candidates": ["Progressive Party (United States, 1912)", "Progressive Party (Iceland)", "Progressive Party (United States, 1948)", "Progressive Party (United States, 1924)", "Progressive Party (Israel)", "Progressive Party of Canada", "Jim Anderton's Progressive Party", "Progressive Party (South Africa)", "Progressive Party (London)", "Progressive Party (Brazil)", "Progressive Party of Manitoba", "Progressive Party (China)", "Progressive Party of Manitoba (1981\u20131995)", "Serbian Progressive Party (historical)", "Progressive Party (Philippines)", "Vermont Progressive Party", "Progressive Party (Singapore)", "Progressive Party (Spain)", "Progressive Party (1920)", "Progressive Party (Portugal)", "Shimpot\u014d", "Wisconsin Progressive Party", "Progressive Party of Saskatchewan", "Progressives (Scotland)", "United Farmers of Ontario", "Donegal Progressive Party", "Progressive Labor Party (United States)", "Melanesian Progressive Party", "Minnesota Progressive Party", "Democratic Progressive Party", "Progressive Democrats", "Sabah Progressive Party", "Progressive Socialist Party", "Labor Party (South Korea)", "Progressive Green Party (New Zealand)", "Progressive Unionist Party", "Progressive Christianity", "Progressive Party (Greece)", "Progressive Party (Belgium)", "Theodore Roosevelt", "Progressive Party (1901)", "Progressive Party (Cape Colony)", "Serbian Progressive Party", "Progressive Party of Maldives", "Progressive Party (Chile)", "Progressive Democratic Party (South Carolina)", "Progresista Party", "Progressive Party (Greece, Kafantaris)"], "mention": "Progressive Party", "left_context": "was a member of the True Blue faction of the", "right_context": "until it became the Country Party in 1927 He was"}
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+{"id": 3393, "text": "for Forests between 1932 and 1941 Vincent was born at [START_ENT] Glen Innes, New South Wales [END_ENT] and was the son of a newspaper editor He was", "target": "Glen Innes, New South Wales", "candidates": ["Glen Innes, New South Wales"], "mention": "Glen Innes, New South Wales", "left_context": "for Forests between 1932 and 1941 Vincent was born at", "right_context": "and was the son of a newspaper editor He was"}
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+{"id": 3516, "text": "Jackie Tyrrell born 19 June 1982 is an Irish [START_ENT] hurler [END_ENT] who plays as a left corner back for the Kilkenny", "target": "Hurling", "candidates": ["Hurling", "Donal \u00d3g Cusack", "Hurdling"], "mention": "hurler", "left_context": "Jackie Tyrrell born 19 June 1982 is an Irish", "right_context": "who plays as a left corner back for the Kilkenny"}
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+{"id": 3525, "text": "two Leinster medals three county hurling championship medals and two [START_ENT] county football championship [END_ENT] medals Jackie Tyrrell was born in Kilkenny in 1982 He", "target": "Kilkenny Senior Football Championship", "candidates": ["Cork Senior Football Championship", "Tipperary Senior Football Championship", "Wexford Senior Football Championship", "Kerry Senior Football Championship", "Kilkenny Senior Football Championship", "Limerick Senior Football Championship", "Clare Senior Football Championship", "Antrim Senior Football Championship", "Dublin Senior Football Championship", "Meath Senior Football Championship", "Cork Senior Hurling Championship", "Waterford Senior Football Championship", "Armagh Senior Football Championship"], "mention": "county football championship", "left_context": "two Leinster medals three county hurling championship medals and two", "right_context": "medals Jackie Tyrrell was born in Kilkenny in 1982 He"}
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+{"id": 4169, "text": "Colombo West electoral district was an [START_ENT] electoral district [END_ENT] of Sri Lanka between July 1977 and February 1989 The", "target": "Electoral district", "candidates": ["Electoral district (Canada)", "Electoral district", "Electoral districts of New South Wales", "Electoral districts of Western Australia", "Electoral districts of South Australia", "Electoral districts of Sri Lanka", "Electoral district of Morialta", "Saint-Maurice (provincial electoral district)", "Electoral district of Nannine", "Quebec County (electoral district)", "Electoral districts of Queensland", "Electoral districts of Victoria", "Congressional district", "Yvelines' 10th constituency", "Electoral divisions of Chile", "Croatian Parliament electoral districts", "Electoral districts of Poland", "District electoral division"], "mention": "electoral district", "left_context": "Colombo West electoral district was an", "right_context": "of Sri Lanka between July 1977 and February 1989 The"}
