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Within a month of starting , he was accepted as a dresser at the hospital , assisting surgeons during operations , the equivalent of a junior house surgeon today .
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accepted
[ "who", "was", "_", "accepted", "_", "as", "something", "?" ]
[ "he" ]
Within a month of starting , he was accepted as a dresser at the hospital , assisting surgeons during operations , the equivalent of a junior house surgeon today .
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accepted
[ "what", "was", "someone", "accepted", "_", "as", "_", "?" ]
[ "a dresser" ]
Within a month of starting , he was accepted as a dresser at the hospital , assisting surgeons during operations , the equivalent of a junior house surgeon today .
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accepted
[ "when", "was", "someone", "accepted", "_", "as", "something", "?" ]
[ "Within a month of starting" ]
Within a month of starting , he was accepted as a dresser at the hospital , assisting surgeons during operations , the equivalent of a junior house surgeon today .
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accepted
[ "where", "was", "someone", "accepted", "_", "as", "something", "?" ]
[ "at the hospital" ]
Within a month of starting , he was accepted as a dresser at the hospital , assisting surgeons during operations , the equivalent of a junior house surgeon today .
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assisting
[ "who", "was", "_", "assisting", "someone", "_", "_", "?" ]
[ "he" ]
Within a month of starting , he was accepted as a dresser at the hospital , assisting surgeons during operations , the equivalent of a junior house surgeon today .
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16
assisting
[ "who", "was", "someone", "assisting", "_", "_", "_", "?" ]
[ "surgeons" ]
Within a month of starting , he was accepted as a dresser at the hospital , assisting surgeons during operations , the equivalent of a junior house surgeon today .
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16
assisting
[ "where", "was", "someone", "assisting", "someone", "_", "_", "?" ]
[ "at the hospital" ]
Within a month of starting , he was accepted as a dresser at the hospital , assisting surgeons during operations , the equivalent of a junior house surgeon today .
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assisting
[ "when", "was", "someone", "assisting", "someone", "_", "_", "?" ]
[ "during operations" ]
It was a significant promotion that marked a distinct aptitude for medicine ; it brought greater responsibility and a heavier workload .
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marked
[ "what", "_", "_", "marked", "something", "_", "_", "?" ]
[ "a significant promotion", "It" ]
It was a significant promotion that marked a distinct aptitude for medicine ; it brought greater responsibility and a heavier workload .
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marked
[ "what", "did", "something", "mark", "_", "_", "_", "?" ]
[ "a distinct aptitude for medicine" ]
It was a significant promotion that marked a distinct aptitude for medicine ; it brought greater responsibility and a heavier workload .
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brought
[ "what", "_", "_", "brought", "something", "_", "_", "?" ]
[ "it" ]
It was a significant promotion that marked a distinct aptitude for medicine ; it brought greater responsibility and a heavier workload .
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brought
[ "what", "did", "something", "bring", "_", "_", "_", "?" ]
[ "greater responsibility and a heavier workload", "greater responsibility", "a heavier workload" ]
At the rear of the cockpit , the bulkhead was covered by a canvas cover which could be breached by the crew in an emergency , enabling them to escape into the main fuselage .
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covered
[ "what", "was", "_", "covered", "_", "_", "_", "?" ]
[ "the bulkhead" ]
At the rear of the cockpit , the bulkhead was covered by a canvas cover which could be breached by the crew in an emergency , enabling them to escape into the main fuselage .
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10
covered
[ "what", "was", "something", "covered", "_", "by", "_", "?" ]
[ "a canvas cover" ]
At the rear of the cockpit , the bulkhead was covered by a canvas cover which could be breached by the crew in an emergency , enabling them to escape into the main fuselage .
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10
covered
[ "where", "was", "something", "covered", "_", "_", "_", "?" ]
[ "At the rear of the cockpit" ]
At the rear of the cockpit , the bulkhead was covered by a canvas cover which could be breached by the crew in an emergency , enabling them to escape into the main fuselage .
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breached
[ "what", "could", "_", "be breached", "_", "_", "_", "?" ]
[ "a canvas cover" ]
At the rear of the cockpit , the bulkhead was covered by a canvas cover which could be breached by the crew in an emergency , enabling them to escape into the main fuselage .
