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+question: The most widespread form of interspecies bonding occurs between humans and what?, answer: dogs | question: Who actively shapes the way a family and home are experienced?, answer: pet dogs | question: What is the most widespread form of?, answer: interspecies bonding | question: What grew significantly after World War II?, answer: pet dog populations | question: Who is the most widespread form of interspecies bonding?, answer: humans | question: What did elites keep dogs as?, answer: companion | question: What is the most widespread form of interspecies bonding between humans and dogs?, answer: companions | question: Who has a long history of keeping dogs as companions?, answer: elites | question: From the 1980s, what has actively shape the way a family and home are experienced?, answer: the pet dog | question: What is the history of the keeping of dogs as companions?, answer: a long history
+question: Where was the Ms 6.1 earthquake?, answer: southern Sichuan | question: What was the Ms 6.1 earthquake not part of?, answer: part | question: Where was the Ms 6.1 earthquake?, answer: Sichuan | question: When was the Ms 6.1 earthquake?, answer: August | question: Why was the Ms 6.1 earthquake not part of the 2008 Panzhihua earthquake?, answer: a different fault | question: What is included in the 2008 Panzhihua earthquake?, answer: details | question: What was the name of the earthquake that caused the Ms 6.1 earthquake?, answer: 2008 Panzhihua earthquake | question: What was the Ms 6.1 earthquake not part of?, answer: this series | question: What was not part of the 2008 Panzhihua earthquake?, answer: (The Ms 6.1 earthquake | question: When was the Ms 6.1 earthquake?, answer: August 30, 2008
+question: What label did Bertelsmann Music Group partner with to promote and distribute the recordings of contestants?, answer: Jive Records | question: What is the name of the record label that 19 Records partnered with?, answer: J Records | question: What was the name of the record label that 19 Records partnered with?, answer: Arista Records | question: What was the name of Bertelsmann Music Group's label?, answer: RCA Records | question: What was the name of the joint venture between BMG and Sony?, answer: Sony BMG Music Entertainment | question: Who did BMG partner with to form a joint venture called Sony BMG Music Entertainment?, answer: Sony Music Entertainment | question: What does 19 Recordings hold the rights to?, answer: phonographic material | question: What label was partnered with American Idol in 2010?, answer: Sony Music | question: Who owns 19 Recordings?, answer: Entertainment | question: What was the name of the Bertelsmann Music Group?, answer: BMG
+question: Who was the first female to win American Idol since Jordin Sparks?, answer: Candice Glover | question: Who was the first female to win American Idol since Jordin Sparks?, answer: Glover | question: Who took the runner-up spot on American Idol?, answer: Kree Harrison | question: Who was the first female to win American Idol?, answer: Jordin Sparks | question: Who took the runner-up spot?, answer: Harrison | question: Candice Glover is the first female to win what show since Jordin Sparks?, answer: American Idol | question: Who was the first female to win American Idol since Jordin Sparks?, answer: 23-year-old Candice Glover | question: How long has Candice Glover won American Idol?, answer: first | question: What was the runner-up of American Idol not signed by?, answer: a music label | question: What was the first season of American Idol that a runner-up was not signed by a music label?, answer: the first season
+question: What percentage of the population described themselves in the 2011 census as being at least nominally Christian?, answer: % | question: What has almost doubled in population since 2001?, answer: non-religious people | question: How much has the number of Christians and Jews decreased since 2001?, answer: -16% | question: What percentage of the population described themselves as Muslim in the 2011 census?, answer: 0.8% | question: What is the national average of non-religious people?, answer: 24.7% | question: What is the percentage of people without a religion?, answer: 32.9% | question: What percentage of the population described themselves in the 2011 census as being at least nominally Christian?, answer: 58.1% | question: What percentage of the population did not state their religious belief?, answer: 7.1% | question: What religion did 58.1% of the population describe themselves as being at least nominally?, answer: Christian | question: What religion did 0.8% of the population describe themselves as in the 2011 census?, answer: Muslim
+question: Who released 808s & Heartbreak?, answer: Island Def Jam | question: How did 808s & Heartbreak use the Roland TR-808 drum machine?, answer: extensive use | question: What did Love Lockdown become on the Billboard Hot 100?, answer: Hot Shot Debut | question: What was the name of Island Def Jam's album?, answer: 808s | question: When was 808s & Heartbreak released?, answer: Thanksgiving weekend | question: When was 808s & Heartbreak released?, answer: November | question: What did 808s & Heartbreak feature extensive use of?, answer: the eponymous Roland TR-808 drum machine | question: What was Island Def Jam's second consecutive Hot Shot Debut?, answer: Heartbreak | question: What was the name of the TR-808 drum machine used in 808s & Heartbreak?, answer: Roland | question: What does 808s & Heartbreak contain?, answer: themes
+question: What type of lending was made by Community Reinvestment Act-covered lenders?, answer: mortgage lending | question: What was made by CRA-covered institutions in the run-up to the crisis?, answer: sub-prime lending | question: What did the 2000 United States Department of the Treasury study?, answer: lending trends | question: What constituted a 3% market share of LMI loans in 1998?, answer: Sub-prime loans | question: What did the CRA cover in the run-up to the crisis?, answer: sub-prime loans | question: Who studied lending trends for 305 cities from 1993 to 1998?, answer: United States Department | question: What was not made to the LMI borrowers targeted by the CRA?, answer: most sub-prime loans | question: What has been in place since 1995?, answer: CRA rules | question: What were most of the loans made by Community Reinvestment Act-covered lenders?, answer: prime loans | question: Sub-prime loans made by CRA-covered institutions constituted a 3% market share of what?, answer: LMI loans
+question: What has failed to support earlier findings that pet ownership is associated with a reduced risk of cardiovascular disease?, answer: recent research | question: What is associated with a reduced risk of cardiovascular disease?, answer: pet ownership | question: What has recent research failed to support?, answer: earlier findings | question: A 2005 paper states that recent research has failed to support earlier findings that pet ownership is associated with a reduced risk of cardiovascular disease, a reduced use of what?, answer: general practitioner services | question: New guardians reported a significant reduction in minor health problems during the first month following what?, answer: pet acquisition | question: A 2005 paper states that recent research has failed to support earlier findings that pet ownership is associated with a reduced risk of what?, answer: cardiovascular disease | question: What has pointed to significantly less absenteeism from school through sickness among children who live with pets?, answer: Research | question: Who did the 2005 paper say did not have a reduced risk of cardiovascular disease, a reduced use of general practitioner services, or any psychological or physical benefits on health for community dwelling?, answer: older people | question: In a 2005 study, new guardians reported a highly significant reduction in what during the first month following pet acquisition?, answer: minor health problems | question: A 2005 paper states that recent research has failed to support earlier findings that pet ownership is associated with a reduced risk of cardiovascular disease, a reduced use of general practitioner services, or any psychological or physical benefits on what for community dwelling older people?, answer: health
+question: What percentage of Plymouth's population was among the poorest 20.4% nationally in 2014?, answer: population | question: What was Plymouth's poverty level in 2014?, answer: average levels | question: What percentage of Plymouth's population was among the poorest in England in 2014?, answer: 20.4% | question: What percentage of Plymouth's population is deprivation?, answer: 26.2% | question: What percentage of Plymouth's population is poorest nationally?, answer: the poorest 20.4% | question: What city had higher than average levels of poverty and deprivation in 2014?, answer: Plymouth | question: What did Plymouth have higher than average levels of in 2014?, answer: poverty | question: What did the National Health Service show Plymouth had higher than average levels of in 2014?, answer: deprivation | question: What organization surveyed Plymouth in 2014?, answer: the National Health Service | question: What country has the lowest life expectancy?, answer: England
+question: What company preordered the CD in the U.S.?, answer: GameStop | question: What country has a CD containing 20 musical selections?, answer: Australia.[citation | question: In what country is the CD containing 20 musical selections from the game included?, answer: Japan | question: In what country is the CD containing 20 musical selections from the game included?, answer: Europe | question: What was a CD containing 20 musical selections available as in the United States?, answer: a GameStop preorder bonus | question: How many musical selections did the CD contain?, answer: 20 musical selections | question: Where was a CD containing 20 musical selections available as a GameStop preorder bonus?, answer: the United States | question: What was available as a GameStop preorder bonus in the United States?, answer: A CD | question: A CD containing 20 musical selections from what game was available as a GameStop preorder bonus in the United States?, answer: the game | question: Where is the CD included in Japan, Europe, and Australia?, answer: all bundles
+question: What is less severe in children than bites in adults?, answer: bites | question: What is the most common type of bite in the US?, answer: dog bites | question: In what state did a study find that bites in children were less severe than bites in adults?, answer: Colorado | question: Who has a much higher chance to be bitten in the face or neck?, answer: children | question: A Colorado study found bites in children were less severe than bites in what?, answer: adults | question: In addition to the face, what part of the body is more likely to be bitten by a dog?, answer: neck | question: Who has a higher chance of being bitten in the face or neck?, answer: boys | question: In what country is the incidence of dog bites 12.9 per 10,000 inhabitants?, answer: US | question: What study found that bites in children were less severe than bites in adults?, answer: A Colorado study | question: What is the incidence of dog bites in the US for boys aged 5 to 9?, answer: the incidence rate
+question: What is a HDI below 0.5 considered to be?, answer: "low development | question: Gabon and South Africa are ranked where?, answer: 121st | question: Gabon is ranked 119th and 121st in what Sub-Saharan country?, answer: South Africa | question: Where are all 22 countries in the low development category located?, answer: Africa | question: Where are Gabon and South Africa ranked?, answer: 119th | question: What group did nine countries join after leaving the low development category?, answer: the "medium development" group | question: What is considered to be low development?, answer: A HDI | question: What is the highest-scoring Sub-Saharan country?, answer: Gabon | question: How many countries left the low development category this year?, answer: Nine countries | question: What category does the HDI below 0.5 belong to?, answer: that category
+question: What country was promoted to the "medium development" group?, answer: Saudi Arabia | question: Along with North America, Western Europe, Oceania, and North America, what developed country has a HDI of 0.8 or more?, answer: Eastern Asia | question: In what part of the world is the Arabian Peninsula located?, answer: Eastern Europe | question: What country was promoted to the "medium development" group?, answer: Belarus | question: Along with North America, Oceania, and Eastern Asia, what developed country has a HDI of 0.8 or more?, answer: Western Europe | question: Which country was promoted to the "medium development" group?, answer: Albania | question: In what region of Asia is the Arabian Peninsula located?, answer: Southeast Asia | question: Which country has a HDI of 0.8 or more?, answer: North America | question: What is a HDI of 0.8 or more considered to represent?, answer: "high development | question: What country was promoted to the "medium development" group?, answer: Libya
+question: When was 'Twilight Princess' first released?, answer: February | question: Who penned and illustrated 'Twilight Princess'?, answer: Akira Himekawa | question: Akira Himekawa penned and illustrated a manga series based on what game?, answer: Twilight Princess | question: Where is the Twilight Princess manga series based?, answer: Japan | question: What type of series is 'Twilight Princess' based on?, answer: manga | question: What is Twilight Princess?, answer: A Japan-exclusive manga series | question: Who is the publisher of the manga series based on Twilight Princess?, answer: Shogakukan | question: What is the name of Shogakukan's mobile application?, answer: MangaOne | question: What began ten years after the initial release of the game on which it is based?, answer: the manga adaptation
+question: Who was arrested for posting a message on cyberctm.com encouraging people to disrupt the relay?, answer: Macau | question: When was a Macau resident arrested for posting a message on cyberctm.com encouraging people to disrupt the relay?, answer: April | question: Who was the Macau resident arrested for posting a message on cyberctm.com encouraging to disrupt the relay?, answer: people | question: Who was arrested for posting a message on cyberctm.com encouraging people to disrupt the relay?, answer: A Macau resident | question: A Macau resident was arrested on April 26 for posting a message on cyberctm.com encouraging people to disrupt what?, answer: the relay | question: When were orchidbbs.com and cyberctm.com shut down?, answer: May | question: When was a Macau resident arrested for posting a message on cyberctm.com encouraging people to disrupt the relay?, answer: April 26 | question: What did a Macau resident post on cyberctm.com encouraging people to disrupt the relay?, answer: a message | question: What did the shutdowns of orchidbbs.com and cyberctm.com fueled speculation about?, answer: speeches | question: The head of what bureau has denied that the shutdowns of the websites were politically motivated?, answer: Telecommunications Regulation
+question: Who led the construction of the Science Hall?, answer: Fr | question: What was built in 1883 under the direction of Fr. Zahm?, answer: Science Hall | question: Who was the oil executive from Tulsa, Oklahoma named LaFortune Center?, answer: Joseph LaFortune | question: What was the name of the science hall that was converted into a student union building?, answer: LaFortune Center | question: What is another name for the Science Hall?, answer: LaFortune | question: Where is Joseph LaFortune from?, answer: Oklahoma | question: What was built in 1883 under the direction of Fr. Zahm?, answer: A Science Hall | question: Who led the construction of the Science Hall?, answer: Fr. | question: What type of restaurants are located in LaFortune Center?, answer: national restaurant chains | question: LaFortune Center provides a meeting place for social, recreational, cultural, and educational activities for which university?, answer: Notre Dame
+question: Who led the Spanish expedition to New York Harbor?, answer: captain Estêvão Gomes | question: Who led the Spanish expedition to New York Harbor?, answer: Estêvão Gomes | question: Who was Estêvo Gomes sailing for?, answer: Emperor Charles V | question: Where did the Spanish expedition arrive in January 1525?, answer: New York Harbor | question: Who was Estêvo Gomes sailing for?, answer: Charles V | question: What nationality was Estêvo Gomes?, answer: Spanish | question: What was the name of Gomes' caravel?, answer: La Anunciada | question: What did the Padrón Real label the Northeast as?, answer: Tierra de Esteban Gómez | question: What nationality was Estêvo Gomes?, answer: Portuguese | question: When did Estêvo Gomes arrive in New York Harbor?, answer: January
+question: What type of limestone runs west to east from Cremyll to Plymstock?, answer: Middle Devonian limestone | question: What type of limestone runs west to east from Cremyll to Plymstock?, answer: Middle Devonian | question: In what city is the granite mass of Dartmoor exported?, answer: Plymouth | question: Where was the middle Devonian limestone belt quarried?, answer: West Hoe | question: What may be seen in numerous buildings, walls and pavements throughout Plymouth?, answer: Local limestone | question: Where was the Middle Devonian limestone belt quarried?, answer: Plymstock | question: Where was the middle Devonian limestone belt quarried?, answer: Radford | question: Where is the granite mass of Dartmoor located?, answer: north east | question: What direction does the Middle Devonian limestone run from Cremyll to Plymstock?, answer: east | question: What are some of the ores that were brought down the Tamar from Dartmoor?, answer: other minerals
+question: What did the crew return to the Thames for a final time to continue?, answer: filming scenes | question: What building was filmed on April 18, 2015?, answer: City Hall | question: What was Mendes on when he was filmed at London's City Hall?, answer: location | question: In what city was City Hall filmed?, answer: London | question: On what bridge did the crew return to the river less than a week later to film scenes solely set on?, answer: Westminster Bridge | question: Who was on location during the shoot at London's City Hall?, answer: Mendes | question: What bridges were temporarily closed during the filming?, answer: Lambeth Bridges | question: On what bridge did the crew return to the river less than a week later to film scenes solely set on?, answer: Westminster | question: Where was MI6's headquarters located?, answer: Vauxhall Cross
+question: What is a cardinal of?, answer: Church | question: What is the Latin for cardinal of the Holy Roman Church?, answer: romanae ecclesiae cardinalis | question: What are the College of Cardinals?, answer: cardinals | question: What is a cardinal of?, answer: the Holy Roman Church | question: What are the cardinals of the Church collectively known as?, answer: College | question: What church is a cardinal usually ordained bishop of?, answer: the Roman Catholic Church | question: The day-to-day governance of the Holy See is in the hands of what?, answer: Cardinals | question: What is a cardinal?, answer: a senior ecclesiastical leader | question: What language is a cardinal in?, answer: Latin | question: What is the Latin word for cardinal?, answer: sanctae
+question: Who can not perform the functions reserved solely to?, answer: bishops | question: What are archbishops and bishops not?, answer: cardinals | question: What is it called when a cardinal is not a bishop?, answer: episcopal regalia | question: Who does a cardinal have honorary precedence over?, answer: non-cardinal patriarchs | question: A cardinal who is not a bishop is still entitled to wear and use the episcopal vestments and what?, answer: other pontificalia | question: What is an example of an episcopal regalia that is not a bishop?, answer: pectoral cross | question: What is a pontificalia that a cardinal is not a bishop allowed to wear?, answer: ring | question: No cardinal who was not a bishop has participated in what?, answer: recent papal conclaves | question: What is an example of an episcopal regalia?, answer: mitre | question: What is another name for the pectoral cross?, answer: zucchetto
+question: What is the only court that can determine constitutionality?, answer: Supreme Court | question: What is the circuit over which a court has decisions binding?, answer: jurisdiction | question: The Supreme Court is the only court that can determine what?, answer: constitutionality | question: Who exercises power even if the Supreme Court is the only court that can determine constitutionality?, answer: the inferior courts | question: What is a common misconception about the Supreme Court?, answer: the only court | question: What is binding across the nation?, answer: only Supreme Court decisions | question: Who has jurisdiction over decisions of a Court of Appeals?, answer: the court | question: What is the only court that can determine constitutionality?, answer: the Supreme Court | question: What is it called when the Supreme Court is the only court that can determine constitutionality?, answer: A common misperception | question: What is binding only in the circuit over which the court has jurisdiction?, answer: Decisions
+question: What is a state school that does not select its intake on the basis of academic achievement or aptitude?, answer: comprehensive schools | question: About 90% of whom now attend comprehensive schools?, answer: British secondary school pupils | question: What does a comprehensive school not select its intake on the basis of?, answer: academic achievement | question: A comprehensive school is a state school that does not select its intake on the basis of academic achievement or what?, answer: aptitude | question: What is a state school that does not select its intake on the basis of academic achievement or aptitude?, answer: A comprehensive school | question: What is the basis of admission in a selective school system?, answer: selection criteria | question: What is a comprehensive school?, answer: a state school | question: What is it called when admission is restricted on the basis of selection criteria?, answer: the selective school system | question: What does a comprehensive school correspond to in the United States and Canada?, answer: the public high school | question: How were comprehensive schools introduced in England and Wales?, answer: an experimental basis
+question: Schmithausen notes that the mention of the four noble truths as constituting what?, answer: liberating insight | question: What is attained after mastering the Rupa Jhanas?, answer: Insight | question: What is a core problem in the study of early Buddhism?, answer: insight | question: What is a core problem in the study of?, answer: early Buddhism | question: On some Aspects of descriptions or Theories of 'Liberating Insight' and 'Enlightenment' in what?, answer: Early Buddhism | question: What is the name of the text Schmithausen wrote?, answer: Majjhima Nikaya 36.[page | question: What is a core problem in the study of early Buddhism?, answer: dhyana | question: What is the name of a text that Schmithausen cites as a later addition to?, answer: Majjhima Nikaya | question: What is attained after mastering the Rupa Jhanas?, answer: Liberating Insight | question: Schmithausen notes that the mention of the four noble truths as constituting "liberating insight" is a later addition to what?, answer: texts
+question: What did Roubini warn of in 2006?, answer: such crisis | question: What magazine claims that economists mostly failed to predict the worst international economic crisis since the Great Depression?, answer: BusinessWeek magazine | question: Who was ridiculed for predicting a collapse of the housing market and worldwide recession?, answer: economist Nouriel Roubini | question: Who did BusinessWeek claim failed to predict the worst international economic crisis since the Great Depression?, answer: economists | question: What did the BusinessWeek magazine claim economists failed to predict?, answer: the worst international economic crisis | question: The Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania's online business journal examines why economists failed to predict what?, answer: a major global financial crisis | question: What magazine claims that economists failed to predict the worst economic crisis since the Great Depression?, answer: BusinessWeek | question: Roubini was ridiculed for predicting a collapse of the housing market and what?, answer: worldwide recession | question: What have popular articles published in the mass media led the public to believe the majority of economists have failed to predict?, answer: the financial crisis | question: What did Roubini say the profession of economics was bad at predicting?, answer: recessions
+question: Where was the Red Cross Society of Taiwan's rescue team headed?, answer: Chengdu Shuangliu International Airport | question: Where did China Airlines fly from to Chengdu Shuangliu International Airport?, answer: Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport | question: What city did the Red Cross Society of Taiwan send a rescue team to?, answer: Chengdu | question: In what month did the Red Cross Society of Taiwan send a rescue team to Chengdu?, answer: May | question: What time did the chartered flight arrive in Chengdu?, answer: CST | question: Who made a direct chartered cargo flight from Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport to Chengdu Shuangliu International Airport?, answer: China Airlines | question: What did the Tzu Chi Foundation and the Red Cross Society of Taiwan donate to the affected areas?, answer: relief supplies | question: What did the Red Cross Society of Taiwan send to Chengdu?, answer: a Mandarin Airlines direct chartered flight | question: Where was the Red Cross Society from?, answer: Taiwan | question: What was made by China Airlines from Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport to Chengdu Shuangliu International Airport?, answer: A direct chartered cargo flight
+question: What did the Bodhicitta want to remain for as long as space remains?, answer: living beings | question: What religion was Shantideva?, answer: Buddhist | question: What nationality was Shantideva?, answer: Indian | question: In what century did the Dalai Lama live?, answer: 14th | question: Whose intention is "For as long as space endures, and for as long as living beings remain, until then may I too abide to dispel the misery of the world"?, answer: Bodhisattva | question: Who wrote the famous saying "For as long as space endures, and for as long as living beings remain, until then may I too abide to dispel the misery of the world"?, answer: the 8th-century Indian Buddhist scholar-saint Shantideva | question: Who often cites Shantideva as his favorite verse?, answer: the 14th Dalai Lama | question: What is the name of Bodhisattva's intention?, answer: Bodhicitta | question: When was Shantideva born?, answer: 8th-century | question: What is the 14th Dalai Lama's favorite verse?, answer: A famous saying
+question: What species of fish also exhibit mutualistic behavior through cleaning up ectoparasites in other fish?, answer: gobies | question: What do different species of gobies clean up ectoparasites in?, answer: other fish | question: Who sometimes lives together with a shrimp?, answer: the goby fish | question: Who quickly retreat into the burrow when the goby fish touches the shrimp with its tail?, answer: both the shrimp and goby fish | question: Who digs and cleans up a burrow in the sand in which both the goby fish and the shrimp live?, answer: The shrimp | question: What does the goby fish sometimes live with?, answer: a shrimp | question: Who is almost blind when outside its burrow?, answer: the shrimp | question: What fish sometimes lives together with a shrimp?, answer: the goby | question: What does the shrimp dig and clean up in the sand in which both the shrimp and the goby fish live?, answer: a burrow | question: The shrimp is almost blind, leaving it vulnerable to predators when outside what?, answer: its burrow
+question: When will the Wii U release The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess HD?, answer: March | question: What is the name of the high-definition remaster of The Legend of Zelda?, answer: Twilight Princess HD | question: The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess HD features enhanced graphics and what other feature?, answer: Amiibo functionality | question: Who is developing The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess HD?, answer: Tantalus Media | question: What company announced the Wii U version of The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess HD?, answer: Nintendo Direct | question: In what country will The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess HD be released?, answer: Japan | question: What does The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess HD feature?, answer: enhanced graphics | question: What was the name of the game that was remastered for the Wii U?, answer: Zelda | question: In what country will The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess HD be released?, answer: Australia | question: When was The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess HD released?, answer: November
+question: What do herbivores have that help them digest plant matter?, answer: mutualistic gut flora | question: What does mutualistic gut flora help herbivores do?, answer: digest plant matter | question: What type of plant has mutualistic gut flora?, answer: herbivores | question: herbivores' gut flora is more difficult to digest than what?, answer: animal prey | question: What rely on mutualisms between plants to fix carbon from the air?, answer: Most land plants | question: What type of bacteria live in herbivores' intestines?, answer: cellulose-digesting protozoans | question: What is made up of cellulose-digesting protozoans or bacteria living in the herbivores' intestines?, answer: This gut flora | question: What kind of organisms live in the herbivores' intestines?, answer: bacteria | question: How many herbivores have mutualistic gut flora?, answer: A large percentage | question: What does mycorrhyzal fungi extract from the ground?, answer: minerals
+question: Who is responsible for the transport of passengers and goods?, answer: Comboios de Portugal | question: What is used to transport passengers and goods?, answer: railway lines | question: What country does the national railway system extend to?, answer: Spain | question: What is supported and administered by Comboios de Portugal?, answer: A national railway system | question: What is the name of Comboios de Portugal?, answer: CP | question: What is the responsibility of Comboios de Portugal?, answer: goods | question: What do the railway lines allow greater than 120 km/h?, answer: train speeds | question: What is the responsibility of Comboios de Portugal?, answer: passengers | question: Who is responsible for the transport of passengers and goods?, answer: both public companies | question: What are the railway lines currently in?, answer: service
+question: When was a new index released?, answer: December | question: What was not included in the statistical update?, answer: Human Development Report | question: In what cases did the statistical update affect HDI rankings?, answer: many cases | question: What did the new index change?, answer: HDI values | question: How many countries were affected by the new estimate of purchasing power parities?, answer: many countries | question: What does PPP stand for?, answer: purchasing power parities | question: What is the name of the index that was updated in 2008?, answer: HDI | question: What do the new estimates of purchasing power parities imply for many countries?, answer: substantial adjustments | question: What was not included in the statistical update?, answer: an accompanying Human Development Report | question: What was released on December 18, 2008?, answer: A new index
+question: What is a common human ingestible that is toxic to dogs?, answer: chocolate solids | question: What is a common human ingestible that is toxic to dogs?, answer: chocolate | question: What is toxic to dogs?, answer: common human foods | question: What is it called when a dog ingests chocolate solids?, answer: theobromine poisoning | question: What are common human foods and what are toxic to dogs?, answer: household ingestibles | question: Who is highly susceptible to theobromine poisoning?, answer: Dogs | question: Theobromine is toxic to what animal?, answer: dogs | question: What is toxic to dogs because the dog's metabolism is so slow that even small amounts of chocolate can be fatal?, answer: Theobromine | question: What is an example of a food that can be toxic to a dog?, answer: macadamia nuts | question: What can be ingested by dogs?, answer: various plants
+question: Along with the Dalit Buddhist movement, Engaged Buddhism and Engaged Buddhism, what was further developed during the second half of the 20th century?, answer: various Western Buddhist traditions | question: What type of Buddhism emerged in the second half of the 20th century?, answer: modern movements | question: Along with the Dalit Buddhist movement, Engaged Buddhism, and Engaged Buddhism, what type of traditions were developed in the 20th century?, answer: Western Buddhist | question: What is the Dalit Buddhist movement a part of?, answer: Buddhism | question: What was the Dalit movement?, answer: Buddhist | question: What is another name for 'neo-Buddhism'?, answer: the Dalit Buddhist movement | question: What is another term for modern movements in Buddhism?, answer: tendencies | question: What is another name for the Dalit Buddhist movement?, answer: - | question: When did a number of modern movements or tendencies in Buddhism emerge?, answer: the second half | question: In what century did the Dalit Buddhist movement begin?, answer: the 20th Century
+question: What are endoparasites that live within the host's body called?, answer: Parasitic symbioses | question: What does a tick rely on to survive?, answer: host | question: How many forms do parasitic symbioses take?, answer: many forms | question: What is an example of a plant that has at least one parasitic phase in its life cycle?, answer: fungi | question: What is one in which one member of the association benefits while the other is harmed?, answer: A parasitic relationship | question: Biotrophic parasitism is an extremely successful mode of what?, answer: life | question: In addition to fungi, what other type of animal has a parasitic phase in its life cycle?, answer: plants | question: What is a parasitic relationship?, answer: the association benefits | question: What do endo parasites live within the host's body?, answer: parasites | question: What is an extremely successful mode of life?, answer: Biotrophic parasitism
+question: What was a particular criticism of the Buddha?, answer: Vedic animal sacrifice.[web | question: What was the Buddha's view of the Veda?, answer: anti-Vedic | question: What did the Brahmins introduce to the original Veda of the rishis?, answer: animal sacrifices | question: Who said that it was on this alteration of the true Veda that he refused to pay respect to the Vedas of his time?, answer: Buddha | question: What was declared by "Kashyapa" to certain rishis?, answer: Veda | question: What were the rishis able to see by?, answer: divine eyes | question: Who did the Buddha say the Veda in its true form was declared by "Kashyapa" to?, answer: certain rishis | question: The Buddha mocked the Vedic "hymn of what?, answer: the cosmic man | question: What was Vedic animal sacrifice?, answer: A particular criticism | question: How did the rishis acquire the power to see by divine eyes?, answer: severe penances
+question: What was the colony of Lower Manhattan called?, answer: New Amsterdam | question: Where did a permanent European presence begin in 1624?, answer: New Netherland | question: What is the 12th oldest continuously occupied European-established settlement in the continental United States?, answer: New York | question: On what island was the citadel and Fort Amsterdam built?, answer: Manhattan Island | question: What is another name for New Amsterdam?, answer: Nieuw Amsterdam | question: What was built on Manhattan Island in 1625?, answer: Fort Amsterdam | question: The colony of New Amsterdam was centered at the site which would eventually become what?, answer: Lower Manhattan | question: What island was purchased by the Dutch colonial Director-General Peter Minuit?, answer: Manhattan | question: Where was the Dutch fur trading settlement located?, answer: Governors Island | question: What country is New York the 12th oldest continuously occupied European-established settlement in?, answer: United States
+question: In what type of system is a prime minister appointed to manage the civil service?, answer: semi-presidential systems | question: A prime minister is the most senior minister of cabinet in the executive branch of what?, answer: government | question: In many systems, the prime minister selects and may dismiss whom?, answer: other members | question: In many systems, a prime minister selects and may dismiss what?, answer: members | question: In what type of system is the prime minister the presiding member and chairman of the cabinet?, answer: systems | question: In what system is the prime minister the presiding member and chairman of the cabinet?, answer: many systems | question: In what system is the prime minister the presiding member and chairman of the cabinet?, answer: most systems | question: Who is the most senior minister of cabinet in the executive branch of government?, answer: A prime minister | question: In semi-presidential systems, what is the official who is appointed to manage the civil service?, answer: a prime minister | question: Who selects and may dismiss other members of the cabinet?, answer: the prime minister
+question: Who suggested a reconciliation of Chopin's views?, answer: William Atwood | question: What type of music did Chopin use?, answer: traditional musical forms | question: What did Chopin's use of traditional musical forms roused?, answer: nationalistic sentiments | question: Whose use of traditional musical forms roused nationalistic sentiments and a sense of cohesiveness amongst Poles scattered across Europe and the New World?, answer: Chopin | question: Chopin's use of traditional musical forms like the polonaise and what other form roused nationalistic sentiments?, answer: mazurka | question: What did Atwood think Chopin's use of traditional musical forms roused nationalistic sentiments?, answer: cohesiveness | question: Whose will did Chopin symbolize?, answer: Poles | question: Chopin's use of traditional musical forms roused nationalistic sentiments and a sense of cohesiveness amongst Poles scattered across what?, answer: Europe | question: Chopin's use of traditional musical forms roused nationalistic sentiments and a sense of cohesiveness amongst Poles scattered across Europe and what?, answer: the New World
+question: What is the name of the ferry that takes passengers from Millbay to France?, answer: MV Armorique | question: What is the name of the MV Armorique ferry?, answer: MV Bretagne | question: What type of passengers does the ferry take?, answer: foot passengers | question: Who provides a regular international ferry service from Millbay?, answer: Brittany Ferries | question: What is provided by Brittany Ferries?, answer: A regular international ferry service | question: What type of vehicle does the ferry take?, answer: cars | question: Where does Brittany Ferries operate from?, answer: Millbay | question: The Torpoint Ferry is an alternative to using what bridge?, answer: Tamar Bridge | question: What country is Roscoff in?, answer: France | question: What is the name of the ferry that takes passengers from Millbay to France?, answer: MV Pont-Aven
+question: What country's governments encouraged over-expenditure and investment bubbles?, answer: Portuguese Republic | question: Where was the report published?, answer: Portugal | question: Who published the report in Portugal?, answer: Gradiva | question: When did the Diário de Notcias release their report?, answer: January | question: Who encouraged over-expenditure and investment bubbles?, answer: the democratic Portuguese Republic governments | question: Who released a report in January 2011?, answer: the Diário de Notícias | question: What was a risky credit during the Carnation Revolution?, answer: public debt creation | question: What did persistent and lasting recruitment policies increase the number of?, answer: redundant public servants | question: How did the Portuguese Republic encourage over-expenditure and investment bubbles?, answer: unclear Public–private partnerships | question: What type of consultants did the Portuguese Republic use to advise them during the Carnation Revolution?, answer: firms
+question: The burgeoning of science and engineering affected the proportions and structure of what?, answer: buildings | question: The burgeoning of science and engineering affected the proportions and what of buildings?, answer: structure | question: What was the revival of the Classical style accompanied by a burgeoning of science and engineering?, answer: architecture | question: Along with engineering, what did the revival of the Classical style affect the proportions and structure of buildings?, answer: science | question: Along with science, what was a major factor in the revival of the Classical style in architecture?, answer: engineering | question: What style of architecture was revived by a burgeoning of science and engineering?, answer: Classical | question: A revival of what style in architecture was accompanied by a burgeoning of science and engineering?, answer: the Classical style | question: What was the scope of the generalist when designing a bridge?, answer: structural calculations | question: What was accompanied by a burgeoning of science and engineering?, answer: A revival | question: What was the result of the revival of the Classical style in architecture?, answer: a burgeoning