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+{"id": 4173, "text": "February 1989 The district was named after the city of [START_ENT] Colombo [END_ENT] in Colombo District Western Province The district was created by", "target": "Colombo", "candidates": ["Colombo", "Colombo crime family", "Colombo, Paran\u00e1", "Ferrari Colombo engine", "R. Premadasa Stadium", "Colombo District", "Colombo Yogurt", "Sinhalese Sports Club Ground", "Colombo Electoral District", "Columbo", "Emilio Colombo", "University of Colombo", "Roberto Colombo (footballer)", "Colombo (crater)", "HMS Colombo (D89)", "Christopher Columbus", "Angelo Colombo", "Colombo (surname)", "Bandaranaike International Airport", "Colombo Cricket Club", "Colombo (soccer)", "Riccardo Colombo", "Marc Colombo", "Charlie Colombo", "Simone Colombo", "Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Colombo", "Indian Ocean raid", "Felipe Colombo", "Paikiasothy Saravanamuttu Stadium", "Easter Sunday Raid", "Corrado Colombo", "Alain Colombo", "Franco Colombo", "Kaitlin Colombo", "Joe Cesare Colombo", "Virginio Colombo", "Umberto Colombo (athlete)", "Giovanni Battista Innocenzo Colombo", "Salvatore Colombo", "Andrea Colombo", "Ultra Fast Attack Craft", "Adolfo Colombo", "Alfredo Colombo", "John Robert Colombo", "Domenico Colombo", "Scipio Colombo", "Eugenio Colombo", "Gabriele Colombo", "Julio Colombo", "Colombo Dreams", "Realdo Colombo", "Giuseppe Colombo", "Angelo Martino Colombo", "Gioacchino Colombo", "Sinhalese Sports Club", "Alberto Colombo", "Umberto Colombo (footballer)", "Roberto Colombo (motorcyclist)", "Mom\u010dilo Vukoti\u0107", "Giovanni Colombo", "Joseph Colombo", "Mar\u00eda Colombo", "Colombo Harbour", "Colombo (horse)", "Colombo Street", "Fort Railway Station", "Colombo Baking Company", "Colombo Racecourse", "Colombo Stock Exchange", "Colombia", "Colombo Municipal Council", "St. Lucia's Cathedral"], "mention": "Colombo", "left_context": "February 1989 The district was named after the city of", "right_context": "in Colombo District Western Province The district was created by"}
+{"id": 4174, "text": "The district was named after the city of Colombo in [START_ENT] Colombo District [END_ENT] Western Province The district was created by the division of", "target": "Colombo District", "candidates": ["Colombo District", "Colombo Electoral District"], "mention": "Colombo District", "left_context": "The district was named after the city of Colombo in", "right_context": "Western Province The district was created by the division of"}
+{"id": 4175, "text": "was named after the city of Colombo in Colombo District [START_ENT] Western Province [END_ENT] The district was created by the division of the Colombo", "target": "Western Province, Sri Lanka", "candidates": ["Western Province (rugby team)", "Western Province cricket team (South Africa)", "Western Province (Solomon Islands)", "Western Province, Sri Lanka", "Western Province (Kenya)", "Western Province (Papua New Guinea)", "Western Province, Zambia", "Western Province, Rwanda", "Western Cape", "Stormers", "Makkah Region", "Cape Cobras", "Western Province Cricket Association", "Western Province Rugby Football Union", "Western Province cricket team (Sri Lanka)", "Western Province (Victoria)", "Flag of Western Province", "Papua New Guinea", "West Region (Cameroon)", "Northern Province, Sri Lanka"], "mention": "Western Province", "left_context": "was named after the city of Colombo in Colombo District", "right_context": "The district was created by the division of the Colombo"}