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breached
[ "what", "could", "something", "be breached", "_", "by", "_", "?" ]
[ "the crew" ]
At the rear of the cockpit , the bulkhead was covered by a canvas cover which could be breached by the crew in an emergency , enabling them to escape into the main fuselage .
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breached
[ "when", "could", "something", "be breached", "_", "_", "_", "?" ]
[ "in an emergency" ]
At the rear of the cockpit , the bulkhead was covered by a canvas cover which could be breached by the crew in an emergency , enabling them to escape into the main fuselage .
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enabling
[ "who", "would", "_", "be enabled", "_", "_", "_", "?" ]
[ "them", "the crew" ]
At the rear of the cockpit , the bulkhead was covered by a canvas cover which could be breached by the crew in an emergency , enabling them to escape into the main fuselage .
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enabling
[ "what", "would", "_", "enable", "someone", "_", "_", "?" ]
[ "a canvas cover which could be breached by the crew in an emergency" ]
At the rear of the cockpit , the bulkhead was covered by a canvas cover which could be breached by the crew in an emergency , enabling them to escape into the main fuselage .
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enabling
[ "what", "would", "someone", "be enabled", "_", "to", "do", "?" ]
[ "escape into the main fuselage" ]
At the rear of the cockpit , the bulkhead was covered by a canvas cover which could be breached by the crew in an emergency , enabling them to escape into the main fuselage .
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escape
[ "who", "could", "_", "escape", "_", "_", "_", "?" ]
[ "them", "the crew" ]
At the rear of the cockpit , the bulkhead was covered by a canvas cover which could be breached by the crew in an emergency , enabling them to escape into the main fuselage .
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escape
[ "where", "could", "someone", "escape", "_", "into", "_", "?" ]
[ "the main fuselage" ]
At the rear of the cockpit , the bulkhead was covered by a canvas cover which could be breached by the crew in an emergency , enabling them to escape into the main fuselage .
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escape
[ "why", "could", "someone", "escape", "_", "_", "_", "?" ]
[ "At the rear of the cockpit , the bulkhead was covered by a canvas cover which could be breached by the crew in an emergency" ]
The canopy was split into two sections and joined by a strong welded steel frame .
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split
[ "what", "was", "_", "split", "_", "_", "_", "?" ]
[ "The canopy" ]
The canopy was split into two sections and joined by a strong welded steel frame .
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split
[ "what", "was", "something", "split", "_", "into", "_", "?" ]
[ "two sections" ]
The canopy was split into two sections and joined by a strong welded steel frame .
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joined
[ "what", "was", "_", "joined", "_", "_", "_", "?" ]
[ "The canopy" ]
The canopy was split into two sections and joined by a strong welded steel frame .
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joined
[ "what", "was", "something", "joined", "_", "by", "_", "?" ]
[ "a strong welded steel frame" ]
The canopy itself was made of Plexiglas and each compartment had its own `` sliding hood '' for the two crew members .
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made
[ "what", "was", "_", "made", "_", "of", "something", "?" ]
[ "The canopy itself" ]
The canopy itself was made of Plexiglas and each compartment had its own `` sliding hood '' for the two crew members .
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made
[ "what", "was", "something", "made", "_", "of", "_", "?" ]
[ "Plexiglas" ]
The canopy itself was made of Plexiglas and each compartment had its own `` sliding hood '' for the two crew members .
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had
[ "what", "_", "_", "had", "something", "_", "_", "?" ]
[ "each compartment" ]
The canopy itself was made of Plexiglas and each compartment had its own `` sliding hood '' for the two crew members .
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had
[ "what", "did", "something", "have", "_", "_", "_", "?" ]
[ "its own `` sliding hood ''" ]
The canopy itself was made of Plexiglas and each compartment had its own `` sliding hood '' for the two crew members .
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had
[ "who", "did", "something", "have", "something", "for", "_", "?" ]
[ "the two crew members" ]
Israel responded with airstrikes and artillery fire on targets in Lebanon , and a ground invasion of southern Lebanon , resulting in the 2006 Lebanon War .
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responded
[ "who", "_", "_", "responded", "_", "to", "something", "?" ]
[ "Israel" ]
Israel responded with airstrikes and artillery fire on targets in Lebanon , and a ground invasion of southern Lebanon , resulting in the 2006 Lebanon War .
