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Article: Premiership Rugby

Question: What were the two teams in the final of 2013–14 Aviva Premiership and what was the final score?
Answer: In the final of 2013–14 Aviva Premiership, Northampton Saints won by defeating Saracens scoring 24–20 (a.e.t).
Evidence table:
Season
Teams
Premiership Final Information
Premiership Final Information
Premiership Final Information
League Winners
Relegated
Sponsor
Season
Teams
Winners
Score
Runners-up
League Winners
Relegated
Sponsor
1987– 88
12
-
-
-
Leicester Tigers
Sale, Coventry
Courage Brewery
1988– 89
12
-
-
-
Bath
Liverpool St Helens, Waterloo
Courage Brewery
1989– 90
12
-
-
-
Wasps FC
Bedford
Courage Brewery
1990– 91
13
-
-
-
Bath
Liverpool St Helens, Moseley
Courage Brewery
1991– 92
13
-
-
-
Bath
Rosslyn Park, Nottingham
Courage Brewery
1992– 93
13
-
-
-
Bath
Rugby Lions, West Hartlepool, Saracens, London Scottish
Courage Brewery
1993– 94
10
-
-
-
Bath
Newcastle Gosforth, London Irish
Courage Brewery
1994– 95
10
-
-
-
Leicester Tigers
Northampton Saints
Courage Brewery
1995– 96
10
-
-
-
Bath
No relegation
Courage Brewery
1996– 97
12
-
-
-
Wasps FC
West Hartlepool, Orrell
Courage Brewery
1997– 98
12
-
-
-
Newcastle Falcons
Bristol
Allied Dunbar
1998– 99
14
-
-
-
Leicester Tigers
West Hartlepool
Allied Dunbar
1999– 00
12
-
-
-
Leicester Tigers
Bedford Blues
Allied Dunbar
2000– 01
12
-
-
-
Leicester Tigers
Rotherham
Zurich
2001– 02
12
-
-
-
Leicester Tigers
No relegation
Zurich
2002– 03
12
London Wasps
39–3
Gloucester
Gloucester
Bristol
Zurich
2003– 04
12
London Wasps
10–6
Bath
Bath
Rotherham Titans
Zurich
2004– 05
12
London Wasps
39–14
Leicester Tigers
Leicester Tigers
Harlequins
Zurich
2005– 06
12
Sale Sharks
45–20
Leicester Tigers
Sale Sharks
Leeds Tykes
Guinness
2006– 07
12
Leicester Tigers
44–16
Gloucester
Gloucester
Northampton Saints
Guinness
2007– 08
12
London Wasps
26–16
Leicester Tigers
Gloucester
Leeds Carnegie
Guinness
2008– 09
12
Leicester Tigers
10–9
London Irish
Leicester Tigers
Bristol
Guinness
2009– 10
12
Leicester Tigers
33–27
Saracens
Leicester Tigers
Worcester Warriors
Guinness
2010– 11
12
Saracens
22–18
Leicester Tigers
Leicester Tigers
Leeds Carnegie
Aviva
2011– 12
12
Harlequins
30–23
Leicester Tigers
Harlequins
Newcastle Falcons
Aviva
2012– 13
12
Leicester Tigers
37–17
Northampton Saints
Saracens
London Welsh
Aviva
2013– 14
12
Northampton Saints
24–20 (a.e.t)
Saracens
Saracens
Worcester Warriors
Aviva
2014– 15
12
Saracens
28–16
Bath
Northampton Saints
London Welsh
Aviva
2015– 16
12
Saracens
28–20
Exeter Chiefs
Saracens
London Irish
Aviva
2016– 17
12
Exeter Chiefs
23–20 (a.e.t)
Wasps
Wasps
Bristol
Aviva
2017– 18
12
Saracens
27–10
Exeter Chiefs
Exeter Chiefs
London Irish
Aviva
2018– 19
12
-
-
-
-
-
Gallagher
Article: Little Big Town