+{"id": 4176, "text": "Province The district was created by the division of the [START_ENT] Colombo South Electoral District [END_ENT] into Colombo East and Colombo West electoral districts in July", "target": "Colombo South Electoral District", "candidates": ["Colombo South Electoral District"], "mention": "Colombo South Electoral District", "left_context": "Province The district was created by the division of the", "right_context": "into Colombo East and Colombo West electoral districts in July"}
+{"id": 4177, "text": "by the division of the Colombo South Electoral District into [START_ENT] Colombo East [END_ENT] and Colombo West electoral districts in July 1977 The 1978", "target": "Colombo East Electoral District", "candidates": ["Colombo East Electoral District"], "mention": "Colombo East", "left_context": "by the division of the Colombo South Electoral District into", "right_context": "and Colombo West electoral districts in July 1977 The 1978"}
+{"id": 4178, "text": "East and Colombo West electoral districts in July 1977 The [START_ENT] 1978 Constitution [END_ENT] of Sri Lanka introduced the proportional representation electoral system for", "target": "Constitution of Sri Lanka", "candidates": ["Spanish Constitution of 1978", "Constitution of Sri Lanka", "1978 Constitution of the People's Republic of China"], "mention": "1978 Constitution", "left_context": "East and Colombo West electoral districts in July 1977 The", "right_context": "of Sri Lanka introduced the proportional representation electoral system for"}
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+{"id": 4476, "text": "The E8 was a passenger train locomotive built by [START_ENT] Electro-Motive Division [END_ENT] EMD of La Grange Illinois 450 cab versions or E8As", "target": "Electro-Motive Diesel", "candidates": ["Electro-Motive Diesel"], "mention": "Electro-Motive Division", "left_context": "The E8 was a passenger train locomotive built by", "right_context": "EMD of La Grange Illinois 450 cab versions or E8As"}
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+{"id": 5098, "text": "s shop Following his retirement from football he lived in [START_ENT] Halifax, West Yorkshire [END_ENT] and died there on 24 March 1970 at the age", "target": "Halifax, West Yorkshire", "candidates": ["Halifax, West Yorkshire"], "mention": "Halifax, West Yorkshire", "left_context": "s shop Following his retirement from football he lived in", "right_context": "and died there on 24 March 1970 at the age"}
+{"id": 5099, "text": "was playing for Nelson Tradesmen when he was spotted by [START_ENT] Football League Third Division North [END_ENT] side Nelson who signed him as an amateur in October", "target": "Football League Third Division North", "candidates": ["Football League Third Division North", "Football League Third Division"], "mention": "Football League Third Division North", "left_context": "was playing for Nelson Tradesmen when he was spotted by", "right_context": "side Nelson who signed him as an amateur in October"}
+{"id": 5100, "text": "on 20 October in the 0 4 defeat away at [START_ENT] Carlisle United [END_ENT] Hooper was awarded a professional contract the following month but", "target": "Carlisle United F.C.", "candidates": ["Carlisle United F.C.", "2010\u201311 Carlisle United F.C. season", "2011\u201312 Carlisle United F.C. season"], "mention": "Carlisle United", "left_context": "on 20 October in the 0 4 defeat away at", "right_context": "Hooper was awarded a professional contract the following month but"}
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+{"id": 5223, "text": "of OR 10 from downtown Beaverton to the intersection with [START_ENT] Oregon Route 219 [END_ENT] was once known as OR 8 and 10 do not", "target": "Oregon Route 219", "candidates": ["Oregon Route 219"], "mention": "Oregon Route 219", "left_context": "of OR 10 from downtown Beaverton to the intersection with", "right_context": "was once known as OR 8 and 10 do not"}