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responded
[ "what", "did", "someone", "respond", "_", "with", "_", "?" ]
[ "airstrikes and artillery fire on targets" ]
Israel responded with airstrikes and artillery fire on targets in Lebanon , and a ground invasion of southern Lebanon , resulting in the 2006 Lebanon War .
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responded
[ "where", "did", "someone", "respond", "_", "to", "something", "?" ]
[ "in Lebanon" ]
Israel responded with airstrikes and artillery fire on targets in Lebanon , and a ground invasion of southern Lebanon , resulting in the 2006 Lebanon War .
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resulting
[ "what", "_", "_", "resulted", "_", "in", "something", "?" ]
[ "airstrikes and artillery fire on targets in Lebanon , and a ground invasion of southern Lebanon", "airstrikes and artillery fire on targets in Lebanon", "a ground invasion of southern Lebanon" ]
Israel responded with airstrikes and artillery fire on targets in Lebanon , and a ground invasion of southern Lebanon , resulting in the 2006 Lebanon War .
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resulting
[ "what", "did", "something", "result", "_", "in", "_", "?" ]
[ "the 2006 Lebanon War" ]
Israel responded with airstrikes and artillery fire on targets in Lebanon , and a ground invasion of southern Lebanon , resulting in the 2006 Lebanon War .
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resulting
[ "where", "did", "something", "result", "_", "in", "something", "?" ]
[ "in Lebanon" ]
The conflict was officially ended by the UNSC Resolution 1701 on 14 August 2006 , which ordered a ceasefire .
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ended
[ "what", "was", "_", "ended", "_", "_", "_", "?" ]
[ "The conflict" ]
The conflict was officially ended by the UNSC Resolution 1701 on 14 August 2006 , which ordered a ceasefire .
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ended
[ "what", "was", "something", "ended", "_", "by", "_", "?" ]
[ "the UNSC Resolution 1701" ]
The conflict was officially ended by the UNSC Resolution 1701 on 14 August 2006 , which ordered a ceasefire .
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ended
[ "how", "was", "something", "ended", "_", "_", "_", "?" ]
[ "officially" ]
The conflict was officially ended by the UNSC Resolution 1701 on 14 August 2006 , which ordered a ceasefire .
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ended
[ "when", "was", "something", "ended", "_", "_", "_", "?" ]
[ "on 14 August 2006" ]
The conflict was officially ended by the UNSC Resolution 1701 on 14 August 2006 , which ordered a ceasefire .
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ordered
[ "what", "_", "_", "ordered", "something", "_", "_", "?" ]
[ "the UNSC Resolution 1701" ]
The conflict was officially ended by the UNSC Resolution 1701 on 14 August 2006 , which ordered a ceasefire .
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ordered
[ "when", "did", "something", "order", "something", "_", "_", "?" ]
[ "on 14 August 2006" ]
The conflict was officially ended by the UNSC Resolution 1701 on 14 August 2006 , which ordered a ceasefire .
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ordered
[ "what", "was", "_", "ordered", "_", "_", "_", "?" ]
[ "a ceasefire" ]
Some 1,191 Lebanese and 160 Israelis were killed in the conflict .
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killed
[ "who", "was", "_", "killed", "_", "_", "_", "?" ]
[ "Some 1,191 Lebanese and 160 Israelis" ]
Some 1,191 Lebanese and 160 Israelis were killed in the conflict .
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killed
[ "where", "was", "someone", "killed", "_", "_", "_", "?" ]
[ "in the conflict" ]
Beirut 's southern suburb was heavily damaged by Israeli airstrikes where Hezbollah military infrastructure was deeply embedded among the civilian population .
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damaged
[ "what", "was", "_", "damaged", "_", "_", "_", "?" ]
[ "Beirut 's southern suburb" ]
Beirut 's southern suburb was heavily damaged by Israeli airstrikes where Hezbollah military infrastructure was deeply embedded among the civilian population .
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damaged
[ "how", "was", "something", "damaged", "_", "_", "_", "?" ]
[ "heavily" ]
Beirut 's southern suburb was heavily damaged by Israeli airstrikes where Hezbollah military infrastructure was deeply embedded among the civilian population .
