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Netanya interchange:LOCATION:Netanya####Netanya interchange:KILOMETERS:0.6
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0.6 Netanya interchange highway in Netanya
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Pinkas Street:KILOMETERS:1.45####[TABLECONTEXT]:[TITLE]:Highway 57 (Israel)####[TABLECONTEXT]:NAME:Pinkas Street####Pinkas Street:LOCATION:Netanya
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Pinkas Street is at the 1.45 km mark of Highway 57.
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[TABLECONTEXT]:[TITLE]:Highway 57 (Israel)####[TABLECONTEXT]:NAME:Ha'Atzmaut Street
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Ha'Atzmaut Street is a part of Highway 57.
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Nitzanei Oz:INTERSECTING_ROUTES:Highway 6####Nitzanei Oz interchange:LOCATION:Nitzanei Oz
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Highway 6 is an intersecting route at the Nitzanei Oz Interchange.
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IDF checkpoint:KILOMETERS:15####IDF checkpoint:LOCATION:Tulkarm
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Tulkarm is located at the 15 km point.
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[TABLECONTEXT]:[TITLE]:1994 Alabama Crimson Tide football team####September 3:SITE:Legion Field • Birmingham, AL####[TABLECONTEXT]:DATE:September 3####September 3:OPPONENT#:Tennessee-Chattanooga*
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Alabama played Tennessee-Chattanooga on September 3, 1994 at the Legion Field in Birmingham.
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September 10:RESULT:W 17-7####[TABLECONTEXT]:DATE:September 10####September 10:ATTENDANCE:70,123####[TABLECONTEXT]:[TITLE]:1994 Alabama Crimson Tide football team####September 10:OPPONENT#:Vanderbilt
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The 1994 Alabama Crimson Tide football team won 17-7 against Vanderbilt in front of a crowd of 70,123.
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[TABLECONTEXT]:DATE:September 17####September 17:SITE:Razorback Stadium • Fayetteville, AR####September 17:ATTENDANCE:52,089####[TABLECONTEXT]:[TITLE]:1994 Alabama Crimson Tide football team
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On September 17, 1994, Alabama Crimson Tide played a game at the Razorback Stadium to a crowd of 52,089 in Fayetteville, AR.
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September 24:RESULT:W 20-10####[TABLECONTEXT]:[TITLE]:1994 Alabama Crimson Tide football team####September 24:OPPONENT#:Tulane*####[TABLECONTEXT]:DATE:September 24
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Alabama beat Tulane 20-10 on September 10, 1994.
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October 1:SITE:Bryant-Denny Stadium • Tuscaloosa, AL####[TABLECONTEXT]:DATE:October 1####[TABLECONTEXT]:[TITLE]:1994 Alabama Crimson Tide football team####October 1:TV:ESPN####October 1:OPPONENT#:Georgia
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Broadcast on ESPN, Alabama's 1994 game against Georgia took place at Bryant-Denny Stadium in Tuscaloosa, AL.
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October 22:OPPONENT#:Ole Miss####October 22:TV:ABC####October 22:ATTENDANCE:70,123####October 22:SITE:Bryant-Denny Stadium • Tuscaloosa, AL (Rivalry)
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1994 October 22 Alabama Crimson Tide football team is Bryant–Denny Stadium • Tuscaloosa, AL (Rivalry) opponent team Ole Miss is Attendance 70,123.
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Neyland RFC:LOSING_BONUS:3####Neyland RFC:POINTS:53
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The losing bonus that had 53 points was 3.
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St. Davids RFC:TRY_BONUS:1####St. Davids RFC:PLAYED:19####19:WON:2
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St. davids rfc had 2 wins and 1 draw.
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Thomas H. Clay:APPOINTED_BY:Abraham Lincoln####Thomas H. Clay:TITLE:Minister Resident
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Thomas H. Clay was appointed as the United States Ambassador to Honduras by Abraham Lincoln. He was given the title of Minister Resident.
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Ulysses S. Grant:TERMINATION_OF_MISSION:June 30, 1873####Henry Baxter:APPOINTED_BY:Ulysses S. Grant####[TABLECONTEXT]:REPRESENTATIVE:Henry Baxter####[TABLECONTEXT]:[TITLE]:United States Ambassador to Honduras
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Representative Henry Baxter was appointed by Ulysses S. Grant as US Ambassador to Honduras, and was terminated on June 30, 1873.