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+{"id": 5233, "text": "journal Initiative nationale organised protests against the 1977 visit to [START_ENT] Paris [END_ENT] by Leonid Brezhnev on the pretext of his support for", "target": "Paris", "candidates": ["Paris", "Paris (mythology)", "Paris Hilton", "Paris, Texas", "Paris, Kentucky", "Paris Las Vegas", "Paris Masters", "Paris (Paris Hilton album)", "Paris, Missouri", "Paris Metropolitan Area", "Paris (The Cure album)", "Count Paris", "University of Paris", "Paris (rapper)", "Paris, Ontario", "Paris, Maine", "Paris (Malcolm McLaren album)", "Paris, Kenosha County, Wisconsin", "Paris, Grant County, Wisconsin", "Liberation of Paris", "Bubba Paris", "Paris, Illinois", "Paris, Virginia", "Charles de Gaulle Airport", "Paris FC", "Live 8 concert, Paris", "Open GDF Suez", "Paris M\u00e9tro", "Paris, Arkansas", "Paris, Tennessee", "Paris, New York", "Paris (2008 film)", "Paris, Ohio", "Paris (1928 musical)", "Paris, Idaho", "Paris, Pennsylvania", "V\u00e9lib'", "Paris Township, Stark County, Ohio", "Paris (Supertramp album)", "Paris Motor Show", "Paris (1926 film)", "Paris Township, Portage County, Ohio", "French battleship Paris", "Paris Township, Edgar County, Illinois", "Battle of Paris (1814)", "Clarins Open", "Gare Saint-Lazare", "Paris Township, Union County, Ohio", "Paris Marathon", "Paris (genus)", "Percy Paris", "Paris (song)", "Paris (1979 TV series)", "Paris (2003 musical)", "Courtney Paris", "Paris Observatory", "Paris (1929 film)", "Monnaie de Paris", "Paris Hamilton", "Sidney De Paris", "Paris, Kiribati", "Paris C. Dunning", "Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Paris", "1924 Summer Olympics", "Roue de Paris", "Mus\u00e9e Picasso", "Ben Paris", "Symphony No. 31 (Mozart)", "Elizabeth Crewson Paris", "Paris Peace Accords", "Orchestre de Paris", "Paris Cowan-Hall", "Stade Jean-Bouin", "Paris Simmons", "Paris Bennett", "Paris Mounties", "Jeff Paris", "Paris Wells", "Op\u00e9ra Bastille", "1900 Summer Olympics", "Paris Nakajima-Farran", "Parc des Princes", "Paris Declaration Respecting Maritime Law", "Gare du Nord", "William Paris", "Hanne S\u00f8rvaag", "Knights In Paris", "Paris Commune", "Stade Pierre de Coubertin", "Treaty of Paris (1815)", "Euronext Paris", "Matthew Paris", "Auguste Simon Paris", "Paris Herouni", "Biblioth\u00e8que nationale de France", "Paris, Texas (band)", "Vernon Paris", "Brandon Paris", "Dominik Paris", "Mica Paris"], "mention": "Paris", "left_context": "journal Initiative nationale organised protests against the 1977 visit to", "right_context": "by Leonid Brezhnev on the pretext of his support for"}
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+{"id": 5241, "text": "elected to town councils in 1983 as part of the [START_ENT] Rally for the Republic [END_ENT] RPR Union for French Democracy UDF list Following the 1979", "target": "Rally for the Republic", "candidates": ["Rally for the Republic", "Gaullist Party", "Campaign for Liberty"], "mention": "Rally for the Republic", "left_context": "elected to town councils in 1983 as part of the", "right_context": "RPR Union for French Democracy UDF list Following the 1979"}
+{"id": 5242, "text": "1983 as part of the Rally for the Republic RPR [START_ENT] Union for French Democracy [END_ENT] UDF list Following the 1979 European elections Roland Gaucher who", "target": "Union for French Democracy", "candidates": ["Union for French Democracy"], "mention": "Union for French Democracy", "left_context": "1983 as part of the Rally for the Republic RPR", "right_context": "UDF list Following the 1979 European elections Roland Gaucher who"}
+{"id": 5243, "text": "PFN along with Fran ois Brigneau to join again the [START_ENT] National Front [END_ENT] FN The party also endured failure notably in 1981 when", "target": "National Front (France)", "candidates": ["National Front (UK)", "National Front (France)", "National Front (India)", "Barisan Nasional", "National Front (East Germany)", "National Front (Iran)", "National Front (Czechoslovakia)", "New Zealand National Front", "National Front (Albania)", "National Front (Italy)", "National Front (Switzerland)", "National Front (Afghanistan)", "National Front (Spain)", "Black Front (Netherlands)", "National Front of Australia", "Yemeni Socialist Party", "British Union of Fascists", "National Front (Greece)", "Flag Group", "National Front (Colombia)", "National Front (Belgium)", "History of Colombia", "National Front (French Resistance)", "European National Front", "Balawaristan National Front", "Nationalist Front", "Mizo National Front", "People's Front of Yugoslavia", "Socialist Alliance of Working People of Yugoslavia", "National Progressive Front (Iraq)", "Balli Komb\u00ebtar", "United National Front (Afghanistan)"], "mention": "National Front", "left_context": "PFN along with Fran ois Brigneau to join again the", "right_context": "FN The party also endured failure notably in 1981 when"}
