Question: Does the person who is a cast member of Batman (the one whose CANTIC-ID is a12009362) (the character role of this statement is Two-Face), have a native-language name equal to Avril Lavigne?
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SPARQL: ASK { ?e <pred:instance_of> ?c . ?c <pred:name> "human" . ?e_1 <cast_member> ?e . ?e_1 <pred:name> "Batman" . ?e_1 <CANTIC-ID> ?pv_1 . ?pv_1 <pred:value> "a12009362" . [ <pred:fact_h> ?e_1 ; <pred:fact_r> <cast_member> ; <pred:fact_t> ?e ] <character_role> ?qpv . ?qpv <pred:value> "Two-Face" . ?e <name_in_native_language> ?pv . ?pv <pred:value> "Avril Lavigne" .  }
Program:
function: Find
inputs: Batman
function: FilterStr
dependencies: 0
inputs: CANTIC-ID
a12009362
function: Relate
dependencies: 1
inputs: cast member
forward
function: QFilterStr
dependencies: 2
inputs: character role
Two-Face
function: FilterConcept
dependencies: 3
inputs: human
function: QueryAttr
dependencies: 4
inputs: name in native language
function: VerifyStr
dependencies: 5
inputs: Avril Lavigne
Answer: no