+question: What is a torchiere intended for?, answer: ambient lighting | question: What is a sconce?, answer: a wall-mounted fixture | question: What is a wall-mounted fixture that glows up and down?, answer: A sconce | question: What is a torchiere similar to?, answer: a sconce | question: What is a torchiere typically?, answer: a floor lamp | question: What is a torchiere?, answer: an uplight | question: What is a torchiere?, answer: It | question: What type of sconce is most often wall-mounted?, answer: that
+question: In Whitehead's view, what takes a primary role, perhaps even more important than the relata themselves?, answer: relations | question: Each object is an inert clump of matter that is only externally related to what?, answer: other things | question: The idea of matter as primary makes people think of objects as being fundamentally separate in time and space, and not necessarily related to anything?, answer: objects | question: What problem with materialism is it obscures the importance of relations?, answer: second | question: What does Whitehead believe obscures the importance of relations?, answer: materialism | question: What does materialism view every object as distinct and discrete from?, answer: all other objects | question: What is the main problem with materialism?, answer: A second problem | question: In Whitehead's view, relations take what role?, answer: a primary role | question: The idea of matter as primary makes people think of objects as being fundamentally separate in time and what?, answer: space | question: The idea of matter as primary makes people think of objects as being fundamentally separate in time and space, and not necessarily related to anything?, answer: matter
+question: Beyoncé's songs are often characterized by themes of love, relationships, and monogamy, as well as empowerment and what other theme?, answer: female sexuality | question: Beyoncé's songs are often characterized by themes of love, relationships, and monogamy, as well as female sexuality and what?, answer: empowerment | question: Who creates songs that are often characterized by themes of love, relationships, and monogamy?, answer: Beyoncé | question: What does Beyoncé create that are often characterized by themes of love, relationships, and monogamy?, answer: songs | question: What are Beyoncé's songs often characterized by?, answer: themes | question: Beyoncé's songs are often characterized by themes of what?, answer: love | question: Beyoncé's songs are often characterized by themes of love, love, and what?, answer: relationships | question: Beyoncé's songs are often characterized by themes of love, relationships, and what?, answer: monogamy | question: Beyoncé's performances on stage have led to critics hailing her as one of the best entertainers in what?, answer: contemporary popular music | question: Who is Beyoncé?, answer: A self-described "modern-day feminist
+question: When will a sequel to Spectre begin development?, answer: spring | question: What will the sequel to Spectre begin in spring 2016?, answer: development | question: Christoph Waltz's return to Spectre depends on whether or not Craig will again portray what character?, answer: Bond | question: What is the name of the sequel to 007?, answer: Spectre | question: Christoph Waltz's return to Spectre depends on whether or not who will again portray Bond?, answer: Craig | question: When will a sequel to Spectre begin development?, answer: spring 2016 | question: Who has stated he will not return to direct the next 007 film?, answer: Sam Mendes | question: How many more films has Christoph Waltz signed on for?, answer: two more films | question: What will begin development of Spectre in spring 2016?, answer: A sequel | question: Sam Mendes has stated he will not return to direct what?, answer: the next 007 film
+question: What is a solar balloon filled with?, answer: ordinary air | question: What is a solar balloon similar to?, answer: an artificially heated hot air balloon | question: What is a black balloon that is filled with ordinary air called?, answer: A solar balloon | question: What are large enough for human flight?, answer: Some solar balloons | question: What is a solar balloon?, answer: a black balloon | question: Some solar balloons are large enough for what?, answer: human flight | question: What is caused by the expansion of the air inside a solar balloon?, answer: an upward buoyancy force | question: What is heated and expanded as sunlight shines on a solar balloon?, answer: the balloon | question: What is heated and expanded by sunlight on a solar balloon?, answer: the air | question: What is generally limited to the toy market?, answer: usage
+question: What is another name for a solar chimney?, answer: thermal chimney | question: What is a solar chimney?, answer: a passive solar ventilation system | question: What is a passive solar ventilation system composed of a vertical shaft connecting the interior and exterior of a building?, answer: A solar chimney | question: What part of a building is connected to a solar chimney?, answer: exterior | question: What is heated inside a solar chimney as it warms?, answer: air | question: What is a solar chimney composed of?, answer: a vertical shaft | question: A solar chimney is a passive solar ventilation system composed of a vertical shaft connecting the interior and exterior of what?, answer: a building | question: What does the updraft pull air through?, answer: the building | question: What can be used to improve performance of a solar chimney?, answer: glazing and thermal mass materials | question: What warms the air inside of a building?, answer: the chimney
+question: Who was a special tribute presented to in the finale for his final season?, answer: Simon Cowell | question: Who was a notable figure from the show's past?, answer: Paula Abdul | question: In what season was a tribute to Simon Cowell presented?, answer: his final season | question: What was presented in the finale for Simon Cowell's final season?, answer: A special tribute | question: In the finale of Cowell's final season, what was presented a tribute to him?, answer: the show | question: What did Paula Abdul make in the finale?, answer: an appearance | question: When was a tribute to Simon Cowell presented?, answer: the finale | question: Who made an appearance in the finale for Simon Cowell's final season?, answer: Many figures
+question: Who was surveyed in the study?, answer: patients | question: What type of light did the study say had a better effect on patients in rooms with windows?, answer: natural light | question: Who was the author of the study?, answer: Robert Ulrich | question: In what room did the study conclude that patients with windows facing a brick wall had fewer potent analegesics?, answer: similar rooms | question: Where were patients assigned to look out on a natural scene?, answer: rooms | question: What did the study conclude about patients assigned to rooms with windows allowing lots of natural light?, answer: shorter postoperative hospital stays | question: What did the study say about nurses' notes?, answer: fewer negative evaluative comments | question: What did the study conclude about patients with windows facing a brick wall?, answer: fewer potent analegesics | question: What type of light did the study suggest was healthier for patients?, answer: little light | question: The study concluded that patients assigned to rooms with lots of natural light had shorter postoperative hospital stays, received fewer negative evaluative comments, and took fewer potent analegesics than patients in similar rooms with what?, answer: windows
+question: Which Wu-Tang Clan artist has been influenced by West's work?, answer: hip hop artists RZA | question: RZA, Chuck D, Public Enemy, and DJ Premier are examples of people who have been influenced by West's work., answer: artists | question: Along with RZA and Premier, who has been influenced by West's work?, answer: other figures | question: Whose work has influenced a large number of artists?, answer: West | question: Who is a notable non-rap artist influenced by West's work?, answer: New Zealand artist Lorde | question: Adele and Lily Allen are examples of what type of artist?, answer: Non-rap artists | question: What band did DJ Premier work for?, answer: Gang Starr | question: What type of band is Kasabian?, answer: English rock band | question: What band did Halsey belong to?, answer: rock band Arctic Monkeys | question: Along with RZA, RZA, and DJ Premier, who is a notable influence on Public Enemy?, answer: Chuck D
+question: Who was the king's first minister?, answer: George I | question: What did George I have no interest in?, answer: English government | question: Who was the king's first minister?, answer: George | question: Who died in 1714?, answer: Anne | question: Anne's death in 1714 was a tipping point in the evolution of what?, answer: the prime ministership | question: What was the death of Anne in 1714?, answer: A tipping point | question: What language did George I not speak?, answer: English | question: Where was George I's home?, answer: Hanover | question: What was George I's interest in the details of English government?, answer: interest | question: What position did George I hold after the death of Anne?, answer: the throne
+question: What did the union want to protest for?, answer: better living conditions | question: Where were Michael Mak Kwok-fung and Chan Cheong not allowed to enter?, answer: Macau | question: What political party was Chan Cheong a member of?, answer: Social Democrats | question: Who was the activist who was not allowed to enter Macau?, answer: Chan Cheong | question: What was Chan Cheong's profession?, answer: activist | question: Who was a Hong Kong legislator?, answer: Michael Mak Kwok-fung | question: Where was Michael Mak Kwok-fung from?, answer: Hong Kong | question: Who planned to protest at the relay for better living conditions?, answer: A union | question: What did the union plan to protest for better living conditions?, answer: the relay | question: What political party was Chan Cheong a member of?, answer: the League of Social Democrats
+question: Who was "the Great" of Asturias?, answer: Alfonso III | question: What event caused Alfonso III to abdicate?, answer: Asturias death | question: Who was "the Great" of Asturias?, answer: Alfonso | question: What did Fruela receive with Oviedo as his capital?, answer: Asturias | question: What did Ferdinand III become of the two kingdoms?, answer: joint king | question: Who became joint king of the two kingdoms in 1230?, answer: Ferdinand III | question: Who was the second son of Alfonso III?, answer: Ordoño | question: What position did Garca hold?, answer: king | question: What led to unstable succession for over a century?, answer: internecine struggles | question: What did Fruela's death cause?, answer: unstable succession
+question: Who claimed ill health in his refusal to appear at the Ming court?, answer: Tsongkhapa | question: Who said that Tsongkhapa claimed ill health in his refusal to appear at the Ming court?, answer: A. Tom Grunfeld | question: What did Tsongkhapa claim in his refusal to appear at the Ming court?, answer: ill health | question: Chosrje Shkya Yeshes was sent to Nanjing by what court?, answer: Ming | question: Who did Tsongkhapa send to Nanjing?, answer: Chosrje Shākya Yeshes | question: Where did Tsongkhapa refuse to appear?, answer: the Ming court | question: Who led the Ming embassy in 1413?, answer: Hou Xian | question: What was another reason Tsongkhapa refused to appear at the Ming court?, answer: arduousness | question: Who wrote that Tsongkhapa did not want to alienate the Ming court?, answer: Rossabi
+question: Vujadin Popovi and Ljubia Beara have been found guilty of participating in what?, answer: genocide | question: What type of crime was Nikola Jorgi found guilty of?, answer: genocides | question: What is the name of the list of genocide prosecutions in Bosnia and Herzegovina?, answer: Bosnian genocide prosecutions | question: In what country have 30 people been indicted for participating in genocide or complicity in genocide?, answer: Bosnia | question: Who found three people guilty of participating in genocide in Bosnia?, answer: German courts | question: Who lost an appeal against his conviction in the European Court of Human Rights?, answer: Nikola Jorgić | question: On what type of appeal did Nikola Jorgia lose his conviction in the European Court of Human Rights?, answer: appeal | question: What is another term for genocide?, answer: complicity | question: Nikola Jorgi lost an appeal against his conviction in the European Court of what?, answer: Human Rights | question: Who were the former members of the security forces that were found guilty of genocide?, answer: Bosnian Serb
+question: What are some intramural sports based on?, answer: residence hall teams | question: What group of students live in one of the four graduate housing complexes on campus?, answer: graduate students | question: What have at least one nun and/or priest as a resident at Notre Dame?, answer: Many residence halls | question: Where do 80% of undergraduates and 20% of graduate students live?, answer: campus | question: What percentage of students live on campus?, answer: students | question: What percentage of students live on campus?, answer: undergraduates | question: Where do most students live for all four years at Notre Dame?, answer: the same residence hall | question: What are single-sex?, answer: all residence halls | question: Who live in one of the four graduate housing complexes on campus?, answer: the graduate students
+question: What is another theme in the novel?, answer: Absent mothers | question: What is another theme in the novel?, answer: abusive fathers | question: Who can lead society astray?, answer: such men | question: Who is silent about Boo's confinement to the house?, answer: Mrs. Radley | question: What does the novel suggest that men and women at the Missionary Society can lead?, answer: society astray | question: Who does Atticus believe is the job of to set the society straight?, answer: real men | question: Whose confinement to the house is Mrs. Radley silent about?, answer: Boo | question: Who imprisons Boo in his house until Boo is remembered only as a phantom?, answer: Mr. Radley | question: Who is silent about Boo's confinement to the house?, answer: Radley | question: Who was Jem's mother before he could remember her?, answer: Scout
+question: According to what tradition is a Buddha a fully awakened being?, answer: Buddhist traditions | question: According to Buddhist traditions, a Buddha is a fully awakened being who has completely purified his mind of the three poisons of desire, aversion and what?, answer: ignorance | question: Who is no longer bound by Samsara?, answer: Buddha | question: What is one of the three poisons of desire?, answer: aversion | question: According to what traditions is a Buddha a fully awakened being?, answer: Buddhist | question: What is the three poisons of a Buddha?, answer: desire | question: In what do unawakened people experience suffering?, answer: life | question: What is a Buddha no longer bound by?, answer: Samsara | question: Who is no longer bound by Samsara?, answer: A Buddha | question: What is a fully awakened being who has completely purified his mind of the three poisons of desire, aversion and ignorance?, answer: a Buddha
+question: What is the name of the website that lists the people of the Republic of the Congo?, answer: CIA World Factbook | question: According to the CIA World Factbook, what is the majority of the people of the Republic of the Congo?, answer: other Protestants | question: What religion is the most popular in the Republic of the Congo?, answer: Awakening Lutherans | question: According to the CIA World Factbook, what religion is most prevalent in the Republic of the Congo?, answer: Protestants | question: What is the main cause of the influx of Islam into the urban centers?, answer: foreign workers | question: What is the name of the Awakening group in the Republic of the Congo?, answer: Lutherans | question: What is the name of the Republic of the Congo?, answer: Republic | question: According to the CIA World Factbook, the people of the Republic of the Congo are largely a mix of what religion?, answer: Catholics | question: What percentage of the people of the Republic of the Congo are followers of Islam?, answer: 1.6% | question: What percentage of the people of the Republic of the Congo are Protestant?, answer: 19.9%
+question: Who was the president of Capitol Records when he was approached by West?, answer: Joe Weinberger | question: Who was Joe Weinberger approached by?, answer: West | question: What record label did Joe Weinberger work for?, answer: Capitol | question: What is Joe Weinberger's job title?, answer: A&R | question: Who was the head of Roc-A-Fella Records?, answer: Damon Dash | question: What label did Damon Dash sign West to?, answer: Roc | question: What label did Damon Dash sign West to?, answer: Roc-A-Fella Records
+question: What title was given to Sagya Gyaincain?, answer: Initiation State Master | question: What is Linxia?, answer: modern day | question: Who sent envoys to the court to hand over Sagya Gyaincain's jade seal?, answer: Ming | question: Who did the Hongwu Emperor grant the title "Initiation State Master" to?, answer: Sagya Gyaincain | question: Who was the second Phagmodru ruler?, answer: Jamyang Shakya Gyaltsen | question: What modern day city is Hezhou?, answer: Linxia | question: Where was the Ming officer from?, answer: Hezhou | question: Who told the Hongwu Emperor that the situation in Dbus and Gtsang was under control?, answer: Chen | question: Who issued an edict granting the title "Initiation State Master" to Sagya Gyaincain?, answer: the Hongwu Emperor | question: What type of tribute was given to Sagya Gyaincain?, answer: colored silk
+question: Who said the quake caused 69,180 known deaths?, answer: Chinese state officials | question: How many more reports are there of the quake in Sichuan?, answer: in.[dated info | question: In what province did the quake cause 68,636 deaths?, answer: Sichuan province | question: What may further increase the numbers of deaths caused by the quake?, answer: more reports | question: Who said the quake caused 69,180 known deaths?, answer: Chinese | question: In what province did the quake cause 68,636 deaths?, answer: Sichuan | question: How many known deaths did the earthquake cause?, answer: 69,180 known deaths | question: What were the relief workers trying to repair?, answer: roads | question: What were the 158 earthquake relief workers killed in?, answer: landslides | question: According to Chinese state officials, what caused 69,180 known deaths?, answer: the quake
+question: According to East Asian and what other religion, there is an intermediate state between one life and the next?, answer: Tibetan Buddhism | question: According to East Asian and what type of Buddhism, there is an intermediate state between one life and the next?, answer: Tibetan | question: According to what religion is there an intermediate state between one life and the next?, answer: East Asian | question: What religions believe that there is an intermediate state between one life and the next?, answer: East Asian and Tibetan Buddhism | question: According to East Asian and Tibetan Buddhism, what is there between one life and the next?, answer: an intermediate state (Tibetan "bardo | question: What did the Buddha teach between one life and the next?, answer: an intermediate stage | question: What do the passages in the Samyutta Nikaya of the Pali Canon seem to lend to the idea that the Buddha taught of an intermediate stage between one life and the next?, answer: support | question: Who taught of an intermediate stage between one life and the next?, answer: Buddha | question: What lends support to the idea that the Buddha taught of an intermediate stage between one life and the next?, answer: passages | question: According to East Asian and Tibetan Buddhism, there is an intermediate state between what?, answer: one life
+question: Who said that Beyoncé uses different fashion styles to work with her music while performing?, answer: Italian fashion designer Roberto Cavalli | question: What does Beyoncé use to work with her music while performing?, answer: different fashion styles | question: The B'Day Anthology Video Album showed many instances of what type of footage?, answer: fashion | question: Who is an Italian fashion designer?, answer: Roberto Cavalli | question: The B'Day Anthology Video Album depicted classic to what?, answer: contemporary wardrobe styles | question: Who was featured on the cover of the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue in 2007?, answer: Beyoncé | question: What nationality is Roberto Cavalli?, answer: Italian | question: What type of footage did the B'Day Anthology Video Album show?, answer: fashion-oriented footage | question: What nationality was Tyra Banks?, answer: African American | question: Who was the second African American woman to be featured on the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue?, answer: Tyra Banks
+question: According to Jan Nattier, the term Mahayana "Great Vehicle" was originally even an honorary synonym for what?, answer: Bodhisattvayāna "Bodhisattva Vehicle | question: What term was originally even an honorary synonym for Bodhisattvayna?, answer: Mahāyāna "Great Vehicle | question: Who said the term Mahayana "Great Vehicle" was originally even an honorary synonym for Bodhisattvayna "Bodhisattva Vehicle"?, answer: Jan Nattier | question: What did Jan Nattier think of the term Mahayana "Great Vehicle"?, answer: even an honorary synonym | question: The Aashasrik Prajpramit Stra contains a simple and brief definition for what?, answer: the term bodhisattva | question: What is the goal of a bodhisattva-mahsattva?, answer: enlightenment | question: What is a bodhisattva called because he has enlightenment as his aim?, answer: bodhisattva-mahāsattva | question: What was originally even an honorary synonym for Bodhisattvayna?, answer: the term | question: What is the name of the text that contains a simple and brief definition for the term bodhisattva?, answer: Mahayana | question: What is a bodhisattva called because he has enlightenment as his aim?, answer: a bodhisattva-mahāsattva
+question: Where were 487 million Buddhism adherents in 2010?, answer: Asia | question: According to Johnson and Grim, where did Buddhism grow fastest from 1910 to 2010?, answer: several Western European countries | question: Qatar, the United Arab Emirates, Iran and some African countries have what?, answer: highest growth rates | question: According to Johnson and Grim, what has grown from 138 million adherents in 1910 to 495 million in 2010?, answer: Buddhism | question: In what country did Buddhism grow the most?, answer: Saudi Arabia | question: According to Johnson and Grim, which countries had a fast annual growth of Buddhism from 1910 to 2010?, answer: Western European | question: According to Johnson and who, Buddhism has grown from 138 million adherents in 1910 to 495 million in 2010?, answer: Grim | question: Who said that Buddhism has grown from 138 million adherents in 1910 to 495 million in 2010?, answer: Johnson | question: Along with Qatar, the United Arab Emirates, Iran, and the United States, what countries have the highest growth of Buddhism?, answer: some African countries | question: Which country has the highest growth rate in Buddhism?, answer: Qatar
+question: Where were the Mahayana sutras preserved?, answer: non-human worlds | question: According to what tradition were the Mahayana sutras transmitted in secret?, answer: Mahayana tradition | question: Who could not understand the Mahayana sutras?, answer: human beings | question: According to what tradition were the Mahayana sutras transmitted in secret?, answer: Mahayana | question: Who did the Mahayana sutras come from?, answer: other Buddhas | question: In what way were the Mahayana sutras transmitted?, answer: secret | question: Who did the Mahayana sutras come from?, answer: Buddhas | question: Who did the Mahayana sutras come from?, answer: Bodhisattvas | question: What were transmitted in secret?, answer: the Mahayana sutras | question: When were the Mahayana sutras kept in non-human worlds?, answer: the time
+question: Who said that genocide has 3 different meanings?, answer: R. J. Rummel | question: Who created the term democide for the third meaning?, answer: Rummel | question: What has 3 different meanings?, answer: genocide | question: What is a generalized meaning of genocide?, answer: government killings | question: How many different meanings does genocide have?, answer: 3 different meanings | question: Who kills political opponents?, answer: government | question: What is the generalized meaning of genocide?, answer: The ordinary meaning | question: What is the generalized meaning of genocide similar to?, answer: the ordinary meaning | question: What is the ordinary meaning of genocide?, answer: murder | question: What did Rummel create the term democide for?, answer: the third meaning
+question: What did the Tibetans give to the Chinese emperors and their officials?, answer: various titles | question: Who said that Tibetan sources counter the narrative of titles granted by the Chinese to Tibetans?, answer: Tibetologist John Powers | question: Who counters the narrative of titles granted by the Chinese to Tibetans?, answer: Tibetan sources | question: What did the Chinese give to Tibetan emperors and officials?, answer: titles | question: Who sent tribute missions to the Chinese court?, answer: Tibetan monasteries | question: Whose sources counter the narrative of titles granted by the Chinese to Tibetans?, answer: Tibetan | question: Who did the Chinese give titles to?, answer: Tibetans | question: Who did the Ming emperors send invitations to?, answer: ruling lamas | question: Whose emperors did the Tibetans give titles to?, answer: Chinese | question: What emperors sent invitations to ruling lamas?, answer: Ming
+question: According to Tilmann Vetter, what is the core of earliest Buddhism?, answer: dhyāna | question: What was the Buddha's way to release?, answer: meditative practices | question: According to Tilmann Vetter, what is dhyna?, answer: earliest Buddhism | question: Who said the core of earliest Buddhism was the practice of dhyna?, answer: Tilmann Vetter | question: According to Tilmann Vetter, what is the core of earliest Buddhism?, answer: the practice | question: How did the Buddha release?, answer: means | question: Whose way to release was by means of meditative practices?, answer: Buddha | question: Who noted that the Buddha's way to release was by means of meditative practices?, answer: Norman | question: According to Tilmann Vetter, what is dhyna?, answer: the core | question: Bronkhorst agrees that dhyana was an invention of what religion?, answer: Buddhist
+question: According to Vetter, what type of path may initially have been as simple as the term "the middle way"?, answer: Buddhist | question: Who said that the description of the Buddhist path may initially have been as simple as the term "the middle way"?, answer: Vetter | question: According to Vetter, what may initially have been as simple as the term "the middle way"?, answer: the Buddhist path | question: What did Vetter's description of the Buddhist path lead to?, answer: the eightfold path | question: According to Vetter, the description of the Buddhist path may have been as simple as what?, answer: "the middle way | question: What was elaborated in time for the description of the eightfold path?, answer: this short description | question: According to Vetter, what may initially have been as simple as the term "the middle way"?, answer: the description | question: According to Vetter, the description of the Buddhist path may initially have been as simple as what?, answer: the term | question: When was the description of the eightfold path elaborated?, answer: time
+question: Who wrote De Re Aedificatoria?, answer: Vitruvius | question: What is the name of Alberti's treatise?, answer: De Re Aedificatoria | question: In the 18th century, Vasari wrote Lives of the Most Excellent Painters, Sculptors, and what?, answer: Architects | question: What did Alberti see primarily as a matter of proportion?, answer: beauty | question: Leon Battista Alberti saw beauty primarily as a matter of what?, answer: proportion | question: In what language was Vasari's Lives of the Most Excellent Painters, Sculptors, and Architects translated?, answer: English | question: What is the name of Leon Battista Alberti's treatise?, answer: Aedificatoria | question: Who wrote De Re Aedificatoria?, answer: Leon Battista Alberti | question: What is the name of Alberti's treatise?, answer: De | question: What was the most important aspect of beauty based on?, answer: universal, recognisable truths
+question: Who refused to attend any Monroeville performances because she abhors anything that trades on the book's fame?, answer: Harper Lee | question: What magazine said the novel is so revered in Monroeville that people quote lines from it like Scripture?, answer: National Geographic | question: Who refused to speak to reporters because she abhors anything that trades on the book's fame?, answer: Lee | question: Where is the novel so revered that people quote lines from it like Scripture?, answer: Monroeville | question: Who quote lines from the novel like Scripture?, answer: people | question: What do people quote lines from the novel like in Monroeville?, answer: Scripture | question: According to a National Geographic article, the novel is so revered in Monroeville that people quote what from it like Scripture?, answer: lines | question: What said that the novel is so revered in Monroeville that people quote lines from it like Scripture?, answer: a National Geographic article
+question: Which Buddhist group has 18,2 million adherents?, answer: Vajrayana | question: What Buddhist group has 150 million adherents?, answer: Theravada | question: Who reported a demographic analysis in 2013?, answer: Peter Harvey | question: What Buddhism has 360 million adherents?, answer: Mahayana | question: How many adherents does Theravada have?, answer: 150 million adherents | question: How many adherents does Vajrayana have?, answer: 18,2 million adherents | question: How many adherents does Mahayana have?, answer: 360 million adherents | question: What did Peter Harvey report in 2013?, answer: a demographic analysis | question: Where are seven million additional Buddhists found outside of?, answer: Asia | question: What religion is found outside of Asia?, answer: Buddhists
+question: Along with the Indo-Australian Plate, what plate was along the Longmenshan fault?, answer: Eurasian Plate | question: Along with the Eurasian Plate, what plate was along the Longmenshan fault?, answer: the Indo-Australian Plate | question: What is the name of the China Earthquake Administration?, answer: CEA | question: Along what fault did the earthquake occur?, answer: Longmenshan | question: What does CEA stand for?, answer: the China Earthquake Administration | question: How long did the Yingxiu-Beichuan fracture last?, answer: sec | question: What is the name of the fault along the border of the Indo-Australian Plate and Eurasian Plate?, answer: the Longmenshan fault | question: What is the Longmenshan fault?, answer: a thrust structure | question: What was released in the first 80 secs of the Yingxiu-Beichuan fracture?, answer: energy | question: What occurred along the Longmenshan fault?, answer: the earthquake
+question: Helmut Fend was a fierce proponent of what?, answer: comprehensive schools | question: What were working class alumni of comprehensive schools awarded at age 35?, answer: better school diplomas | question: Who was awarded better school diplomas at age 35?, answer: working class alumni | question: Who did Helmut Fend say comprehensive schools did not help?, answer: working class students | question: Who was a fierce proponent of comprehensive schools?, answer: Helmut Fend | question: What did the working class alumni of the tripartite system have in common with the working class alumni of the tripartite system?, answer: similar occupational positions | question: Who did Helmut Fend compare to the tripartite system?, answer: alumni | question: At what age were working class alumni of comprehensive schools awarded better school diplomas?, answer: age | question: What was Helmut Fend's position on comprehensive schools?, answer: a fierce proponent | question: What were working class alumni of comprehensive schools as unlikely to graduate from?, answer: college
+question: Who said that the outline of Siddhatta Gotama's life must be true?, answer: author Michael Carrithers | question: What does Michael Carrithers believe to be the reason to doubt the traditional account of Buddha's life?, answer: good reasons | question: Who said that the outline of the life must be true?, answer: Michael Carrithers | question: What did Carrithers say the outline of Siddhatta Gotama's life must be true of?, answer: teaching | question: What did Siddhatta Gotama's disciples preserve as well as they could?, answer: teachings | question: According to Michael Carrithers, the outline of the life must be true: birth, maturity, renunciation, search, awakening and liberation, teaching, what?, answer: death | question: What is the outline of Siddhatta Gotama's life?, answer: birth | question: What did Carrithers say must be true of Siddhatta Gotama's life?, answer: renunciation | question: What part of Siddhatta Gotama's life does Carrithers believe must be true?, answer: maturity | question: What is the name of the process in which Siddhatta Gotama lived?, answer: search
+question: What is prajna?, answer: liberating insight | question: Bronkhorst said the four truths may not have been formulated in what?, answer: earliest Buddhism | question: What is prajna?, answer: "liberating insight | question: Who said that the four truths did not serve in earliest Buddhism as a description of "liberating insight"?, answer: Bronkhorst | question: According to Bronkhorst and Anderson, the four truths became a substitution for what?, answer: prajna | question: Who said that the four truths were a substitution for prajna?, answer: Anderson | question: Where did the four truths become a substitution for prajna?, answer: those texts | question: In what texts did the four truths become a substitution for prajna?, answer: the suttas | question: Who said that the four truths were a substitution for prajna?, answer: both Bronkhorst | question: What were the four truths preceded by in the suttas?, answer: the four jhanas
+question: What is the name of the group that compiled the figures for television sets from 1936 to 1939?, answer: Radio Manufacturers Association | question: When did the war end?, answer: September | question: What was halted by the war?, answer: production | question: Where was the Radio Manufacturers Association located?, answer: Britain | question: How many television sets were manufactured from 1936 to 1939?, answer: figures | question: How many television sets were manufactured from 1936 to 1939?, answer: 18,999 television sets | question: What halted production of television sets from 1936 to 1939?, answer: the war | question: When did the war stop production of television sets?, answer: 1936 to September 1939 | question: How many television sets were manufactured from 1936 to 1939?, answer: 18,999
+question: Who believes that the Sangha began to break into separate factions after the Second Council?, answer: most scholars | question: What did the Sangha break into after the Second Council?, answer: separate factions.[note | question: After what event did the Sangha break into separate factions?, answer: the Second Council | question: What tradition of Vasumitra says it was in the time of Ashoka?, answer: the Sarvastivada tradition | question: Which tradition places the schisms in 137 AN?, answer: the Puggalavada tradition | question: Which tradition places the Sangha schisms much later than the Puggalavada tradition?, answer: the Mahasanghika tradition | question: What tradition places the Sangha schisms immediately after the Second Council?, answer: the Pāli tradition | question: What tradition of Vasumitra says it was in the time of Ashoka?, answer: Sarvastivada | question: What tradition places the schisms in 137 AN?, answer: Puggalavada | question: When did the Sangha break into separate factions?, answer: BCE
+question: How often does 20% of the population live on less than US$1.25 per day?, answer: day | question: What is Tajikistan's main commodity of comparative advantage?, answer: cheap labor | question: What has played an important role as one of the drivers of Tajikistan's robust economic growth?, answer: remittances | question: What country has achieved transition from a planned to a market economy without substantial recourse to aid?, answer: Tajikistan | question: What has remittances helped reduce in Tajikistan?, answer: poverty | question: What is cheap labor a commodity of?, answer: comparative advantage | question: Who remittances totaled an estimated $2.1 billion in 2010?, answer: Tajik labour migrants | question: According to some estimates, what percentage of Tajikistan lives on less than US$1.25 per day?, answer: the population | question: How much of the population lives on less than US$1.25 per day?, answer: some estimates
+question: What are 77.5 million people in the U.S. with?, answer: pet dogs | question: What is the most common type of pet in the United States?, answer: dogs | question: Who published the National Pet Owner Survey?, answer: the American Pet Products Manufacturers Association | question: In what survey were there 77.5 million people with pet dogs in the U.S. in 2009-2010?, answer: the National Pet Owner Survey | question: What are the two genders of dogs in the National Pet Owner Survey?, answer: female and male dog pets | question: What are some programs undergoing to promote?, answer: pet adoption | question: What is less than a fifth of?, answer: the owned dogs | question: What was published by the American Pet Products Manufacturers Association in 2009-2010?, answer: statistics | question: There is no gender preference among dogs as what?, answer: pets | question: What percentage of American households own at least one dog?, answer: two dogs
+question: What percentage of Montana's population is White?, answer: 87.8 percent Non-Hispanic White | question: What percentage of Montana's population is Native Hawaiian?, answer: 0.1 percent Native Hawaiian | question: What percentage of Montana's population is Native Hawaiian?, answer: 0.1 percent | question: What percentage of Montana's population is Black or African American?, answer: 0.4 percent | question: What percentage of Montana's population is Asian?, answer: 0.6 percent | question: How much of Montana's population is Norwegian?, answer: 10.9 percent | question: How much of Montana's population is English?, answer: 12.6 percent | question: How much of Montana's population is Irish?, answer: 14.8 percent | question: What percentage of Montana's population is from two or more races?, answer: 2.5 percent | question: What percentage of Montana's population is Hispanic?, answer: 2.9 percent
+question: What religion does 81.0% of the Portuguese population belong to?, answer: Roman Catholic | question: What country has 81.0% of the population that is Roman Catholic?, answer: Portuguese | question: What type of church is in Portugal?, answer: Eastern Orthodox Church | question: Along with African Traditional Religion, what other religion has influenced the Portuguese population?, answer: Chinese Traditional Religion | question: What type of religion does the Portuguese population feel influences from?, answer: African Traditional Religion | question: According to the 2011 Census, what percentage of the Portuguese population are Roman Catholic?, answer: the Portuguese population | question: What field of medicine is notably influenced by African Traditional Religion?, answer: Traditional Chinese Medicine | question: What field of medicine is influenced by traditional Chinese Medicine?, answer: African Witch Doctors | question: What type of community does Portugal have?, answer: Spiritist | question: What religion does Baha'i belong to?, answer: Buddhist
+question: What did the Buddha gain from the fourth jhana?, answer: bodhi | question: Who gained bodhi from the fourth jhana?, answer: Buddha | question: From what jhana did the Buddha gain bodhi?, answer: fourth | question: In what time period does "liberating insight" reflect a later development and understanding?, answer: early Buddhism.[page | question: The mentioning of the four truths as constituting what introduces a logical problem?, answer: liberating insight | question: What is needed to add "liberating insight" to the text?, answer: needed][page | question: From what jhana did the Buddha gain bodhi?, answer: the fourth jhana | question: What does "liberating insight" reflect in early Buddhism?, answer: understanding | question: What does "liberating insight" reflect a later development and understanding in?, answer: Buddhism.[page | question: What does "liberating insight" reflect?, answer: a later development
+question: What did the United States Geological Survey update in July 2014?, answer: seismic hazard | question: What type of structures are less likely to be damaged by an earthquake in the vicinity of New York City?, answer: tall buildings | question: What would slow shaking near New York City cause damage to?, answer: taller structures | question: In what city did an updated analysis of seismic hazard in July 2014 reveal a slightly lower hazard for tall buildings?, answer: New York City | question: Who said that the seismic hazard in New York City was "slightly lower" than previously thought?, answer: the United States Geological Survey | question: When was an updated analysis of seismic hazard in New York City?, answer: July | question: What would slow shaking near New York City cause to taller structures?, answer: damage | question: What revealed a slightly lower hazard for tall buildings in New York City than previously assessed?, answer: an updated analysis | question: What country's Geological Survey reported a lower hazard for tall buildings in New York City in July 2014?, answer: the United States | question: How did scientists estimate the risk of slow shaking near New York City?, answer: a lower likelihood