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+{"id": 5247, "text": "The party then became involved in anti communism activities occupying [START_ENT] French Communist Party [END_ENT] ministries and joining RPR supporters in breaking up a rally", "target": "French Communist Party", "candidates": ["French Communist Party"], "mention": "French Communist Party", "left_context": "The party then became involved in anti communism activities occupying", "right_context": "ministries and joining RPR supporters in breaking up a rally"}
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+{"id": 5251, "text": "The River Bride is a [START_ENT] tributary [END_ENT] of the Munster Blackwater in Ireland It should not be", "target": "Tributary", "candidates": ["Tributary state", "Tributary", "Tribute", "Ocklawaha River", "Johns Creek (Chattahoochee River)", "Suzerainty", "Beach ball", "Vassal state", "Dhauliganga River", "Drainage basin", "Brend"], "mention": "tributary", "left_context": "The River Bride is a", "right_context": "of the Munster Blackwater in Ireland It should not be"}
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+{"id": 5524, "text": "County from 1880 1885 Coombs was a member of the [START_ENT] California State Assembly [END_ENT] from 1887 to 1893 and from 1897 to 1899 each", "target": "California State Assembly", "candidates": ["California State Assembly", "Willie Brown (politician)", "Same-sex marriage in California", "California's 8th State Assembly district", "Members of the California State Legislature", "California State Assembly elections, 2006"], "mention": "California State Assembly", "left_context": "County from 1880 1885 Coombs was a member of the", "right_context": "from 1887 to 1893 and from 1897 to 1899 each"}
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+{"id": 5529, "text": "1899 to March 1 1901 Coombs was elected as a [START_ENT] Republican [END_ENT] to the Fifty seventh Congress March 4 1901 March 3", "target": "Republican Party (United States)", "candidates": ["Republican Party (United States)", "Second Spanish Republic", "History of the United States Republican Party", "California Republican Party", "Roman Republic", "North Dakota Republican Party", "Taiwan", "Oregon Republican Party", "Republican River", "Republican National Convention", "Republican Township, Clay County, Kansas", "Republican Township, Jefferson County, Indiana", "Michigan Republican Party", "Democratic-Republican Party", "Hawaii Republican Party", "Republican Party of Australia", "Republicanism in the United States", "People First Republican Party of Ontario", "1952 Republican National Convention", "Democratic Party (United States)", "Republican Party (Pakistan)", "Italian Republican Party", "The Republican (Springfield, Massachusetts)", "Republican National Committee", "Republican Party (Northern Mariana Islands)", "Connecticut Republican Party", "Portuguese Republican Party", "West Virginia Republican Party", "American Republican Party", "French Revolution", "New Zealand Republican Party (1995)", "Republican Left (Spain)", "Massachusetts Republican Party", "Alaska Republican Party", "South Carolina Republican Party", "1960 Republican National Convention", "Mississippi Republican Party", "Kuomintang", "French Third Republic", "Republican Party of Georgia", "Oklahoma Republican Party", "Republican Socialist Youth Movement", "Republican Party of Guam", "Republican Party (Puerto Rico)", "Italy", "Olimpiyskiy National Sports Complex", "Republican Governors Association", "Republicanism in Canada", "First Spanish Republic", "Republican Stadium, Yerevan", "French Revolutionary Army", "Republican Party of India", "1968 Republican National Convention", "Idaho Republican Party", "Independent Republican (United States)", "Irish Republic", "Irish Republican Brotherhood", "International Republican Institute", "Dutch Republic", "Republican Party of Albania", "French Second Republic", "Republican Party (Liberia)", "Republican Action Against Drugs", "Sinn F\u00e9in", "Fianna F\u00e1il", "The Republicans (Germany)", "Republican Party of Minnesota", "Republican Party presidential