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H. Percival Dodge:APPOINTED_BY:Theodore Roosevelt####[TABLECONTEXT]:[TITLE]:United States Ambassador to Honduras####[TABLECONTEXT]:REPRESENTATIVE:H. Percival Dodge
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H. Percival Dodge was appointed as the US ambassador to Honduras by Theodore Roosevelt
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John Ewing:APPOINTED_BY:Woodrow Wilson####[TABLECONTEXT]:REPRESENTATIVE:John Ewing####[TABLECONTEXT]:[TITLE]:United States Ambassador to Honduras####Woodrow Wilson:TERMINATION_OF_MISSION:January 18, 1918####Woodrow Wilson:PRESENTATION_OF_CREDENTIALS:December 26, 1913
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John Ewing served as the US ambassador to Honduras from December 26, 1913 to January 18, 1918
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John Draper Erwin:APPOINTED_BY:Franklin D. Roosevelt####John Draper Erwin:TITLE:Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary
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John Draper Erwin held the title of Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary under Franklin D. Roosevelt
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Dwight D. Eisenhower:PRESENTATION_OF_CREDENTIALS:November 3, 1960####Charles R. Burrows:TITLE:Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary####Dwight D. Eisenhower:TERMINATION_OF_MISSION:June 28, 1965####Charles R. Burrows:APPOINTED_BY:Dwight D. Eisenhower
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Charles R. Burrows held the title of Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary from November 3, 1960 to June 28, 1965.
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[TABLECONTEXT]:[TITLE]:United States Ambassador to Honduras####Barack Obama:PRESENTATION_OF_CREDENTIALS:July 26, 2011####Lisa Kubiske:APPOINTED_BY:Barack Obama####[TABLECONTEXT]:REPRESENTATIVE:Lisa Kubiske
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Lisa Kubiske was appointed as the US Ambassador to Honduras by Barack Obama on July 26, 2011
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Andrew Stevenson ( J ):DISTRICT:Virginia 11th####Andrew Stevenson ( J ):DATE_SUCCESSOR_SEATED:Seated December 8, 1834
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The successor for the Virginia 11th District was seated December 8th, 1834.
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None:STATUS:Under Repair####None:TYPE:Yorkshire Engine Company 0-4-0####None:NAME:Brightside####None:LIVERY:Black
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Brightside is a Yorkshire Engine Company 0-4-0 locomotive in black livery that's currently under repair.
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6:TYPE:Yorkshire Engine Company Janus 0-6-0####[TABLECONTEXT]:#:6####[TABLECONTEXT]:[TITLE]:Churnet Valley Railway####6:NAME:Roger H. Bennett####6:LIVERY:NCB Blue####6:STATUS:Operational
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Roger H. Bennett is the name of an operational NCB Blue colored Yorkshire Engine Company Janus 0-6-0 locomotive of the Churnet Valley Railway.
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25322:STATUS:Static Display####25322:NAME:Tamworth Castle####25322:TYPE:Class 25####25322:LIVERY:Ice Cream Van Blue####[TABLECONTEXT]:#:25322####[TABLECONTEXT]:[TITLE]:Churnet Valley Railway
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Tamworth Castle is a Class 25 locomotive of the Churnet Valley Railway that's in a Ice Cream Van Blue livery on static display.
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33021:LIVERY:Blue####33021:STATUS:Operational####[TABLECONTEXT]:[TITLE]:Churnet Valley Railway####33021:NAME:Captain Charles####[TABLECONTEXT]:#:33021####33021:TYPE:Class 33
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Captain Charles is a Class 33 blue locomotive that's still in operation on the Churnet Valley Railway.
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33102:LIVERY:Blue####33102:NOTES:built in 1960. Launched Sep 2012 - restoration still being completed although the loco is now in service####33102:TYPE:Class 33####33102:NAME:Sophie (Unofficial)
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Sophie is a Class 33 blue locomotive built in 1960 and launched in Sep 2012.