Question: What recognition did the song Girl Crush receive in 2016?
Answer: Little Big Town's "Girl Crush" was nominated for Song of the Year in 2016.
Evidence table:
Year
Nominated Work
Category
Result
2006
Themselves
Top New Vocal Duo/Group
Nominated
2006
Themselves
Top Vocal Group
Nominated
2007
Themselves
Top New Vocal Duo/Group
Won
2007
Themselves
Top Vocal Group
Nominated
2008
Themselves
Top Vocal Group
Nominated
2009
"Life in a Northern Town"(with Sugarland and Jake Owen)
Vocal Event of the Year
Nominated
2009
Themselves
Top Vocal Group
Nominated
2010
Themselves
Top Vocal Group
Nominated
2011
Themselves
Top Vocal Group
Nominated
2013
"Pontoon"
Single of the Year
Nominated
2013
Tornado
Album of the Year
Nominated
2013
"Tornado"
Music Video of the Year
Won
2013
Themselves
Vocal Group of the Year
Won
2014
Themselves
Vocal Group of the Year
Nominated
2015
Themselves
Vocal Group of the Year
Won
2015
Pain Killer
Album of the Year
Nominated
2016
Themselves
Vocal Group of the Year
Won
2016
"Girl Crush"
Single Record of the Year
Nominated
2016
"Girl Crush"
Song of the Year
Nominated
2016
"Girl Crush"
Video of the Year
Nominated
2016
Smokin' And Drinkin'
Vocal Event of the Year (shared with Miranda Lambert)
Won
2016
Themselves
Crystal Milestone Award
Won
2017
Themselves
Vocal Group of the Year
Won
2018
Themselves
Vocal Group of the Year
Nominated
2018
The Breaker
Album of the Year
Nominated
2018
"Better Man"
Single of the Year
Nominated
Article: Bad Day (Daniel Powter song)

Question: When did Warner Bros. Records release Bad Day as a CD single in Switzerland, France, United Kingdom and Canada?
Answer: In 2005, Warner Bros. Records released Bad Day as a CD single in Switzerland on March 4, in France on March 22, in the United Kingdom on July 25, and in Canada on July 28.
Evidence table:
Country
Date
Format
Label
Ref
France
Early 2005
Mainstream radio
Warner Bros. Records
-
United States
February 8, 2005
Extended play
Warner Bros. Records WEA
-
United States
February 22, 2005
Digital download
Warner Bros. Records
-
Switzerland
March 4, 2005
CD single
Warner Music Switzerland
-
France
March 22, 2005
CD single
Warner Bros. Records
-
Italy
May 18, 2005
Maxi single
Warner Bros. Records
-
France
May 30, 2005
Maxi single
Mis
-
Germany
May 30, 2005
Maxi single
Warner Bros. Records
-
Australia
June 27, 2005
Maxi single
Warner Bros. RecordsWEA
-
United Kingdom
July 25, 2005
CD single
Warner Bros. Records
-
United Kingdom
July 25, 2005
Maxi single
Warner Bros. Records
-
Canada
July 28, 2005
CD single
WEA
-
Japan
August 6, 2005
Digital Download
WEA
-
Article: Dave Bautista

Question: Which character was Bautista cast to portray in the film Blade Runner 2049 in 2017?
Answer: In 2017, Bautista was cast in Blade Runner 2049 as Sapper Morton.
Evidence table:
Year
Title
Role
Notes
2006
Relative Strangers
Wrestler
Uncredited cameo
2009
My Son, My Son, What Have Ye Done?
Police officer
-
2010
Wrong Side of Town
Big Ronnie
-
2011
House of the Rising Sun
Ray
Action On Film Award for Performer of the Year
2011
The Scorpion King 3: Battle for Redemption
Argomael
-
2012
The Man with the Iron Fists
Brass Body
-
2013
Riddick
Diaz
-
2014
Guardians of the Galaxy
Drax the Destroyer
Detroit Film Critics Society Award for Best Ensemble Nevada Film Critics Society Award for Best Ensemble Cast Nominated – Central Ohio Film Critics Association Award for Best Ensemble Nominated – Phoenix Film Critics Society Award for Best Ensemble Acting
2015
L.A. Slasher
The Drug Dealer #1
-
2015
Spectre
Mr. Hinx
-
2015
Heist
Jason Cox
-
2016
The Boss
Chad
Uncredited
2016
Kickboxer: Vengeance
Tong Po
-
2016
Marauders
Stockwell
-
2016
The Warriors Gate
Arun the Cruel
-
2017
Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2
Drax the Destroyer
-
2017
Bushwick
Stupe
Also executive producer
2017
Blade Runner 2049
Sapper Morton
-
2018
Avengers: Infinity War
Drax the Destroyer
-
2018
Hotel Artemis
Everest
-
2018
Escape Plan 2: Hades
Trent DeRosa
-
2018
Final Score
Michael Knox
Also producer
2018
Master Z: The Ip Man Legacy
Owen Davidson
-
2019
Avengers: Endgame
Drax the Destroyer
-
2019
Stuber
Vic
-
2019
Escape Plan: The Extractors
Trent DeRosa
Post-production
2019
My Spy
JJ
Post-production
2020
Dune
Glossu Rabban
Filming
Article: Miami Dolphins