+question: Who compiled the History of Ming?, answer: Qing dynasty | question: What was the name of the one administrative office set up under the Qing dynasty?, answer: Itinerant Commandery | question: What dynasty established the É-L-S Army-Civilian Marshal Office?, answer: Ming | question: What did the Ming dynasty install to administer Kham?, answer: Amdo-Kham Itinerant High Commandery | question: What did the Ming dynasty administer?, answer: Kham | question: Where was the E-L-S Army-Civilian Marshal Office located?, answer: western Tibet | question: Who compiled the History of Ming?, answer: the subsequent Qing dynasty | question: Who established the É-L-S Army-Civilian Marshal Office?, answer: the Ming dynasty | question: What did the Ming dynasty install to administer Kham?, answer: "Amdo-Kham Itinerant High Commandery | question: What did the Mingshi state were set up under the high commanderies?, answer: administrative offices
+question: Who presented himself as a model?, answer: Gautama Buddha | question: According to the scriptures, who presented himself as a model?, answer: Buddha | question: What does the Sangha provide that the truth of the Buddha's teachings is attainable?, answer: further examples | question: The Dharma provides guidelines for the alleviation of suffering and the attainment of what?, answer: Nirvana | question: The Sangha is considered to provide a refuge by preserving the authentic teachings of who?, answer: the Buddha | question: The Dharma provides guidelines for the alleviation of what?, answer: suffering | question: According to the scriptures, what did Gautama Buddha present himself as?, answer: a model | question: What does the Dharma provide for the alleviation of suffering?, answer: guidelines | question: What does the Sangha preserve?, answer: the authentic teachings
+question: Who died soon after the first Buddhist council was held?, answer: Buddha | question: What do the stras and the vinaya of every Buddhist school contain commentaries on?, answer: other teachings | question: What do the stras and the vinaya of every Buddhist school contain?, answer: various other subjects | question: What religion was the first council held after the death of the Buddha?, answer: Buddhist | question: What was the name of the Buddhist council held after the death of the Buddha?, answer: first | question: What was held shortly after the death of the Buddha?, answer: the first Buddhist council | question: Who was the monk who presided over the first Buddhist council?, answer: Mahākāśyapa | question: What type of material is contained in the stras and the vinaya of every Buddhist school?, answer: stories | question: Who died soon after the first Buddhist council was held?, answer: the Buddha
+question: Whose parinirva was the first Buddhist council held?, answer: Gautama Buddha | question: Who was Gautama's cousin?, answer: Buddha | question: Sariputta led communal recitations of the Buddha's teaching for preservation in the Buddha's lifetime, and something similar to the First Council must have taken place to compose what?, answer: Buddhist scriptures | question: What language is the parinirva from?, answer: Sanskrit | question: What was the name of the Buddhist council held after the parinirva?, answer: first | question: What religion was the first council of Gautama Buddha?, answer: Buddhist | question: What was the primary purpose of the first Buddhist council?, answer: oral transmission | question: What was transmitted orally by the first Buddhist council?, answer: teaching | question: What was held soon after the parinirva?, answer: the first Buddhist council | question: What type of teaching was done orally?, answer: transmission
+question: Who was born shortly after the birth of Asita?, answer: young prince Gautama | question: Who was the astrologer who visited the young prince's father?, answer: Asita | question: Who was Gautama's father?, answer: Suddhodana | question: Who did Asita predict would become a great king?, answer: Siddhartha | question: What was Siddhartha's life outside of?, answer: the palace walls | question: What would Siddhartha become if he saw life outside the palace walls?, answer: a great king | question: What did Siddhartha renounce to become a holy man?, answer: the material world | question: What would Siddhartha become if he renounced the material world?, answer: a holy man | question: What was Asita's profession?, answer: an astrologer
+question: What increases the supply of energy?, answer: Active solar technologies | question: What use photovoltaics, concentrated solar power, solar thermal collectors, pumps, and fans to convert sunlight into useful outputs?, answer: Active solar techniques | question: What reduces the need for alternate resources?, answer: passive solar technologies | question: What do active solar techniques use to convert sunlight into useful outputs?, answer: solar thermal collectors | question: Which type of solar technology reduces the need for alternate resources?, answer: Passive solar techniques | question: Active solar techniques use photovoltaics, solar thermal collectors, pumps, and fans to convert sunlight into useful outputs?, answer: concentrated solar power | question: Active solar technologies are considered what?, answer: supply side technologies | question: What are passive solar technologies considered?, answer: demand side technologies | question: What do active solar techniques convert sunlight into?, answer: useful outputs | question: What do passive solar techniques include selecting materials with?, answer: favorable thermal properties
+question: Who did Adams send condolences to?, answer: Donda West | question: What did Adams and Aboolian violate after West's death?, answer: patient confidentiality | question: Who appeared on Larry King Live on November 20, 2007?, answer: Adams | question: Why did Adams not discuss the procedure with West's family?, answer: confidentiality | question: What was the cause of Donda West's death?, answer: multiple post-operative factors | question: What was the cause of Donda West's death?, answer: coronary artery disease | question: What did Adams send to Donda West's family?, answer: condolences | question: Who filed complaints with the Medical Board against Adams and Aboolian?, answer: celebrity attorney Ed McPherson | question: Which celebrity attorney filed complaints with the Medical Board against Adams and Aboolian?, answer: Ed McPherson
+question: What is the main change in the endosymbiont due to adaptation of the host's lifestyle?, answer: genome size | question: What does the decrease of intracellular bacteria result in compared to the free living bacteria?, answer: effective population sizes | question: What is lost during the process of metabolism?, answer: many genes | question: What does adaptation of the endosymbiont to the host's lifestyle lead to?, answer: many changes | question: What can be accounted for an increased number of noticeable differences between species?, answer: reduced sizes | question: What is the main change in the endosymbiont due to adaptation of the host's lifestyle?, answer: drastic reduction | question: What is a decrease in genome size due to loss of?, answer: protein coding genes | question: What does intracellular bacteria go through during the process?, answer: many hurdles | question: What type of bacteria goes through many hurdles during the process?, answer: intracellular bacteria | question: What leads to many changes in the endosymbiont?, answer: Adaptation
+question: What is agglomerated into 18 districts?, answer: Continental Portugal | question: What is the Portuguese name for mainland Portugal?, answer: Portugal Continental | question: What is the largest unit of Portugal?, answer: mainland Portugal | question: What country is divided into 308 municipalities?, answer: Portugal | question: What are the only legally identifiable local administrative units identified by the government of Portugal?, answer: civil parish | question: What are the archipelagos of the Azores and Madeira governed as?, answer: autonomous regions | question: What is another name for municpios or concelhos?, answer: Portuguese | question: What is NUTS?, answer: inter-municipal communities | question: What is one of the archipelagos that is governed as autonomous regions?, answer: Madeira | question: What is another name for a municipality in Portugal?, answer: concelhos
+question: What are the names of in Roman type?, answer: developed economies | question: What type of economy accounted for 69% of the global GDP from 2007 to 2014?, answer: developing economies | question: What led global economic growth prior to the financial crisis?, answer: Advanced economies | question: What are the names of in boldface type?, answer: emergent economies | question: The International Monetary Fund found that "advanced" economies accounted for only 31% of what?, answer: global GDP | question: What did advanced economies lead prior to the financial crisis?, answer: global economic growth | question: What type of type are the names of emergent economies shown in?, answer: boldface type | question: What accounted for 31% of the global GDP?, answer: advanced" economies | question: What type of type are the names of developed economies in?, answer: Roman | question: Advanced economies led global economic growth prior to what?, answer: the financial crisis
+question: Who wrote the epic poem "Os Lusiads"?, answer: poet Luís de Camões | question: Who wrote the epic poem "Os Lusiadas"?, answer: Luís de Camões | question: Who is a notable author of modern Portuguese literature?, answer: Sophia de Mello Breyner Andresen | question: Who is a notable author of modern Portuguese literature?, answer: Eça de Queiroz | question: What was the profession of Lus de Cames?, answer: Adventurer | question: Who is an exemplified by modern Portuguese poetry?, answer: Fernando Pessoa | question: Who is a notable author of modern Portuguese literature?, answer: Miguel Torga | question: Who is a notable author of modern Portuguese literature?, answer: António Lobo Antunes | question: When was Lus de Cames born?, answer: c. | question: Who wrote the Aeneid?, answer: Virgil
+question: According to Jeff Kaplan, what was still being archived?, answer: other sites | question: Why did sites have to be listed on the Open Directory?, answer: order | question: When did sites have to be listed on the Open Directory in order to be included?, answer: August 2008 sites | question: What directory were sites listed on after August 2008?, answer: the Open Directory | question: When would more recent captures become visible?, answer: the next major indexing | question: Who said that other sites were still being archived?, answer: Jeff Kaplan | question: What type of indexing did the Internet Archive do in 2010?, answer: an infrequent operation | question: In what month and year did Jeff Kaplan say other sites were still being archived?, answer: November | question: When did sites have to be listed on the Open Directory in order to be included?, answer: August 2008 | question: What would become visible after the next major indexing?, answer: more recent captures
+question: What event led to the creation of the Survivor Foundation?, answer: Hurricane Katrina | question: What hurricane did the Survivor Foundation help with three years after Hurricane Katrina?, answer: Hurricane Ike | question: Who contributed $250,000. to the Survivor Foundation after Hurricane Katrina?, answer: Beyoncé | question: What did the Survivor Foundation provide for victims of Hurricane Katrina?, answer: transitional housing | question: Who founded the Survivor Foundation after Hurricane Katrina?, answer: Rowland | question: What city did the Survivor Foundation help victims of Hurricane Katrina?, answer: Houston | question: Who did Beyoncé and Rowland provide transitional housing for after Hurricane Katrina?, answer: victims | question: What was the name of the foundation that Beyoncé and Rowland founded after Hurricane Katrina?, answer: the Survivor Foundation | question: Where did the Survivor Foundation help victims of Hurricane Katrina?, answer: the Houston area | question: What did the Survivor Foundation provide after Hurricane Ike?, answer: relief
+question: What resumed on October 1, 1936?, answer: regular BBC television broadcasts | question: What type of broadcasts began in August of 1936?, answer: special broadcasts | question: What was the world's first regular high-definition television service?, answer: BBC television | question: What type of broadcasts began in August of 1936?, answer: test transmissions | question: Who was the world's first regular high-definition television service?, answer: BBC | question: What was in the converted wing of Alexandra Palace?, answer: various scenery stores | question: What was the name of the palace in which the BBC broadcasts in 1936?, answer: Alexandra Palace | question: When did test transmissions and special broadcasts begin?, answer: August | question: What day of the week did the BBC broadcast from 15:00 to 16:00?, answer: Saturday | question: Where was the converted wing of Alexandra Palace located?, answer: London
+question: What was the Kingdom of Asturias annexed into?, answer: Asturias | question: What county was annexed into one of the several counties that made up the Kingdom of Asturias?, answer: Portugal | question: Who knighted Vimara Peres?, answer: King Alfonso III | question: What was the name of the kingdom that the Kingdom of Asturias split into?, answer: León | question: Who knighted Vimara Peres?, answer: Alfonso III | question: Who did King Alfonso III knight in 868 AD?, answer: Vimara Peres | question: Vimara Peres was the First Count of what county?, answer: Portus Cale | question: What was the name of the other kingdom that the Kingdom of Asturias split into?, answer: Galicia | question: What was the Kingdom of Asturias divided into?, answer: Christian Kingdoms | question: Where was the Kingdom of Asturias divided into a number of Christian Kingdoms?, answer: Northern Spain
+question: When was the Olympic torch lit?, answer: March | question: Where did the torch travel to after Athens?, answer: Beijing | question: Where was the Panathinaiko Stadium located?, answer: Athens | question: In what country was the Olympic torch lit?, answer: Greece | question: Where was the birthplace of the Olympic Games?, answer: Olympia | question: Where did the Olympic torch travel to after it was lit in Athens?, answer: the Panathinaiko Stadium | question: What is the symbolism of the Silk Road?, answer: ancient links | question: What was the birthplace of the torch?, answer: the Olympic Games | question: When was the Olympic torch lit at the birthplace of the Olympic Games in Olympia, Greece?, answer: March 24 | question: On what date did the Olympic torch arrive in Beijing?, answer: March 31
+question: What did the Emirate of Córdoba become?, answer: Taifa kingdoms | question: What was the name of the Caliphate that conquered the Visigoths?, answer: Umayyad Caliphate | question: Who did the Umayyad Caliphate defeat in a few months?, answer: Visigoths | question: Who began expanding rapidly in the peninsula after defeating the Visigoths?, answer: the Umayyad Caliphate | question: What was the name of the Emirate that became the Caliphate in 929?, answer: Córdoba | question: What was the name of the Umayyad Caliphate's empire?, answer: Damascus | question: The Umayyad Caliphate's empire of Damascus stretched from the Indus river to the South of what country?, answer: France | question: In what sub-continent was Damascus located?, answer: Indian
+question: Who was the editor of "Go Set a Watchman"?, answer: Therese von Hohoff Torrey | question: Who was the editor of "Go Set a Watchman"?, answer: Hohoff Torrey | question: What was the professional name of Therese von Hohoff Torrey?, answer: Tay Hohoff | question: What was the name of the small, wiry veteran editor who was in her late 50s?, answer: Hohoff | question: Where was the first draft of 'Go Set a Watchman' returned to?, answer: Lippincott | question: What draft did Therese von Hohoff Torrey finish?, answer: first | question: Who was the editor of "Go Set a Watchman"?, answer: Therese | question: What was the name of the first draft of To Kill a Mockingbird?, answer: Go Set a Watchman | question: What was "Go Set a Watchman" not fit for?, answer: publication | question: What was the first draft of To Kill a Mockingbird?, answer: the first draft
+question: Who is cleansed of the magic that kept him in wolf form?, answer: Link | question: Link is cleansed of the magic that kept him in what form?, answer: wolf form | question: What did Link obtain after he was cleansed of the magic that kept him in wolf form?, answer: Crystal | question: Who leads Link to the Mirror of Twilight?, answer: Midna | question: What is the name of the Mirror that Link is led to?, answer: Twilight | question: Who tried to destroy the Mirror of Twilight?, answer: Zant | question: Where do Link and Midna find Ganondorf?, answer: Hyrule Castle | question: When did Link and Midna learn that Zant's coup was made possible?, answer: Confronting Zant | question: Ganondorf asked for Zant's assistance in conquering what?, answer: Hyrule | question: What is the only known gateway between the Twilight Realm and Hyrule?, answer: Mirror
+question: Where did Kanye transfer to after high school?, answer: Chicago State University | question: In what city did Kanye attend American Academy of Art?, answer: Chicago | question: What school did Kanye graduate from?, answer: high school | question: What did Kanye take after he graduated from high school?, answer: painting classes | question: What language did Kanye study at Chicago State University?, answer: English | question: Who received a scholarship to attend Chicago's American Academy of Art?, answer: West | question: What field did Kanye attend after high school?, answer: Art | question: What did Kanye drop out of at 20?, answer: college | question: What school did Kanye attend after high school?, answer: American Academy of Art
+question: What type of degree can students obtain after completing a diploma at a polytechnic?, answer: engineering degree | question: What is another name for the University of Engineering & Technology?, answer: Engineering Sciences | question: Who conducts the BE courses?, answer: engineering colleges | question: What do students gain after completing a diploma at a polytechnic?, answer: lateral entry | question: What field of study does the University of Engineering & Technology specialize in?, answer: Engineering | question: What is another name for the University of Engineering Sciences?, answer: University | question: What is the name of the engineering college that is affiliated to a university?, answer: University of Engineering Sciences | question: Who can gain lateral entry to an engineering degree?, answer: students | question: What is the term for lateral entry to an engineering degree?, answer: graduate | question: What is another name for University of Engineering Sciences?, answer: Technology
+question: After the 1980s, what name was given to the Canadian Armed Forces?, answer: Canadian Forces";[citation | question: After the 1980s, what name was given to the Canadian Armed Forces?, answer: Canadian | question: After the 1980s, the use of the "Canadian Armed Forces" name gave what to the Canadian Armed Forces?, answer: way | question: What did the name "Canadian Armed Forces" return in 2013?, answer: The "Canadian Armed Forces | question: After the 1980s, what name was given to the Canadian Armed Forces?, answer: the "Canadian Armed Forces | question: What did the Canadian Armed Forces name return in 2013?, answer: The "Canadian Armed Forces" name | question: What name did the Canadian Armed Forces use after the 1980s?, answer: the "Canadian Armed Forces" name | question: What gave way to the Canadian Armed Forces name after the 1980s?, answer: the use | question: When did the Canadian Armed Forces name return?, answer: 2013 | question: When did the name "Canadian Armed Forces" give way to "Canadian Forces"?, answer: the 1980s
+question: Where was the Royal Citadel built?, answer: Plymouth Hoe | question: What is the name of the war memorial on the Hoe?, answer: Plymouth Naval Memorial | question: What did the Royal Citadel suppress?, answer: Plymothian Parliamentary leanings | question: Where is the Royal Citadel located?, answer: Plymouth | question: What was the Royal Citadel built to defend the port from?, answer: naval attacks | question: After what war was the Royal Citadel built?, answer: the English Civil War | question: What Parliamentary leanings did the Royal Citadel suppress?, answer: Plymothian | question: What did the Royal Citadel do to Plymothian Parliamentary leanings?, answer: suppress | question: What was built on the east end of Plymouth Hoe after the English Civil War?, answer: the Royal Citadel | question: What is the name of the war memorial that commemorates the defeat of the Spanish Armada?, answer: the Armada Memorial
+question: Lemkin campaigned for the universal acceptance of what?, answer: international law | question: Lemkin campaigned for the universal acceptance of what defining and forbidding genocides?, answer: international laws | question: When did the Holocaust occur?, answer: World War II | question: What crime was defined for the first time by the Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide?, answer: genocide | question: Lemkin campaigned for the universal acceptance of international laws defining and forbidding what?, answer: genocides | question: After what event did Lemkin campaign for the universal acceptance of international laws defining and forbidding genocides?, answer: Holocaust | question: Who successfully campaigned for the universal acceptance of international laws defining and forbidding genocides?, answer: Lemkin | question: In what session of the United Nations General Assembly did the UN General Assembly adopt the Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide?, answer: first | question: Who perpetrated the Holocaust?, answer: the Nazi Germany | question: What did Lemkin campaign for after the Holocaust?, answer: the universal acceptance
+question: What were assigned to the United Provinces after the Peace of Westphalia?, answer: several border territories | question: After the Peace of what country were several border territories assigned to the United Provinces?, answer: Westphalia | question: What is the current name of the Generality Lands?, answer: present North Brabant | question: Who assigned border territories after the Peace of Westphalia?, answer: the United Provinces | question: What is the current name of the Generality Lands?, answer: North Brabant | question: Where was the Staats-Oppergelre located after 1715?, answer: Venlo | question: What are Generality Lands?, answer: Generaliteitslanden | question: What is the present Zeeuws-Vlaanderen?, answer: Staats-Vlaanderen | question: What is the current name of the border territories of the United Provinces?, answer: present Zeeuws-Vlaanderen | question: What was the current name of the Generality Lands?, answer: Staats-Brabant
+question: Where did the guerrillas wage a war against the Bolshevik armies?, answer: Central Asia | question: Who did the basmachi wage a war against?, answer: Bolshevik armies | question: What did the guerrillas hope to maintain in Central Asia?, answer: independence | question: What were closed after the war?, answer: many mosques | question: What did the famine in Tajikistan cause?, answer: many lives | question: What were the guerrillas that waged a war against the Bolsheviks known as?, answer: basmachi | question: Which armies did the basmachi wage a war against?, answer: Bolshevik | question: After what event did guerrillas wage a war against Bolshevik armies?, answer: the Russian Revolution | question: What did the Bolsheviks burn down?, answer: mosques | question: Along with Central Asia, what country suffered a famine?, answer: Tajikistan
+question: Who was the head of the Portuguese government after the bailout?, answer: Pedro Passos Coelho | question: What did the Portuguese government do to higher wages?, answer: cuts | question: What was one of the measures the Portuguese government implemented to improve the state's financial situation?, answer: tax hikes | question: What nationality was Pedro Passos Coelho?, answer: Portuguese | question: What did Portugal Telecom give it veto power over?, answer: vital decisions | question: What did Pedro Passos Coelho implement after the bailout?, answer: measures | question: Whose financial situation did Pedro Passos Coelho want to improve?, answer: State | question: What did all public servants see in 2012?, answer: an average wage cut | question: What company did the Portuguese government eliminate its golden share of?, answer: Portugal Telecom | question: Who eliminated its golden share in Portugal Telecom?, answer: The Portuguese government
+question: What was the name of the Portuguese bank that had been accumulating losses for years?, answer: Banco Privado Português | question: What nationality was the CEO of Banco Privado Português?, answer: Portuguese | question: What was the CEO of BPN arrested for?, answer: other crimes | question: What was the CEO of BPN arrested for?, answer: fraud | question: What were the two Portuguese banks accumulating for years?, answer: losses | question: What were the two Portuguese banks accumulating losses for years due to?, answer: bad investments | question: What was the name of the Portuguese bank that had been accumulating losses for years?, answer: Banco Português de Negócios | question: What two Portuguese banks were accumulating losses after the financial crisis of 2007-08?, answer: two Portuguese banks | question: What was the name of Banco Português de Negócios?, answer: BPN | question: In order to avoid a financial crisis, the Portuguese government decided to give BPN a bailout in order to avoid a potentially serious financial crisis in what?, answer: the Portuguese economy
+question: Who said she had an affair with Schwarzenegger while he was in a relationship with Shriver?, answer: actress Brigitte Nielsen | question: Which actress said that she had an affair with Schwarzenegger while he was in a relationship with Shriver?, answer: Brigitte Nielsen | question: Who did Brigitte Nielsen have an affair with while he was in a relationship with Shriver?, answer: Schwarzenegger | question: Who was Brigitte Nielsen in a relationship with?, answer: Shriver | question: Who did Brigitte Nielsen say he was going to marry?, answer: Maria | question: What did Brigitte Nielsen say she had with Schwarzenegger while he was in a relationship with Shriver?, answer: an affair | question: Brigitte Nielsen said she had an affair with Schwarzenegger when he was in a relationship with Shriver?, answer: our affair | question: What caused Brigitte Nielsen to have an affair with Schwarzenegger?, answer: the scandal | question: Brigitte Nielsen said she had an affair with Schwarzenegger while he was in what?, answer: a relationship | question: What did the mistakes that he made cause?, answer: my family pain
+question: What was the name of West's song?, answer: Jesus Walks | question: Who was questioned on his beliefs after the success of his song "Jesus Walks"?, answer: West | question: What was the name of West's song "The College Dropout"?, answer: Jesus | question: What was the name of West's album?, answer: The College Dropout | question: In September 2014, West referred to himself as what?, answer: Christian | question: What was the result of West's song "Jesus Walks"?, answer: the success | question: What album did West's song "Jesus Walks" come from?, answer: the album | question: What was the name of West's song "Jesus Walks"?, answer: his song | question: What was West questioned on after the success of his song "Jesus Walks"?, answer: his beliefs | question: When did West refer to himself as a Christian?, answer: his concerts
+question: Who is responsible for the Guinness World Record for the largest film stunt explosion in cinematic history?, answer: production designer Chris Corbould | question: Who travelled to Morocco to film Spectre?, answer: production | question: Who was the production designer of Spectre?, answer: Chris Corbould | question: Where did production of Spectre travel to in June?, answer: Morocco | question: What was completed by the production's second unit?, answer: preliminary work | question: When did Spectre travel to Morocco?, answer: June | question: Where did production of Spectre begin?, answer: England | question: What is the Guinness World Record for the "Largest film stunt explosion" in?, answer: cinematic history | question: Where did filming of Spectre take place?, answer: place | question: What unit completed preliminary work for Spectre?, answer: second
+question: What has been in a continuous falling trend since the third quarter of 2014?, answer: unemployment | question: How long has the unemployment rate in Portugal been high?, answer: years | question: What was the unemployment rate in Portugal in the past?, answer: the normal average Portuguese unemployment rate | question: What did the first quarter of 2013 mean for Portugal?, answer: a new unemployment rate record | question: What has been the trend of unemployment in Portugal since the third quarter of 2014?, answer: high increase | question: What has the government predicted in 2014?, answer: an 18.5% unemployment rate | question: In what quarter of 2015 did Portugal's unemployment rate rise to 11.9%?, answer: second | question: What was 7.3% in the second quarter of 2008?, answer: the unemployment rate | question: What country has been in a continuous falling trend since the third quarter of 2014?, answer: Portugal | question: By December 2009, the unemployment rate had surpassed what mark nationwide?, answer: 10%
+question: What is difficult on the island?, answer: Agricultural production | question: What fruit did the early settlers grow on Gustavia?, answer: bananas | question: What did the early settlers of Gustavia produce?, answer: vegetables | question: What type of cotton was produced by the early settlers?, answer: cotton | question: What fruit did the early settlers grow on Gustavia?, answer: pineapples | question: What did the early settlers of Gustavia produce?, answer: salt | question: Who managed to produce vegetables, cotton, pineapples, salt, bananas and fishing?, answer: the early settlers | question: Why is agriculture difficult on Gustavia?, answer: the dry and rocky terrain | question: What country is most of Gustavia's high-end tourism from?, answer: North America | question: What do the citizens of Gustavia have a high standard of?, answer: living
+question: What do agriculture and horticulture seek to capture in order to optimize the productivity of plants?, answer: solar energy | question: What can techniques such as timed planting cycles, tailored row orientation, staggered heights between rows and the mixing of plant varieties improve?, answer: crop yields | question: What can be mixed to improve crop yields?, answer: plant varieties | question: What industry seeks to optimize the capture of solar energy in order to optimize the productivity of plants?, answer: Agriculture | question: The exceptions to the use of solar energy highlight the importance of solar energy to what?, answer: agriculture | question: What is one application of solar energy in agriculture?, answer: crops | question: What do vinters use to power grape presses?, answer: solar panels | question: What do agriculture and horticulture seek to optimize the capture of solar energy in order to optimize the productivity of?, answer: plants | question: What is one of the applications of solar energy in agriculture?, answer: chicken manure | question: What type of agriculture seeks to optimize the capture of solar energy in order to optimize the productivity of plants?, answer: horticulture
+question: What is based on small to medium-sized family-owned dispersed units?, answer: Agriculture | question: What is agriculture in Portugal based on?, answer: small to medium-sized family-owned dispersed units | question: In what country is agriculture based on small to medium-sized family-owned dispersed units?, answer: Portugal | question: What company backed the agrobusinesses in Portugal?, answer: Companhia das Lezírias | question: What is the name of the company backed by Grupo RAR's Vitacress, Sovena, Lactogal, and Companhia das Lezrias?, answer: Vale da Rosa | question: What is the name of the company that backed the agrobusinesses in Portugal?, answer: Valouro | question: What type of agrobusinesses are backed by companies?, answer: larger scale intensive farming export-oriented agrobusinesses | question: What type of products are produced in Portugal?, answer: dairy products | question: What company is backed by Grupo RAR's Vitacress?, answer: Sovena | question: What is the name of the agrobusiness backed by Grupo RAR?, answer: Lactogal
+question: Who describes the path as a mandala of interconnected factors that support and moderate each other?, answer: Ajahn Sucitto | question: Ajahn Sucitto describes the path as a mandala of what?, answer: interconnected factors | question: The eight factors of the path are not to be understood as what?, answer: stages | question: What does the eight factors of the path define?, answer: a complete path | question: What is another term for a complete path?, answer: way | question: What does Ajahn Sucitto describe as a mandala of interconnected factors that support and moderate each other?, answer: the path | question: In what way do the eight factors of the path operate?, answer: dependence | question: What does Ajahn Sucitto describe the path as?, answer: a mandala | question: What is completed before moving on to the next stage?, answer: each stage | question: What are not to be understood as stages, in which each stage is completed before moving on to the next?, answer: The eight factors
+question: Who was Alfred Whitehead's father?, answer: Alfred North Whitehead | question: Who was Alfred North's father?, answer: Alfred Whitehead | question: Who was Alfred North Whitehead's mother?, answer: Maria Sarah Whitehead | question: Who established Chatham House Academy?, answer: Thomas Whitehead | question: Who was Alfred North's father?, answer: Whitehead | question: In what country was Alfred North Whitehead born?, answer: England | question: What was Maria Sarah Whitehead's former name?, answer: Maria Sarah Buckmaster | question: What school was Alfred North's father a schoolmaster of?, answer: Chatham House Academy | question: Where was Alfred North Whitehead born?, answer: Kent
+question: Where is Aparna Labroo from?, answer: Northwestern University | question: Who conducted a series of studies analyzing the correlation between lighting and human emotion?, answer: Alison Jing Xu | question: What is Alison Jing Xu's job title?, answer: assistant professor | question: Which Northwestern University professor conducted a study analyzing the correlation between lighting and human emotion?, answer: Aparna Labroo | question: In what light are emotions felt more intensely?, answer: bright light | question: What is felt more intensely in bright light?, answer: human emotion | question: What type of light makes people make more rational decisions?, answer: dim light | question: Who stated that on sunny days depression-prone people actually become more depressed?, answer: Xu | question: Under what conditions did the study take place?, answer: different lighting conditions | question: What are felt more intensely in bright light?, answer: emotions
+question: What language is descended from a common ancestor?, answer: Iranian | question: What is the common ancestor of all Iranian languages?, answer: Proto-Iranian | question: Where are the Indo-Iranian languages thought to have originated?, answer: Central Asia | question: Proto-Iranian descends from what?, answer: a common ancestor Proto-Indo-Iranian | question: What are all Iranian languages descended from?, answer: a common ancestor | question: Proto-Iranian descends from what common ancestor?, answer: Proto-Indo-Iranian | question: What is the Andronovo culture considered to be a candidate for?, answer: the common Indo-Iranian culture | question: Proto-Iranian descends from what common ancestor?, answer: Indo-Iranian | question: What are descended from a common ancestor?, answer: All Iranian languages | question: What is the common ancestor of Proto-Iranian?, answer: Proto-Indo-Aryan
+question: What type of television stations cancelled programming after the quake?, answer: Mainland Chinese | question: In what country did some Chinese stations cancel their programming after the quake?, answer: Hong Kong | question: What did Mainland Chinese television stations replace their cancelled programs with?, answer: live earthquake footage | question: Who cancelled all regularly-scheduled programming after the quake?, answer: All Mainland Chinese television stations | question: How long did live earthquake footage last after the quake?, answer: multiple days | question: Channel V was a pay what?, answer: television channels | question: Where did Mainland Chinese television stations and some stations come from?, answer: Hong Kong and expatriate communities | question: In what color did Mainland Chinese television stations display their logo?, answer: grayscale | question: What did Mainland Chinese television stations replace with live earthquake footage?, answer: their cancelled programmes | question: What was the live earthquake footage from?, answer: CCTV-1
+question: What type of boots are designed for women?, answer: combat boots | question: What type of equipment is designed to protect women?, answer: Combat helmets | question: What type of jackets are designed for women?, answer: flak jackets | question: All equipment must be suitable for what type of force?, answer: a mixed-gender force | question: Who is provided with an annual financial entitlement for the purchase of brassiere undergarments?, answer: Women | question: Whose uniform is similar in design to the men's?, answer: women | question: What are women given an annual financial entitlement to purchase?, answer: brassiere undergarments | question: What are combat helmets, rucksacks, combat boots, and flak jackets designed to provide to women?, answer: protection | question: What do combat helmets, rucksacks, combat boots, and flak jackets provide for women?, answer: comfort | question: What is an example of a combat helmet?, answer: rucksacks
+question: What is the only s except for the iPod Touch that can function in "disk mode" as mass storage devices to store data files?, answer: iPod | question: What can all iPods except for the iPod Touch store in "disk mode"?, answer: data files | question: What can all iPods except for the iPod Touch function in "disk mode" as?, answer: mass storage devices | question: All iPods except for the iPod Touch can function in what mode?, answer: disk mode | question: If an iPod is formatted on a computer running Mac OS, it will be formatted with HFS+?, answer: Mac | question: What format is used if an iPod is formatted on a Mac OS computer?, answer: the HFS+ file system format | question: What format is used if an iPod is formatted on Windows?, answer: FAT32 | question: What did the Windows-compatible iPod switch from HFS+ to FAT32?, answer: the default file system | question: If a new iPod (excluding the iPod Shuffle) is initially plugged into a computer running Windows, it will be formatted with FAT32, and if initially plugged into what computer it will be formatted with HFS+?, answer: a Mac running Mac | question: What iPod requires special software?, answer: the iPod Touch
+question: What was the only military occupation that was open to women in 2000?, answer: submarine service | question: Who was fully integrated in all occupations and roles by the government of Jean Chretien?, answer: Women | question: Who was allowed to serve on submarines in the 1990s?, answer: women | question: In 2000, women were even allowed to serve on what?, answer: submarines | question: Who was the government that allowed women to serve on submarines?, answer: Jean Chretien | question: What were open to women in 1989?, answer: All military occupations | question: What were women fully integrated in by the government of Jean Chretien?, answer: roles | question: What did the introduction of women into combat arms increase?, answer: the potential recruiting pool | question: What were women fully integrated in in 1989?, answer: all occupations | question: What was the exception to women being allowed to serve in the military?, answer: the exception
+question: Most of Chopin's compositions are for what type of piano?, answer: solo piano | question: What type of music did Chopin admire?, answer: Polish folk music | question: What type of lyrics did Chopin write some songs to?, answer: Polish lyrics | question: Who invented the concept of instrumental ballade?, answer: Chopin | question: Chopin's songs were written to what language's lyrics?, answer: Polish | question: Chopin invented the concept of what?, answer: instrumental ballade | question: What type of music did Chopin admire?, answer: music | question: Whose classical tradition did Chopin admire?, answer: J. S. Bach | question: How many piano concertos did Chopin write?, answer: two piano concertos | question: What include mazurkas, waltzes, nocturnes, polonaises, études, impromptus, scherzos, preludes and sonatas?, answer: His major piano works
+question: What is the name of the program that guides incoming freshmen in their first year at the school before they have declared a major?, answer: Studies | question: Who is the First Year of Studies program for?, answer: incoming freshmen | question: What type of tutoring does the Learning Resource Center provide?, answer: subject tutoring | question: What is the name of the program that guides incoming freshmen before they have declared a major?, answer: the First Year | question: What program was established in 1962 to guide incoming freshmen in their first year at the school before they have declared a major?, answer: The First Year of Studies | question: How many undergraduate colleges are there at Notre Dame?, answer: the five undergraduate colleges | question: Who recognized Notre Dame's First Year of Studies program as outstanding?, answer: U.S. News | question: What does the Learning Resource Center provide?, answer: time management
+question: What caused the delay in the arrival of the rescue troops?, answer: delayed arrival | question: What highways in Wenchuan were damaged?, answer: others | question: In what province were all of the highways damaged?, answer: Wenchuan | question: Who delayed the arrival of the troops when the highways in Wenchuan were damaged?, answer: the rescue troops | question: What newspaper reported that 80% of the buildings in Beichuan County collapsed?, answer: Xinhua News | question: What was used to excavat the Juyuan Middle School?, answer: cranes | question: What did the collapse of two chemical plants in Shifang lead to leakage of?, answer: liquid ammonia | question: What was damaged into Wenchuan?, answer: the highways | question: Where were the highways in Wenchuan damaged?, answer: the province | question: What is the Dujiangyan Irrigation System a part of?, answer: UNESCO World Heritage Site