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[TABLECONTEXT]:[TITLE]:2012 Asian Beach Games####36:SILVER:10####[TABLECONTEXT]:COUNTRY:China (CHN)####China (CHN):RANK:1####36:GOLD:14####China (CHN):TOTAL:36####36:BRONZE:12
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China (CHN) ranks 1 in 2012 Asian Beach Games with 14 gold, 10 silver, 12 bronze, and 36 medals in total
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Thailand (THA):RANK:2####[TABLECONTEXT]:COUNTRY:Thailand (THA)####[TABLECONTEXT]:[TITLE]:2012 Asian Beach Games
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Thailand (THA) ranks 2 in 2012 Asian Beach Games
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South Korea (KOR):TOTAL:23####South Korea (KOR):RANK:3
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South Korea (KOR) ranks 3 with 23 medals in total
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[TABLECONTEXT]:[TITLE]:2012 Asian Beach Games####Indonesia (INA):TOTAL:16####16:GOLD:6####16:SILVER:6####16:BRONZE:4####[TABLECONTEXT]:COUNTRY:Indonesia (INA)
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Indonesia (INA) won 6 gold, 6 silver, and 4 bronze medals in 2012 Asian Beach Games
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[TABLECONTEXT]:COUNTRY:Chinese Taipei (TPE)####[TABLECONTEXT]:[TITLE]:2012 Asian Beach Games####Chinese Taipei (TPE):TOTAL:15
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Chinese Taipei (TPE) won 15 medals in 2012 Asian Beach Games
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Kazakhstan (KAZ):RANK:13####Kazakhstan (KAZ):TOTAL:2
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Kazakhstan was ranked 13th and won 2 total medals in the 2012 Asian Beach Games.
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Bahrain (BRN):TOTAL:1####1:GOLD:0####1:SILVER:1
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Bahrain (BRN) got a silver medal and no gold medals, for a total of 1 medal.
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Laura Sicurello:STATUS:Eliminated 1st in week 1####Laura Sicurello:AGE:26
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26 year old Laura Sicurello was the first to be eliminated from the show in week 1.
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Simona Armstrong:STATUS:Eliminated 4th in week 4####Simona Armstrong:FROM:Romania
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Hailing all the way from Romania, she was unfortunately eliminated in week 4.
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Abi Finley:FROM:Manchester
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Abi Finley is from Manchester.
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Aoife Mulholland:STATUS:Eliminated 7th in week 5####Aoife Mulholland:AGE:28
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Unfortunately, Aoife, 28, did not make it to the finals.
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Helena Blackman:STATUS:Second place####Helena Blackman:DRESS_COLOUR:Pink
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Second-place winner Helena Blackman wore a pink dress.
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Connie Fisher:FROM:Pembrokeshire####Connie Fisher:STATUS:Winner
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Connie Fisher from Pembrokeshire emerged as the overall winner of the competition.
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episode 11:DIRECTED_BY:paul marcus####episode 11:ORIGINAL_AIR_DATE:8march2009
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The original air date of the episode directed by Paul Marcus is 8 March, 2009.
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Super Dolphin:LOCATION::Osaka, Japan####Super Dolphin:TIMES::1####Super Dolphin:DATE::February 13, 2005
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The Osaka Pro Wrestling Championship is the top singles title in the Japanese professional wrestling promotion Osaka Pro Wrestling. The title was established in 2000. Super Delfin defeated Dick Togo to become the first champion
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Super Delfin:LOCATION::Osaka, Japan####[TABLECONTEXT]:WRESTLER::Super Delfin####[TABLECONTEXT]:[TITLE]:Osaka Pro Wrestling Championship
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Super Delfin wrestled 3 times for the Osaka Pro Wrestling Championship in Osaka, Japan.
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[TABLECONTEXT]:[TITLE]:Taymyr Autonomous Okrug####1980:NATURAL_CHANGE:663####663:DEATHS:333####663:LIVE_BIRTHS:996####[TABLECONTEXT]:YEAR:1980
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There were 996 births and 333 deaths in the Taymyr Autonomous Okrug in 1980.