Question: What was the Miami Dolphins' record in 1973, and who did they beat in the Super Bowl?
Answer: Miami Dolphins posted a 15–2 record and capped the year with another title, defeating the Minnesota Vikings in Super Bowl VIII.
Evidence table:
Year
Coach
Super Bowl
Location
Opponent
Score
Record
1971
Don Shula
VI
New Orleans
Dallas Cowboys
3–24 (L)
10–3–1
1972
Don Shula
VII
Los Angeles
Washington Redskins
14–7 (W)
17–0
1973
Don Shula
VIII
Houston
Minnesota Vikings
24–7 (W)
15–2
1982
Don Shula
XVII
Pasadena
Washington Redskins
17–27 (L)
7–2
1984
Don Shula
XIX
Stanford, California
San Francisco 49ers
16–38 (L)
14–2
Total Superbowls Record:
Total Superbowls Record:
Total Superbowls Record:
Total Superbowls Record:
Total Superbowls Record:
Total Superbowls Record:
2-3
Article: Harry Potter and the Cursed Child

Question: What awards or nominations did the play "Harry Potter and the Cursed Child" receive at the 2017 Laurence Olivier Awards?
Answer: At the 2017 Laurence Olivier Awards, the London production received eleven nominations and won nine awards, including Best New Play, Best Actor, Best Actor in a Supporting Role, Best Actress in a Supporting Role and Best Director.
Evidence table:
Year
Award Ceremony
Category
Nominee
Result
2016
Evening Standard Theatre Awards
Best Play
Best Play
Won
2016
Evening Standard Theatre Awards
Best Director
John Tiffany
Nominated
2016
Evening Standard Theatre Awards
Best Design
Christine Jones
Nominated
2016
Evening Standard Theatre Awards
Emerging Talent Award
Anthony Boyle
Nominated
2016
Critics' Circle Theatre Awards
Best Director
John Tiffany
Won
2016
Critics' Circle Theatre Awards
Best Designer
Christine Jones
Won
2016
Critics' Circle Theatre Awards
Most Promising Newcomer
Anthony Boyle
Won
2017
WhatsOnStage Awards
Best New Play
Best New Play
Won
2017
WhatsOnStage Awards
Best Actor in a Play
Jamie Parker
Won
2017
WhatsOnStage Awards
Best Supporting Actor in a Play
Anthony Boyle
Won
2017
WhatsOnStage Awards
Best Supporting Actor in a Play
Paul Thornley
Nominated
2017
WhatsOnStage Awards
Best Supporting Actress in a Play
Poppy Miller
Nominated
2017
WhatsOnStage Awards
Best Supporting Actress in a Play
Noma Dumezweni
Won
2017
WhatsOnStage Awards
Best Direction
John Tiffany
Won
2017
WhatsOnStage Awards
Best Costume Design
Katrina Lindsay
Nominated
2017
WhatsOnStage Awards
Best Set Design
Christine Jones
Won
2017
WhatsOnStage Awards
Best Lighting Design
Neil Austin
Won
2017
WhatsOnStage Awards
Best Video Design
Finn Ross and Ash Woodward
Won
2017
Laurence Olivier Awards
Best New Play
Best New Play
Won
2017
Laurence Olivier Awards
Best Director
John Tiffany
Won
2017
Laurence Olivier Awards
Best Actor
Jamie Parker
Won
2017
Laurence Olivier Awards
Best Actress in a Supporting Role
Noma Dumezweni
Won
2017
Laurence Olivier Awards
Best Actor in a Supporting Role
Anthony Boyle
Won
2017
Laurence Olivier Awards
Best Costume Design
Katrina Lindsay
Won
2017
Laurence Olivier Awards
Best Set Design
Christine Jones
Won
2017
Laurence Olivier Awards
Best Sound Design
Gareth Fry
Won
2017
Laurence Olivier Awards
Best Lighting Design
Neil Austin
Won
2017
Laurence Olivier Awards
Best Theatre Choreographer
Steven Hoggett
Nominated
2017
Laurence Olivier Awards
Outstanding Achievement in Music
Imogen Heap
Nominated
2018
WhatsOnStage Awards
Best West End Show
Best West End Show
Won
2018
WhatsOnStage Awards
Best Show Poster
Best Show Poster
Won
Article: Sample-return mission