+question: Bahrain, Bangladesh, India, Malaysia, the Philippines, Singapore, the United States, Vietnam, Yemen, and former Yugoslavia signed with the proviso that no claim of what could be brought against them at the International Court of Justice without their consent?, answer: genocide | question: Cyprus and Norway protested on the ethics and legal standing of the CPPCG's reservations?, answer: other signatories | question: Who did the United States refuse to allow a charge of genocide against after the 1999 Kosovo War?, answer: former Yugoslavia | question: What type of war is genocide punishable by?, answer: peace | question: When are all signatories to the CPPCG required to prevent and punish acts of genocide?, answer: wartime | question: What is the name of the group that all signatories are required to prevent and punish acts of genocide?, answer: CPPCG | question: The United States refused to allow a charge of genocide against former Yugoslavia after what war?, answer: Kosovo War | question: The United States refused to allow a charge of genocide against what country after the 1999 Kosovo War?, answer: Yugoslavia | question: When are all signatories to the CPPCG required to prevent and punish acts of genocide?, answer: time | question: Cyprus and Norway protested on the ethics and what of the CPPCG reservations?, answer: legal standing
+question: What type of journals are the legal scholars in in To Kill a Mockingbird?, answer: literary journals | question: Who has drawn the attention to the legal issues in To Kill a Mockingbird?, answer: legal scholars | question: Where has a greater volume of critical readings been amassed?, answer: law journals | question: What has To Kill a Mockingbird drawn attention to?, answer: legal issues | question: Who wrote that a greater volume of critical readings has been amassed in law journals than all the literary scholars in literary journals?, answer: two legal scholars | question: What does Atticus and his children discuss?, answer: laws | question: What has drawn the attention of legal scholars in To Kill a Mockingbird?, answer: Allusions | question: Where do allusions to legal issues in To Kill a Mockingbird occur?, answer: scenes | question: Where are many social codes broken by people in To Kill a Mockingbird?, answer: symbolic courtrooms | question: Who is more critical of To Kill a Mockingbird?, answer: all the literary scholars
+question: What is space-based?, answer: cultural regions | question: What is human time on Earth divided up into?, answer: relevant cultural traditions | question: Anthropologists and geographers share approaches to what?, answer: Culture regions | question: What do anthropologists divide the world into?, answer: relevant time periods | question: What do anthropologists divide the world into?, answer: geographic regions | question: Who does Olduwan and Mousterian help in understanding major trends in the human past?, answer: other anthropologists | question: Who share approaches to Culture regions?, answer: Anthropologists | question: Who divides the world up into relevant time periods and geographic regions?, answer: anthropologists | question: What is human time on Earth divided up into?, answer: cultural traditions | question: What type of emphasis do anthropologists use to divide the world?, answer: theoretical emphasis
+question: What part of England has a temperate oceanic climate?, answer: South West England | question: Plymouth has a temperate oceanic climate which is generally wetter and milder than what other country?, answer: England | question: What is Plymouth's temperate oceanic climate called?, answer: Köppen Cfb | question: What city in South West England has a temperate oceanic climate?, answer: Plymouth | question: What is the climate like in Plymouth?, answer: wetter | question: What is Plymouth's climate like compared to the rest of England?, answer: milder | question: What type of climate does Plymouth have?, answer: a temperate oceanic climate | question: What is rare in Plymouth?, answer: Snow | question: What did the European winter storms of 2009-10 cover Plymouth in?, answer: snow | question: What happened from 17-19 December 2010?, answer: notable snow
+question: What can be found throughout the Nikayas?, answer: many other terms | question: Where can many other terms be found?, answer: Nikayas | question: What is the common term for the desired goal of this practice?, answer: Nirvāna | question: What is "Nibbna"?, answer: the common term | question: What is "Nibbna" the common term for?, answer: the desired goal | question: What is the common term for the desired goal of this practice?, answer: "Nibbāna | question: Where can many other terms be found?, answer: the Nikayas | question: What is "Nibbna" the common term for?, answer: this practice | question: What is the common term for the desired goal of this practice?, answer: (Sanskrit | question: How many Nikayas are there?, answer: 35
+question: What did he begin his tenure as governor with?, answer: record high approval ratings | question: Who was recalled in October 2003?, answer: Gray Davis | question: When was Davis recalled?, answer: October | question: In what month and year did he begin his term as governor?, answer: December | question: What position did Eisenhower hold?, answer: governor | question: What did he leave with a record low 23% approval rating?, answer: office | question: How much of a record low approval rating did he leave office with?, answer: a record low 23% | question: What was the record high approval rating?, answer: as high as 89% | question: What was the record low approval rating that he left office with?, answer: 23%
+question: What is another name for the dhole, golden jackal, or wolf-like canid?, answer: gray wolf | question: What would a dog's starch-rich diet be inadequate for?, answer: other canid species | question: What is another name for a gray wolf?, answer: golden jackal | question: What indicate that dogs diverged from an extinct wolf-like canid in Eurasia 40,000 years ago?, answer: extensive genetic studies | question: What was the dhole, golden jackal, or gray wolf originally thought to be a variant of?, answer: an extant canid species | question: What is the oldest domesticated animal?, answer: dogs | question: Where did dogs diverge from 40,000 years ago?, answer: Eurasia | question: What did dogs diverge from 40,000 years ago?, answer: an extinct wolf-like canid | question: What was initially thought to have originated from an extant canid species?, answer: a manmade variant | question: What has dogs long association with people allowed them to be uniquely attuned to?, answer: human behavior
+question: Who did Chopin say he met in 1831?, answer: Kalkbrenner | question: Who did Chopin first meet after arriving in Paris?, answer: Liszt | question: Who first met Liszt after arriving in Paris?, answer: Chopin | question: Who did Chopin say he had met before he met Liszt?, answer: Baillot | question: Where did Chopin first meet Liszt?, answer: Paris | question: Who was Chopin's friend when he first met Liszt?, answer: Woyciechowski | question: Who did Chopin say he had met in 1831?, answer: Rossini | question: Who did Chopin say he met in 1831?, answer: Cherubini | question: What type of innovation did Liszt show at Chopin's Parisian debut?, answer: such happy innovation
+question: What type of dogs live in human homes?, answer: pet dogs | question: What type of dog is man's best friend?, answer: dogs | question: What type of research has focused on pet dogs living in human homes?, answer: dog cognition | question: Where is it said that dogs are man's best friend?, answer: developed countries | question: Where do most modern research on dog cognition focus?, answer: human homes | question: What type of dogs are in the developing world?, answer: feral, village or community dogs | question: What does the great majority of modern research on dog cognition focus on?, answer: the dogs | question: What do we know little about?, answer: these dogs | question: Where is it said that dogs are man's best friend?, answer: the developed countries | question: What has focused on pet dogs living in human homes?, answer: modern research
+question: What are apex predators?, answer: large wild dogs | question: What animal can be a major food source for big cats or canines?, answer: dogs | question: What has more compensation been paid for than livestock in Wisconsin?, answer: dog losses | question: What can large wild dogs be killed in territory disputes with?, answer: wild animals | question: What do wolves in Russia limit?, answer: feral dog populations | question: In areas where both dogs and what live, dogs can be a major food source for big cats or canines?, answer: other large predators | question: What kind of predators are large wild dogs?, answer: apex predators | question: What animals limit feral dog populations in Russia?, answer: Wolves | question: What type of large wild dog is apex predator?, answer: wolves | question: What can large wild dogs be killed in?, answer: territory disputes
+question: What was the name of the quake in Burma?, answer: Cyclone Nargis | question: What country's government was praised for its response to the quake?, answer: Chinese | question: What country's military junta blocked aid during the Cyclone Nargis?, answer: Myanmar | question: What was the Chinese government's response to the quake compared to?, answer: comparison | question: What did Myanmar's military junta block during the Cyclone Nargis?, answer: aid | question: What did the Chinese government see an erosion in over the school construction scandal?, answer: confidence | question: What did the Chinese government see an erosion in confidence over?, answer: the school construction scandal | question: Who was praised for their response to the quake?, answer: the Chinese government | question: What was the Chinese government praised for?, answer: its response
+question: Who did Liszt have a growing relationship with?, answer: George Sand | question: Who was the dedicatee of Chopin's Op. 10 Études?, answer: Liszt | question: What did Liszt and Chopin have in common?, answer: great respect | question: Whose performance of Liszt prompted the composer to write to Hiller, "I should like to rob him of the way he plays his studies?", answer: Chopin | question: What did Chopin and Liszt display for each other?, answer: admiration | question: Who argued that Chopin had become enchanted with Liszt's theatricality, showmanship, and success?, answer: others | question: What did Liszt claim about Chopin's mistress?, answer: jealousy | question: What did Liszt's showmanship and showmanship have in common?, answer: success | question: What kind of relationship did Chopin and Liszt have?, answer: a love-hate relationship
+question: Who decided to leave the island?, answer: Sand | question: Whose health did the bad weather have a detrimental effect on?, answer: Chopin | question: How long did Chopin and Sand spend at Sand's estate at Nohant?, answer: most summers | question: Why did Sand decide to leave the island?, answer: the bad weather | question: What was the name of Sand's rented apartment in Paris?, answer: Pigalle | question: What was the name of Sand's estate?, answer: Nohant
+question: What is it called when an organism inflicts harm to another organism without any costs or benefits received by the other?, answer: Amensalism | question: What is it called when sheep or cattle trample grass?, answer: amensalism | question: What does the presence of the grass cause to the animal's hoof?, answer: negligible detrimental effects | question: Amensalism is an interaction where an organism inflicts harm to another organism without costs or what?, answer: benefits | question: Amensalism is when an organism inflicts what to another organism?, answer: harm | question: What animal ingests large quantities of plant matter upon it?, answer: weevils | question: What type of plant do the Spanish ibex and weevils feed upon?, answer: shrub | question: What does the presence of ibex have an enormous detrimental effect on?, answer: weevil numbers | question: What animal has an enormous detrimental effect on weevil numbers?, answer: ibex | question: How much plant matter do weevils consume?, answer: significant quantities
+question: What is the type of relationship that exists where one species is inhibited or completely obliterated and one is unaffected?, answer: Amensalism | question: What is the type of relationship that exists where one species is inhibited or completely obliterated and one is unaffected?, answer: amensalism | question: What occurs when one organism is damaged or killed by another through a chemical secretion?, answer: Antibiosis | question: What occurs when one organism is damaged or killed by another through a chemical secretion?, answer: antibiosis | question: Where is this type of symbiosis uncommon?, answer: rudimentary reference texts | question: Amensalism is the type of what that exists where one species is inhibited or completely obliterated and one is unaffected?, answer: relationship | question: What tree secretes juglone?, answer: Juglans nigra | question: What is another name for Juglans nigra?, answer: black walnut | question: What happens when a mature tree takes up rainwater?, answer: deplete soil nutrients | question: What is it called when a larger or stronger organism deprives a smaller or weaker one from a resource?, answer: Competition
+question: When did American Idol become the most expensive series for advertisers?, answer: season | question: American Idol became the most expensive series on what?, answer: broadcast networks | question: What did American Idol break the record for for a regular prime-time network series?, answer: advertising rate | question: What was the most expensive series on broadcast networks for advertisers?, answer: American Idol | question: American Idol became the most expensive series on broadcast networks for whom?, answer: advertisers | question: What did American Idol earn more than its nearest competitor in the next few seasons?, answer: advertising revenue | question: When did American Idol's ad revenue peak at $800 million?, answer: the next few seasons | question: By what season had American Idol broken the record in advertising for a regular-time network series?, answer: the next season | question: In what season did American Idol's ad revenue decline from $404 million to $870 million?, answer: season eight | question: Which season of American Idol had a sharp drop in ratings?, answer: season eleven
+question: What was Paula Abdul's career?, answer: pop singer | question: What show employs a panel of judges who critique the contestants' performances?, answer: American Idol | question: Who was on the panel for the most recent season of American Idol?, answer: country singer Keith Urban | question: Who was on the judging panel for the most recent season of American Idol?, answer: jazz singer Harry Connick | question: Who was the original judge of American Idol?, answer: music manager Randy Jackson | question: What was Keith Urban's career?, answer: singer | question: Who was the music executive on American Idol?, answer: manager Simon Cowell | question: Who critiques the performances of contestants on American Idol?, answer: judges | question: What was Simon Cowell's job title?, answer: music executive | question: Who was the original judge of American Idol?, answer: choreographer Paula Abdul
+question: Who has traditionally released studio recordings of contestants' performances and the winner's coronation single for sale?, answer: American Idol | question: What has American Idol traditionally released of contestants' performances and the winner's coronation single for sale?, answer: studio recordings | question: What were the weekly studio recordings of American Idol released as at the end of the season?, answer: compilation digital album | question: In what season were individual performances released as digital downloads?, answer: season | question: After what event were weekly studio recordings released as a digital album?, answer: performance night | question: Where were individual performances first released as digital downloads?, answer: the American Idol official website | question: What was released as digital downloads in the fifth season of American Idol?, answer: individual performances | question: What did American Idol typically release studio recordings of contestants' performances and the winner's coronation single for?, answer: sale | question: What was the most successful soundtrack franchise of any motion picture or television program?, answer: then American Idol | question: What were individual performances released as in the first five seasons of American Idol?, answer: digital downloads
+question: Who distributes American Idol?, answer: FremantleMedia North America | question: What is the name of the American singing competition series created by Simon Fuller?, answer: American Idol | question: What has American Idol become one of the most successful shows in the history of?, answer: American television | question: The winner of Idol is determined by viewers in what country?, answer: America | question: Who created American Idol?, answer: Simon Fuller | question: What nationality is Simon Fuller?, answer: American | question: What British show was American Idol based on?, answer: Pop Idol | question: What is American Idol?, answer: an American singing competition series | question: What company produced American Idol?, answer: Entertainment | question: What is the purpose of American Idol?, answer: new solo recording artists
+question: What is broadcast to over 100 nations outside of the United States?, answer: American Idol | question: What is the name of the American Idol broadcast to over 100 nations outside of the United States?, answer: Idol | question: How long can it take for tapes of American Idol to be delayed?, answer: several days | question: Who aired the first thirteen seasons of American Idol in Canada?, answer: CTV Two | question: How long can it take for tapes of American Idol to be delayed?, answer: weeks | question: Where are American Idol broadcasts not live?, answer: most nations | question: What type of broadcast is American Idol?, answer: live broadcasts | question: Who aired the first thirteen seasons of American Idol in Canada?, answer: CTV | question: What did Yes TV acquire in August 2014?, answer: Canadian rights | question: Who aired the first thirteen seasons of American Idol in Canada?, answer: Fox
+question: What was the surprise summer hit show of 2002?, answer: American Idol | question: What was American Idol?, answer: the surprise summer hit show | question: When did American Idol premiere?, answer: June | question: Who had the best viewing figure for the 8.30 pm spot in over a year?, answer: Fox | question: What did the first American Idol show give Fox?, answer: the best viewing figure | question: What show drew 9.9 million viewers?, answer: The first show | question: What type of hit show was American Idol?, answer: the surprise summer | question: By the end of 2002, how many people were watching some part of American Idol?, answer: that show | question: When did American Idol premiere?, answer: June 2002 | question: What spot did American Idol have the most viewers in over a year?, answer: the 8.30 pm spot
+question: What has been noted since the early seasons of American Idol?, answer: American Idol prominent display | question: Who said American Idol showed 4,349 product placements by season six?, answer: Nielsen Media Research | question: What show had a prominent display of its sponsors' logo and products since the early seasons?, answer: American Idol | question: What was prominently displayed on American Idol in the early seasons?, answer: products | question: In what season did American Idol begin to display its sponsors' logo and products?, answer: season | question: What American show had a prominent display of its sponsors' logo and products since the early seasons?, answer: Idol | question: When was the prominent display of sponsors' logo and products on American Idol?, answer: the early seasons | question: How many product placements did American Idol have by season six?, answer: 4,349 product placements | question: By what season did American Idol show 4,349 product placements?, answer: season six
+question: What show was based on Pop Idol?, answer: American Idol | question: What British show was American Idol based on?, answer: Pop Idol | question: What American show was based on Pop Idol?, answer: Idol | question: Who created American Idol?, answer: Simon Fuller | question: Telephone voting by the viewing public was already used in what?, answer: shows | question: Who was one of the judges on American Idol?, answer: Simon Cowell | question: Where did the drama of backstories and soap operas take place?, answer: real time | question: Who helped bring American Idol to Britain?, answer: Television producer Nigel Lythgoe | question: In what country was American Idol based?, answer: British | question: What New Zealand singing competition inspired American Idol?, answer: Popstars
+question: What show was nominated for the Emmy's Outstanding Reality Competition Program for nine years but never won?, answer: American Idol | question: What award did American Idol win in 2011?, answer: Best Reality Competition | question: What award did director Bruce Gower win in 2009?, answer: a Primetime Emmy Award | question: What award did director Bruce Gower win for A Variety, Music or Comedy Series in 2009?, answer: Outstanding Directing | question: What is the People's Choice Award for?, answer: favorite competition/reality show | question: What award did American Idol win in 2007 and 2008?, answer: a Creative Arts Emmys | question: What edition of American Idol won a Governor's Award in 2007?, answer: Idol Gives Back | question: The People's Choice Award honors the popular culture of what year?, answer: the previous year
+question: What does CFIOGHQ stand for?, answer: the Canadian Forces Information Operations Group Headquarters | question: Who is responsible for the conduct of electronic warfare and the protection of the Armed Forces' communications and computer networks?, answer: the Canadian Forces Information Operations Group | question: What is the Canadian Forces Information Management Group responsible for?, answer: other things | question: What does CFSOC stand for?, answer: the Canadian Forces Signals Intelligence Operations Centre | question: Who announced the establishment of the Directorate of Cybernetics?, answer: the Canadian Armed Forces Chief | question: What does CFEWC stand for?, answer: the Canadian Forces Electronic Warfare Centre | question: What is the Canadian Forces Information Management Group responsible for?, answer: electronic warfare | question: What does CFOC stand for?, answer: the Canadian Forces Network Operation Centre | question: Who established the Directorate of Cybernetics?, answer: the Canadian Armed Forces | question: What does CFS stand for?, answer: the Canadian Forces Station
+question: What type of research institutions are the Instituto Gulbenkian de Ciência and the Champalimaud Foundation?, answer: the largest non-state-run research institutions | question: What does the Instituto Gulbenkian de Ciência award every year?, answer: addition awards | question: Where is the Sciences Academy of Lisbon located?, answer: Portugal | question: A number of national and multinational high-tech companies are also responsible for what?, answer: research and development projects | question: What type of prize does the Instituto Gulbenkian de Ciência award each year?, answer: the highest monetary prizes | question: What is the Champalimaud Foundation?, answer: a neuroscience and oncology research centre | question: What does the Champalimaud Foundation award each year?, answer: any science prize | question: What is the name of the neuroscience and oncology research center in Portugal?, answer: the Champalimaud Foundation | question: Where is the Sciences Academy of Portugal?, answer: Lisbon | question: What is one of the largest non-state-run research institutions in Portugal?, answer: the Instituto Gulbenkian de Ciência
+question: Why were the three forts built by the Swedes?, answer: defense purposes | question: What has been replaced by a modern military building?, answer: ruins | question: Where is the fort Oscar located?, answer: La Pointe | question: What is the name of the fort built by the Swedes?, answer: Fort Oscar | question: What is the name of the other fort built by the Swedes?, answer: Fort Karl | question: Who built the three forts in La Pointe?, answer: Swedes | question: What was the former name of the fort Oscar?, answer: Gustav Adolph | question: What are the three forts built by the Swedes?, answer: the notable structures | question: What is one of the ruins of Fort Gustav?, answer: munitions depot | question: What fort is known as Fort Karl?, answer: The other fort
+question: rationalism, empiricism, structuralism, poststructuralism, and phenomenology have influenced modern architects' approach to what?, answer: building design | question: rationalism, empiricism, structuralism, poststructuralism, and phenomenology have influenced who?, answer: modern architects | question: Along with rationalism, empiricism, structuralism, poststructuralism and phenomenology, what philosophy has influenced modern architects?, answer: phenomenology | question: What is another philosophy that has influenced modern architects?, answer: poststructuralism | question: What philosophy has influenced modern architects?, answer: rationalism | question: What philosophy has influenced modern architects?, answer: empiricism | question: What philosophy has influenced modern architects?, answer: structuralism | question: rationalism, empiricism, structuralism, poststructuralism, and phenomenology are examples of what?, answer: the philosophies | question: rationalism, empiricism, structuralism, poststructuralism, and phenomenology have influenced modern architects and what?, answer: their approach | question: What philosophies have influenced modern architects?, answer: that
+question: What was the cause of the earthquake in Sichuan?, answer: filling | question: What publication suggested the construction and filling of the Zipingpu Dam may have triggered the earthquake?, answer: Science | question: The construction and filling of what dam may have triggered the earthquake?, answer: the Zipingpu Dam | question: The construction and filling of the Zipingpu Dam may have triggered what?, answer: the earthquake | question: What did the chief engineer of the Sichuan Geology and Mineral Bureau say could have relaxed the tension between the two sides of the fault?, answer: water | question: What was the cause of the quake?, answer: tectonic movement | question: What suggested that the construction and filling of the Zipingpu Dam may have triggered the earthquake?, answer: An article | question: What may have triggered the quake?, answer: the construction | question: What did the engineer of the Sichuan Geology and Mineral Bureau say the sudden shift of water into the region could have caused?, answer: a violent rupture | question: What was 25 times more than a year's worth of from tectonic movement?, answer: natural stress
+question: What does Watchman contain of many of the characters from To Kill a Mockingbird?, answer: early versions | question: What was the first draft of To Kill a Watchman?, answer: Mockingbird | question: What is the name of the earlier draft of To Kill a Mockingbird?, answer: Watchman | question: When was the first draft of To Kill a Mockingbird released?, answer: July | question: What was the name of the earlier draft of To Kill a Mockingbird?, answer: Set | question: Who is the adult who travels from New York to visit her father, Atticus Finch, in Maycomb, Alabama?, answer: Scout Finch | question: Who is Scout Finch's father?, answer: Atticus Finch | question: What was released on July 14, 2015?, answer: An earlier draft | question: Where does Scout Finch travel from to visit her father?, answer: New York | question: What version of To Kill a Mockingbird is not a continuation of the story?, answer: This earlier version
+question: Where was the military area command located?, answer: Beijing | question: Where did the relief team travel to after the earthquake?, answer: Wenchuan County | question: Where did the relief team leave Beijing?, answer: Nanyuan Airport | question: Where did the 150 people from the relief team come from?, answer: the Beijing Military Area Command | question: Who left Beijing from Nanyuan Airport to travel to Wenchuan County?, answer: An earthquake emergency relief team | question: Where did the relief team come from?, answer: the State Seismological Bureau | question: Where were 22 of the 184 people from?, answer: the Armed Police General Hospital | question: How many people were in the relief team from the State Seismological Bureau?, answer: 12 people | question: How many people were in the earthquake relief team?, answer: 184 people | question: How did the relief team travel to Wenchuan County?, answer: two military transport planes
+question: The ocellaris clownfish dwell among the tentacles of what?, answer: Ritteri sea anemones | question: What does the territorial fish protect the anemone from?, answer: anemone-eating fish | question: What is the relationship between the ocellaris clownfish and Ritteri sea anemones?, answer: mutual symbiosis | question: The ocellaris clownfish live among the tentacles of what sea anemone?, answer: Ritteri | question: What does the territorial fish protect from anemone-eating fish?, answer: the anemone | question: A special mucus on the clownfish protects it from what?, answer: the stinging tentacles | question: What do the ocellaris clownfish dwell among?, answer: the tentacles | question: What do the stinging tentacles of the anemone protect the clownfish from?, answer: its predators | question: What protects the anemone from anemone-eating fish?, answer: The territorial fish | question: What does the stinging tentacles of the anemone protect from its predators?, answer: the clownfish
+question: Who holds the powers of the Supreme Court?, answer: Congress | question: What is an example of the first view of the regulation of attorneys?, answer: judges | question: Who is regulated by Congress?, answer: attorneys | question: What does Congress establish for the conduct of the courts?, answer: rules | question: The regulation of attorneys and judges is an example of what view?, answer: first | question: To whom are these matters delegated in practice?, answer: the Supreme Court | question: What is the regulation of attorneys and judges an example of?, answer: the first view | question: What is the purpose of delegated powers to the Supreme Court?, answer: convenience | question: In what light does the Congress delegates power to the Supreme Court?, answer: light
+question: What state's Supreme Court is only able to license and regulate attorneys?, answer: Florida | question: Who may license and regulate attorneys appearing before the courts of Florida?, answer: the Florida Supreme Court | question: The Florida Supreme Court is a second view at what level?, answer: State | question: Who may license and regulate attorneys appearing before the courts of Florida?, answer: only the Florida Supreme Court | question: Where can the Florida Supreme Court set rules for procedures?, answer: the Florida courts.[citation | question: What view at the State level is found in the view of the Florida Supreme Court?, answer: second | question: Who is only the Florida Supreme Court able to license and regulate?, answer: attorneys | question: What view at the State level is found in the view of the Florida Supreme Court that only the Florida Supreme Court may license and regulate attorneys appearing before the courts of Florida?, answer: the second view | question: What can the Florida Supreme Court set for procedures in Florida courts?, answer: rules | question: What can the Florida Supreme Court set rules for in Florida courts?, answer: procedures
+question: What is the Middle Way a guiding principle of?, answer: Buddhist practice | question: Who discovered the Middle Way?, answer: Gautama Buddha | question: What is another name for the Middle Way?, answer: Middle Path | question: How many definitions does the Middle Way have?, answer: several definitions | question: What type of practice is the Middle Way?, answer: Buddhist | question: What is the Middle Way?, answer: An important guiding principle | question: What has several definitions?, answer: The Middle Way | question: What is an important guiding principle of Buddhist practice?, answer: the Middle Way | question: Gautama Buddha discovered the Middle Way before what?, answer: his enlightenment | question: What is said to have been discovered by Gautama Buddha prior to his enlightenment?, answer: which
+question: What is luminous efficacy an important property of?, answer: light fixtures | question: What does luminous efficacy mean?, answer: usable light | question: What can a light fixture use to have its efficiency quoted as the percentage of light passed from the "bulb" to the surroundings?, answer: replaceable light sources | question: What is an important property of a fixture?, answer: light | question: What is another term for wall-plug efficiency?, answer: efficacy | question: What is wall-plug efficiency?, answer: used energy | question: What is lumen per used energy?, answer: watt | question: What is another term for luminous efficacy?, answer: wall-plug efficiency | question: What is an important property of light fixtures?, answer: the luminous efficacy | question: What is luminous efficacy?, answer: An important property
+question: What type of light will reduce energy consumption?, answer: natural light | question: What does analysis of lighting quality emphasize the use of?, answer: natural lighting | question: What type of light is to be used if spectral content is to be considered?, answer: artificial light | question: What type of quality will greatly affect human health and performance?, answer: light | question: What type of analysis emphasizes the use of natural lighting?, answer: lighting quality | question: The human circadian system is entrained to a 24-hour light-dark pattern that mimics what?, answer: natural light/dark pattern | question: What does analysis of lighting quality emphasize?, answer: use | question: What can be designed that maximizes the right amount of light at the appropriate time of day for the elderly?, answer: lighting systems | question: What does the analysis of lighting quality consider if artificial light is to be used?, answer: spectral content | question: What emphasizes the use of natural lighting, but also considers spectral content if artificial light is to be used?, answer: Analysis
+question: Who did AIG protect through credit default swaps?, answer: various financial institutions | question: What did AIG use to protect financial institutions?, answer: credit default swaps | question: Who did the money flow to through CDS transactions?, answer: many large global financial institutions | question: Who insured obligations of various financial institutions through the use of credit default swaps?, answer: AIG | question: What did the money flow to?, answer: various counterparties | question: What did the money flow to?, answer: CDS transactions | question: What did AIG protect through credit default swaps?, answer: obligations | question: What type of transaction involved AIG receiving a premium in exchange for a promise to pay money to party A in the event party B defaulted?, answer: CDS | question: What did AIG promise to pay to party A in the event party B defaulted?, answer: money | question: What did the U.S. taxpayers provide to AIG in 2008 and 2009?, answer: government support
+question: Where was the FEELS model deployed?, answer: China | question: Who developed the FEELS model?, answer: Xie Bangxiu | question: What model was developed by Xie Bangxiu?, answer: FEELS | question: What model was developed by Xie Bangxiu?, answer: the FEELS model | question: What is the FEELS model used for?, answer: educational curriculum | question: What does the FEELS model stand for?, answer: education | question: What does FEELS stand for?, answer: curriculum | question: What is the FEELS model?, answer: Another model | question: What does "FEELS" stand for?, answer: Learning | question: What does FEELS stand for?, answer: interactions
+question: What type of hermit live in a close relationship with encrusting bryozoans?, answer: crabs | question: What non-obligate symbiosis is known from encrusting?, answer: bryozoans | question: What is known from encrusting bryozoans and hermit crabs that live in a close relationship?, answer: Another non-obligate symbiosis | question: What is the name of the bryozoan colony?, answer: Acanthodesia commensale | question: How do encrusting bryozoans and hermit crabs live?, answer: a close relationship | question: What is another name for a granulimanus?, answer: Pseudopagurus | question: What does the helicospiral-tubular extension of the crab provide?, answer: its living chamber | question: Where was the helicospiral-tubular extension of the crab's living chamber located?, answer: a gastropod shell | question: What provides the crab a helicospiral-tubular extension of its living chamber?, answer: The bryozoan colony | question: What is the name of the bryozoan colony?, answer: Acanthodesia
+question: How many dogs have set tasks or routines as family members?, answer: many dogs | question: What is an example of an activity in which a dog is an integral partner?, answer: dog yoga | question: What is an example of an activity in which a dog is an integral partner?, answer: dog dancing | question: What do dogs set tasks or routines as?, answer: family members | question: Who is engaged in activities centered on the perceived needs and interests of the dog?, answer: human family members | question: What type of study showed that dogs have set tasks or routines undertaken as family members?, answer: families | question: What have dogs set as family members?, answer: tasks | question: What is an integral partner of human family members?, answer: the dog | question: What have dogs set as family members?, answer: routines
+question: Which Antarctic explorer lived in Plymouth?, answer: Robert Falcon Scott | question: What were Robert Falcon Scott and Frank Bickerton?, answer: Antarctic explorers | question: Which Antarctic explorer lived in Plymouth?, answer: Frank Bickerton | question: Which artist investigated themes of vagrancy, sexual behaviour and suicide?, answer: Robert Lenkiewicz | question: Where did Robert Falcon Scott and Frank Bickerton live?, answer: Antarctic | question: What college did David McKee attend?, answer: Plymouth College | question: Beryl Cook's paintings depict the culture of what city?, answer: Plymouth | question: What did Lenkiewicz investigate in his paintings?, answer: sexual behaviour | question: Where was David McKee born?, answer: South Devon | question: Where does Michael Foot's family live?, answer: nearby Trematon Castle
+question: Ngrjuna, Dignaga, Candrakrti, ryadeva, and Bhavaviveka are examples of what type of Buddhist?, answer: Mahayana Buddhist | question: What do historians of have been aware for quite some time that Ngrjuna, Dignaga, Candrakrti, ryadeva, and Bhavaviveka formulated their theories while living in Buddhist communities in ndhra?, answer: Buddhist thought | question: Who noted that Ngrjuna, Dignaga, Candrakrti, ryadeva, and Bhavaviveka formulated their theories while living in Buddhist communities in ndhra?, answer: Sree Padma | question: Who noted that Ngrjuna, Dignaga, Candrakrti, ryadeva, and Bhavaviveka formulated their theories while living in Buddhist communities in ndhra?, answer: Anthony Barber | question: What type of thought are Ngrjuna, Dignaga, Candrakrti, ryadeva, and Bhavaviveka?, answer: Buddhist | question: What does Akira Hirakawa believe originated in South India?, answer: many Early Mahayana scriptures | question: Who were Ngrjuna, Dignaga, Candrakrti, ryadeva, and Bhavaviveka?, answer: such pivotally important Mahayana Buddhist thinkers | question: Ngrjuna, Dignaga, Candrakrti, ryadeva, and Bhavaviveka are examples of what?, answer: many others | question: Akira Hirakawa suggests that many of what scriptures originated in South India?, answer: Early Mahayana | question: Who are Anthony Barber and Sree Padma?, answer: historians
+question: A 2004 study of hunter groups with and without a dog gives quantitative support to the hypothesis that the benefits of cooperative hunting was an important factor in what?, answer: wolf domestication | question: What did a 2004 study of with and without a dog give quantitative support to the hypothesis that cooperative hunting was an important factor in wolf domestication?, answer: hunter groups | question: What does a 2004 study of hunter groups with and without a dog give to the hypothesis that the benefits of cooperative hunting was an important factor in wolf domestication?, answer: quantitative support | question: What is an important factor in wolf domestication?, answer: cooperative hunting | question: Who believe the most significant benefit would have been the use of dogs' robust sense of smell to assist with the hunt?, answer: Anthropologists | question: What do anthropologists believe the most significant benefit would have been the use of a dog's robust sense of?, answer: smell | question: The relationship between the presence of a dog and success in the hunt is often mentioned as a primary reason for the domestication of what animal?, answer: wolf | question: What is the relationship between the presence of a dog and success in the hunt often mentioned as?, answer: a primary reason | question: What is often mentioned as a primary reason for the domestication of the wolf?, answer: a dog