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[TABLECONTEXT]:YEAR:1990####[TABLECONTEXT]:[TITLE]:Taymyr Autonomous Okrug####482:LIVE_BIRTHS:842####842:CRUDE_BIRTH_RATE_(PER_1000):16.4####1990:NATURAL_CHANGE:482####1990:AVERAGE_POPULATION_(X_1000):51
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In 1990, average population in Taymyr Autonomous Okrug was 51 thousands and crude birth rate was 16.4 per 1000.
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[TABLECONTEXT]:[TITLE]:Taymyr Autonomous Okrug####448:CRUDE_DEATH_RATE_(PER_1000):9.7####[TABLECONTEXT]:YEAR:1993####169:LIVE_BIRTHS:617####617:CRUDE_BIRTH_RATE_(PER_1000):13.4####1993:NATURAL_CHANGE:169####169:DEATHS:448
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In 1993, crude birth rate in Taymyr Autonomous Okrug was 13.4 and crude death rate was 9.7(per 1000).
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1995:AVERAGE_POPULATION_(X_1000):43####[TABLECONTEXT]:YEAR:1995####1995:NATURAL_CHANGE:36####[TABLECONTEXT]:[TITLE]:Taymyr Autonomous Okrug
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Average population was 43000 and natural change was 36 in Taymyr Autonomous Okrug in 1995.
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[TABLECONTEXT]:[TITLE]:Taymyr Autonomous Okrug####[TABLECONTEXT]:YEAR:1999####72:LIVE_BIRTHS:448####448:CRUDE_BIRTH_RATE_(PER_1000):11.6####1999:NATURAL_CHANGE:72
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There were 448 live births in Taymyr Autonomous Okrug and the crude birth rate was 11.6 per 1000 in 1999.
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[TABLECONTEXT]:[TITLE]:Taymyr Autonomous Okrug####540:LIVE_BIRTHS:857####1975:NATURAL_CHANGE:540####[TABLECONTEXT]:YEAR:1975####1975:AVERAGE_POPULATION_(X_1000):42
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Taymyr Autonomous Okrug had an average population in 1975 of 42, 857 live births and a natural change of 540.
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South African Grand Prix:LOCATION:Kyalami
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South african grand prix is located in kyalami.
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French Grand Prix:POLE_POSITION:Patrick Tambay####French Grand Prix:FASTEST_LAP:Alain Prost
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Alain prost had the fastest lap in the race where Patrick Tambay was on the pole.
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european grand prix:POLE_POSITION:nelson piquet####european grand prix:LOCATION:nurburgring
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European grand prix had Nelson Piquet on the pole and was in Nürburgring.
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Resonant forward:INPUT_RANGE_[V]:60-400####Resonant forward:FEATURES:Single rail input, unregulated output, high efficiency, low EMI.####Resonant forward:ENERGY_STORAGE:Inductor and capacitor####Resonant forward:RELATIVE_COST:1.0
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A switched-mode power supply is an electronic power supply that incorporates a switching regulator to convert electrical power efficiently.
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[TABLECONTEXT]:[TITLE]:Switched-mode power supply####[TABLECONTEXT]:TYPE:Ringing choke converter (RCC)####Ringing choke converter (RCC):FEATURES:Low-cost self-oscillating flyback variant.
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Switched-mode power supply of type Ringing choke converter (RCC) has features Low-cost self-oscillating flyback variant.
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4:DATE:October 8####4:OPPONENT:New York Rangers
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They played against the New York Rangers on October 8.
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8:DATE:October 17####Game log:GAME:8####Game log:RECORD:4-2-2
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The record on October 17 was 4-2-2.
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12:DATE:October 29####12:SCORE:4 - 3
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The score on October 29 was 4 - 3.
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[TABLECONTEXT]:YEAR:1989####1989:CHAMPIONSHIP:australian open####[TABLECONTEXT]:[TITLE]:Ivan Lendl career statistics####australian open:SCORE_IN_THE_FINAL:6-2, 6-2, 6-2####australian open:RESULT:winner
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The score in the final when Ivan Lendl was winner in 1989 was 6 – 2, 6 – 2, 6–2.
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australian open:SCORE_IN_THE_FINAL:1-6, 4-6, 4-6####australian open:OPPONENT_IN_THE_FINAL:mats wilander
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The score in the final when Mats Wilander was the opponent in the Australian Open was 1 – 6, 4 – 6, 4–6.