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damaged
[ "what", "was", "something", "damaged", "_", "by", "_", "?" ]
[ "Israeli airstrikes where Hezbollah military infrastructure was deeply embedded among the civilian population" ]
Lonsdaleite is simulated to be 58 % harder than diamond on the < 100 > face and to resist indentation pressures of 152 GPa , whereas diamond would break at 97 GPa .
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resist
[ "what", "_", "_", "resists", "something", "_", "_", "?" ]
[ "Lonsdaleite" ]
Lonsdaleite is simulated to be 58 % harder than diamond on the < 100 > face and to resist indentation pressures of 152 GPa , whereas diamond would break at 97 GPa .
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resist
[ "what", "does", "something", "resist", "_", "_", "_", "?" ]
[ "indentation pressures of 152 GPa" ]
Lonsdaleite is simulated to be 58 % harder than diamond on the < 100 > face and to resist indentation pressures of 152 GPa , whereas diamond would break at 97 GPa .
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break
[ "what", "would", "_", "break", "_", "_", "_", "?" ]
[ "diamond" ]
Lonsdaleite is simulated to be 58 % harder than diamond on the < 100 > face and to resist indentation pressures of 152 GPa , whereas diamond would break at 97 GPa .
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break
[ "what", "would", "something", "break", "_", "at", "_", "?" ]
[ "97 GPa" ]
Remnant Micronesia and the Marshall Islands , the heirs of the last territories of the Trust , attained final independence on 22 December 1990 . .
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attained
[ "what", "_", "_", "attained", "something", "_", "_", "?" ]
[ "Remnant Micronesia and the Marshall Islands , the heirs of the last territories of the Trust", "Remnant Micronesia and the Marshall Islands", "the heirs of the last territories of the Trust" ]
Remnant Micronesia and the Marshall Islands , the heirs of the last territories of the Trust , attained final independence on 22 December 1990 . .
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attained
[ "what", "did", "something", "attain", "_", "_", "_", "?" ]
[ "final independence" ]
Remnant Micronesia and the Marshall Islands , the heirs of the last territories of the Trust , attained final independence on 22 December 1990 . .
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attained
[ "when", "did", "something", "attain", "something", "_", "_", "?" ]
[ "on 22 December 1990" ]
The Republic of Palau , split off from the Federated States of Micronesia , became the last to get its independence effectively on 1 October 1994 .
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split
[ "what", "was", "_", "split", "_", "off", "_", "?" ]
[ "The Republic of Palau" ]
The Republic of Palau , split off from the Federated States of Micronesia , became the last to get its independence effectively on 1 October 1994 .
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split
[ "what", "was", "something", "split", "_", "from", "_", "?" ]
[ "the Federated States of Micronesia" ]
The Republic of Palau , split off from the Federated States of Micronesia , became the last to get its independence effectively on 1 October 1994 .
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became
[ "what", "_", "_", "became", "something", "_", "_", "?" ]
[ "The Republic of Palau" ]
The Republic of Palau , split off from the Federated States of Micronesia , became the last to get its independence effectively on 1 October 1994 .
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became
[ "what", "did", "something", "become", "_", "_", "_", "?" ]
[ "the last to get its independence effectively" ]
The Republic of Palau , split off from the Federated States of Micronesia , became the last to get its independence effectively on 1 October 1994 .
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became
[ "when", "did", "something", "become", "something", "_", "_", "?" ]
[ "on 1 October 1994" ]
The Republic of Palau , split off from the Federated States of Micronesia , became the last to get its independence effectively on 1 October 1994 .
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get
[ "what", "_", "_", "got", "something", "_", "_", "?" ]
[ "The Republic of Palau" ]
The Republic of Palau , split off from the Federated States of Micronesia , became the last to get its independence effectively on 1 October 1994 .
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get
[ "what", "did", "something", "get", "_", "_", "_", "?" ]
[ "its independence effectively" ]
The Republic of Palau , split off from the Federated States of Micronesia , became the last to get its independence effectively on 1 October 1994 .
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get
[ "when", "did", "something", "get", "something", "_", "_", "?" ]
[ "on 1 October 1994" ]
Land Rover presented at the 2008 London Motor Show its new ERAD diesel-electric hybrid in a pair of Freelander 2 prototypes .