+question: Along with anthropologists, who are working with the US military in Afghanistan?, answer: other social scientists | question: Who are HTS teams working with in Iraq?, answer: US | question: Who is working with the US military in Iraq?, answer: HTS teams | question: What is the Human Terrain System?, answer: HTS | question: In what country are the US military focusing on better grasping and meeting local needs?, answer: Afghanistan | question: Who is working with the US military as part of the US Army's strategy in Afghanistan?, answer: Anthropologists | question: What is the US Army's strategy in Afghanistan?, answer: part | question: Who are the HTS teams working with in Iraq?, answer: the US military | question: CEAUSSIC stresses that the AAA stresses the incompatibility of HTS with disciplinary ethics and practice for job seekers and that it further recognizes the problem of allowing HTS to define the meaning of what?, answer: anthropology | question: Where data collection occurs in the context of war, integrated into the goals of counterinsurgency, and in a potentially coercive environment can no longer be considered a legitimate professional exercise of anthropology?, answer: military missions
+question: What are the intellectual results of the comparative methods developed in the earlier 19th century?, answer: many other current fields | question: What field is the intellectual result of the comparative methods developed in the earlier 19th century?, answer: Anthropology | question: Theorists in what fields were beginning to suspect that similarities between animals, languages, and folkways were the result of processes or laws unknown to them?, answer: such diverse fields | question: When were comparative methods developed?, answer: the earlier 19th century | question: What type of comparisons did theorists make of their subjects?, answer: feature | question: What are anthropology and many other current fields?, answer: the intellectual results | question: What did theorists begin to suspect were the result of processes or laws?, answer: laws | question: Theorists in anatomy, linguistics, and Ethnology made feature-by-feature features of their subject matters through what?, answer: comparison | question: Theorists in what field were beginning to suspect that similarities between animals, languages, and folkways were the result of processes or laws unknown to them?, answer: Ethnology | question: What did theorists begin to suspect were the result of similarities between animals, languages, and folkways?, answer: processes
+question: What has anthropology been central in the development of?, answer: various ethnic studies | question: The organization of human social and cultural relations, institutions, and social conflicts are examples of what?, answer: social sciences | question: What field of study has anthropology been central in the development of?, answer: global studies | question: What is an example of a social science?, answer: social conflicts | question: Anthropology is a discipline where humanities, social, and what other sciences are forced to confront one another?, answer: natural sciences | question: What does anthropology build upon knowledge from natural sciences?, answer: human physical traits | question: What interdisciplinary field has anthropology been central in the development of?, answer: cognitive science | question: What does anthropology build upon knowledge from natural sciences?, answer: human behavior | question: What is a global discipline where humanities, social, and natural sciences are forced to confront one another?, answer: Anthropology | question: What discipline originated in Classical Greece and Persia?, answer: Early anthropology
+question: What is the main subdivision of anthropology?, answer: social anthropology | question: What branch of anthropology investigates the influence of language in social life?, answer: linguistic anthropology | question: What is the study of humans and their societies in the past and present?, answer: Anthropology | question: Archaeology is thought of as a branch of what?, answer: anthropology | question: What branch of anthropology describes the workings of societies around the world?, answer: cultural anthropology | question: What does anthropology study in the past and present?, answer: societies | question: Archaeology studies past what?, answer: human cultures | question: What is another subdivision of anthropology?, answer: biological or physical anthropology | question: Archaeology studies past human cultures through investigation of what?, answer: physical evidence | question: What does linguistic anthropology investigate the influence of language in?, answer: social life
+question: What type of anthropology tends to view development from a critical perspective?, answer: development | question: What field of study tends to view development from a critical perspective?, answer: Anthropology | question: What is a key development goal?, answer: poverty | question: What is to alleviate poverty?, answer: a key development goal | question: How does anthropology of development view development?, answer: a critical perspective | question: What are those working in development so willing to disregard and the lessons it might offer?, answer: history | question: Why is development so externally driven rather than having what?, answer: an internal basis | question: Why is development so externally driven rather than having an internal basis?, answer: why does so much planned development fail | question: What is addressed in the anthropology of development?, answer: issues | question: What is the gap between plans and?, answer: outcomes
+question: Anthrozoology is the study of interaction between what?, answer: living things | question: Anthrozoology is the study of what between living things?, answer: interaction | question: What is the study of interaction between living things called?, answer: Anthrozoology | question: Anthrozoology overlaps with what other discipline?, answer: veterinary medicine | question: What is a major focus of anthrozoology?, answer: human-animal relationships | question: What is another name for anthrozoology?, answer: "human–animal studies | question: Anthrozoology overlaps with what other discipline?, answer: medicine | question: What is anthrozoology?, answer: the study | question: What does anthrozoology overlap with?, answer: other disciplines | question: What is a burgeoning interdisciplinary field that overlaps with anthropology, ethology, medicine, psychology, veterinary medicine, and zoology?, answer: zoology
+question: What are commonly classified based on their mechanism of action, chemical structure, or spectrum of activity?, answer: Antibacterial antibiotics | question: What type of antibiotics target specific types of bacteria?, answer: antibacterial antibiotics | question: What are antibiotics that target the bacterial cell wall and interfere with essential bacterial enzymes called?, answer: bactericidal activities | question: Antibacterial antibiotics are classified based on their mechanism of action, chemical structure, or spectrum of what?, answer: activity | question: What type of bacteria do broad-spectrum antibiotics target?, answer: bacteria | question: What did the 40 year hiatus in discovering new classes of?, answer: antibacterial compounds | question: Antibacterial antibiotics are commonly classified based on their mechanism of action, what is it?, answer: chemical structure | question: What type of bacteria do "narrow-spectrum" antibiotics target?, answer: Gram | question: What type of antibiotics target specific types of bacteria?, answer: Narrow-spectrum" antibacterial antibiotics target specific types | question: Antibacterial antibiotics are commonly classified based on their mechanism of what?, answer: action
+question: What are emergent bacterial strains causing TB that are resistant to previously effective antibacterial treatments?, answer: many therapeutic challenges | question: What contributes to the emergence of diseases that were for a while well controlled?, answer: Antibacterial-resistant strains | question: What causes TB that are resistant to previously effective antibacterial treatments?, answer: emergent bacterial strains | question: Antibacterial-resistant strains and species now contribute to the emergence of what?, answer: diseases | question: Antibacterial-resistant strains and what are also called "superbugs"?, answer: species | question: What are emerging bacterial strains causing TB resistant to?, answer: previously effective antibacterial treatments | question: What are emerging bacterial strains causing TB resistant to?, answer: treatment | question: What is another name for tuberculosis?, answer: TB | question: What are most isolates with NDM-1 enzyme resistant to?, answer: severe infections | question: What is MDR-TB?, answer: multidrug-resistant tuberculosis
+question: What are screened for any negative effects on humans or other mammals before approval for clinical use?, answer: Antibiotics | question: What has been associated with a range of adverse side effects?, answer: antibiotics | question: Some antibiotics have been associated with a range of what?, answer: adverse side effects | question: What may reflect the pharmacological or toxicological properties of the antibiotic or may involve hypersensitivity reactions or anaphylaxis?, answer: Side effects | question: What ranges from fever and nausea to major allergic reactions?, answer: Adverse effects | question: Antibiotics are screened for any negative effects on humans before approval for what?, answer: clinical use | question: Antibiotics are screened for any negative effects on humans or what?, answer: other mammals | question: What are some side effects of antibiotics?, answer: hypersensitivity reactions | question: What is an example of a side effect of antibiotics?, answer: anaphylaxis | question: What can side-effects of antibiotics result from interaction with?, answer: other drugs
+question: What is no longer a prediction for the future, it is happening right now in every region of the world and has the potential to affect anyone, of any age, in any country?, answer: antimicrobial resistance | question: What has caused bacteria to develop?, answer: resistance | question: What revolutionized medicine in the 20th century?, answer: Antibiotics | question: What has led to widespread problems with?, answer: antimicrobial and antibiotic resistance | question: What has led to the near eradication of diseases such as tuberculosis?, answer: vaccination | question: What did antibiotics revolutionize in the 20th century?, answer: medicine | question: Antibiotics and vaccination have led to the near eradication of what disease in the developed world?, answer: tuberculosis | question: Antibiotics and vaccination have led to the near eradication of what?, answer: diseases | question: Who classifies antimicrobial resistance as a "serious threat"?, answer: the World Health Organization | question: When did antibiotics revolutionize medicine?, answer: the 20th century
+question: What Zelda game did Aonuma think he would need to complete first?, answer: Twilight Princess | question: Who created the Zelda game for the Wii?, answer: Aonuma | question: Who was Aonuma worried about?, answer: consumers | question: Aonuma found that aiming directly at the screen gave the game a new feel, similar to the DS control scheme for what game?, answer: Phantom Hourglass | question: What game was Aonuma hoping to create for the Wii?, answer: Zelda | question: Aonuma was worried about consumers who had been anticipating a what?, answer: GameCube | question: Aonuma was worried about consumers who had been anticipating what?, answer: a GameCube release | question: What did Aonuma expect to create for the Wii?, answer: a Zelda game | question: What control scheme did Aonuma use for Phantom Hourglass?, answer: DS | question: Aonuma found that aiming directly at the screen gave the game a new feel, similar to what?, answer: the DS control scheme
+question: Who announced a battery replacement program on November 14, 2003?, answer: Apple | question: When did Apple announce a battery replacement program?, answer: November | question: What did Apple announce on November 14, 2003?, answer: a battery replacement program | question: What did the Neistat Brothers use to promote the battery replacement program?, answer: website | question: What was the name of the device that Apple offered an extended warranty for?, answer: iPod | question: What was the Neistat Brothers' website a week before the announcement of the battery replacement program?, answer: a high publicity stunt | question: Who created a high publicity stunt and website for the battery replacement program?, answer: the Neistat Brothers | question: What is needed for the iPod Nano?, answer: soldering tools | question: What did Apple offer one week after the battery replacement program?, answer: an extended iPod warranty | question: What is used to attach the battery to the backplate of a fifth generation iPod?, answer: adhesive
+question: What does the iTunes Wi-Fi Music Store synce to?, answer: iTunes Library | question: What is the name of Apple's Wi-Fi Music Store?, answer: iTunes | question: In what event did Apple introduce the iTunes Wi-Fi Music Store?, answer: Media Event | question: Who debuted the iTunes Wi-Fi Music Store?, answer: Apple | question: What device can users use to access the iTunes Wi-Fi Music Store?, answer: iPod Touch | question: What did Apple debut on September 5, 2007?, answer: the iTunes Wi-Fi Music Store | question: What device can you use to access the iTunes Wi-Fi Music Store?, answer: iPhone | question: When did Apple debut the iTunes Wi-Fi Music Store?, answer: September | question: What does the iTunes Wi-Fi Music Store allow users to access from an iPhone or an iPod Touch?, answer: the Music Store | question: Who can access the iTunes Wi-Fi Music Store from an iPhone or an iPod Touch?, answer: users
+question: Who developed the iPod software in-house?, answer: Apple | question: What type of software did PortalPlayer have?, answer: rudimentary software | question: What was the third-generation iPod?, answer: iPod Nano | question: What was the name of Apple's software?, answer: iPod | question: What did PortalPlayer's software run on?, answer: operating system | question: What did Apple switch to after the Chicago font was replaced with Espy Sans?, answer: fonts | question: What was the name of Apple's reference platform?, answer: PortalPlayer | question: Where did Apple develop the iPod software?, answer: house | question: What did PortalPlayer previously use with an IBM-branded MP3 player?, answer: Bluetooth headphones
+question: What have pins on both sides of the plug so it can be inserted with either side facing up?, answer: Apple Lightning cables | question: What do Apple Lightning cables have on both sides of the plug?, answer: pins | question: What is the fifth generation of the iPhone?, answer: iPod Touch | question: What is the seventh generation of Apple's 8-pin dock connector?, answer: iPod Nano | question: Who introduced a new 8-pin dock connector?, answer: Apple | question: Who used the 30-pin dock connector?, answer: older iPods | question: What is the seventh generation of the iPod Nano?, answer: the seventh generation iPod Nano | question: What is the fifth generation of the iPhone?, answer: the fifth generation iPod Touch | question: What is the name of Apple's new 8-pin dock connector?, answer: Lightning | question: What other device uses the 30-pin dock connector?, answer: iPads
+question: Who received a third "non-final rejection" in August 2005?, answer: Apple | question: Who was one of Apple's main rivals in the MP3 player market?, answer: Creative Technology | question: When did Apple's application for a patent on rotational user inputs receive a third "non-final rejection"?, answer: August | question: What did Apple apply for a patent on in 2005?, answer: rotational user inputs | question: What court did Creative file a lawsuit against Apple with in 2006?, answer: the United States District Court | question: What office rejected Apple's application for a patent on rotational user inputs?, answer: Trademark Office | question: Who did Apple apply to for a patent on rotational user inputs?, answer: the United States Patent | question: Who did Creative ask to investigate whether Apple was violating U.S. trade laws by importing iPods into the United States?, answer: the United States International Trade Commission | question: What was the name of Apple's interface?, answer: iPod | question: Who filed a lawsuit against Apple?, answer: Creative
+question: Apple's iTunes software and what other software can be used to transfer music, photos, videos, games, contact information, e-mail settings, Web bookmarks, and calendars?, answer: other alternative software | question: Apple's iTunes software can be used to transfer music, photos, videos, games, contact information, e-mail settings, Web bookmarks, and calendars from computers using certain versions of what operating system?, answer: Apple Macintosh | question: Apple Macintosh and what other operating system can be used to transfer music, photos, videos, games, contact information, e-mail settings, Web bookmarks, and calendars?, answer: Microsoft Windows operating systems | question: What can Apple's iTunes software transfer to devices using certain versions of Apple Macintosh and Microsoft Windows operating systems?, answer: e-mail settings | question: Who's iTunes software can be used to transfer music, photos, videos, games, contact information, e-mail settings, Web bookmarks, and calendars?, answer: Apple | question: Apple's iTunes software can be used to transfer music, photos, videos, games, e-mail settings, Web bookmarks, and calendars from computers using certain versions of Apple Macintosh and Microsoft Windows operating systems., answer: contact information | question: Apple's iTunes software can be used to transfer music, photos, videos, contact information, e-mail settings, calendars, and what?, answer: Web bookmarks | question: Apple Macintosh and what other operating system can be used to transfer music, photos, videos, games, contact information, e-mail settings, Web bookmarks, and calendars?, answer: Microsoft Windows | question: Apple Macintosh and Microsoft Windows operating systems can be used to transfer music, photos, videos, games, contact information, e-mail settings, Web bookmarks, and calendars from computers using what?, answer: certain versions
+question: What refers to the application of the method and theory of anthropology to the analysis and solution of practical problems?, answer: Applied Anthropology | question: What does Applied Anthropology refer to?, answer: practical problems | question: What is the practical side of anthropology?, answer: anthropology | question: Applied Anthropology refers to the application of the method and what of anthropology to the analysis and solution of practical problems?, answer: theory | question: What does Applied Anthropology produce change or stability in?, answer: specific cultural systems | question: What is the practical side of anthropology?, answer: applied anthropology | question: What is applied anthropology closely related to?, answer: Development anthropology | question: What is applied anthropology the practical side of?, answer: anthropological research | question: What does Applied Anthropology refer to the application of the method and theory of anthropology to?, answer: solution | question: What type of action is a part of applied anthropology?, answer: direct action
+question: What is it possible for the president and the prime minister to be from?, answer: different political parties | question: What requires no approval by the parliament?, answer: Appointment | question: What country requires no approval from the parliament for the appointment of the prime minister?, answer: France | question: What position in France requires no approval from the parliament?, answer: the prime minister | question: Who may force the resignation of the government?, answer: the parliament | question: What may the parliament force the resignation of?, answer: the government | question: Who controls the legislature of France?, answer: a party | question: What may the parliament force of the government?, answer: the resignation | question: Who can be from different political parties if the legislature is controlled by a party different from that of the prime minister?, answer: the president | question: What does the appointment of the prime minister of France require?, answer: no approval
+question: What does LFR stand for?, answer: Land Force Reserve | question: What does AIRRES stand for?, answer: Air Reserve | question: What branch of the Canadian Forces is the Primary Reserve a part of?, answer: Regular Force | question: What is the name of the reserve that does not fall under an environmental command?, answer: the Health Services Reserve | question: What is the primary reserve of the Canadian Forces?, answer: CAF operations | question: What type of men and women are in the Primary Reserve?, answer: airmen | question: What gender is a part of the Primary Reserve?, answer: women | question: Who are the 26,000 citizen soldiers, sailors, and airmen and women trained to the level of and interchangeable with?, answer: their Regular Force counterparts | question: What type of soldiers are in the Primary Reserve?, answer: sailors | question: What is the name of the group of soldiers, sailors, and airmen and women posted to the CAF on a casual or ongoing basis?, answer: the Primary Reserve
+question: What country is the largest source of foreign-born people in New York?, answer: China | question: What country is the largest source of foreign-born people in New York?, answer: Mexico | question: What type of people are the Dominican Republic, China, Mexico, Guyana, Jamaica, Ecuador, Haiti, India, Russia, and Trinidad and Tobago?, answer: foreign-born individuals | question: What country is the largest source of foreign-born people in New York?, answer: Guyana | question: What country is the largest source of foreign-born people in New York?, answer: Jamaica | question: What country is the largest source of foreign-born people in New York?, answer: Ecuador | question: What country is the largest source of foreign-born people in New York?, answer: Haiti | question: What country is the largest source of foreign-born people in New York?, answer: India | question: What population has become one of the fastest growing in New York City?, answer: the Bangladeshi immigrant population | question: What country is the largest source of foreign-born people in New York?, answer: Russia
+question: Where are the Little Shell Chippewa headquartered?, answer: Montana | question: Where is the Little Shell Chippewa headquartered?, answer: Great Falls | question: How many Native Americans live in Montana?, answer: people | question: Approximately 66,000 people of what heritage live in Montana?, answer: Native American heritage | question: Where do 63% of all Native people live off the reservations?, answer: the larger Montana cities | question: What ethnicity of people live in Montana?, answer: Native American | question: What is the largest population of Native Americans in Montana?, answer: urban Indians | question: Where is Gros Ventre located?, answer: the Fort Belknap Indian Reservation | question: Where is Northern Cheyenne located?, answer: the Northern Cheyenne Indian Reservation | question: Where is Sioux located?, answer: the Fort Peck Indian Reservation
+question: East Asian Buddhism recognizes some sutras regarded as of Chinese rather than what origin?, answer: Indian origin | question: What type of sutras have survived in Sanskrit or Chinese translations?, answer: Mahayana | question: In what language have the Mahayana sutras been translated?, answer: Tibetan | question: In what language have the Mahayana sutras survived?, answer: Sanskrit | question: In what languages have the Mahayana sutras survived?, answer: Chinese or Tibetan translations | question: East Asian Buddhism recognizes some of the Mahayana sutras as of what origin?, answer: Chinese | question: East Asian Buddhism recognizes some sutras regarded as of Chinese rather than what origin?, answer: Indian | question: What Buddhism recognizes some sutras regarded by scholars as of Chinese rather than Indian origin?, answer: East Asian Buddhism | question: Who regarded some of the Mahayana sutras as of Chinese rather than Indian origin?, answer: scholars | question: What type of Buddhism recognizes some sutras regarded by scholars as of Chinese rather than Indian origin?, answer: East Asian
+question: Ethnoarchaeology studies the practices and material remains of living human groups in order to gain a better understanding of the evidence left behind by whom?, answer: past human groups | question: Ethnoarchaeology studies the practices and material remains of what?, answer: living human groups | question: What do archaeologists study to deduce patterns of?, answer: past human behavior | question: What do archaeologists study in order to deduce patterns of past human behavior and cultural practices?, answer: material remains | question: Artifacts, faunal remains, and what are evidence of the cultural and material lives of past societies?, answer: human altered landscapes | question: Artifacts, faunal remains, and human altered landscapes are evidence of the cultural and material lives of what?, answer: past societies | question: What do archaeologists study in order to deduce patterns of past human behavior?, answer: cultural practices | question: What type of artifacts are evidence of the cultural and material lives of past societies?, answer: faunal remains | question: Ethnoarchaeology studies the practices and material remains of living human groups in order to gain a better understanding of the evidence left behind by past human groups, who are presumed to have lived in what ways?, answer: similar ways | question: What does archaeology study the human past through?, answer: its material remains
+question: Who developed Organic architecture?, answer: Frank Lloyd Wright | question: What type of architecture was developed by Frank Lloyd Wright?, answer: Organic architecture | question: What did Organic architecture aim to promote harmony between?, answer: human habitation | question: Robie House and Fallingwater are examples of what?, answer: prime examples | question: What is an example of an example of organic architecture?, answer: Robie House | question: What was Frank Lloyd Wright's profession?, answer: Architects | question: What is an example of an example of organic architecture?, answer: Fallingwater | question: What type of architecture was developed by Frank Lloyd Wright?, answer: Organic | question: What was the form of Organic architecture defined by?, answer: purpose | question: What did Organic architecture promote between human habitation and the natural world?, answer: harmony
+question: Who was one of the architects that created beauty based on the inherent qualities of building materials and modern construction techniques?, answer: Mies van der Rohe | question: Who was a notable architect of the Industrial Revolution?, answer: Philip Johnson | question: Who was one of the architects that worked to create beauty based on the inherent qualities of building materials and modern construction techniques?, answer: Marcel Breuer | question: Mies van der Rohe, Philip Johnson and Marcel Breuer worked to create beauty based on the inherent qualities of building materials and what?, answer: modern construction techniques | question: What did Mies van der Rohe, Philip Johnson and Marcel Breuer trade for simplified geometric forms?, answer: traditional historic forms | question: What did Mies van der Rohe, Philip Johnson, and Marcel Breuer trade traditional historic forms for?, answer: simplified geometric forms | question: Mies van der Rohe, Philip Johnson, and Marcel Breuer worked to create beauty based on the inherent qualities of what?, answer: building materials | question: Who were Mies van der Rohe, Philip Johnson and Marcel Breuer?, answer: Architects | question: Who was Mies van der?, answer: Rohe | question: Who designed the Twin Towers of New York's World Trade Center?, answer: Mies
+question: Who did the Virgin Mary appear to in 1858?, answer: Saint Bernadette Soubirous | question: What type of character does the school have?, answer: Catholic | question: What type of character does the school have?, answer: a Catholic character | question: What is a simple, modern stone statue of at the end of the main drive?, answer: Mary | question: What is the name of the legend that the copper statue of Christ with arms is upraised with?, answer: Venite Ad Me Omnes | question: What is atop the Main Building's gold dome?, answer: a golden statue | question: Who is a golden statue of on the Main Building?, answer: the Virgin Mary | question: What part of Christ's body is upraised with the legend "Venite Ad Me Omnes"?, answer: arms | question: What is in front of the Main Building?, answer: a copper statue | question: What has a Catholic character?, answer: the school
+question: Architecture is the process and product of planning, designing, and constructing buildings and what?, answer: other physical structures | question: What is the Greek word for architecture?, answer: Latin architectura | question: What is the material form of architecture?, answer: buildings | question: What is the process and product of planning, designing, and constructing buildings and other physical structures?, answer: Architecture | question: What language is arkhitekton from?, answer: Greek | question: What is the process of architecture?, answer: planning | question: What is the process of planning and constructing buildings called?, answer: designing | question: What language does architecture come from?, answer: Latin | question: What are architectural works in the material form of buildings often perceived as?, answer: cultural symbols | question: What are often perceived as cultural symbols and as works of art?, answer: Architectural works
+question: What has to do with planning and designing form, space and ambience to reflect functional, technical, social, environmental and aesthetic considerations?, answer: Architecture | question: What type of document is typically produced by architects?, answer: technical specifications | question: What does architecture plan and design?, answer: space | question: What is another aspect of architecture?, answer: ambience | question: What does architecture have to do?, answer: planning and designing form | question: What is one of the pragmatic aspects of architecture?, answer: construction administration | question: What considerations does architecture reflect?, answer: functional, technical, social, environmental and aesthetic considerations | question: The practice of Architecture also encompasses the pragmatic aspects of realizing buildings and what?, answer: structures | question: What is one of the practical aspects of architecture?, answer: cost estimation | question: What type of system is to be or has been constructed by architects?, answer: other kind
+question: Where was the torch relay leg held?, answer: Buenos Aires | question: Who was the mayor of Buenos Aires?, answer: Buenos Aires Mauricio Macri | question: In what country did the torch relay take place?, answer: Argentina | question: Where was the Lola Mora amphitheatre?, answer: Costanera Sur | question: What amphitheatre was the start of the relay leg?, answer: Lola Mora | question: Who was the first torchbearer?, answer: Carlos Espínola | question: What was held in Buenos Aires on April 11?, answer: The torch relay leg | question: Who was the last torchbearer?, answer: Gabriela Sabatini | question: When was the torch relay leg in Buenos Aires?, answer: April | question: Who was the mayor of Buenos Aires?, answer: Mauricio Macri
+question: Who told a news conference that they would not try to snuff out the torch's flame?, answer: Argentine activists | question: Who said they would not put out the Olympic torch?, answer: pro-Tibet activist Jorge Carcavallo | question: In what city did protesters in Buenos Aires try to snuff out the Olympic torch's flame?, answer: London | question: Who was Jorge Carcavallo?, answer: Argentine | question: Who was the pro-Tibet activist?, answer: Jorge Carcavallo | question: In what city did protesters in Buenos Aires try to snuff out the torch's flame?, answer: Paris | question: Who did Argentine activists say they would not try to snuff out the torch's flame?, answer: demonstrators | question: Who was Jorge Carcavallo?, answer: pro-Tibet | question: Where did Argentine activists say they would not try to snuff out the torch's flame?, answer: a news conference | question: What was the name of the protester's torch?, answer: Human Rights Torch
+question: Who is the 38th Governor of California?, answer: Arnold Alois Schwarzenegger | question: What was Arnold Alois Schwarzenegger's career?, answer: former professional bodybuilder | question: What was Arnold Alois Schwarzenegger's career?, answer: politician | question: What is Arnold Alois Schwarzenegger's nationality?, answer: /ˈʃwɔːrtsənˌɛɡər/ | question: What is Arnold Alois Schwarzenegger's German name?, answer: ˈʃvaɐ̯tsn̩ˌɛɡɐ | question: What nationality is Arnold Alois Schwarzenegger?, answer: German | question: What nationality is Arnold Alois Schwarzenegger?, answer: Austrian | question: What is Arnold Alois Schwarzenegger's profession?, answer: filmmaker | question: What is Arnold Alois Schwarzenegger's profession?, answer: businessman | question: What type of investor is Arnold Alois Schwarzenegger?, answer: investor
+question: Who is the official spokesperson for the Special Olympics?, answer: Arnold Schwarzenegger | question: Who founded the Special Olympics?, answer: Eunice Kennedy Shriver | question: How long has Arnold Schwarzenegger been involved with the Special Olympics?, answer: many years | question: Who is the official spokesperson for the Special Olympics?, answer: Schwarzenegger | question: Where were the Special Olympics held?, answer: China | question: What was Eunice Kennedy Shriver's occupation?, answer: law | question: What does Arnold Schwarzenegger believe should be made available to children who might not normally be able to access them?, answer: quality school opportunities | question: Who was Eunice Kennedy Shriver's mother-in-law?, answer: - | question: Where were the Special Olympics held?, answer: Shanghai | question: Arnold Schwarzenegger has been involved with what for many years?, answer: the Special Olympics
+question: What was the emphasis on at the beginning of the 20th century?, answer: revivalist architecture | question: Along with revivalist architecture, what was a major factor in the development of Modern Architecture?, answer: elaborate decoration | question: What did a general dissatisfaction with the emphasis on revivalist architecture and elaborate decoration give rise to?, answer: many new lines | question: What was the result of the dissatisfaction with revivalist architecture and elaborate decoration?, answer: Modern Architecture | question: What did a general dissatisfaction with the emphasis on revivalist architecture and elaborate decoration give?, answer: rise | question: What did a general dissatisfaction with the emphasis on revivalist architecture and elaborate decoration give rise to?, answer: thought | question: What did the dissatisfaction with revivalist architecture and elaborate decoration give rise to?, answer: precursors | question: What was the focus on revivalist architecture at the beginning of the 20th century?, answer: a general dissatisfaction | question: What was the profession of the Deutscher Werkbund?, answer: industrial design | question: Around what time did a general dissatisfaction with the emphasis on revivalist architecture and elaborate decoration give rise to many new lines of thought that served as precursors to Modern Architecture?, answer: the 20th century
+question: Who was Schwarzenegger's predecessor?, answer: Gray Davis | question: Who was the California State Treasurer at the time?, answer: Democrat Phil Angelides | question: What position did Phil Angelides hold at the time of his election?, answer: California State Treasurer | question: Who was the previous governor of California?, answer: Davis | question: Who was the California State Treasurer at the time?, answer: Phil Angelides | question: What position did Schwarzenegger serve in 2006?, answer: governor | question: What political party was Schwarzenegger?, answer: Republican | question: What state was re-elected governor in 2006?, answer: California | question: What political party was Phil Angelides?, answer: Democrat
+question: What genre is To Kill a Mockingbird?, answer: Southern Gothic | question: What are the main themes of To Kill a Mockingbird?, answer: racial injustice | question: To Kill a Mockingbird has been challenged for its use of what?, answer: racial epithets | question: What is the main theme of To Kill a Mockingbird?, answer: innocence | question: What genre is To Kill a Mockingbird?, answer: Bildungsroman | question: What genre is To Kill a Mockingbird?, answer: a Southern Gothic novel | question: Where has To Kill a Mockingbird been challenged for its use of racial epithets?, answer: public classrooms | question: What are racial injustice and the destruction of innocence in To Kill a Mockingbird?, answer: the primary themes | question: What has To Kill a Mockingbird been subject to?, answer: campaigns | question: What has To Kill a Mockingbird been campaigned for?, answer: removal
+question: What did he play as a child?, answer: several sports | question: What did he play as a child?, answer: sports | question: Who played several sports as a boy?, answer: Schwarzenegger | question: Who did Schwarzenegger grow up with as a teenager?, answer: Steve Reeves | question: What sport did Schwarzenegger play for years?, answer: soccer | question: Where did he see Reg Park, Steve Reeves, and Johnny Weissmuller?, answer: the local movie theaters | question: Where was the gym that Schwarzenegger visited in 1961?, answer: Graz | question: What did Schwarzenegger say he was well-developed for?, answer: Olympic lifting | question: Where did Schwarzenegger's soccer coach take his team to?, answer: a local gym | question: Where did Schwarzenegger break into when it was usually closed?, answer: the local gym
+question: What is it possible to reconstruct as a common intermediate stage?, answer: depalatalized affricates | question: What is a common intermediate stage of depalatalized affricates?, answer: dz | question: What is it possible to reconstruct depalatalized affricates?, answer: a common intermediate stage | question: What language has a similar state of affairs as *c, dz?, answer: Nuristani | question: What language has a similar state of affairs as the depalatalized affricates?, answer: the neighboring Nuristani languages | question: What is a consonant cluster?, answer: ćw | question: What is the state of in the neighboring Nuristani languages?, answer: affairs | question: What is another complication of depalatalized affricates?, answer: the consonant clusters | question: Which consonant cluster is a further complication?, answer: *dźw | question: What is another complication of depalatalized affricates?, answer: A further complication
+question: What was Television formerly known as?, answer: BBC Vision | question: What division of the BBC is responsible for the commissioning, producing, scheduling and broadcasting of all programming on the BBC's television channels?, answer: Television | question: What company is Television a division of?, answer: BBC | question: Who is the leader of Television?, answer: Danny Cohen | question: When was Television formerly known as BBC Vision?, answer: the early 21st century | question: For how long was Television formerly known as BBC Vision?, answer: a few years | question: What company is Television a division of?, answer: the BBC | question: What reverted to Television in 2013?, answer: its name | question: What type of division is Television?, answer: a division
+question: Tajikistan has pursued agreements with Iran and Pakistan to gain what?, answer: port access | question: What type of transportation does Tajikistan have?, answer: rail | question: Tajikistan has pursued agreements with Iran and Pakistan to gain port access in those countries via what country?, answer: Afghanistan | question: Tajikistan has pursued agreements with Iran and what other country to gain port access?, answer: Pakistan | question: What country has no ports?, answer: Tajikistan | question: What type of transportation does Tajikistan use?, answer: roads | question: What type of country is Tajikistan?, answer: a landlocked country | question: What is the majority of Tajikistan's transportation via roads, air, and rail?, answer: transportation | question: What type of transportation does Tajikistan use?, answer: air
+question: What nationality was the royal family of Portugal?, answer: Portuguese | question: In what country did the King of Portugal remain until the Liberal Revolution of 1820?, answer: Brazilian | question: Who arrived in Brazil in 1815?, answer: the Portuguese royal family | question: Where did Joo VI return in 1815?, answer: Lisbon | question: Who was the King of Portugal in 1815?, answer: João VI | question: What did the Portuguese royal family expand and modernize as a result of the change in its status?, answer: Brazilian administrative, civic, economical, military, educational, and scientific apparatus | question: What country did the French invade in 1815?, answer: Portugal | question: What country's troops fought against the French Invasion of Portugal?, answer: British | question: In 1815, the situation in which country had cooled down sufficiently that Joo VI would have been able to return safely to Lisbon?, answer: Europe | question: What was the result of the change in its status and the arrival of the Portuguese royal family?, answer: a result
+question: What became blocked by large landslides after the 7.9 earthquake?, answer: many rivers | question: What caused the formation of quake lakes?, answer: large landslides | question: What were blocked by large landslides?, answer: rivers | question: What was feared would happen to millions of people downstream of the landslide dams?, answer: people | question: What was pooling up at a very high rate behind the natural landslide dams?, answer: water | question: What caused many rivers to become blocked by large landslides?, answer: the many strong aftershocks | question: What was estimated that 28 of the lakes were still of to the local people?, answer: potential danger | question: What were the massive amounts of water pooling up behind?, answer: the natural landslide dams | question: What did the landslides cause?, answer: "quake lakes | question: What were 28 of the lakes thought to be of potential danger to?, answer: the local people