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[TABLECONTEXT]:SONG:Hard to Be You####Hard to Be You:ARTIST:The 88####[TABLECONTEXT]:[TITLE]:Music on The O.C.####Hard to Be You:EPISODE(S):3.09
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The 88's song Hard to Be You appeared on episode 3.09 of The O.C.
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Hide Another Mistake:EPISODE(S):3.01
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Episode 3.01 featured Hide Another Mistake.
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Universal Traveler:ARTIST:Air
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Air wrote the song Universal Traveler.
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On Your Way:ARTIST:The Album Leaf
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On Your Way was written by The Album Leaf.
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La Chirriona:EPISODE(S):4.02####[TABLECONTEXT]:SONG:La Chirriona####La Chirriona:ARTIST:Banda Jerez####[TABLECONTEXT]:[TITLE]:Music on The O.C.
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La Chirriona by Banda Jerez appeared on episode 4.02 of The O.C.
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10 A.M. Automatic:ARTIST:The Black Keys
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The Black Keys wrote the song 10 A.M. Automatic.
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Keep It Clean:EPISODE(S):1.25
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The song Keep It Clean appeared in episode 1.25.
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The New Seeker:EPISODE(S):4.16####The New Seeker:ARTIST:Clinic
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A song by Clinic appeared on episode 4.16.
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Loose Caboose:EPISODE(S):1.24####[TABLECONTEXT]:SONG:Loose Caboose####[TABLECONTEXT]:[TITLE]:Music on The O.C.####Loose Caboose:ARTIST:Henry Mancini
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A song by Henry Mancini appeared in episode 1.24 of The O.C.
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Move On:SOUNDTRACK:Mix 1####Move On:ARTIST:Jet
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Jet's song Move On was on the Mix 1 soundtrack.
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Mr. Brightside:ARTIST:The Killers####Mr. Brightside:EPISODE(S):2.04####[TABLECONTEXT]:SONG:Mr. Brightside####[TABLECONTEXT]:[TITLE]:Music on The O.C.
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The Killers' Mr. Brightside appeared in episode 2.04 of The O.C.
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Daft Punk is Playing at My House:EPISODE(S):2.19
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The song Daft Punk is Playing at My House appeared in episode 2.19.
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Dancing in the Moonlight:ARTIST:Magnet
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The song Dancing in the Moonlight was written by Magnet.
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Fire Fire:EPISODE(S):3.04####Fire Fire:ARTIST:M.I.A.
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A song by M.I.A. made an appearance in episode 3.04.
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Gronlandic Edit:EPISODE(S):4.12####Gronlandic Edit:ARTIST:Of Montreal
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Of Montreal's Gronlandic Edit appeared in episode 4.12.
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Winter Wonderland:ARTIST:Peggy Lee
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Peggy Lee wrote the song Winter Wonderland.
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[TABLECONTEXT]:SONG:Bring 'Em Out####Bring 'Em Out:ARTIST:T.I.####[TABLECONTEXT]:[TITLE]:Music on The O.C.
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T.I.'s Bring 'Em Out appeared on The O.C.
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Adios:EPISODE(S):2.21####Adios:ARTIST:Alan Paul
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alan paul group is best adios sount 2.21
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Eastern Glow:EPISODE(S):2.01
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The song was Eastern Glow and Epsiode for 2.01.
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The Outer Banks:EPISODE(S):2.12####The Outer Banks:ARTIST:The Album Leaf
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\The Outer Banks\"" played by The Album Leaf in episode 2.12.
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Dwight Bialowas:NHL_TEAM:Atlanta Flames
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Dwight Bialowas plays for the Atlanta Flames.
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Jack Lynch:NHL_TEAM:Pittsburgh Penguins####Jack Lynch:YOUTH_CLUB:Oshawa Generals (OMJHL)
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Jack Lynch played for the Oshawa Generals (omjhl) before playing for Pittsburgh Penguins NHL team.
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Stan Weir:NHL_TEAM:California Golden Seals
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Stan Weir plays for the California Golden Seals.