Question: What were the results of The Sample-return missions in 1969, 1970, 1971 1974 and 1975?
Answer: The Sample-return missions failed were Kosmos 300 and Kosmos 305 in 1969, Luna E-8-5 No. 405 in 1970, Luna E-8-5M No. 412 in 1975 at unsuccessful launches and Luna 18 in 1971 and Luna 23 in 1974 at unsuccessful landings on the Moon.
Evidence table:
Launch date
Operator
Name
Sample origin
Samples returned
Recovery date
Mission result
14 June 1969
Soviet Union
Luna E-8-5 No. 402
Moon
—
—
Failure
13 July 1969
Soviet Union Soviet Union
Luna 15
Moon
—
—
Failure
23 September 1969
Soviet Union Soviet Union
Kosmos 300
Moon
—
—
Failure
22 October 1969
Soviet Union Soviet Union
Kosmos 305
Moon
—
—
Failure
6 February 1970
Soviet Union Soviet Union
Luna E-8-5 No. 405
Moon
—
—
Failure
12 September 1970
Soviet Union Soviet Union
Luna 16
Moon
101 grams (3.6 oz)
24 September 1970
Success
2 September 1971
Soviet Union Soviet Union
Luna 18
Moon
—
—
Failure
14 February 1972
Soviet Union Soviet Union
Luna 20
Moon
55 grams (1.9 oz)
25 February 1972
Success
2 November 1974
Soviet Union Soviet Union
Luna 23
Moon
—
—
Failure
16 October 1975
Soviet Union Soviet Union
Luna E-8-5M No. 412
Moon
—
—
Failure
9 August 1976
Soviet Union Soviet Union
Luna 24
Moon
170 grams (6.0 oz)
22 August 1976
Success
7 February 1999
United States United States
Stardust
81P/Wild
Particles
15 January 2006
Success
8 August 2001
United States United States
Genesis
Solar wind
Particles
9 September 2004
Success (partial)
9 May 2003
Japan
Hayabusa
25143 Itokawa
Particles
13 June 2010
Success (partial)
8 November 2011
Russia
Fobos-Grunt
Phobos
—
—
Failure
3 December 2014
Japan Japan
Hayabusa 2
162173 Ryugu
—
December 2020
Ongoing
8 September 2016
United States United States
OSIRIS-REx
101955 Bennu
—
2023
Ongoing
December 2019
China
Chang'e 5
Moon
—
2020
Planned
2020
China
Chang'e 6
Moon
—
2021
Planned
2024
Japan Japan
MMX
Phobos
—
2029
Planned
Article: Jon Huertas