+question: Who believed that The Observer showed a liberal bias?, answer: other students | question: What type of university does Notre Dame have a number of news media outlets?, answer: most other universities | question: What university runs a number of news media outlets?, answer: Notre Dame | question: What does The Observer report?, answer: other news | question: What does The Juggler focus on?, answer: student literature | question: What do Notre Dame students run?, answer: news media outlets | question: Who runs the news media outlets at Notre Dame?, answer: students | question: What types of publications are published by Notre Dame's student-run outlets?, answer: several magazines | question: The Observer is an independent publication and does not have a faculty advisor or editorial oversight from what institution?, answer: university
+question: Who emerges from her childhood experiences with a clear sense of her place in her community and an awareness of her potential power as the woman she will one day be?, answer: Scout | question: What do Scout and Jem face as children coming of age?, answer: hard realities | question: Whose sense of loss about how his neighbors have disappointed him more than Scout's?, answer: Jem | question: Scout and Jem are what age in To Kill a Mockingbird?, answer: children | question: What is the age of the children in To Kill a Mockingbird?, answer: age | question: To Kill a Mockingbird is an exploration of the realities Scout must face as an atypical girl on the verge of what?, answer: womanhood | question: Who did Jem say "it's like bein' a caterpillar wrapped in a cocoon"?, answer: Miss Maudie | question: What is a caterpillar wrapped in a cocoon in To Kill a Mockingbird?, answer: bein | question: What is Jem's sense of in To Kill a Mockingbird?, answer: loss
+question: What did Zongluo want to obtain?, answer: Buddhist texts | question: Who was Zongluo?, answer: many Buddhist monks | question: What religion was Zongluo?, answer: Buddhist | question: What country did Zongluo head a religious mission into?, answer: Tibet | question: Where did the Hongwu Emperor send his disciples?, answer: court | question: Who entrusted Zongluo to head a religious mission into Tibet?, answer: The Hongwu Emperor | question: Who wanted to foster the link between Tibet and China?, answer: the Hongwu Emperor | question: The Hongwu Emperor was well aware of the Buddhist link between Tibet and what country?, answer: China | question: What was the Hongwu Emperor aware of?, answer: the Buddhist link | question: Where did Rolpe Dorje send envoys to the court?, answer: Nanjing
+question: Who relyed on the risk management methods of the banks?, answer: bank regulators | question: What became more and more complex?, answer: financial assets | question: What type of products were the rating agencies relying on?, answer: synthetic products | question: Who was reassured by the fact that both the international bond rating agencies and bank regulators accepted as valid some complex mathematical models?, answer: investors | question: What did the international bond rating agencies and bank regulators accept as valid?, answer: some complex mathematical models | question: What did the authorities start relying on?, answer: the risk management methods | question: Who accepted mathematical models that showed the risks were much smaller than they actually proved to be?, answer: both the international bond rating agencies | question: Who relied on the information provided by the originators of synthetic products?, answer: the rating agencies | question: What did the mathematical models show were much smaller than they actually were?, answer: the risks | question: Whose risk management methods did the authorities start relying on?, answer: the banks
+question: Cardinal deacons have long enjoyed the right to "opt for the order of who?, answer: cardinal priests | question: Who has the right to "opt for the order of cardinal priests" after they have been cardinal deacons for 10 years?, answer: Cardinal deacons | question: What are cardinal deacons?, answer: cardinal deacons | question: What is the name of the order of cardinals?, answer: deacons | question: Cardinal deacons have long enjoyed the right to "opt for the order of cardinal priests" after they have been cardinal deacons for how long?, answer: order | question: What is a vacant title given to?, answer: a cardinal priest | question: As of 2005, there were over 50 churches recognized as what?, answer: cardinalatial deaconries | question: What is the term for the right to opt for the order of cardinal priests?, answer: optazione | question: What may be temporarily elevated to a cardinal priest's title?, answer: their diaconal church
+question: What type of workers were most likely to earn higher wages in the U.S.?, answer: skilled U.S. retail employees | question: In what country was the iPod produced?, answer: U.S. | question: What can create more jobs overseas than domestically?, answer: U.S. innovation | question: What type of labor is more likely to be employed by the U.S.?, answer: overseas manufacturing labor | question: What can US innovation create overseas than domestically?, answer: more jobs | question: Who were the salaries attributed to the iPod distributed to?, answer: highly skilled U.S. professionals | question: What was produced by about 14,000 workers in the U.S. and 27,000 overseas?, answer: iPod | question: In what country was the iPod produced?, answer: the U.S. | question: What was produced by about 14,000 workers in the U.S. and 27,000 overseas?, answer: the iPod | question: How many workers produced the iPod in the U.S. in 2006?, answer: about 14,000 workers
+question: What is the total installed capacity of solar hot water systems?, answer: GWth | question: Israel and Cyprus are the per capita leaders in the use of what?, answer: solar hot water systems | question: Israel and Cyprus are the per capita leaders in the use of what?, answer: solar hot water | question: As of 2007, what was the installed capacity of solar hot water systems?, answer: the total installed capacity | question: What is the installed capacity of solar hot water in the United States?, answer: 18 GWth | question: What is China's long-term goal for solar hot water systems?, answer: 210 GWth | question: What is the installed capacity of solar hot water in the United States, Canada, and Australia?, answer: an installed capacity | question: What is China's goal of 210 GWth by 2020?, answer: a long-term goal | question: Israel and Cyprus are the per capita leaders in the use of solar hot water systems with over 90% of what?, answer: homes | question: What is the dominant application of solar hot water?, answer: Australia heating swimming pools
+question: As of 2008, there were an estimated 150-200 million native speakers of what?, answer: Iranian languages | question: What is the largest Iranian language?, answer: Balochi | question: As of 2008, there were an estimated 150-200 million native speakers of what language?, answer: Iranian | question: Along with Pashto, Pashto, and Balochi, what is the largest Iranian language?, answer: Kurdish | question: What is the largest Iranian language?, answer: Pashto | question: What is the largest Iranian language?, answer: Persian | question: How many Iranian languages are there?, answer: 86 Iranian languages | question: As of 2008, how many Iranian languages were there?, answer: an estimated 150–200 million native speakers | question: What group estimates that there are 86 Iranian languages?, answer: Ethnologue | question: How many native Iranian speakers were there in 2008?, answer: an estimated 150–200 million
+question: How long did the Wayback Machine grow at a rate of 100 terabytes each month?, answer: month | question: What was the growth rate of the Wayback Machine in 2003?, answer: the growth rate | question: As of 2009, the Wayback Machine contained approximately three petabytes of what?, answer: data | question: In what year did the Wayback Machine contain three petabytes of data?, answer: 2009[update | question: Who manufactures the PetaBox system?, answer: Capricorn Technologies | question: How often was the Wayback Machine growing?, answer: each month | question: What is the Wayback Machine stored on?, answer: PetaBox rack systems | question: At what rate was the Wayback Machine growing?, answer: a rate | question: What was the growth rate of the Wayback Machine in 2009?, answer: 100 terabytes | question: What was the growth rate of the Wayback Machine in 2003?, answer: 12 terabytes
+question: What mortality rate was 59.34 deaths/1,000 live births?, answer: the infant mortality rate | question: What was the infant mortality rate in Guinea-Bissau in 2010?, answer: 59.34 deaths/1,000 live births | question: What was the maternal mortality rate as of 2010?, answer: 560 deaths/100,000 live births | question: As of 2010, what was 560 deaths/100,000 live births?, answer: the maternal mortality rate | question: Where is female genital mutilation confined?, answer: limited geographic areas | question: Where is female genital mutilation rare?, answer: the country | question: What is FGM?, answer: Female genital mutilation | question: What is the term for female genital mutilation?, answer: FGM | question: As of what year was the maternal mortality rate 560 deaths/100,000 live births?, answer: 2010 | question: What was the maternal mortality rate in 2010?, answer: 560
+question: As of 2012, research continued in what?, answer: many fields | question: What type of research is the Medieval Institute devoted to?, answer: varying fields | question: What is the Kroc Institute for?, answer: International Peace studies | question: What type of institutes does Notre Dame have?, answer: many multi-disciplinary institutes | question: What is the Kellogg Institute for?, answer: International Studies | question: As of 2012, what continued in many fields at Notre Dame?, answer: research | question: What includes work on family conflict and child development?, answer: Recent research | question: In what year did research continue at Notre Dame?, answer: 2012[update | question: What is the center for at Notre Dame?, answer: Social Concerns | question: What university is home to the Global Adaptation Index?, answer: Notre Dame
+question: Kanye West has been listed in a number of what?, answer: Forbes annual lists | question: How many times has Kanye West topped the Pazz & Jop critic poll?, answer: times | question: What did About.com rank Kanye West on their "Top 50 Hip-Hop Producers" list?, answer: Kanye West No | question: Who was crowned by MTV as the year's No. 1 Hottest MC in the Game?, answer: Kanye West | question: Who has won a total of 21 Grammy Awards?, answer: West | question: Who crowned Kanye West as the No. 1 Hottest MC in the Game in 2008?, answer: MTV | question: How many times has Kanye West topped the Pazz & Jop critic poll?, answer: annual | question: What did About.com rank Kanye West on their "Top 50 Hip-Hop Producers" list?, answer: Kanye West No. 8 | question: Kanye West has been listed in a number of what annual lists?, answer: Forbes | question: How many times has Kanye West topped the Pazz & Jop critic poll?, answer: the most number
+question: What type of careers do American Idol alumni have?, answer: post-Idol | question: What have American Idol alumni amassed over 120 million singles and 120 million singles in the United States?, answer: digital track downloads | question: What have American Idol alumni amassed over 59 million albums and 120 million singles and digital track downloads in the United States?, answer: their post-Idol careers | question: Who has amassed over 59 million albums and 120 million singles and digital track downloads in the United States?, answer: the American Idol alumni | question: In what country have American Idol alumni amassed 120 million singles and digital track downloads?, answer: the United States | question: How many singles did American Idol alumni have in 2013?, answer: 120 million singles | question: How many albums have American Idol alumni amassed as of 2013?, answer: over 59 million albums | question: How many singles and digital track downloads did American Idol alumni have in 2013?, answer: 120 million | question: In what year did American Idol alumni reach over 59 million albums and 120 million singles?, answer: 2013 | question: How many albums have American Idol alumni amassed as of 2013?, answer: over 59 million
+question: What is the name of the global advertising agency that is based in Manhattan?, answer: Omnicom Group | question: What is the name of the global advertising agency that is based in Manhattan?, answer: Interpublic Group | question: Omnicom Group and Interpublic Group had what amount of revenue in 2013?, answer: combined annual revenues | question: The fashion industry provides 180,000 employees with $11 billion in what?, answer: annual wages | question: What is New York City's top global center for the advertising industry called?, answer: Madison Avenue | question: Omnicom Group and Interpublic Group combined revenues of how much in 2013?, answer: annual | question: Omnicom Group and Interpublic Group are what?, answer: the global advertising agencies | question: Omnicom Group and Interpublic Group are both based in what city?, answer: Manhattan | question: What is New York City's role in the advertising industry?, answer: the top global center
+question: Where did $199.8 million of Spectre's takings come from?, answer: North America | question: What market has Spectre grossed more than $138.1 million?, answer: UK | question: What has grossed $879.3 million worldwide?, answer: Spectre | question: Where has Spectre grossed the most?, answer: the UK market | question: What has been generated from the UK market and North America?, answer: the takings | question: On what date did Spectre make $879.3 million worldwide?, answer: 21 February 2016[update | question: How much of Spectre's takings have been generated from the UK market?, answer: $138.1 million | question: How much of Spectre's profits come from North America?, answer: $199.8 million | question: How much has Spectre grossed worldwide?, answer: $879.3 million
+question: What was American Idol one of the most successful shows on?, answer: U.S. television history | question: American Idol has a strong impact on what?, answer: television | question: What is one of the most successful shows on U.S. television history?, answer: American Idol | question: American Idol has a strong impact in the wider world of what?, answer: entertainment | question: What type of notable artists did American Idol help create?, answer: varying notability | question: In what country was American Idol broadcast?, answer: U.S. | question: Who was a successful recording artist on American Idol?, answer: Kelly Clarkson | question: Who was a notable recording artist on American Idol?, answer: Carrie Underwood | question: Kelly Clarkson, Daughtry and Carrie Underwood are examples of what?, answer: highly successful recording artists | question: American Idol has a strong impact on what?, answer: the wider world
+question: mortgage-backed securities and collateralized debt obligations derived their value from mortgage payments and what?, answer: housing prices | question: mortgage-backed securities and collateralized debt obligations are examples of what?, answer: financial agreements | question: Who reported significant losses as housing prices declined?, answer: major global financial institutions | question: mortgage-backed securities and collateralized debt obligations derived their value from what?, answer: mortgage payments | question: What allowed institutions and investors to invest in the US housing market?, answer: Such financial innovation | question: What type of mortgage-backed securities did major global financial institutions invest in as housing prices declined?, answer: subprime MBS | question: How did the number of financial agreements called mortgage-backed securities and collateralized debt obligations increase as a result of the housing and credit booms?, answer: part | question: What does CDO stand for?, answer: debt obligations | question: What are mortgage-backed securities called?, answer: MBS | question: What did major global financial institutions that had borrowed and invested heavily in subprime MBS report as a result of the decline in housing prices?, answer: significant losses
+question: What was Willie Brown's job title when he was elected?, answer: governor | question: Who said he would start a drive to recall the governor?, answer: Willie Brown | question: Who did Willie Brown say he would start a drive to recall the governor?, answer: Schwarzenegger | question: Willie Brown said he would start a drive to recall who?, answer: the governor | question: What was Schwarzenegger's mandate to clean up?, answer: gridlock | question: What did Schwarzenegger call Democratic state politicians?, answer: men | question: What did Willie Brown say he would start to do to recall the governor?, answer: a drive | question: What show did "Hans and Franz" appear on?, answer: Saturday Night Live | question: What type of politicians did Schwarzenegger call "girlie men"?, answer: State | question: What type of state politicians did Schwarzenegger call "girlie men"?, answer: Democratic
+question: Who was made Prime Minister by the King in 1755?, answer: de Melo | question: What did the King give de Melo as a result of his confidence in him?, answer: more control | question: What position was de Melo given by the King in 1755?, answer: Prime Minister | question: In what country was slavery abolished?, answer: Portugal | question: What did Melo end discrimination against in Portugal?, answer: different Christian sects | question: What did Sebastio de Melo successfully implement in Portugal?, answer: similar economic policies | question: In what country was slavery abolished?, answer: India | question: What was de Melo impressed by?, answer: British economic success | question: Who entrusted de Melo with more control of the state?, answer: the King
+question: What type of plants do the hills support?, answer: succulent plants | question: Where do some of the indigenous species of flora grow?, answer: irrigated areas | question: What type of plants do the hills support?, answer: plants | question: What is noted on the island?, answer: Important plants | question: What causes the eastern part of the island to become greener?, answer: more rainfall | question: What type of plant dominates the dry areas of the island?, answer: the cacti variety | question: What type of plant is naturalized on the island?, answer: flora | question: What does the island turn green during the rainy season?, answer: grass | question: What type of soil does the island have?, answer: mostly poor soil | question: What part of the island is dominated by the cacti variety?, answer: the dry areas
+question: What was Winston Churchill's position in the United Kingdom?, answer: Minister | question: Who may take other ministerial posts?, answer: Prime ministers | question: In addition to being head of government, a prime minister may also have what?, answer: other roles | question: What can a prime minister take?, answer: other ministerial posts | question: What position does a prime minister hold?, answer: head | question: What is an example of a Prime Minister of the United Kingdom?, answer: example | question: What title does the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom hold?, answer: First Lord | question: What is a prime minister's head of?, answer: government | question: Winston Churchill was Minister of what during the Second World War?, answer: Defence | question: Who was the Minister of Defence during the Second World War?, answer: Winston Churchill
+question: Who began populating Montana from the 1850s to the 1870s?, answer: white settlers | question: Who did white settlers dispute with as they began to populate Montana?, answer: Native Americans | question: What was one of the main disputes between white settlers and Native Americans?, answer: land ownership | question: What was one of the main disputes with Native Americans?, answer: control | question: Where did the Kootenai people live?, answer: western Montana | question: Who believed the Bitterroot Valley was opened to settlement?, answer: whites | question: In what state did white settlers begin populating from the 1850s to the 1870s?, answer: Montana | question: What happened with Native Americans as white settlers began populating Montana?, answer: disputes | question: What did whites believe the Bitterroot Valley was opened to?, answer: settlement | question: Who did the Hellgate treaty establish boundaries for?, answer: the tribal nations
+question: What city contains the highest total Asian population of any U.S. city proper?, answer: New York City | question: What city contains the highest total Asian population of any U.S. city proper?, answer: New York | question: What state has become the top destinations for new Chinese immigrants?, answer: New York State | question: According to the 2010 Census, who has the highest total Asian population of any U.S. city proper?, answer: Asian Americans | question: What borough is home to the largest Asian American population?, answer: The New York City borough | question: How many West Indians live in Brooklyn?, answer: large numbers | question: What is the largest South Asian group in New York City?, answer: Asian Indians | question: New York City has the highest total Asian population of any U.S. city proper, what is it?, answer: Los Angeles
+question: In what country did West speak about his mother's death for the first time?, answer: New Zealand | question: How many times did West speak about his mother's death?, answer: first | question: Who spoke about his mother's death for the first time?, answer: West | question: How long did West speak about his mother's death?, answer: the first time | question: When did West speak about his mother's death for the first time?, answer: a December 2008 press conference | question: Who did West tell about his mother's death?, answer: reporters | question: When did West speak about his mother's death for the first time?, answer: December 2008 | question: How did West describe his mother's death?, answer: a leg | question: How did West describe his mother's death?, answer: an arm
+question: For whom did Girl's Tyme continue to perform?, answer: other established R&B girl groups | question: Who did Beyoncé and Kelly Rowland meet while in an audition for an all-girl entertainment group?, answer: LaTavia Roberson | question: Who was Kelly Rowland?, answer: childhood friend | question: Who was Beyoncé's childhood friend?, answer: Kelly Rowland | question: Who said the song they performed was not good?, answer: Beyoncé | question: How old was Beyoncé when she met LaTavia Roberson?, answer: age | question: What record label did the Knowles get a contract with?, answer: Columbia Records | question: Where did the girls move to to work on their first recording?, answer: Atlanta Records | question: What record label did Girl's Tyme join?, answer: Elektra Records | question: Who brought Girl's Tyme to California?, answer: R&B producer Arne Frager
+question: How many students attended the engineering, agriculture, commerce, hospitality and design courses in 2009?, answer: 60,840 students | question: How many students attended polytechnic courses in 2012?, answer: 87,440 students | question: At what time has Malaysia developed 32 polytechnic courses?, answer: present | question: Malaysia has developed 32 polytechnic courses in engineering, agriculture, commerce, hospitality and design courses in which states?, answer: states | question: What country has developed 32 polytechnic courses?, answer: Malaysia | question: What types of polytechnic courses have been developed in Malaysia?, answer: engineering, agriculture, commerce, hospitality and design courses | question: How many polytechnic courses have been developed in Malaysia?, answer: 32 polytechnic | question: In what year did Malaysia develop 32 polytechnic courses?, answer: 2009 | question: In what year did 87,440 students enroll in polytechnic courses in Malaysia?, answer: 2012 | question: How many polytechnic courses have been developed in Malaysia?, answer: 32
+question: What awards did Beyoncé receive ten nominations for?, answer: Annual Grammy Awards | question: What did Beyoncé tie with Lauryn Hill for in a single year by a female artist?, answer: most Grammy nominations | question: What award did Beyoncé win at the 52nd Annual?, answer: Grammy Award | question: What award did "Telephone" receive for Best Pop Collaboration with Vocals?, answer: Grammy | question: In what year did Beyoncé receive ten Grammy nominations?, answer: 52nd | question: When did Beyoncé receive ten Grammy nominations?, answer: the 52nd Annual Grammy Awards | question: Who received ten nominations at the 52nd Annual Grammy Awards?, answer: Beyoncé | question: Beyoncé received ten nominations at the 52nd Annual Grammy Awards, among what?, answer: others | question: What was the name of Beyoncé's song that won Song of the Year at the 52nd Annual Grammy Awards?, answer: Single Ladies | question: What award did "Telephone" receive at the Grammy Awards?, answer: Best Pop Collaboration
+question: What award did Beyoncé win in February 2015?, answer: Annual Grammy Awards | question: What award did Beyoncé win for "Drunk in Love"?, answer: Best R&B Performance | question: What award did Beyoncé win for "Drunk in Love"?, answer: Best R&B Song | question: Who was the first African-American artist and third African-American woman in general to cover the September issue of Vogue?, answer: Beyoncé | question: What award did Beyoncé win at the 57th Annual Grammy Awards?, answer: Best Surround Sound Album | question: When did Pepsi announce Beyoncé would perform with Coldplay at the Super Bowl?, answer: February | question: At what Grammy Awards was Beyoncé nominated?, answer: 57th | question: Where was Beyoncé nominated for six awards in February 2015?, answer: the 57th Annual Grammy Awards | question: What was the name of Beck's album?, answer: Morning Phase | question: What was Beyoncé nominated for at the 57th Annual Grammy Awards?, answer: Album
+question: Where was West's mother teaching in Nanjing?, answer: Nanjing University | question: Where did West move to at the age of 10?, answer: Nanjing | question: Who was the only foreigner in his class?, answer: West | question: What country did West move to at the age of 10?, answer: China | question: What was West's mother's exchange program?, answer: part | question: What was West's mother doing when she moved to Nanjing?, answer: an exchange program | question: How old was West when he moved to Nanjing?, answer: the age | question: Who was the only foreigner in West's class?, answer: his mother | question: What did West's mother think of him in his class?, answer: the only foreigner | question: In what school did West get A's and B's?, answer: high school
+question: Where did Chopin settle at the age of 21?, answer: Paris | question: What disease did Chopin die of?, answer: tuberculosis | question: What was Chopin in for teaching piano?, answer: high demand | question: Who was one of Chopin's musical contemporaries?, answer: Robert Schumann | question: What was Chopin's most productive period?, answer: composition | question: Who did Chopin have a troubled relationship with from 1837 to 1847?, answer: George Sand | question: What instrument did Chopin teach?, answer: piano | question: Who did Chopin have a troubled relationship with from 1837 to 1847?, answer: Sand | question: What country did Chopin visit in 1848?, answer: Scotland | question: What did Chopin suffer from through most of his life?, answer: poor health
+question: Who wrote the Op. 2 Variations in the Allgemeine musikalische Zeitung?, answer: Robert Schumann | question: What major endorsement did Chopin receive at the end of 1831?, answer: first | question: What did François-Joseph Fétis write about Chopin?, answer: piano music | question: Who received the first major endorsement from an outstanding contemporary at the end of 1831?, answer: Chopin | question: What was Chopin's first published article on?, answer: music | question: What did Robert Schumann give Chopin at the end of 1831?, answer: the first major endorsement | question: In what newspaper was Chopin's first article on music published?, answer: Zeitung | question: What instrument did Chopin teach to affluent students?, answer: piano | question: Where did Robert Schumann publish his first article on music?, answer: the Allgemeine musikalische Zeitung | question: What did François-Joseph Fétis say Chopin found at the Salle Pleyel?, answer: original ideas
+question: Where did Chopin return at the end of November?, answer: Paris | question: Who returned to Paris at the end of November?, answer: Chopin | question: When did Chopin return to Paris?, answer: November | question: Who visited Chopin during the winter of 1849?, answer: friends | question: What did Chopin give during the winter of 1849?, answer: occasional lessons | question: Who was one of Chopin's friends that visited him?, answer: Franchomme | question: Who subsidised Chopin's rent in Chaillot?, answer: Princess Obreskoff | question: How did Chopin pass the winter in Paris?, answer: unremitting illness | question: Who was one of Chopin's friends that visited him?, answer: Delacroix | question: Who visited Chopin in June of 1849?, answer: Jenny Lind
+question: What city did the English gain at the end of the Second Anglo-Dutch War?, answer: New Amsterdam | question: What is the English name for New Amsterdam?, answer: New York | question: Where did the English gain New Amsterdam at the end of the Second Anglo-Dutch War?, answer: North America | question: What did the English gain in the Second Anglo-Dutch War in exchange for?, answer: Dutch control | question: Who gained New Amsterdam at the end of the Second Anglo-Dutch War?, answer: English | question: How did the English gain New Amsterdam in North America?, answer: exchange | question: What Anglo-Dutch War ended at the end of the English-Dutch War?, answer: Second | question: What nationality is Run?, answer: Indonesian | question: The English gained New Amsterdam in North America in exchange for control of Run, an Indonesian island?, answer: Dutch | question: What Indonesian island did the English gain control of in the Second Anglo-Dutch War?, answer: Run
+question: Which country had the largest volunteer army ever fielded?, answer: Canada | question: What did Canada have at the end of the Second World War?, answer: the largest volunteer army | question: How many conscripts made it into the war?, answer: battle | question: What found that Canada had the third largest navy in the world?, answer: new data | question: At the end of what war did Canada have the largest volunteer army in the world?, answer: the Second World War | question: What was Canada's naval surface fleet at the end of the Second World War?, answer: fifth-largest naval surface fleet | question: What was Canada's air force at the end of World War II?, answer: the fourth-largest air force | question: Canada's navy was based on new data based on which country's sources?, answer: Japanese | question: Canada was thought to have the third-largest navy in the world after the fall of what Union?, answer: Soviet | question: When did Canada have the largest volunteer army ever fielded?, answer: the end
+question: Who was the tenor at the funeral of Chopin in 1839?, answer: Adolphe Nourrit | question: What Franz Schubert piece did Chopin play at the funeral of Nourrit?, answer: Die Gestirne | question: Who played a transcription of Franz Schubert's lied Die Gestirne?, answer: Chopin | question: Where was Adolphe Nourrit's funeral?, answer: Paris | question: What did Chopin play at the funeral of Adolphe Nourrit?, answer: transcription | question: What type of appearance did Chopin make at the funeral of Adolphe Nourrit?, answer: a rare appearance | question: Who were present at the dress rehearsal of Berlioz's Grande symphonie funèbre et triomphale?, answer: Chopin and Sand
+question: What tradition influenced the Upanishads?, answer: Vedic | question: Ajita Kesakambali was a what?, answer: materialists | question: Who was one of the atomists in the Upanishads?, answer: Pakudha Kaccayana | question: When were these movements influenced by the Vedic tradition?, answer: the same time | question: Who was one of the skeptics in the Upanishads?, answer: Sanjaya Belatthiputta | question: What did many of the new movements share?, answer: the same conceptual vocabulary | question: Who was one of the materialists in the Upanishads?, answer: Ajita Kesakambali | question: Who was one of the antinomians in the Upanishads?, answer: Purana Kassapa | question: Sanjaya Belatthiputta was an example of what?, answer: various skeptics | question: The Jains stressed that the soul must be freed from what?, answer: matter
+question: What is the name of the high-definition port for the Wii U?, answer: Twilight Princess HD | question: What was considered the greatest entry in the Zelda series by many critics?, answer: Twilight Princess | question: When will the Wii U release a high-definition port of The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess HD?, answer: March | question: Who considered Twilight Princess to be the greatest entry in the Zelda series?, answer: many critics | question: What magazine called Twilight Princess the greatest Zelda game of 2006?, answer: Electronic Gaming | question: What publication wrote about Twilight Princess?, answer: Game Informer | question: Twilight Princess was considered the greatest entry in what series?, answer: Zelda | question: Who was one of the critics for 1UP.com, Computer and Video Games, Electronic Gaming Monthly, Game Informer, GamesRadar, IGN, and The Washington Post?, answer: writers | question: How many Game of the Year awards did Twilight Princess receive?, answer: several Game | question: What magazine called Twilight Princess "the greatest entry in the Zelda series"?, answer: Monthly
+question: Lie algebras and hyperbolic quaternions drew attention to the need to expand what beyond the associatively multiplicative class?, answer: algebraic structures | question: What structures drew attention to the need to expand algebraic structures beyond the associatively multiplicative class?, answer: Lie algebras | question: What drew attention to the need to expand algebraic structures beyond the associatively multiplicative class?, answer: hyperbolic quaternions | question: What did Macfarlane say the main idea of the work was not unification of the several methods or generalization of?, answer: ordinary algebra | question: What type of algebras drew attention to the need to expand algebraic structures beyond the associatively multiplicative class?, answer: Lie | question: Lie algebras and hyperbolic quaternions drew what to the need to expand algebraic structures beyond the associatively multiplicative class?, answer: attention | question: What drew attention to the need to expand algebraic structures beyond the associatively multiplicative class?, answer: the time structures | question: Alexander Macfarlane wrote that the main idea of the work was not unification of the several methods, nor generalization of ordinary algebra so as to include them, but rather the comparative study of what?, answer: their several structures | question: Lie algebras and hyperbolic quaternions drew attention to the need to expand algebraic structures beyond what class?, answer: the associatively multiplicative class | question: What was the main idea of Macfarlane's work?, answer: generalization
+question: What was purchased in the iTunes Store at the time?, answer: audio files | question: What would re-importing audio files create without the DRM?, answer: music files | question: What was the FairPlay system based on?, answer: DRM | question: What did purchased audio files use with the AAC format?, answer: added encryption | question: What was the AAC format based on?, answer: the FairPlay DRM system | question: What format did purchased audio files use at the time the store was introduced?, answer: AAC | question: What was used to burn the files as an audio CD?, answer: iTunes | question: What did Apple lower the cost of on October 17, 2007?, answer: individual iTunes | question: What was the DRM system based on?, answer: FairPlay | question: What was the cost of individual songs in the iTunes Plus category?, answer: a regular DRM song
+question: Who were not ordained as deacons or priests at the time of Teodolfo Mertel's death?, answer: cardinals | question: Teodolfo Mertel was the last surviving cardinal who was not at least ordained what?, answer: priests | question: At what time have there been cardinals who had only received first tonsure and minor orders but not yet been ordained as deacons or priests?, answer: various times | question: What type of orders have cardinals received but not been ordained as deacons or priests?, answer: minor orders | question: What did cardinals receive but not be ordained as deacons or priests?, answer: first tonsure | question: What must a priest who is appointed a cardinal be consecrated?, answer: bishops | question: What were cardinals not ordained as yet?, answer: deacons | question: What type of tonsure did cardinals receive before being ordained as deacons or priests?, answer: first | question: Who was Teodolfo Mertel when he died?, answer: the last surviving cardinal | question: What were cardinals incorrectly called?, answer: "lay cardinals
+question: Who does not want Jem and Scout to be present at Tom Robinson's trial?, answer: Atticus | question: Who was shot and killed while trying to escape from prison?, answer: Tom | question: Who does Atticus not want to be present at Tom Robinson's trial?, answer: Scout | question: Whose faith in justice becomes badly shaken?, answer: Jem | question: Who watches Tom Robinson's trial from the balcony?, answer: Dill watch | question: Who invited Jem, Scout, and Dill to watch Tom Robinson's trial?, answer: Rev. Sykes | question: Tom Robinson is shot and killed while trying to escape from what?, answer: prison | question: Who is Mayella's father?, answer: Bob Ewell
+question: Where was the event held?, answer: Australian Capital Territory | question: Where was the Olympic flame held?, answer: Commonwealth Park | question: Where was the Olympic flame held?, answer: Canberra | question: Where was the Olympic flame held?, answer: Australia | question: Who presented the Olympic flame to the Ngunnawal people?, answer: Chinese officials | question: Where was the Olympic flame held?, answer: Reconciliation Place | question: What is the nationality of the capital Territory of Australia?, answer: Australian | question: Who attended the event?, answer: Chinese students | question: Who presented the Olympic flame to the Ngunnawal people?, answer: Chinese | question: Who gave the Olympic flame to the Ngunnawal people?, answer: local Aboriginal elder Agnes Shea
+question: What are the beret, wedge cap, ballcap, Yukon cap, and tuque?, answer: Authorized headdress | question: What is the most commonly worn headdress for the Canadian Armed Forces?, answer: wedge cap | question: What is the only authorized headdress for the Canadian Armed Forces?, answer: Yukon cap | question: What is authorized for the Canadian Armed Forces?, answer: headdress | question: What are glengarry, balmoral, tam o'shanter, and caubeen?, answer: alternative headdress | question: What is the most commonly worn headgear for the Canadian Armed Forces?, answer: berets | question: What are authorized ballcaps called?, answer: shipboard operational dress | question: The Yukon cap and tuque are only worn with what?, answer: winter dress | question: What color is the Air Force's headdress?, answer: light blue | question: What branch of the Canadian Armed Forces does not wear a beret?, answer: Air Force dress
+question: What is the average annual precipitation in the mountains?, answer: Average annual precipitation | question: What is the average annual amount of in the mountains?, answer: precipitation | question: What is seen in the precipitation of the mountain ranges?, answer: great variations | question: Where is the Grinnell Glacier located?, answer: Glacier National Park | question: What is the average amount of precipitation in Deer Lodge?, answer: Deer Lodge 11.00 inches | question: What is the average amount of precipitation in the mountains?, answer: annual | question: Which mountain range receives 11.00 inches of precipitation?, answer: Deer Lodge | question: How many inches of precipitation does the Grinnell Glacier in Glacier National Park get?, answer: 105 inches | question: How much precipitation does Deer Lodge get?, answer: 11.00 inches | question: How much precipitation does the Lonepine receive?, answer: 11.45 inches
+question: When did BBC Japan cease operations?, answer: April | question: What was the name of the general entertainment channel that operated between December 2004 and April 2006?, answer: BBC Japan | question: When did BBC Japan begin operations?, answer: December | question: What type of channel was BBC Japan?, answer: a general entertainment channel | question: When did BBC Japan cease operations?, answer: April 2006 | question: What was the name of the channel's distributor?, answer: Japanese | question: BBC Japan ceased what after its Japanese distributor folded?, answer: operations | question: When did BBC Japan operate?, answer: between December 2004 | question: Who folded after BBC Japan ceased operations?, answer: its Japanese distributor | question: What happened to BBC Japan after its Japanese distributor folded?, answer: It
+question: What channel was renamed BBC1 in 1964?, answer: BBC TV | question: What was the first British channel to use UHF and 625-line pictures?, answer: BBC | question: What was the remit of ITV?, answer: more niche programming | question: What was BBC TV renamed in 1964?, answer: BBC1 | question: What was the first British channel to use UHF and 625-line pictures?, answer: BBC2 | question: What was the name of the power failure that caused the launch of ITV?, answer: Battersea Power Station | question: What was ITV's rank in the UK in 1964?, answer: second | question: What was the third television station for the UK?, answer: ITV | question: What country was ITV the third station for?, answer: UK | question: How many television stations were there in the UK in 1964?, answer: third