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Alstadhaug Church:LOCATION:Alstadhaug####Alstadhaug Church:YEAR_BUILT:1180
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The Alstadhaug Church in Alstadhaug was built in 1180.
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Ekne Church:LOCATION:Ekne####Ekne Church:YEAR_BUILT:1893
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The Ekne Church in Ekne was built in 1893.
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Bamberg Church:PARISH:Levanger####Bamberg Church:YEAR_BUILT:1998
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Bamberg Church in the Levanger Parish was built in 1998.
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Okkenhaug Chapel:PARISH:Okkenhaug####Okkenhaug Chapel:YEAR_BUILT:1893
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In 1893, the Okkenhaug Chapel in the Okkenhaug parish was constructed.
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Åsen Church:PARISH:Åsen####Åsen Church:YEAR_BUILT:1904
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The Åsen Church in Åsen was built in 1904.
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Sun Goddess:YEAR:1975####[TABLECONTEXT]:[TITLE]:Gratitude (Earth, Wind & Fire album)####Black Singles:POSITION:20####Sun Goddess:CHART:Black Singles####[TABLECONTEXT]:SINGLE:Sun Goddess
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Gratitude song Sun Goddess held the 20th spot on the Black Singles chart in 1975.
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Pop Singles:POSITION:44####Sun Goddess:CHART:Pop Singles
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Sun Goddess is 44th on the Pop Singles chart.
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Can't Hide Love:YEAR:1976####Can't Hide Love:CHART:Pop Singles
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In 1976, Can't Hide Love was on the Pop Singles chart.
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Black Singles:POSITION:1####Sing a Song:CHART:Black Singles
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Sing a Song was top of the charts.
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Sing a Song:CHART:Pop Singles####Pop Singles:POSITION:5####Sing a Song:YEAR:1976
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Sing a Song was 5th on the Pop Singles Chart in 1976.
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Sun Goddess:YEAR:1975####Sun Goddess:CHART:Disco Singles
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IN 1975 Sun Goddess disco singles song was in 5th position
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Xavier Lesage:SPORT:Equestrian####Xavier Lesage:DATE:August 10####Xavier Lesage:EVENT:Individual dressage####Xavier Lesage:MEDAL:Gold
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Xavier Lesage won the gold medal in equestrian individual dressage on August 10.
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Raymond Suvigny:EVENT:Men's 60 kg####Raymond Suvigny:MEDAL:Gold####Raymond Suvigny:SPORT:Weightlifting
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The Summer Olympics Gold medal for Raymond Suvigny.it is sport by Weightlifting and at the event Men's 60 kg.
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[TABLECONTEXT]:STAMP_SET:County Cricket, 1873-1973####County Cricket, 1873-1973:STAMP_ISSUE_DATE:16 May 1973####[TABLECONTEXT]:[TITLE]:PHQ card####County Cricket, 1873-1973:QTY._ISSUED:20,000
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20000 PHQ cards were issued stamp on 16 May 1973
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400th Anniversary, birth of Inigo Jones:CARD_SET_REF:PHQ 2
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Card set PHQ 2 has stamp set 400th Anniversary, birth of Inigo Jones
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19th Commonwealth Parliamentary Conference:CARD_SET_REF:PHQ 3####19th Commonwealth Parliamentary Conference:QTY._ISSUED:15,200####19th Commonwealth Parliamentary Conference:STAMP_ISSUE_DATE:12 September 1973
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15,200 cards with Car set PHQ 3 with stamp set 19th Commonwealth Parliamentary Conference were issued stamp 12 September 1973
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Royal Wedding (The Princess Anne):QTY._ISSUED:290,000
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290,000 cards were issued with stamp set Royal Wedding (The Princess Anne)
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British Trees:STAMP_ISSUE_DATE:27 February 1974####British Trees:QTY._ISSUED:16,750
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16,750 cards with stamp set British Trees were issued stamp on 27 February 1974
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Fire Service Anniversary:CARD_SET_REF:PHQ 6####Fire Service Anniversary:STAMP_ISSUE_DATE:24 April 1974####Fire Service Anniversary:QTY._ISSUED:30,000
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The stamp issue date is 24 April 1974.The stamp set is Fire Service Anniversary.The card set ref Qty is PHQ 6.The issued is 30,000.
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