Question: What year did Jon Huertas play the role of Antonio, and what series did he play that role in?
Answer: In 1998, Huertas played the role of Antonio in the television series Moesha.
Evidence table:
Year
Title
Role
Notes
1993
The Webbers
Pimp - Uncredited
One episode
1995
Beverly Hills, 90210
Peter Manguson
Episode: "Must Be a Guy Thing"
1997
JAG
Cayuga Helmsman and Ramirez
Episodes: "Cowboys & Cossacks" and "Vanished"
1998
Nash Bridges
Hustler
Episode: "Impostors"
1998
Moesha
Antonio
Episodes: "Homecoming", "Teacher", "A Terrible Thing Happened on My Tour of College", "A Class Act Christmas", "Barking Up the Wrong Tree", "I Love Moesha", "Life Imitating Art", and "The Prom"
1999
St. Michael's Crossing
Unknown
-
1999
Undressed
Evan
Season 1
1999
Time of Your Life
Unknown
Episode: "The Time They Threw That Party"
1999
Sabrina, the Teenage Witch
Brad Alcerro
Episodes: "No Place Like Home", "Dream a Little Dreama Me", "Jealousy", "Spoiled Rotten", "The Phantom Menace", "Ice Station Sabrina", "Super Hero", "Salem's Daughter", "Dreama the Mouse", "The Four Faces of Sabrina", and "The End of an Era"
2000
Touched by an Angel
Warren
One episode: "The Perfect Game"
2001
Resurrection Blvd.
Unknown
Episode: "Secretos, Mentiras, y Expectativas"
2002
NYPD Blue
Juan
Episode: "Less is Morte"
2002
The Shield
Unknown
Episodes: "Two Days of Blood" (Uncredited) and "Homewrecker"
2004
The Division
Juan
Episode: "Bite Me"
2004
The Joe Schmo Show
T.J. "The Playah"
Episodes: "On with the Schmo", "A Bottle of Red, a Bottle of White", "The Crisis", vGuess Who's Coming to Dinner", "Porked and Beans", vRequiem for a Frog", "Cruiser", "T.J.
2004
Crossing Jordan
Manuel Rios
Episode: "Necessary Risks"
2005
Without a Trace
Luis Alvarez
Episode: "Neither Rain Nor Sleet"
2005
CSI: Crime Scene Investigation
Psych Tech Leon Madera
Episode: "Committed"
2005
Cold Case
Carlos
Episode: "Saving Patrick Bubley"
2006
Invasion
National Guardsman
Episode: "Round Up"
2007
Prison Break
DeJesus
Episode: "Sona"
2008
Generation Kill
Sergeant Antonio "Poke" Espera
Episodes: "Get Some", "The Cradle of Civilization", "Screwby", "Combat Jack", "A Burning Dog", "Stay Frosty" and "Bomb in the Garden"
2008
Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles
Trevor
Episode: "Allison from Palmdale"
2008
NCIS
Sergeant Jack Kale
Episodes: "Nine Lives" and "Caged" (uncredited)
2009
Dark Blue
Chavez
Episode: "O.I.S."
2009
Castle
Javier Esposito
PRISM Award for Performance in a Drama Episode in 2012.
2012
Chelsea Lately
Javier Esposito in Castle
Episode: Episode #6.187 (Himself playing his Castle character)
2016
Elementary
Halcon
Episode: "Worth Several Cities"
2016-present
This Is Us
Miguel
Recurring (Season 1); Main Cast (Season 2- )
Article: Cricket World Cup awards

Question: Who was Man of the Tournament at the 1999 Cricket World Cup and what were his stats?
Answer: Lance Klusener was Man of the Tournament in 1999 with 281 runs and 17 wickets.
Evidence table:
Year
Player
Stats
1992
Martin Crowe
456 runs
1996
Sanath Jayasuriya
221 runs and 7 wickets
1999
Lance Klusener
281 runs and 17 wickets
2003
Sachin Tendulkar
673 runs and 2 wickets
2007
Glenn Mcgrath
26 wickets
2011
Yuvraj Singh
362 Runs and 15 wickets
2015
Mitchell Starc
22 Wickets
Article: PCI Express

Question: How does PCI Express 3.0 line code different from the 2.0 version? 
Answer: PCI Express 3.0 upgrades the encoding scheme to 128b/130b from the previous 8b/10b encoding.
Evidence table:
PCI Express version
Introduced
Line code
Transfer rate
Throughput
Throughput
Throughput
Throughput
Throughput
PCI Express version
Introduced
Line code
Transfer rate
×1
×2
×4
×8
×16
1.0
2003
8b/10b
2.5 GT/s
250 MB/s
0.50 GB/s
1.0 GB/s
2.0 GB/s
4.0 GB/s
2.0
2007
8b/10b
5.0 GT/s
500 MB/s
1.0 GB/s
2.0 GB/s
4.0 GB/s
8.0 GB/s
3.0
2010
128b/130b
8.0 GT/s
984.6 MB/s
1.97 GB/s
3.94 GB/s
7.88 GB/s
15.8 GB/s
4.0
2017
128b/130b
16.0 GT/s
1969 MB/s
3.94 GB/s
7.88 GB/s
15.75 GB/s
31.5 GB/s
5.0
expected in Q1 2019
128b/130b
32.0 GT/s
3938 MB/s
7.88 GB/s
15.75 GB/s
31.51 GB/s
63.0 GB/s
Article: List of UFC champions