+question: What is the name of the British Broadcasting Corporation?, answer: BBC Television | question: What is the BBC's regular service of?, answer: television broadcasts | question: What has the British Broadcasting Corporation produced since 1932?, answer: television programmes | question: Who is BBC Television a service of?, answer: the British Broadcasting Corporation | question: What is dated to 2 November 1936?, answer: its regular service | question: What type of charter does the British Broadcasting Corporation have?, answer: Royal | question: What is BBC Television?, answer: a service | question: When did the British Broadcasting Corporation begin its regular service of television broadcasts?, answer: 2 November | question: What has the British Broadcasting Corporation been operating under since 1927?, answer: a Royal charter | question: Where has the British Broadcasting Corporation been operating since 1927?, answer: the United Kingdom
+question: What was the name of the channel that returned on June 7, 1946?, answer: BBC Television | question: What time did Jasmine Bligh make the first announcement?, answer: afternoon | question: Who was one of the original announcers?, answer: Jasmine Bligh | question: What was the first announcement made by Jasmine Bligh?, answer: first | question: When did BBC Television return?, answer: 7 June | question: What did Jasmine Bligh say in the first announcement?, answer: Good afternoon everybody | question: What was the name of the new studio that BBC Television moved to in the 1950s?, answer: Lime Grove Studios.[original | question: What did Jasmine Bligh make?, answer: the first announcement | question: When did BBC Television return?, answer: 7 June 1946 | question: Who was Jasmine Bligh?, answer: the original announcers
+question: What type of cars were able to control an iPod using the built-in steering wheel controls or the radio head-unit buttons?, answer: newer BMW vehicles | question: Who released the first iPod automobile interface?, answer: BMW | question: What is the name of the automobile interface that BMW released?, answer: iPod | question: What does Scion offer on all their cars?, answer: standard iPod connectivity | question: What did BMW release that allowed drivers of newer BMW vehicles to control an iPod using either the built-in steering wheel controls or the radio head-unit buttons?, answer: the first iPod automobile interface | question: Apple announced in 2005 that similar systems would be available for whom?, answer: other vehicle brands | question: Who could control an iPod using the built-in steering wheel controls or the radio head-unit buttons?, answer: drivers | question: What was the name of the iPod interface released by BMW?, answer: first | question: What car brand was the first to use Apple's iPod interface?, answer: Alfa Romeo | question: What did BMW use to control an iPod?, answer: the radio head-unit buttons
+question: What was the name of the set of variations that Chopin composed in Warsaw?, answer: Souvenir de Paganini | question: Who did Chopin hear play the violin in Warsaw?, answer: Niccolò Paganini | question: What type of music did Chopin compose when he heard Niccol Paganini play the violin?, answer: variations | question: Where did Chopin study in 1829?, answer: Warsaw | question: Who composed a set of variations, Souvenir de Paganini?, answer: Chopin | question: Chopin was "too delicate for those accustomed to the piano-bashing of whom?, answer: local artists | question: What instrument did Chopin play in two concerts in Vienna?, answer: piano | question: What was the name of Chopin's Variations on Là ci?, answer: darem la mano | question: What opera was Variations on Là ci darem la mano, Op. 2 a variation on?, answer: Don Giovanni | question: Where did Chopin make his debut?, answer: Vienna
+question: Who is the longest serving non-elected prime minister in Bahrain?, answer: Sheikh Khalifah bin Sulman Al Khalifah | question: Who is the longest serving non-elected prime minister in Bahrain?, answer: Khalifah bin Sulman Al Khalifah | question: Where is Sheikh Khalifah bin Sulman Al Khalifah from?, answer: Bahrain | question: What position has Sheikh Khalifah bin Sulman Al Khalifah been in since 1970?, answer: the post | question: When did Sheikh Khalifah bin Sulman Al Khalifah become prime minister?, answer: 1970 | question: What is Sheikh Khalifah bin Sulman Al Khalifah's longest serving non-elected prime minister?, answer: him
+question: Who made Britain's first television broadcast?, answer: Baird Television Ltd. | question: Where was Baird Television Ltd.'s studio located?, answer: Long Acre | question: Who pioneered the electromechanical system used by Baird Television Ltd.?, answer: John Logie Baird | question: Where was Baird Television Ltd.'s studio located?, answer: London | question: What did Baird's broadcasts go off the air after?, answer: BBC radio | question: What did Baird use to broadcast their first television broadcast?, answer: existing radio transmitters | question: What was Baird Television Ltd.'s first television broadcast?, answer: first | question: Baird Television Ltd. made what country's first television broadcast?, answer: Britain | question: Who broadcast Baird's first broadcast?, answer: BBC
+question: What is the process of a Prime Minister's appointment?, answer: dismissal | question: What country's constitution clearly outlines the functions and powers of the Prime Minister?, answer: Bangladesh | question: What does the constitution of Bangladesh outline?, answer: powers | question: Who does the Bangladesh constitution clearly outline the functions and powers of?, answer: the Prime Minister | question: What does Bangladesh's constitution clearly outline?, answer: the functions | question: What does the constitution of Bangladesh detail about the Prime Minister's appointment and dismissal?, answer: the process | question: What is the process of the Prime Minister's appointment and dismissal?, answer: his/her appointment
+question: Bantu-speaking peoples founded what during the Bantu expansions?, answer: tribes | question: Who built trade links into the Congo River basin?, answer: Several Bantu kingdoms | question: In what year were the Pygmy people displaced?, answer: BC | question: Who founded tribes during the Bantu expansions?, answer: Bantu-speaking peoples | question: What were the earliest inhabitants of the region?, answer: Pygmy | question: What did the Bakongo form the basis for?, answer: ethnic affinities | question: Who were the earliest inhabitants of the region?, answer: the Pygmy people | question: When did Bantu-speaking peoples establish tribes?, answer: the Bantu expansions | question: What is the Bakongo?, answer: a Bantu ethnic group | question: The Bakongo occupied parts of present-day Gabon, Angola, Gabon, and what other country?, answer: Democratic Republic
+question: Who defined genocide as the promotion and execution of policies by a state or its agents which result in the deaths of a substantial portion of a group?, answer: Barbara Harff | question: In politicides, the victim groups are defined primarily in terms of their hierarchical position or political opposition to the regime and what?, answer: dominant groups | question: Who defined genocide as the promotion and execution of policies by a state or its agents which result in the deaths of a substantial portion of a group?, answer: Ted Gurr | question: Who defined genocide as the promotion and execution of policies by a state or its agents which result in the deaths of a substantial portion of a group?, answer: Harff | question: What is the term for the promotion and execution of policies by a state or its agents which result in the deaths of a substantial portion of a group?, answer: genocide | question: What is the term for the promotion and execution of policies by a state or its agents which result in the deaths of a substantial portion of a group?, answer: genocides | question: In genocides, the victimized groups are defined primarily in terms of their communal characteristics, i.e., ethnicity, religion or what?, answer: nationality | question: Who are Daniel D. Polsby and Don B. Kates?, answer: Jr. state | question: Who defined genocide as the promotion and execution of policies by a state or its agents which result in the deaths of a substantial portion of a group?, answer: Gurr | question: In genocides, the victimized groups are defined primarily in what?, answer: terms
+question: The Battle of Vimy Ridge, the Dieppe Raid, the Battle of Ortona, the Battle of Passchendaele, the Battle for Caen, the Battle of Britain, the Battle of the Atlantic, and the strategic bombing of German cities are examples of what?, answer: Battle | question: What is the name of the Canadian military battle?, answer: Vimy Ridge | question: What was the name of the Canadian military battle that was notable to the Canadian military?, answer: Dieppe Raid | question: What is a notable Canadian military battle?, answer: the Battle | question: What is particularly notable to the Canadian military?, answer: Battles | question: What is a notable Canadian military battle?, answer: the Battle of Vimy Ridge | question: What is the name of the Croatian battle?, answer: Medak Pocket | question: Where was the Battle of Medak Pocket?, answer: Croatia | question: What did the Canadian military bomb?, answer: German cities | question: Which military is particularly notable for the Battle of Vimy Ridge?, answer: Canadian
+question: The Old College building is one of two seminaries run by the Congregation of what?, answer: Holy Cross | question: Where is the Congregation of Holy Cross located?, answer: campus run | question: Where does the Grotto of Our Lady of Lourdes stand?, answer: campus | question: What stands on campus because of its Catholic identity?, answer: religious buildings | question: What is the identity of the college?, answer: Catholic | question: Who runs the seminaries on campus?, answer: the Congregation of Holy Cross | question: Why do a number of religious buildings stand on campus?, answer: its Catholic identity | question: What is one of the two seminaries on campus run by the Congregation of Holy Cross?, answer: The Old College building | question: Who is the Basilica of the Sacred Heart located on?, answer: Fr | question: Where are the stained glass windows in the Basilica of the Sacred Heart imported from?, answer: France
+question: What is the name of the Distillery that has been producing Plymouth Gin since 1793?, answer: Plymouth Gin | question: What city's economy has traditionally been maritime?, answer: Plymouth | question: What company has been producing Plymouth Gin since 1793?, answer: The Plymouth Gin Distillery | question: What is the public sector most prominent in since the 1980s?, answer: engineering | question: What sector of the economy has decreased since the 1980s?, answer: the defence sector | question: Why has the economy of Plymouth been maritime?, answer: its coastal location | question: What sector of the economy has decreased since the 1980s?, answer: in particular the defence sector | question: What sector has 7,500 people employed in?, answer: the armed forces | question: What sector is now prominent in administration, health, education, medicine and engineering?, answer: the public sector | question: In what field is the public sector most prominent?, answer: medicine
+question: Who responded to the quake by offering condolences and assistance?, answer: foreign nations | question: What did foreign nations offer to China after the quake?, answer: assistance | question: Who requested the support of the international community to respond to the needs of affected families?, answer: China | question: What did China request the support of the international community to respond to the needs of?, answer: affected families | question: Who responded to the quake by offering condolences and assistance?, answer: organizations | question: What did foreign nations offer to China after the quake?, answer: condolences | question: Why did foreign nations respond to the quake?, answer: the media attention | question: Why did foreign nations respond to the quake?, answer: the magnitude | question: Who did China request the support of to respond to the needs of affected families?, answer: the international community | question: What caused foreign nations and organizations to respond to the disaster?, answer: the quake
+question: What did the Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide define?, answer: international laws | question: Where were criminals prosecuted after the war?, answer: international courts | question: What did the Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide define and forbade?, answer: genocide | question: What were criminals who were prosecuted after the war found guilty of?, answer: crimes | question: What did the Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide define?, answer: Punishment | question: What crime was the Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of?, answer: Genocide | question: What is the Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide?, answer: CPPCG | question: What did criminals who were prosecuted after the war in international courts take in the Holocaust?, answer: part | question: What is universally recognized to have been a genocide?, answer: Holocaust | question: What was a specific crime that was found guilty of after the war?, answer: murder
+question: What type of people lived in the Congo before the 1997 war?, answer: non-Africans | question: In what country did about 9,000 Europeans and other non-Africans live before the 1997 war?, answer: Congo | question: What nationality were most of the Europeans who lived in the Congo before the 1997 war?, answer: French | question: What group of people lived in the Congo before the 1997 war?, answer: Africans | question: What type of Africans lived in the Congo before the 1997 war?, answer: - | question: Who lived in the Congo before the 1997 war?, answer: Europeans | question: Where do 300 American expatriates live?, answer: the Congo | question: How many Europeans and other non-Africans lived in the Congo before the 1997 war?, answer: this number | question: Before what war did about 9,000 Europeans and other non-Africans live in the Congo?, answer: the 1997 war | question: How many of the Europeans and non-Africans lived in the Congo before the 1997 war?, answer: only a fraction
+question: Before the early 20th century, treatments for infections were based primarily on what?, answer: medicinal folklore | question: Before the early 20th century, treatments for what were based primarily on medicinal folklore?, answer: infections | question: Before the early 20th century, what was based primarily on medicinal folklore?, answer: treatments | question: Before what century were treatments for infections based primarily on medicinal folklore?, answer: the early 20th century | question: Which ancient culture used specially selected mold and plant materials to treat infections?, answer: ancient Greeks | question: What did Jean Paul Vuillemin call antibiosis?, answer: these early antibacterial drugs | question: Who used specially selected mold and plant materials and extracts to treat infections?, answer: Many ancient cultures | question: What did the discovery of in the laboratory of antibiosis lead to?, answer: natural antibacterials | question: Who observed that if we could intervene in the antagonism observed between some bacteria, it would offer perhaps the greatest hopes for therapeutics?, answer: Louis Pasteur | question: What type of bacteria produced natural antibacterials?, answer: microorganisms
+question: When did the Three Towns experience prosperity?, answer: early 19th century | question: What was the name of the dockyard in Devonport?, answer: Plymouth Dock | question: What town was the main importer of grain, timber, and coal before the 18th century?, answer: Plymouth | question: What type of urban developments were designed by John Foulston?, answer: neo-classical urban developments | question: Who designed the neo-classical urban developments in the Three Towns?, answer: London architect John Foulston | question: What were Plymouth's main imports before the 18th century?, answer: grain | question: What was Plymouth's main import before the 18th century?, answer: timber | question: What was Plymouth's main import before the 18th century?, answer: coal | question: Who designed the Athenaeum?, answer: John Foulston
+question: What are the iPhone and iPad generally treated as?, answer: separate products | question: What branding was used for the media player included with the iPhone and iPad?, answer: iPod | question: What are "Music" and "Videos" standardized as of iOS 5?, answer: separate apps | question: What was the name of the iOS 5 product that overtook the iPod?, answer: iOS | question: What apps are standardized across all iOS-powered products?, answer: Videos | question: What do the iPhone and iPad have in common with the iPod?, answer: the same media player capabilities | question: What overtook the iPod in the middle of 2010?, answer: iPhone sales | question: What was used for the media player included with the iPhone and iPad?, answer: the iPod branding | question: What device overtook the iPod in sales in 2010?, answer: iPhone | question: Which device has essentially the same media player capabilities as the iPod line?, answer: iPad
+question: What was the name of West's second album?, answer: second | question: Who wrote Late Registration?, answer: West | question: What was the name of West's second album?, answer: Late Registration | question: What was Late Registration?, answer: his second album | question: Who produced Roseland NYC Live?, answer: English trip hop group Portishead | question: What was the name of West's second album?, answer: his second effort | question: What was Late Registration considered by industry observers?, answer: the only successful major album release | question: What inspired West to incorporate string arrangements into his hip-hop production?, answer: the live album | question: What did Roseland NYC Live inspire West to incorporate into his hip-hop production?, answer: string arrangements | question: What did West not be able to afford around the time of his debut album?, answer: many live instruments
+question: What have former Technikons been merged with to form Comprehensive Universities?, answer: traditional Universities | question: What have former Technikons been merged with traditional universities to form?, answer: Comprehensive Universities | question: What has not yet acquired all of the traditional rights and privileges of a university?, answer: Universities | question: In 2004 former Technikons were merged with traditional universities to form Comprehensive Universities or have become Universities of what?, answer: Technology | question: What have been merged with traditional universities to form Comprehensive Universities?, answer: former Technikons | question: What are the traditional rights and privileges of a University?, answer: degrees | question: What type of universities were merged with traditional universities in 2004?, answer: Technikons | question: What have former Technikons become?, answer: Universities of Technology | question: What have the Universities of Technology not acquired all of the traditional rights and privileges of a University?, answer: date | question: What have the Universities of Technology not acquired?, answer: privileges
+question: What did United, Continental, Delta, and Emirates agree to install in mid-2007?, answer: iPod seat connections | question: Along with United, Continental, Delta, and Emirates, four major airlines reached agreements to install what type of seat connections?, answer: iPod | question: Along with United, Continental, and Emirates, what airline reached agreements to install iPod seat connections?, answer: Delta | question: Along with United, Delta, and Emirates, what airline reached agreements to install iPod seat connections?, answer: Continental | question: What major airline reached an agreement with Apple to install iPod seat connections?, answer: United | question: Along with United, Continental, Delta, and United Airlines, what airline reached agreements to install iPod seat connections?, answer: Emirates | question: What did the four major airlines reach to install iPod seat connections?, answer: agreements | question: When did four major airlines agree to install iPod seat connections?, answer: mid-2007 | question: What will the free service allow passengers to view video and music libraries on?, answer: individual seat-back displays | question: Who agreed to install iPod seat connections in mid-2007?, answer: four major airlines
+question: In the 18th century, the persecution of what was more or less active?, answer: religious services | question: Where did religious services take place in the 18th century?, answer: private churches | question: What was the state of persecution of other religions in the 18th century?, answer: restricted toleration | question: In the 18th century, what was restricted toleration of?, answer: other religions | question: What did the state of toleration of other religions do if their services took place secretly in private churches?, answer: place | question: When did the situation change from more or less active persecution of religious services to a state of restricted toleration of other religions?, answer: the 18th century | question: What was secretly held in private churches?, answer: their services | question: What changed from more or less active persecution of religious services to a state of restricted toleration of other religions?, answer: the situation | question: What did the situation change to in the 18th century?, answer: a state | question: What happened to religious services in the 18th century?, answer: more or less active persecution
+question: Whitehead's philosophical works are regarded as the foundational texts of what?, answer: process philosophy | question: What did Whitehead turn his attention to in the late 1910s and early 1920s?, answer: metaphysics | question: Whitehead's metaphysical system radically departed from what?, answer: western philosophy | question: What did Whitehead turn his attention to in the late 1910s and early 1920s?, answer: philosophy | question: Whitehead argued that processes are best defined by their relations with what?, answer: other processes | question: Whitehead argued that reality consists of what rather than material objects?, answer: processes | question: What did Whitehead turn his attention to in the late 1910s and early 1920s?, answer: science | question: Who developed a comprehensive metaphysical system which radically departed from most of western philosophy?, answer: Whitehead | question: What did Whitehead begin to focus on in the late 1910s and early 1920s?, answer: mathematics | question: Whitehead argued that reality consists of processes rather than what?, answer: material objects
+question: What emerged as an important movement in the early reaction against modernism?, answer: architectural phenomenology | question: Who was a notable architect in the U.S.?, answer: Charles Moore | question: Who was one of the architects who popularized the idea of postmodernism?, answer: Ernesto Nathan Rogers | question: What did postmodernism do?, answer: combined contemporary building technology | question: In what decade did architectural phenomenology begin to emerge?, answer: 1960s | question: What type of building styles did postmodernism combine with pre-modern and non-modern styles?, answer: regional building styles | question: Who was the Italian architect who popularized an interest in a new contemporary architecture aimed at expanding human experience using historical buildings as models and precedents?, answer: Vittorio Gregotti | question: What did postmodernism use as models and precedents?, answer: historical buildings | question: Architectural phenomenology emerged as an important movement in the early reaction against what?, answer: modernism | question: What was Charles Moore's profession?, answer: architects
+question: What was brought in during the live shows to help contestants with their song choice and performance?, answer: permanent mentors | question: Akon, Alicia Keys, Lady Gaga, and Harry Connick, Jr. are examples of what?, answer: guest mentors | question: In what season was Jimmy Iovine the mentor?, answer: twelfth seasons | question: Who was the mentor for the thirteenth season?, answer: former judge Randy Jackson | question: Who is the current judge of The Apprentice?, answer: current judge Harry Connick | question: What did the permanent mentors help the contestants with?, answer: performance | question: Who was the mentor for the fourteenth and fifteenth seasons?, answer: Scott Borchetta | question: Who was the former judge for the thirteenth season?, answer: Randy Jackson | question: In what season were permanent mentors brought in?, answer: tenth | question: Who is the current judge of The Apprentice?, answer: Harry Connick
+question: What did the Renaissance of knowledge challenge in science and theology?, answer: traditional doctrines | question: The Renaissance of what challenged traditional doctrines in science and theology?, answer: knowledge | question: What did the Renaissance of knowledge rediscover?, answer: classical Greek and Roman knowledge | question: What did the Renaissance of knowledge challenge?, answer: science | question: The Renaissance of knowledge challenged traditional doctrines in science and what?, answer: theology | question: What language was used in the Renaissance of knowledge?, answer: Arabic | question: In what city did the Renaissance of knowledge begin?, answer: Florence | question: Where did the printing press spread?, answer: Europe | question: What did the Renaissance of knowledge bring about?, answer: rediscovery | question: What era of knowledge challenged traditional doctrines in science and theology?, answer: Renaissance
+question: What has energy consumption transitioned from wood and biomass to?, answer: fossil fuels | question: What accompanied the Industrial Revolution?, answer: coal use | question: What has steadily transitioned from wood and biomass to fossil fuels?, answer: energy consumption | question: In the early 20th century, development of solar technologies stagnated in the face of the increasing availability, economy, and utility of what?, answer: coal | question: Along with biomass, what has energy consumption transitioned from to fossil fuels?, answer: wood | question: Along with wood, what type of fuel has energy consumption transitioned from to fossil fuels?, answer: biomass | question: What event accompanied the surge in coal use?, answer: the Industrial Revolution | question: What type of technology stagnated in the early 20th century due to the increasing availability, economy, and utility of coal and petroleum?, answer: solar technologies | question: In the early 20th century, the availability, economy, and utility of coal and what other fuel slowed the development of solar technologies?, answer: petroleum | question: What accompanied the Industrial Revolution?, answer: the surge
+question: What can save more during?, answer: adverse economic conditions | question: What can be detrimental if too many individuals pursue the same behavior?, answer: Behavior | question: What can be detrimental if too many individuals pursue?, answer: the same behavior | question: What can too many consumers attempting to save or pay down simultaneously be called the paradox of thrift?, answer: debt | question: What can cause a recession?, answer: too many individuals | question: What is the term for debt relative to equity?, answer: leverage | question: What can happen to the value of a financial institution if they have too much leverage?, answer: significant declines | question: What is the paradox of too many consumers attempting to save or pay down debt called?, answer: thrift | question: What is the paradox of thrift?, answer: Too many consumers
+question: Who was the first force from outside the People's Republic of China to join the rescue effort?, answer: Tzu Chi | question: On what date did China accept the aid of the Tzu Chi Foundation?, answer: May | question: Where did the Tzu Chi Foundation come from?, answer: Beijing | question: Where did the Tzu Chi Foundation come from?, answer: Taiwan | question: What Taiwanese organization helped China during the quake?, answer: the Tzu Chi Foundation | question: What did China say it would accept to cope with the quake?, answer: international help | question: Tzu Chi was the first force from outside the People's Republic of what country to join the rescue effort?, answer: China | question: What was the name of the first force from outside the People's Republic of China to join the rescue effort?, answer: first | question: Tzu Chi was the first force from outside the People's Republic of China to join what?, answer: the rescue effort | question: When did Beijing accept the aid of the Tzu Chi Foundation?, answer: May 13
+question: What increased by $650 billion between 1996 and 2004?, answer: the U.S. current account deficit | question: What country had a capital account surplus of the same amount?, answer: U.S. | question: What does the balance of payments identity require a country to run?, answer: a current account deficit | question: What type of account does a country run a current account deficit with?, answer: capital | question: What did the emerging economies in Asia and oil-exporting nations run?, answer: trade surpluses | question: What did the U.S. current account deficit increase from 1.5% to 5.8% of?, answer: GDP | question: Who said that the U.S. current account deficit increased by $650 billion between 1996 and 2004?, answer: Bernanke | question: What did the U.S. use to finance its imports?, answer: foreign funds | question: Where did the U.S. borrow most of its current account deficit money from?, answer: countries | question: What did the U.S. borrow from abroad to finance its current account deficit?, answer: large sums
+question: What has the iPod been used as a delivery mechanism for?, answer: business communication | question: What has been accepted as a business device?, answer: iPod | question: What is the Royal and Western Infirmaries in Glasgow used to train?, answer: new staff | question: What has the iPod earned a reputation for?, answer: a respected entertainment device | question: What has the iPod been accepted as?, answer: a business device | question: The Royal and Western Infirmaries in Glasgow, Scotland use iPods to train new staff for what purpose?, answer: training | question: Where are the Royal and Western Infirmaries located?, answer: Glasgow | question: Where are the Royal and Western Infirmaries located?, answer: Scotland | question: What is used to train new staff in the Royal and Western Infirmaries?, answer: iPods | question: What have government departments turned to as a delivery mechanism for business communication and training?, answer: the iPod line
+question: What does tathgatagarbha refer to in Tibetan Buddhism?, answer: emptiness | question: What does the Sakya school call the inseparability of the clarity and emptiness of one's mind?, answer: tathāgatagarbha | question: Which schools often place emphasis on the notions of perfected spiritual insight and Buddha-nature?, answer: Mahayana schools | question: What is prajpramit?, answer: perfected spiritual insight | question: According to the Jonang school, what do the innate qualities of the mind express themselves as when adventitious obscurations are removed?, answer: omniscience | question: The tathgatagarbha Sutras are a collection of what?, answer: Mahayana sutras | question: What type of schools often place emphasis on the notions of perfected spiritual insight and Buddha-nature?, answer: Mahayana | question: What is the term for perfected spiritual insight?, answer: prajñāpāramitā | question: What do Mahayana schools place on the notions of perfected spiritual insight and Buddha-nature?, answer: emphasis | question: What does tathgatagarbha refer to in Nyingma?, answer: inseparability
+question: What university is ranked among the top twenty universities in the United States?, answer: Notre Dame | question: Along with the Notre Dame Law School, what other school offers a MD-PhD program?, answer: IU medical School | question: What is the name of the law school at Notre Dame?, answer: the Notre Dame Law School | question: What type of sports teams does Notre Dame have?, answer: intramural sports teams | question: What award is given to Notre Dame's Architecture School?, answer: Driehaus Architecture Prize | question: What is Notre Dame known for?, answer: sports | question: What is Notre Dame ranked as?, answer: a major global university | question: What is the Architecture School known for teaching?, answer: New Classical Architecture | question: What is Notre Dame known as?, answer: University
+question: Where was Liu Shaokun from?, answer: Sichuan | question: Who was detained for "disseminating rumors and destroying social order" about the Sichuan earthquake?, answer: Liu Shaokun | question: What did Liu Shaokun destroy?, answer: social order | question: What did Liu Shaokun take photos of?, answer: collapsed school buildings | question: Who was Liu Shaokun detained for?, answer: parents | question: Who was detained on suspicion of the crime of inciting subversion?, answer: Liu | question: What was Liu Shaokun's profession?, answer: a Sichuan school teacher | question: What does Liu Shaokun mean?, answer: 刘绍坤 | question: What was Liu Shaokun detained for?, answer: rumors | question: When was Liu Shaokun detained?, answer: June
+question: What type of navies did the Dutch have?, answer: fastest navies | question: Along with Africa, where did the Dutch trade slaves?, answer: Pacific | question: Who possessed one of the strongest and fastest navies in the world?, answer: Dutch | question: What sphere of influence did the Dutch break in the Indian Ocean?, answer: Portuguese | question: What did the Dutch break the Portuguese sphere of?, answer: influence | question: In what area did the Dutch break the Portuguese sphere of influence?, answer: Orient | question: Where did the Dutch slave trade come from?, answer: Africa | question: What trade did the Dutch have from Africa and the Pacific?, answer: a lucrative slave trade | question: What did the Dutch navies allow for?, answer: their varied conquests | question: What sphere of influence did the Dutch break?, answer: the Portuguese sphere
+question: What was the strongest aftershock?, answer: MS | question: What were the magnitudes of the major aftershocks?, answer: magnitude | question: What measured 6.4 MS?, answer: the strongest aftershock | question: What quake occurred within 72 hours of the major aftershocks?, answer: the main quake | question: How many total aftershocks were there?, answer: 42,719 total aftershocks | question: What occurred on August 5, 2008?, answer: The latest aftershock | question: When did the latest aftershock exceed M6?, answer: August | question: What was the strongest aftershock?, answer: 4.9 MS | question: What was the strongest aftershock?, answer: 6.4 MS | question: Who said there were 42,719 total aftershocks?, answer: Chinese official counts
+question: What is the name of Beyoncé's mother?, answer: Beyoncé Giselle Knowles | question: Who is Beyoncé's mother's maiden name?, answer: Mathew Knowles | question: Who was Giselle Knowles' mother?, answer: Beyoncé | question: What is the name of Beyoncé's mother?, answer: née Beyincé | question: What was Beyoncé's mother's maiden name?, answer: Tina | question: In what state was Beyoncé Giselle Knowles born?, answer: Texas | question: Where was Beyoncé Giselle Knowles born?, answer: Houston | question: What is Tina's ancestry?, answer: Louisiana Creole descent | question: Who is Beyoncé a descendant of?, answer: Acadian leader Joseph Broussard | question: Who was Beyoncé's mother?, answer: Celestine Ann "Tina
+question: What was Beyoncé's role in Destiny's Child?, answer: lead singer | question: What was the name of Giselle Knowles-Carter's debut album?, answer: Beyoncé | question: What is Beyoncé's career?, answer: record producer | question: Beyoncé Giselle Knowles-Carter is an American singer, songwriter, record producer, and what?, answer: actress | question: What was the name of Beyoncé's R&B group?, answer: Child | question: Who was the lead singer of Destiny's Child?, answer: Beyoncé Giselle Knowles-Carter | question: Who was the father of Destiny's Child?, answer: Mathew Knowles | question: What nationality is Beyoncé Giselle Knowles-Carter?, answer: American | question: What is Beyoncé's career?, answer: songwriter
+question: Who introduced House of Deréon?, answer: Beyoncé | question: Who was Beyoncé's grandmother?, answer: Agnèz Deréon | question: What were exhibited in Destiny's Child's shows and tours?, answer: Deréon pieces | question: What is the name of the contemporary women's fashion line that Beyoncé and her mother introduced in 2005?, answer: Deréon | question: What does Tina think House of Deréon best reflects?, answer: style | question: What is the name of Beyoncé's fashion line?, answer: House | question: House of Deréon was inspired by three generations of what?, answer: women | question: What is the name of Beyoncé's fashion line?, answer: House of Deréon
+question: Who are Beyoncé and Jay Z friends with?, answer: First Lady Michelle Obama | question: Beyoncé and Jay Z are friends with whom?, answer: Lady Michelle Obama | question: Beyoncé and Jay Z are friends with whom?, answer: Barack Obama | question: Who are Beyoncé and Jay Z friends with?, answer: President Barack Obama | question: Beyoncé and Jay Z are friends with whom?, answer: Obama | question: Who is Beyoncé's husband?, answer: Jay Z | question: Who performed the American national anthem at Obama's second inauguration?, answer: Beyoncé | question: Who is Beyoncé's husband?, answer: Jay | question: Beyoncé and Jay Z are friends with whom?, answer: husband | question: Beyoncé and Jay Z are what?, answer: friends
+question: What did Beyoncé's mother advise her to be inspired by again?, answer: things | question: What type of music festivals did Beyoncé visit during her hiatus?, answer: English music festivals | question: Who announced a hiatus from her music career in January 2010?, answer: Beyoncé | question: What type of performance did Beyoncé attend during her hiatus?, answer: ballet performances | question: When did Beyoncé announce a hiatus from her music career?, answer: January | question: What did Beyoncé's mother advise her to live?, answer: life | question: What did Beyoncé visit during her hiatus?, answer: various museums | question: What was Beyoncé's relationship with her father?, answer: business partners | question: What did Beyoncé announce a hiatus from in January 2010?, answer: her music career
+question: What school did Beyoncé attend in Houston in 1990?, answer: Parker Elementary School | question: Who discovered Beyoncé's singing talent?, answer: dance instructor Darlette Johnson | question: Who won a school talent show at age seven?, answer: Beyoncé | question: What type of classes did Beyoncé attend at St. Mary's Elementary School?, answer: dance classes | question: Who was Beyoncé's dance instructor?, answer: Darlette Johnson | question: Beyoncé was a member of the choir at what church?, answer: United Methodist Church | question: What school did Beyoncé attend after High School for the Performing and Visual Arts?, answer: later Alief Elsik High School | question: Where was St. Mary's Elementary School located?, answer: Fredericksburg
+question: Who was honorary chair of the 2013 Met Gala?, answer: Beyoncé | question: When did the Mrs. Carter Show World Tour end?, answer: March | question: What tour did Beyoncé embark on on April 15?, answer: The Mrs. Carter Show World Tour | question: When did Beyoncé embark on the Mrs. Carter Show World Tour?, answer: April | question: Who released the 3D CGI film Epic?, answer: 20th Century Fox | question: Where was the Mrs. Carter Show World Tour held?, answer: Belgrade | question: Where was the Mrs. Carter Show World Tour held?, answer: Serbia | question: Who released the 3D CGI film Epic?, answer: 20th Century | question: What type of film was Queen Tara in?, answer: animated film | question: Whose song did Beyoncé cover on the Great Gatsby soundtrack?, answer: Amy Winehouse
+question: Who did Beyoncé starred as in Cadillac Records?, answer: blues singer Etta James | question: What blues singer did Beyoncé starred as in Cadillac Records?, answer: Etta James | question: What was the name of the musical biopic that Beyoncé starred in?, answer: Cadillac Records | question: What award did Beyoncé win for her role in Cadillac Records?, answer: Outstanding Supporting Actress | question: What award did Beyoncé win for her portrayal of Etta James?, answer: Best Supporting Actress | question: Who starred as Etta James in Cadillac Records?, answer: Beyoncé | question: What award did Beyoncé win for her portrayal of Etta James?, answer: Satellite Award | question: What blues singer did Beyoncé play in Cadillac Records?, answer: James | question: How many nominations did Beyoncé receive for her portrayal of Etta James?, answer: several nominations | question: What award did Beyoncé win for her portrayal of Etta James?, answer: a NAACP Image Award nomination
+question: Who wrote that Beyoncé has become a crossover sex symbol?, answer: music journalist Touré | question: Who has become a crossover sex symbol?, answer: Beyoncé | question: Who said that Beyoncé likes to dress sexily?, answer: Offstage Beyoncé | question: Who wrote that Beyoncé has become a crossover sex symbol?, answer: Touré | question: What has Beyoncé become since the release of Dangerously in Love?, answer: a crossover sex symbol | question: What was the name of Beyoncé's sex symbol?, answer: Love | question: Who released 'Bootylicious'?, answer: Destiny | question: What has Beyoncé been described as having?, answer: a wide-ranging sex appeal | question: Beyoncé's term "Bootylicious" was popularized by Destiny's single of the same name?, answer: Child | question: What was the name of Destiny's Child's single?, answer: the same name