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presented
[ "who", "_", "_", "presented", "something", "_", "_", "?" ]
[ "Land Rover" ]
Land Rover presented at the 2008 London Motor Show its new ERAD diesel-electric hybrid in a pair of Freelander 2 prototypes .
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presented
[ "what", "did", "someone", "present", "_", "_", "_", "?" ]
[ "its new ERAD diesel-electric hybrid" ]
Land Rover presented at the 2008 London Motor Show its new ERAD diesel-electric hybrid in a pair of Freelander 2 prototypes .
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2
presented
[ "when", "did", "someone", "present", "something", "_", "_", "?" ]
[ "2008" ]
Land Rover presented at the 2008 London Motor Show its new ERAD diesel-electric hybrid in a pair of Freelander 2 prototypes .
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2
presented
[ "where", "did", "someone", "present", "something", "_", "_", "?" ]
[ "at the 2008 London Motor Show" ]
Land Rover presented at the 2008 London Motor Show its new ERAD diesel-electric hybrid in a pair of Freelander 2 prototypes .
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2
presented
[ "what", "did", "someone", "present", "something", "in", "_", "?" ]
[ "a pair of Freelander 2 prototypes" ]
The new hybrid system is being designed as a scalable and modular system that could be applied across a variety of Land Rover models and powertrains .
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designed
[ "what", "is", "_", "being designed", "_", "as", "something", "?" ]
[ "The new hybrid system" ]
The new hybrid system is being designed as a scalable and modular system that could be applied across a variety of Land Rover models and powertrains .
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designed
[ "what", "is", "something", "being designed", "_", "as", "_", "?" ]
[ "a scalable and modular system that could be applied across a variety of Land Rover models and powertrains" ]
The new hybrid system is being designed as a scalable and modular system that could be applied across a variety of Land Rover models and powertrains .
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applied
[ "what", "could", "_", "be applied", "_", "_", "_", "?" ]
[ "a scalable and modular system", "The new hybrid system" ]
The new hybrid system is being designed as a scalable and modular system that could be applied across a variety of Land Rover models and powertrains .
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applied
[ "what", "could", "something", "be applied", "_", "across", "_", "?" ]
[ "a variety of Land Rover models and powertrains" ]
The districts of Mozambique are divided into 405 `` postos '' .
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divided
[ "what", "are", "_", "divided", "_", "_", "_", "?" ]
[ "The districts of Mozambique" ]
The districts of Mozambique are divided into 405 `` postos '' .
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divided
[ "what", "is", "something", "divided", "_", "into", "_", "?" ]
[ "405 `` postos ''" ]
The final difference in the material not already plated is that the `` Epilogue , '' and thus Ishmael 's miraculous survival , is omitted from the British edition .
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plated
[ "what", "is n't", "_", "plated", "_", "_", "_", "?" ]
[ "the material" ]
The final difference in the material not already plated is that the `` Epilogue , '' and thus Ishmael 's miraculous survival , is omitted from the British edition .
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omitted
[ "what", "is", "_", "omitted", "_", "_", "_", "?" ]
[ "the `` Epilogue , '' and thus Ishmael 's miraculous survival", "the `` Epilogue , ''", "Ishmael 's miraculous survival" ]
The final difference in the material not already plated is that the `` Epilogue , '' and thus Ishmael 's miraculous survival , is omitted from the British edition .
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omitted
[ "what", "is", "something", "omitted", "_", "from", "_", "?" ]
[ "the British edition" ]
Since there was nothing objectionable in it , most likely it was somehow lost by Bentley 's printer when the `` Etymology '' and `` Extracts '' were moved .
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lost
[ "how", "might", "something", "have been lost", "_", "_", "_", "?" ]
[ "somehow" ]
Since there was nothing objectionable in it , most likely it was somehow lost by Bentley 's printer when the `` Etymology '' and `` Extracts '' were moved .
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13
lost
[ "what", "might", "_", "have been lost", "_", "_", "_", "?" ]
[ "it" ]
Since there was nothing objectionable in it , most likely it was somehow lost by Bentley 's printer when the `` Etymology '' and `` Extracts '' were moved .