Question: How is Dominick Cruz's career?
Answer: Dominick Cruz is a two-time UFC Bantamweight Champion.
Evidence table:
No.
Name
Event
Date
Reign (Total)
Defenses
1
United States Dominick Cruz def. Scott Jorgensen
WEC 53 Glendale, AZ, US
Dec 16, 2010
1,117 days
1. def.
-
Brazil Renan Barão def. Urijah Faber for interim title
UFC 149 Calgary, AB, Canada
Jul 21, 2012
—
1. def.
Cruz vacated the title on January 6, 2014, after repeated injuries prevented him from returning to competition to defend his title.
Cruz vacated the title on January 6, 2014, after repeated injuries prevented him from returning to competition to defend his title.
Cruz vacated the title on January 6, 2014, after repeated injuries prevented him from returning to competition to defend his title.
Cruz vacated the title on January 6, 2014, after repeated injuries prevented him from returning to competition to defend his title.
Cruz vacated the title on January 6, 2014, after repeated injuries prevented him from returning to competition to defend his title.
Cruz vacated the title on January 6, 2014, after repeated injuries prevented him from returning to competition to defend his title.
2
Brazil Renan Barão promoted to undisputed champion
—
Jan 6, 2014
138 days
1. def. Urijah Faber at UFC 169 on Feb 1, 2014
3
United States T.J. Dillashaw
UFC 173 Las Vegas, NV, US
May 24, 2014
603 days
1. def.
4
United States Dominick Cruz (2)
UFC Fight Night: Dillashaw vs. Cruz Boston, MA, US
Jan 17, 2016
348 days (1,465 days)
1. def. Urijah Faber at UFC 199 on Jun 4, 2016
5
United States Cody Garbrandt
UFC 207 Las Vegas, NV, US
Dec 30, 2016
309 days
-
6
United States T.J. Dillashaw (2)
UFC 217 New York City, NY, US
Nov 4, 2017
501 days (1,104 days)
1. def. Cody Garbrandt at UFC 227 on Aug 4, 2018
T.J. Dillashaw vacated the title on March 20, 2019 due to a failed drug test.
T.J. Dillashaw vacated the title on March 20, 2019 due to a failed drug test.
T.J. Dillashaw vacated the title on March 20, 2019 due to a failed drug test.
T.J. Dillashaw vacated the title on March 20, 2019 due to a failed drug test.
T.J. Dillashaw vacated the title on March 20, 2019 due to a failed drug test.
T.J. Dillashaw vacated the title on March 20, 2019 due to a failed drug test.

Question: Who has the longest title reign for the UFC Women's Strawweight Championship?
Answer: Joanna Jędrzejczyk holds the longest title reign of 966 days.
Evidence table:
No.
Name
Event
Date
Reign
Defenses
1
Carla Esparza
The Ultimate Fighter 20 Finale Las Vegas, NV, US
Dec 12, 2014
92 days
-
2
Joanna Jędrzejczyk
UFC 185 Dallas, TX, US
Mar 14, 2015
966 days
1. def.
3
Rose Namajunas
UFC 217 New York City, NY, US
Nov 4, 2017
529 days (incumbent)
1. def. Joanna Jędrzejczyk at UFC 223 on Apr 7, 2018
Article: List of Ohio area codes

Question: What were the Ohio area codes in 1947?
Answer: In 1947, area codes of the state were 216, 419, 513, and 614.
Evidence table:
Code
Created
Region
216
1947
Cleveland (October 1947)
220
2015
Central and southeastern Ohio except Columbus, overlay with 740 (April 22, 2015)
234
2000
Akron, Canton, Youngstown, and Warren, overlay with 330 (October 30, 2000)
326
2018
Southwestern part of Ohio including Dayton, Marysville, Peebles, Springfield, public parts of Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, and areas north of Cincinnati, planned overlay with 937
330
1996
Akron, Canton, Youngstown, and Warren, overlay with 234 (March 9, 1996)
380
2016
Columbus, overlay with 614 (February 27, 2016)
419
1947
Northwest and north central Ohio including Toledo, Sandusky, and Ashland, overlay with 567 (October 1947)
440
1997
Part of Northeast Ohio including parts of Cleveland (August 16, 1997)
513
1947
Southwest Ohio including Cincinnati (October 1947)
567
2002
Northwest and north central Ohio including Toledo, Sandusky, and Ashland, overlay with 419 (January 1, 2002)
614
1947
Columbus, overlay with 380 (October 1947)
740
1997
Central and southeastern Ohio except Columbus, overlay with 220 (December 6, 1997)
937
1996
Southwestern part of Ohio including Dayton, Marysville, Peebles, Springfield, public parts of Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, and areas north of Cincinnati, planned overlay with 326 (September 28, 1996)
Article: Chloe Lukasiak

