Question: Does the written work about dinosaurs open with these sentences: Mike Bowman whistled cheerfully as he drove the Land Rover through the Cabo Blanco Biological Reserve, on the west coast of Costa Rica. It was a beautiful morning in July, and the road before him was spectacular: hugging the edge of a cliff, overlooking the jungle and the blue Pacific. According to the guidebooks, Cabo Blanco was unspoiled wilderness, almost a paradise. ?
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Answer: yes
SPARQL: ASK { ?e <pred:instance_of> ?c . ?c <pred:name> "written work" . ?e <main_subject> ?e_1 . ?e_1 <pred:name> "dinosaur" .  ?e <first_line> ?pv . ?pv <pred:value> "Mike Bowman whistled cheerfully as he drove the Land Rover through the Cabo Blanco Biological Reserve, on the west coast of Costa Rica. It was a beautiful morning in July, and the road before him was spectacular: hugging the edge of a cliff, overlooking the jungle and the blue Pacific. According to the guidebooks, Cabo Blanco was unspoiled wilderness, almost a paradise." .  }
Program:
function: Find
inputs: dinosaur
function: Relate
dependencies: 0
inputs: main subject
backward
function: FilterConcept
dependencies: 1
inputs: written work
function: QueryAttr
dependencies: 2
inputs: first line
function: VerifyStr
dependencies: 3
inputs: Mike Bowman whistled cheerfully as he drove the Land Rover through the Cabo Blanco Biological Reserve, on the west coast of Costa Rica. It was a beautiful morning in July, and the road before him was spectacular: hugging the edge of a cliff, overlooking the jungle and the blue Pacific. According to the guidebooks, Cabo Blanco was unspoiled wilderness, almost a paradise.