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13
lost
[ "where", "might", "something", "have been lost", "_", "_", "_", "?" ]
[ "by Bentley 's printer" ]
Since there was nothing objectionable in it , most likely it was somehow lost by Bentley 's printer when the `` Etymology '' and `` Extracts '' were moved .
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13
lost
[ "when", "might", "something", "have been lost", "_", "_", "_", "?" ]
[ "when the `` Etymology '' and `` Extracts '' were moved" ]
Since there was nothing objectionable in it , most likely it was somehow lost by Bentley 's printer when the `` Etymology '' and `` Extracts '' were moved .
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moved
[ "what", "was", "_", "moved", "_", "_", "_", "?" ]
[ "the `` Etymology '' and `` Extracts ''" ]
Numerical analysis continues this long tradition of practical mathematical calculations .
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continues
[ "what", "_", "_", "continues", "something", "_", "_", "?" ]
[ "Numerical analysis" ]
Numerical analysis continues this long tradition of practical mathematical calculations .
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continues
[ "what", "does", "something", "continue", "_", "_", "_", "?" ]
[ "this long tradition of practical mathematical calculations" ]
Much like the Babylonian approximation of formula_1 , modern numerical analysis does not seek exact answers , because exact answers are often impossible to obtain in practice .
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seek
[ "what", "does n't", "_", "seek", "something", "_", "_", "?" ]
[ "modern numerical analysis" ]
Much like the Babylonian approximation of formula_1 , modern numerical analysis does not seek exact answers , because exact answers are often impossible to obtain in practice .
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13
seek
[ "what", "does n't", "something", "seek", "_", "_", "_", "?" ]
[ "exact answers" ]
Much like the Babylonian approximation of formula_1 , modern numerical analysis does not seek exact answers , because exact answers are often impossible to obtain in practice .
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13
seek
[ "why", "does n't", "something", "seek", "something", "_", "_", "?" ]
[ "because exact answers are often impossible to obtain in practice" ]
Much like the Babylonian approximation of formula_1 , modern numerical analysis does not seek exact answers , because exact answers are often impossible to obtain in practice .
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obtain
[ "what", "might not", "_", "be obtained", "_", "_", "_", "?" ]
[ "exact answers" ]
Much like the Babylonian approximation of formula_1 , modern numerical analysis does not seek exact answers , because exact answers are often impossible to obtain in practice .
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obtain
[ "where", "might not", "something", "be obtained", "_", "_", "_", "?" ]
[ "in practice" ]
Instead , much of numerical analysis is concerned with obtaining approximate solutions while maintaining reasonable bounds on errors .
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concerned
[ "what", "is", "_", "concerned", "_", "_", "_", "?" ]
[ "much of numerical analysis" ]
Instead , much of numerical analysis is concerned with obtaining approximate solutions while maintaining reasonable bounds on errors .
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concerned
[ "what", "is", "something", "concerned", "_", "with", "_", "?" ]
[ "obtaining approximate solutions while maintaining reasonable bounds on errors" ]
Instead , much of numerical analysis is concerned with obtaining approximate solutions while maintaining reasonable bounds on errors .
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obtaining
[ "what", "might", "something", "obtain", "_", "_", "_", "?" ]
[ "approximate solutions" ]
Instead , much of numerical analysis is concerned with obtaining approximate solutions while maintaining reasonable bounds on errors .
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obtaining
[ "what", "might", "_", "obtain", "something", "_", "_", "?" ]
[ "much of numerical analysis" ]
Instead , much of numerical analysis is concerned with obtaining approximate solutions while maintaining reasonable bounds on errors .
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obtaining
[ "when", "might", "something", "obtain", "something", "_", "_", "?" ]
[ "while maintaining reasonable bounds on errors" ]
Instead , much of numerical analysis is concerned with obtaining approximate solutions while maintaining reasonable bounds on errors .
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maintaining
[ "what", "might", "something", "maintain", "_", "_", "_", "?" ]
[ "reasonable bounds on errors" ]
Instead , much of numerical analysis is concerned with obtaining approximate solutions while maintaining reasonable bounds on errors .
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Anthony 's novels usually end with a chapter-long Author 's Note , in which he talks about himself , his life , and his experiences as they related to the process of writing the novel .
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