Question: How did Chloe Lukasiak do at the “ 2015 Teen Choice Awards and at the 2015 Industry Dance Awards?
Answer: Chloe Lukasiak won "Choice Dancer" at the 2015 Teen Choice Awards and the "Dancers Choice Award" for "Favorite Dancer 17 & Under" at the 2015 Industry Dance Awards.
Evidence table:
Year
Award
Category
Recipients and nominees
Outcome
Source
2015
Teen Choice Awards
Choice Dancer
Chloe Lukasiak
Won
-
2015
Industry Dance Awards
Dancer's Choice Awards 2015 – Favorite Dancer 17 & Under
Chloe Lukasiak
Won
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2016
Shorty Awards
Shorty Awards – Best in Dance
Chloe Lukasiak
Nominated
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2016
Teen Choice Awards
Choice Dancer
Chloe Lukasiak
Nominated
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2017
Teen Choice Awards
Choice Dancer
Chloe Lukasiak
Nominated
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Article: Holy Roman Emperor

Question: Which house name was a notable hereditary holder of the title ‘Holy Roman Emperor’?
Answer: Various royal houses, at different times, became de-facto hereditary holders of the title, notably the Ottonians (962–1024).
Evidence table:
Image
Name
Reign
Reign
Relationship with predecessor(s)
Other title(s)
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Otto I, the Great (912–973)
2 February 962
7 May 973
Great-great-great grandson of Louis I
King of Italy King of Germany Duke of Saxony
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Otto II, the Red (955–983)
25 December 967
7 December 983
Son of Otto I
King of Italy King of Germany
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Otto III (980–1002)
21 May 996
23 January 1002
Son of Otto II
King of Italy King of Germany
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Henry II (973–1024)
14 February 1014
July 13 1024
Second cousin of Otto III
King of Italy King of Germany Duke of Bavaria
Article: Socialist Party of America

Question: How man total votes were casted?
Answer: The socialist ticket in 1912, Debs gained 901,551 votes, or 6% of the vote.
Evidence table:
Election year
Result
Nominees
Nominees
Election year
Result
President
Vice President
1900
87,945 votes (0.6%), lost
Journalist and orator Eugene V. Debs
Utopian socialist Job Harriman
1904
402,810 votes (3.0%), lost
Journalist and orator Eugene V. Debs
Journalist Benjamin Hanford
1908
420,793 votes (2.8%), lost
Journalist and orator Eugene V. Debs
Journalist Benjamin Hanford
1912
901,551 votes (6.0%), lost
Journalist and orator Eugene V. Debs
Mayor of Milwaukee Emil Seidel
1916
590,524 votes (3.2%), lost
Newspaper editor Allan L. Benson
Political activist George R. Kirkpatrick
1920
913,693 votes (3.4%), lost
Journalist and orator Eugene V. Debs
Civil liberties lawyer Seymour Stedman
1924
4,831,706 votes (16.6%), lost
Wisconsin Senator Robert M. La Follette
Montana Senator Burton K. Wheeler
1928
267,478 votes (0.7%), lost
Pacifist Norman Thomas
Trade unionist James H. Maurer
1932
884,885 votes (2.2%), lost
Pacifist Norman Thomas
Trade unionist James H. Maurer
1936
187,910 votes (0.4%), lost
Pacifist Norman Thomas
Dairy farmer George A. Nelson
1940
116,599 votes (0.2%), lost
Pacifist Norman Thomas
Economics professor Maynard C. Krueger
1944
79,017 votes (0.2%), lost
Pacifist Norman Thomas
Former Pennsylvania Representative Darlington Hoopes
1948
139,569 votes (0.3%), lost
Pacifist Norman Thomas
Economics professor Tucker P. Smith
1952
20,065 votes (<0.1%), lost
Former Pennsylvania Representative Darlington Hoopes
Journalist Samuel H. Friedman
1956
2,044 votes (<0.1%), lost
Former Pennsylvania Representative Darlington Hoopes
Journalist Samuel H. Friedman