primaries", "Irish republicanism", "Republicanism", "Republic", "Democratic republic", "Republican Party of Iowa", "Ohio Republican Party", "Jonathon Sharkey", "George W. Bush", "Vermont Republican Party", "Denair, California", "Henry Paulson", "Maine Republican Party", "William Hale Thompson", "Utah Republican Party", "2008 Republican National Convention", "Republican Party of Virginia", "French First Republic", "History of the Republic of China", "Washington State Republican Party", "Turkey", "Luis Fortu\u00f1o", "California Republican primary, 2000", "Republican Party presidential candidates, 2008", "History of Sinn F\u00e9in", "Theodore Roosevelt", "New York Republican State Committee", "John Raese", "Illinois Republican Party", "Republican faction (Spanish Civil War)", "Republican Party of Wisconsin", "2004 Republican National Convention", "California Republican primary, 2004"], "mention": "Republican", "left_context": "1899 to March 1 1901 Coombs was elected as a", "right_context": "to the Fifty seventh Congress March 4 1901 March 3"}
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+{"id": 5809, "text": "Hampshire Massachusetts Connecticut New York New Jersey Pennsylvania Ohio Kentucky [START_ENT] Virginia [END_ENT] Maryland and West Virginia It occurs on lower elevation hilltops", "target": "Virginia", "candidates": ["Virginia", "University of Virginia", "Colony of Virginia", "Virginia, Minnesota", "Virginia Cavaliers football", "National Register of Historic Places listings in Virginia", "Virginia Cavaliers men's basketball", "Virginia Cavaliers", "United States congressional delegations from Virginia", "Virginia Eliza Clemm Poe", "Miss Virginia", "Virginia Line", "Virginia, Free State", "Miss Virginia USA", "Virginia Woolf", "Episcopal Diocese of Virginia", "Virginia, County Cavan", "Virginia-class submarine", "Virginia State Lottery", "Miss Virginia Teen USA", "Virginia, Illinois", "CSS Virginia", "Virginia, South Australia", "Virginia-class battleship", "Governor of Virginia", "Virginia Cavaliers baseball", "University of Virginia School of Law", "Virginia Cavaliers men's lacrosse", "2008 Virginia Cavaliers football team", "Virginia, Nebraska", "2007 Virginia Cavaliers football team", "Vehicle registration plates of Virginia", "Virginia Township, Cass County, Illinois", "Virginia (VTA)", "Virginia Township, Coshocton County, Ohio", "Scouting in Virginia", "Virginia (pinnace)", "Farmville, Virginia", "Virginia railway station", "Virginia Department of Transportation", "Virginia State Capitol", "Virginia International Raceway", "2010 Virginia Cavaliers football team", "Virginia, Northern Territory", "2006 Virginia Cavaliers football team", "2009 Virginia Cavaliers football team", "USS Virginia (BB-13)", "USS Virginia (SSN-774)", "United States Senate election in Virginia, 2006", "Virginia Air National Guard", "Virginia wine", "Virginia Luque", "2004 Virginia Cavaliers football team", "Virginia Lathrop", "Virginia Ragsdale", "Carroll County, Virginia", "Virginia Berresford", "Virginia Foxx", "Virginia Haviland", "Virginia Stroud", "Virginia Harris", "Virginia Gibson", "Virginia Earle", "Interstate 95 in Virginia", "Virginia Ruano Pascual", "Virginia (Montero)", "Virginia Martinez (politician)", "Virginia A. Seitz", "Virginia Abernethy", "Virginia E. Jenckes", "Virginia Payne", "Virginia Giorgi", "Virginia True Boardman", "Virginia Fair Vanderbilt", "Virginia Brindis de Salas", "Virginia Howlett", "Virginia locations by per capita income", "Virginia Christian", "Virginia Avenue", "Virginia Shehee", "Virginia-class cruiser", "Virginia Henderson", "Virginia Zeani", "Virginia Wetherell", "Virginia Landmarks Register", "Virginia Gregg", "USS Virginia (1776)", "Virginia Aveni", "West Virginia", "Virginia Coalition", "Virginia P. Clagett", "Virginia E. Johnson", "Virginia Rappe", "Virginia Bradford", "Ginnie Crawford", "Virginia Leng", "Virginia High School", "Virginia Prince", "Virginia Apgar", "1980\u201381 Virginia Cavaliers men's basketball team"], "mention": "Virginia", "left_context": "Hampshire Massachusetts Connecticut New York New Jersey Pennsylvania Ohio Kentucky", "right_context": "Maryland and West Virginia It occurs on lower elevation hilltops"}
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