+question: Where did Beyoncé win the Billboard Millennium Award?, answer: Billboard Music Awards | question: Where did Beyoncé win the Legend Award?, answer: World Music Awards | question: What has Beyoncé received?, answer: numerous awards | question: Who was the first female artist to be honored with the International Artist Award at the American Music Awards?, answer: Beyoncé | question: Who named Beyoncé in their "Top 50 R&B/Hip-Hop Artists of the Past 25 Years"?, answer: Billboard | question: In 2012 VH1 ranked Beyoncé third on their list of the 100 Greatest Women in what?, answer: Music | question: What did Billboard call Beyoncé?, answer: Top Radio Songs Artist | question: What award did Beyoncé win at the 2011 Billboard Music Awards?, answer: the Billboard Millennium Award | question: Beyoncé was the first female artist to be honored with the International Artist Award at what awards?, answer: the American Music Awards | question: What did the Recording Industry Association of America list Beyoncé as in the 2000s?, answer: the top certified artist
+question: Beyoncé has received praise for her stage presence and voice during what?, answer: live performances | question: Who is the most in-charge female artist she's seen onstage?, answer: Beyoncé | question: Beyoncé has received praise for her stage presence and what during live performances?, answer: voice | question: What has Beyoncé received for her stage presence and voice during live performances?, answer: praise | question: What has Beyoncé received praise for?, answer: her stage presence | question: What role does Beyoncé take so seriously that she's almost too good?, answer: entertainer | question: Who wrote that Beyoncé "takes her role as entertainer so seriously she's almost too good"?, answer: Alice Jones | question: What did Jim Farber and Stephanie Classen praise about Beyoncé?, answer: her strong voice | question: Who said Beyoncé is the most in-charge female artist she's seen onstage?, answer: The Guardian Beyoncé | question: Jarett Wieselman placed Beyoncé at number one on her list of what Best Singer/Dancers?, answer: Five
+question: Who did Beyoncé say she is personally inspired by?, answer: US First Lady Michelle Obama | question: Who is Beyoncé personally inspired by?, answer: Lady Michelle Obama | question: Who said that Madonna inspired her to take control of her own career?, answer: Beyoncé | question: Who has Beyoncé described as "the definition of inspiration and a strong woman"?, answer: Oprah Winfrey | question: What country is Michelle Obama from?, answer: US | question: What did Beyoncé describe Oprah Winfrey as?, answer: inspiration | question: What did Beyoncé think Madonna developed?, answer: other artists | question: What did Beyoncé find lyrical and raw in Jean-Michel Basquiat's work?, answer: music | question: Who has Beyoncé expressed admiration for?, answer: Jean-Michel Basquiat | question: Who has Beyoncé expressed admiration for?, answer: the artist Jean-Michel Basquiat
+question: Beyoncé is the most nominated woman in what?, answer: Grammy Award history | question: What award did "Say My Name" and "Crazy in Love" win?, answer: Best R&B Song | question: Beyoncé has won how many awards?, answer: Grammy Award | question: What award did Beyoncé win for "Listen"?, answer: Best Song | question: Who is the most nominated woman in Grammy Award history with 52 nominations?, answer: Alison Krauss | question: Who is the second most honored female artist by the Grammys?, answer: Beyoncé | question: What award did Beyoncé win for her role in Dreamgirls?, answer: Best Original Song | question: What award did Beyoncé win for her role in Dreamgirls?, answer: Best Actress | question: Beyoncé is the second most honored female artist by what award?, answer: Grammy | question: Dangerously in Love, B'Day and I Am... Sasha Fierce have all won what award?, answer: Best Contemporary R&B Album
+question: Who did Beyoncé appear in a Gladiator-themed commercial with in 2004?, answer: Enrique Iglesias | question: Who did Beyoncé appear in a Gladiator-themed commercial with in 2004?, answer: Britney Spears | question: Who has worked with Pepsi since 2002?, answer: Beyoncé | question: What company has Beyoncé worked with since 2002?, answer: Pepsi | question: In 2004 Beyoncé appeared in a Gladiator-themed commercial with Britney Spears, Enrique Iglesias, and whom?, answer: Pink | question: In what commercial did Beyoncé appear with Britney Spears, Pink, and Enrique Iglesias?, answer: a Gladiator-themed commercial | question: What was Beyoncé's campaign the most talked about in April 2013?, answer: endorsement | question: What did CSPINET ask Beyoncé to donate the proceeds of the Pepsi endorsement to?, answer: a medical organisation | question: When was Beyoncé's campaign the most talked about endorsement?, answer: April
+question: What is the name of Beyoncé's second fragrance?, answer: True Star Gold | question: What is the name of the fragrance that Beyoncé worked with Tommy Hilfiger for?, answer: True Star | question: Who has worked with Tommy Hilfiger for the fragrances True Star and True Star Gold?, answer: Beyoncé | question: What was the name of Beyoncé's second fragrance?, answer: Heat Rush | question: Who has Beyoncé worked with for the fragrances True Star and True Star Gold?, answer: Tommy Hilfiger | question: What was the name of Beyoncé's first official fragrance?, answer: Heat | question: What was the name of Beyoncé's first fragrance?, answer: her first official fragrance | question: What was the name of Beyoncé's second fragrance?, answer: her second fragrance
+question: Who did Beyoncé first start a relationship with?, answer: Jay Z | question: Who is believed to have first started a relationship with Jay Z after a collaboration on Bonnie & Clyde?, answer: Beyoncé | question: Who did Beyoncé first start a relationship with?, answer: Jay | question: When did Beyoncé and Jay Z appear more relaxed?, answer: recent years | question: Where did Beyoncé and Jay Z unexpectedly become pregnant?, answer: Paris | question: What was the name of Beyoncé's first relationship with Jay Z?, answer: Clyde | question: Why did Beyoncé write music after her miscarriage?, answer: order | question: How many albums did Jay Z's The Blueprint 2: The Gift & The Curse have?, answer: seventh
+question: What is Beyoncé's major musical influence?, answer: Beyoncé names Michael Jackson | question: Who was Beyoncé's major musical influence?, answer: Michael Jackson | question: Who was Beyoncé's major musical influence?, answer: Janet Jackson | question: Who was Beyoncé's major musical influence?, answer: Jackson | question: Who said "if it wasn't for Michael Jackson, I would never ever have performed"?, answer: Beyoncé | question: Who is Beyoncé's other musical influence?, answer: Rachelle Ferrell | question: Who is Beyoncé's other musical influence?, answer: Lauryn Hill | question: Beyoncé's musical influences include Aaliyah, Prince, Lauryn Hill, Janet Jackson, Donna Summer, Mary J. Blige, Janet Jackson, and whom?, answer: Sade Adu | question: Who was Beyoncé's major musical influence?, answer: Mary J. Blige | question: Who was Beyoncé's major musical influence?, answer: Donna Summer
+question: Beyoncé participated in what telethon?, answer: Earthquake Relief telethon | question: Who was named the official face of the limited edition CFDA "Fashion For Haiti" T-shirt?, answer: Beyoncé | question: Beyoncé was named the official face of the limited edition CFDA "Fashion For Haiti" T-shirts in what country?, answer: Haiti | question: Who telethon did Beyoncé participate in?, answer: George Clooney | question: Who made the "Fashion For Haiti" T-shirt?, answer: CFDA | question: Who made the CFDA "Fashion For Haiti" T-shirt?, answer: Theory | question: What was the name of the CFDA T-shirt?, answer: Fashion For Haiti | question: What did Beyoncé and her mother open in 2010?, answer: the Beyoncé Cosmetology Center | question: What was the title of the telethon Beyoncé participated in?, answer: A Global Benefit
+question: Who featured on Beyoncé's first solo recording?, answer: Jay Z | question: Whose first solo recording was a feature on Jay Z's "'03 Bonnie & Clyde"?, answer: Beyoncé | question: What was Beyoncé's first solo recording?, answer: first | question: Where did Beyoncé's first solo recording peak on the US Billboard Hot 100?, answer: number | question: What award did Dangerously in Love win at the 46th Annual Grammy Awards?, answer: Best R&B Song | question: What award did Beyoncé win for "The Closer I Get to You" with Luther Vandross?, answer: Best R&B Performance | question: What award did Dangerously in Love win at the 46th Annual Grammy Awards?, answer: Best Contemporary R&B Album | question: What award did Beyoncé win for "Dangerously in Love 2"?, answer: Best Female R&B Vocal Performance
+question: Who criticized H&M for their proposed retouching of promotional images of her?, answer: Beyoncé | question: Emmett Price said white celebrities who dress similarly do not attract what?, answer: many comments | question: What has Beyoncé's lighter skin color and costuming drawn from some in the African-American community?, answer: criticism | question: Who does Emmett Price think does not attract as many comments as white celebrities?, answer: white celebrities | question: What has drawn criticism from some in the African-American community?, answer: costuming | question: Beyoncé criticized H&M for retouching what of her?, answer: promotional images | question: Beyoncé's skin color and costuming has drawn criticism from whom?, answer: African | question: Where was L'Oréal accused of whitening her skin in 2008?, answer: their Feria hair color advertisements | question: Who did Beyoncé criticize in 2013 for retouching promotional images of her?, answer: H&M
+question: What did Beyoncé record for Irreemplazable?, answer: several Spanish songs | question: What does Beyoncé incorporate pop, soul, and funk into?, answer: songs | question: Beyoncé almost exclusively releases what type of songs?, answer: English songs | question: What was Beyoncé's music compared to?, answer: previous releases | question: Who was coached by Rudy Perez to record Spanish songs for Irreemplazable?, answer: Beyoncé | question: Beyoncé used soul and hip hop more than what other type of music?, answer: release | question: Along with hip hop and R&B, what type of music does Beyoncé use in her songs?, answer: soul | question: Beyoncé's music is generally what type of music?, answer: R&B | question: What genre of music did Beyoncé use more of than previous releases?, answer: hip hop
+question: Who released B'Day?, answer: Beyoncé | question: How many consecutive number-one albums did Beyoncé have?, answer: second | question: What was Beyoncé's second consecutive number one album in the United States?, answer: number | question: When was Beyoncé's second solo album released?, answer: September | question: Where was Beyoncé's second consecutive number-one album released?, answer: US | question: In what country did "Irreplaceable" reach the top five on the Billboard Hot 100?, answer: the United States | question: What was the name of Beyoncé's lead single from B'Day?, answer: Déjà Vu
+question: Who is identified as the centerpiece of Destiny's Child?, answer: Beyoncé | question: Jody Rosen describes Beyoncé's voice as one of the most compelling instruments in what?, answer: popular music | question: Beyoncé's voice is "velvety yet tart, with an insistent flutter and reserves of what?, answer: soul belting | question: What era influenced Beyoncé's vocal style?, answer: hip hop | question: Beyoncé's voice is "versatile" with an insistent flutter and reserves of what?, answer: rock belting | question: What type of music is Beyoncé capable of exploring?, answer: power ballads | question: What type of flourishes does Beyoncé have?, answer: operatic flourishes
+question: Beyoncé's work has influenced which other artist?, answer: Ariana Grande | question: Beyoncé's work has influenced which artist?, answer: Lady Gaga | question: Who was a notable artist influenced by Beyoncé's work?, answer: Bridgit Mendler | question: Who has Beyoncé's work influenced?, answer: numerous artists | question: Whose work has influenced many artists?, answer: Beyoncé | question: Which artist has Beyoncé influenced?, answer: Kelly Rowland | question: Who was a notable artist that Beyoncé influenced?, answer: Sam Smith | question: Who was a notable artist that Beyoncé influenced?, answer: Meghan Trainor | question: Which artist influenced Beyoncé's work?, answer: Nicole Scherzinger | question: Who was influenced by Beyoncé's work?, answer: Azealia Banks
+question: Why is it important not to over design illumination?, answer: adverse health effects | question: What is one of the health effects of higher lighting levels?, answer: increased blood pressure | question: What is an example of a health issue that can be induced by higher lighting levels?, answer: headache frequency | question: What is an example of a health issue that can be induced by higher lighting levels?, answer: stress | question: What causes headache frequency, stress, and increased blood pressure?, answer: the higher lighting levels | question: What is another factor that must be considered when designing lighting?, answer: the energy factors | question: What can glare or excess light decrease?, answer: worker efficiency | question: What is it important not to over design illumination?, answer: -design | question: What can decrease worker efficiency?, answer: excess light | question: What can decrease worker efficiency?, answer: glare
+question: Biological anthropologists are interested in both human variation and the possibility of what?, answer: human universals | question: What can be gathered and published as articles or monographs?, answer: human measurements | question: Who is interested in both human variation and the possibility of human universals?, answer: Biological anthropologists | question: Who is interested in both human variation and the possibility of human universals?, answer: anthropologists | question: What are biological anthropologists interested in?, answer: both human variation | question: What can be gathered and published as articles or monographs?, answer: genetic samples | question: What are universals?, answer: behaviors | question: What are universals?, answer: ideas | question: What are universals?, answer: concepts | question: What can be gathered and published as articles or monographs?, answer: nutritional data
+question: Bodhi is a term applied to the experience of Awakening of what?, answer: arahants | question: What is the term applied to the experience of Awakening of arahants?, answer: Bodhi | question: Bodhi is a term applied to the experience of Awakening of arahants?, answer: devanagari | question: What does Bodhi mean?, answer: Awakening | question: Bodhi is a term applied to the experience of Awakening of arahants in what language?, answer: Sanskrit | question: What is the Sanskrit word for Bodhi?, answer: Pāli | question: What was bodhi synonymous with in Early Buddhism?, answer: nirvana | question: What is moha?, answer: delusion | question: What is raga?, answer: greed | question: What does dosa mean?, answer: hate
+question: Bodhi and nirvana carry the same meaning, that of being freed from craving, hate, and what?, answer: delusion | question: What is the extinction of hatred and greed with some residue of delusion called?, answer: anagami | question: Bodhi and nirvana mean being freed from craving, delusion, and what?, answer: hate | question: What is the meaning of being freed from craving, hate, and delusion?, answer: Bodhi | question: Bodhi and nirvana mean being freed from what?, answer: craving | question: What is another name for bodhi?, answer: nirvana | question: What do bodhi and nirvana have in common?, answer: the same meaning | question: What is anagami?, answer: only hatred | question: What is anagami?, answer: greed | question: What is the term for being freed from craving, hate, and delusion?, answer: bodhi
+question: Bodhisattva refers to one who is on the path to what?, answer: buddhahood | question: Who is on the path to buddhahood?, answer: Bodhisattva | question: How has Theravada Buddhism viewed the bodhisattva path?, answer: well.[web | question: What is a bodhisattva motivated by?, answer: great compassion | question: Theravada Buddhism has traditionally acknowledged and respected what?, answer: the bodhisattva path | question: What is bodhicitta?, answer: Buddhahood | question: What is a spontaneous wish to attain Buddhahood for the benefit of all sentient beings?, answer: bodhicitta | question: Bodhisattva refers to one who is on what path to buddhahood?, answer: the path | question: For whom is bodhicitta a wish to attain Buddhahood?, answer: all sentient beings | question: What is bodhicitta?, answer: a spontaneous wish
+question: Who arrests Blofeld?, answer: M | question: Who is the leader of the group that Bond and Swann meet in London?, answer: Bill Tanner | question: Who does Bond leave the bridge with?, answer: Swann | question: Who do Bond and Swann want to stop going online?, answer: Nine Eyes | question: Who shoots down Blofeld's helicopter?, answer: Bond | question: What happens to Blofeld's helicopter?, answer: Bond shoots | question: Who prevents the Nine Eyes from going online?, answer: Q | question: Who arrests Blofeld?, answer: M. Bond | question: Where do Bond and Swann return to?, answer: London | question: What is the name of the person that Bond and Swann meet in London?, answer: Moneypenny
+question: Whose funeral does Bond attend?, answer: Sciarra | question: What is the name of the criminal organization that Sciarra's husband was a member of?, answer: Spectre | question: Who disobeys M's order?, answer: Bond | question: Who is the leader of Spectre?, answer: Franz Oberhauser | question: Where does Bond travel to to attend Sciarra's funeral?, answer: Rome | question: Who is the leader of Spectre?, answer: Oberhauser | question: Who tells Bond about Spectre?, answer: Lucia | question: What does Bond infiltrate?, answer: a Spectre meeting
+question: What is White dying of?, answer: thallium poisoning | question: Le Chiffre, Dominic Greene and Raoul Silva are identified as what?, answer: Spectre agents | question: Who travels to Austria to find White?, answer: Bond | question: What is the name of Bond's daughter?, answer: Dr. Madeline Swann | question: What is the name of Bond's daughter?, answer: Madeline Swann | question: Who is dying of thallium poisoning?, answer: White | question: What is the name of Bond's daughter who he tells to take him to L'Américain?, answer: Spectre | question: Where does Bond travel to to find White?, answer: Austria | question: Who is abducted by Hinx?, answer: Swann
+question: Who recommended Harper Lee to be a literary agent?, answer: Truman Capote | question: What did Harper Lee become with Truman Capote?, answer: close friends | question: Who grew up in Monroeville, Alabama?, answer: Harper Lee | question: Who recommended Harper Lee to be a literary agent?, answer: Capote | question: What state did Harper Lee grow up in?, answer: Alabama | question: Where did Harper Lee grow up?, answer: Monroeville | question: Who was Harper Capote's close friend?, answer: Lee | question: What was Harper Lee's relationship with Truman Capote?, answer: friends | question: What type of town did Harper Lee grow up in?, answer: Southern | question: What type of magazines did Harper Lee write for?, answer: campus literary magazines
+question: Who co-wrote the song "No Boundaries"?, answer: DioGuardi | question: Who wrote the song "No Boundaries"?, answer: Allen | question: What did none of the winners of No Boundaries achieve in the U.S.?, answer: platinum album status | question: What did the winner of No Boundaries fail to achieve?, answer: gold album status | question: Who wrote the song "No Boundaries"?, answer: Lambert | question: What was "No Boundaries"?, answer: the coronation song | question: How many albums did the winner of "No Boundaries" achieve platinum status in the U.S.?, answer: none | question: In what country did none of the winners achieve platinum album status?, answer: U.S.[citation | question: Who released the coronation song "No Boundaries"?, answer: Both Allen | question: What was the name of the coronation song released by Allen and Lambert?, answer: No Boundaries
+question: Aiken out-performed Studdard's coronation song in what?, answer: their subsequent album releases | question: What did Aiken out-perform Studdard's coronation song?, answer: his single release | question: Who sang the song "Flying Without Wings"?, answer: Studdard | question: What did Aiken and Gracin find after the show?, answer: success | question: Who out-performed Studdard's coronation song?, answer: Aiken | question: What song did Aiken out-perform Studdard's coronation song?, answer: Wings | question: After what event did Aiken and Studdard find success?, answer: the show | question: What song did Aiken out-perform Studdard's coronation song?, answer: Flying Without Wings | question: What was the name of the show that Aiken out-performed Studdard's coronation song?, answer: the Night
+question: What part of China did the Shanghai Stock Exchange and Shenzhen Stock Exchange suspend trading of companies based in?, answer: southwestern China | question: What country did the Shenzhen Stock Exchange suspend trading of companies based in?, answer: China | question: What dropped over speculation that demand from China would fall?, answer: oil prices | question: Which exchange suspended trading of companies based in southwestern China?, answer: the Shenzhen Stock Exchange | question: Which exchange suspended trading of companies based in southwestern China?, answer: the Shanghai Stock Exchange | question: Why did copper rise?, answer: speculations | question: What did the Shanghai Stock Exchange and Shenzhen Stock Exchange suspend?, answer: trading | question: What did the Shanghai Stock Exchange and Shenzhen Stock Exchange suspend trading of?, answer: companies | question: Oil prices dropped due to speculation that what would fall from China?, answer: demand | question: Who suspended trading of companies based in southwestern China?, answer: Both the Shanghai Stock Exchange
+question: Why are weather predictions difficult in the Azorean archipelagos?, answer: rough topography | question: What is the average temperature of the Azorean archipelagos?, answer: annual average temperatures | question: What archipelago has a narrower temperature range than Madeira?, answer: Azores | question: What are variations between in the Azorean archipelagos?, answer: islands | question: Which Azorean archipelago has a narrower temperature range?, answer: Madeira | question: What is difficult due to the rough topography of the Azorean archipelagos?, answer: weather predictions | question: What do some islands in the Azores have in the summer?, answer: drier months | question: What causes weather predictions to be difficult?, answer: variations | question: What do the Madeira and Azorean archipelagos have?, answer: a narrower temperature range | question: How often do the average temperatures in the Azorean archipelagos exceed 20 °C?, answer: annual
+question: What is the List of?, answer: sequenced eukaryotic genomes | question: What two things vary widely from one species to another?, answer: base pairs | question: The highest known number of what is around 60,000?, answer: genes | question: The protozoan causing trichomoniasis has almost three times as many genes as what?, answer: the human genome | question: What is the protozoan causing?, answer: trichomoniasis | question: What is the name of the list of sequenced eukaryotic genomes?, answer: List | question: How many base pairs are there in a species?, answer: the number | question: What is the observation that there is only a rough correlation between the number of base pairs and the number of genes known as?, answer: the C-value paradox | question: What is the number of genes for the protozoan causing trichomoniasis?, answer: the highest known number | question: How many base pairs and genes vary widely from one species to another?, answer: Both the number
+question: What is the busiest airport in Montana?, answer: Bozeman Yellowstone International Airport | question: What is the name of the other major airport in Montana?, answer: Missoula International Airport | question: What is the busiest airport in Montana?, answer: Billings Logan International Airport | question: What is the name of the major airport in Montana?, answer: Glacier Park International Airport | question: What is the name of Montana's other major airport?, answer: Great Falls International Airport | question: What is the busiest airport in Montana?, answer: Yellowstone Airport | question: What is the name of the regional airport in Montana?, answer: Helena Regional Airport | question: What is the name of the major airport in Montana?, answer: Bert Mooney Airport | question: What are designated for commercial service under the Essential Air Service program?, answer: airports | question: Bozeman Yellowstone International Airport is the busiest airport in what state?, answer: Montana
+question: What was Anna Richardson's profession?, answer: British television personality | question: Who settled a libel lawsuit in 2006?, answer: Anna Richardson | question: Which publicist did Richardson claim libeled her in a Los Angeles Times article?, answer: Sheryl Main | question: What newspaper did Richardson write about the libel lawsuit?, answer: Los Angeles Times | question: Who was Schwarzenegger's top aide?, answer: Sean Walsh | question: Who did Anna Richardson settle a libel lawsuit against?, answer: Schwarzenegger | question: Who did Richardson claim libeled her in a Los Angeles Times article?, answer: Main | question: What nationality is Anna Richardson?, answer: British | question: Who claimed they tried to tarnish her reputation by dismissing her allegations that Schwarzenegger touched her breast during a press event for The 6th Day in London?, answer: Richardson | question: When was the libel lawsuit settled?, answer: August
+question: Who discovered the speech center of the human brain?, answer: Broca | question: What did Broca want to localize the difference between man and other animals?, answer: speech | question: What is Broca's area called today?, answer: today | question: What was the title of Theodor Waitz's work?, answer: Die Anthropologie der Naturvölker | question: What was Broca's main interest?, answer: Biological anthropology | question: What part of the human brain did Broca discover?, answer: the speech center | question: Who wrote Die Anthropologie der Naturvölker?, answer: Theodor Waitz | question: What was the title of Theodor Waitz's work?, answer: Die Anthropologie | question: What was the name of Theodor Waitz's work?, answer: Naturvölker
+question: What is the Sutta Pitaka a part of?, answer: early Buddhist soteriology | question: Who noted that there is no coherent presentation of karma in the Sutta Pitaka?, answer: Bruce Matthews | question: Schmithausen has questioned whether karma played a role in the theory of rebirth of what?, answer: earliest Buddhism.[page needed][note | question: What concept did Bronkhorst disagree with?, answer: karma | question: What religion was the Sutta Pitaka a part of?, answer: Buddhist | question: What theory did Bronkhorst disagree with?, answer: rebirth | question: What does Bruce Matthews note about karma in the Sutta Pitaka?, answer: no cohesive presentation | question: Schmithausen questioned whether karma played a role in the theory of rebirth of what?, answer: Buddhism.[page | question: Where is there no coherent presentation of karma?, answer: the Sutta Pitaka | question: What was karma incidental to in early Buddhist soteriology?, answer: the main perspective
+question: What is the Sanskrit word for Buddhism?, answer: धर्म dharma | question: What does Pali mean?, answer: धम्म dhamma | question: Whose teachings are largely based on?, answer: Gautama Buddha | question: Whose teachings are largely based on?, answer: Buddha | question: What does Buddhism encompass?, answer: spiritual practices | question: What is a nontheistic religion?, answer: Buddhism | question: What is the language of Buddhism?, answer: Sanskrit | question: What is another term for Buddhism?, answer: philosophy | question: What is another name for dhamma?, answer: Pali | question: What is the Pali word for dhamma?, answer: धम्म
+question: What religion is practiced by an estimated 488 million people?, answer: Buddhism | question: What percentage of the world's population is Buddhist?, answer: 7% to 8% | question: How many people practice Buddhism?, answer: an estimated | question: How many people practice Buddhism?, answer: an estimated 488 million,[web 1] 495 million, or 535 million people | question: How many people practice Buddhism?, answer: 495 million | question: How many people practice Buddhism in the 2010s?, answer: 535 million | question: In what year did Buddhism begin to be practiced by 535 million people?, answer: the 2010s
+question: What Buddhism spread from Sri Lanka to the coastal lands of Southeast Asia?, answer: Theravāda Buddhism | question: What may have spread only slowly in India until the time of the Mauryan emperor Ashoka?, answer: Buddhism | question: What island did Theravada Buddhism spread to?, answer: Sri Lanka | question: Theravda Buddhism spread from Sri Lanka to what coastal lands?, answer: Southeast Asia | question: Along with Afghanistan, Afghanistan and Sri Lanka, where did Buddhism begin to spread?, answer: Central Asia | question: In what country did Buddhism begin to spread slowly?, answer: India | question: What did Ashoka's support lead to the spread of Buddhism into?, answer: neighboring lands | question: Who was the Mauryan emperor?, answer: Ashoka | question: Who was Ashoka's emperor?, answer: Mauryan | question: Who was a public supporter of Buddhism in India?, answer: the Mauryan emperor Ashoka
+question: Buddhism's moral and spiritual parallels with other systems of thought have been subjects of what?, answer: close study | question: Buddhism provides many opportunities for what with a diverse range of subjects?, answer: comparative study | question: Buddhism provides many opportunities for comparative study with a diverse range of what?, answer: subjects | question: What provides many opportunities for comparative study with a diverse range of subjects?, answer: Buddhism | question: What does Buddhism provide for comparative study with a diverse range of subjects?, answer: many opportunities | question: Buddhism provides many opportunities for comparative study with what kind of subjects?, answer: a diverse range | question: Buddhism's emphasis on the Middle Way has allowed it to peacefully coexist with what?, answer: various differing beliefs | question: Buddhism's moral and spiritual parallels have been subjects of close study with what?, answer: various tenets | question: Buddhism's emphasis on the Middle Way provides a unique guideline for what?, answer: ethics
+question: What is not an end in Buddhism?, answer: Meditative states | question: What type of state is included in Buddhism?, answer: meditative absorption | question: What is a liberating cognition based on?, answer: mindful awareness | question: What type of meditative absorption does Buddhism typically incorporate?, answer: states | question: What must meditative absorption be combined with?, answer: liberating cognition | question: Which religion incorporates states of meditative absorption?, answer: Buddhism | question: Whose sermons are the most ancient sustained expression of yogic ideas?, answer: Buddha | question: What is another name for dhyna?, answer: Skt | question: Where is the difference between the Buddha's teaching and the yoga presented?, answer: early Brahminic texts | question: What was one key innovative teaching of the Buddha?, answer: that meditative absorption
+question: What is fundamentally concerned with two themes: transforming the mind and using it to explore itself and other phenomena?, answer: Buddhist meditation | question: What type of meditation did the Buddha teach?, answer: vipassanā meditation | question: What is fundamentally concerned with two themes?, answer: meditation | question: What type of meditation did the Buddha teach?, answer: samatha meditation | question: According to Routledge's Encyclopedia of Buddhism, what has been unusual throughout most of Buddhist history before modern times?, answer: serious meditation | question: What is the main theme of Buddhist meditation?, answer: other phenomena | question: According to Routledge's Encyclopedia of Buddhism, in what period has serious meditation been unusual?, answer: Buddhist history | question: What type of meditation is concerned with transforming the mind and using it to explore itself and other phenomena?, answer: Buddhist | question: What language is samatha meditation in?, answer: Sanskrit | question: According to Peter Harvey, who has practiced meditation when Buddhism has been healthy?, answer: lay people
+question: Who has produced a number of intellectual theories, philosophies and world view concepts?, answer: Buddhist scholars | question: Abhidharma is an example of what?, answer: world view concepts | question: What type of scholars have produced a number of intellectual theories, philosophies and world view concepts?, answer: Buddhist | question: What type of theories have been produced by Buddhist scholars?, answer: philosophies | question: Buddhist scholars have produced a number of what?, answer: intellectual theories | question: What do some schools of Buddhism consider doctrinal study to be?, answer: essential practice | question: Abhidharma, Buddhist philosophy and reality in what religion are examples of world view concepts?, answer: Buddhism | question: What do some schools of Buddhism discourage?, answer: doctrinal study | question: What is an example of Abhidharma?, answer: example | question: What is an example of a world view concept in Buddhism?, answer: Abhidharma
+question: Which schools vary on the exact nature of the path to liberation?, answer: Buddhist schools | question: The Three Jewels are the foundations of what?, answer: Buddhist tradition | question: What type of person is a Buddhist?, answer: non-Buddhist | question: What type of schools vary on the exact nature of the path to liberation?, answer: Buddhist | question: What type of practices are practiced by Buddhists?, answer: devotional practices | question: What does the Three Jewels stand for?, answer: practice | question: What do Buddhist schools vary on the importance and canonicity of?, answer: various teachings | question: What are Ten Meritorious Deeds?, answer: Other practices | question: Mahabrahma is an example of what type of deity?, answer: mundane deities | question: What do Buddhist schools vary on the importance and canonicity of?, answer: scriptures
+question: What language are some Buddhist scriptures written in?, answer: Buddhist Hybrid Sanskrit | question: What language are some Buddhist scriptures written in?, answer: Hybrid Sanskrit | question: In what language are some Buddhist scriptures still written?, answer: Sanskrit | question: Buddhist scriptures and what else exist in great variety?, answer: other texts | question: What are mainly written in Pli, Tibetan, Mongolian, and Chinese?, answer: Buddhist scriptures | question: How many texts are there in Buddhism?, answer: great variety | question: What do some schools venerate as religious objects?, answer: certain texts | question: What type of scriptures are mainly written in Pli, Tibetan, Mongolian, and Chinese?, answer: Buddhist | question: Which schools take a more scholastic approach to Buddhist scriptures?, answer: others | question: What language are most Buddhist scriptures written in?, answer: Chinese
+question: Who was the first to achieve enlightenment in the Buddha era?, answer: Gautama Buddha | question: What do Buddhists believe has started and ended throughout the course of human existence?, answer: many Buddha eras | question: Who was the first to achieve enlightenment in the Buddha era?, answer: Buddha | question: Who did the Gautama Buddha teach directly or indirectly to?, answer: Buddhas | question: What is the stretch of history during which people remember and practice the teachings of the earliest known Buddha?, answer: A Buddha era | question: What will end when all the knowledge, evidence and teachings of Gautama Buddha have vanished?, answer: This Buddha era | question: What is the stretch of history during which people remember and practice the teachings of the earliest known Buddha?, answer: this Buddha era | question: Who taught directly or indirectly to all other Buddhas in the Buddha era?, answer: The Gautama Buddha | question: The Gautama Buddha taught directly or indirectly to all other Buddhas in what era?, answer: types | question: Who believe Gautama Buddha was the first to achieve enlightenment?, answer: Buddhists
+question: How many Buddhas are there in the Mahayana tradition?, answer: many thousands Buddha names | question: Siddhartha Gautama is not considered to be the only what?, answer: Buddha | question: What is the number of Buddha names in the Mahayana tradition?, answer: Taishō Shinshū Daizōkyō numbers | question: Who do Buddhists not consider to be the only Buddha?, answer: Siddhartha Gautama | question: What does the Pali Canon refer to?, answer: many previous ones | question: What does the Mahayana tradition have?, answer: many Buddhas | question: What is the name of the number 439-448)?, answer: Taishō Shinshū Daizōkyō | question: Who do not consider Siddhartha Gautama to be the only Buddha?, answer: Buddhists | question: What refers to many previous Buddhas?, answer: Pali Canon | question: What do Buddhists not consider Siddhartha Gautama to be?, answer: the only Buddha
+question: What did building first evolve out of the dynamics between needs and means?, answer: available building materials | question: What is the name given to the most highly formalized and respected versions of a craft?, answer: Building | question: What is the name given to the most highly formalized and respected versions of building?, answer: building | question: What did building first evolve out of the dynamics of needs and means?, answer: attendant skills | question: What is an example of a need for building?, answer: worship | question: What was one of the first needs of building?, answer: security | question: What did building first evolve from?, answer: needs | question: What was the first need for building?, answer: shelter | question: What type of traditions began to formalize building?, answer: oral traditions | question: Along with oral traditions, what did building become a craft?, answer: practices
+question: What street in Plymouth was known as the servicemen's playground?, answer: Union Street | question: Union Street was at the heart of what city's historical culture?, answer: Plymouth | question: At what time of the day does Union Street have a reputation for trouble?, answer: closing hours | question: What did Royal Navy sailors seek on Union Street?, answer: entertainment | question: What does Union Street have a reputation for at closing hours?, answer: trouble | question: Who performed at the New Palace Theatre in the 1930s?, answer: Charlie Chaplin | question: When does Union Street have a reputation for trouble?, answer: at closing hours | question: Who did the Royal Navy send to Union Street?, answer: sailors
+question: Who said Kanye West was "one of the most disgusting moments" of his presidency?, answer: Bush | question: Who did West say he didn't have the grounds to call him a racist?, answer: George Bush | question: Who interviewed Kanye West in 2010?, answer: Matt Lauer | question: Who did Kanye West say he didn't have the grounds to call him a racist?, answer: Lauer | question: Who expressed regret for his criticism of Bush in a taped interview with Matt Lauer?, answer: West | question: Who did Bush say he did not hate?, answer: Kanye West | question: What did Kanye West say he didn't have the grounds to call him a racist?, answer: frustration | question: What show did Matt Lauer appear on in 2010?, answer: Today | question: How did George Bush react to the apology from Kanye West?, answer: a live interview | question: What did Kanye West express in a taped interview with Matt Lauer?, answer: regret
+question: What did Sebastio de Melo create to regulate every commercial activity?, answer: several companies | question: What was the first attempt to control in Europe?, answer: wine quality | question: What did Melo create to regulate every commercial activity?, answer: guilds | question: What did Sebastio de Melo regulate?, answer: every commercial activity | question: What was the first attempt to control wine quality in Europe?, answer: production | question: In what country did Melo try to control wine quality and production?, answer: Europe | question: What was the first attempt to control wine quality in Europe?, answer: first | question: Sebastio de Melo imposed strict law upon all classes of what?, answer: Portuguese society
+question: What country did Boas' anthropologist contemporaries fight against?, answer: Imperial Japan | question: What was the Axis?, answer: Nazi Germany | question: What was another name for the "Axis"?, answer: Fascist Italy | question: Who was dismissed for communist sympathies?, answer: several anthropologists | question: Why were anthropologists dismissed from their jobs during the Cold War?, answer: communist sympathies | question: Whose anthropologist contemporaries were active in the allied war effort against the "Axis"?, answer: Boas | question: What was the Axis?, answer: Nazi | question: What country was the "Axis" a part of?, answer: Germany | question: Along with the Office of Strategic Services, what office did Boas work in?, answer: War Information
+question: Whose emphasis on an educational system includes the teaching of values rather than simply bare facts?, answer: Whitehead | question: What is Claremont the most concentrated hub of?, answer: Whiteheadian activity | question: What country has begun to blend traditions of Taoism, Buddhism, and Confucianism with Whitehead's "constructive post-modern" philosophy?, answer: China | question: John Cobb and David Ray Griffin have attributed China's interest in what philosophy?, answer: process philosophy | question: What is the most concentrated hub of Whitehead's activity?, answer: Claremont | question: What is Claremont the most concentrated hub of?, answer: Whiteheadian | question: What type of philosopher is John Cobb?, answer: process philosophers
+question: What did Sandwell and Dudley change all of its state secondary schools to in the 1970s?, answer: comprehensive schools | question: What type of schools were either closed or changed to comprehensive status by the mid-1970s?, answer: grammar schools | question: What was built to accommodate a growing school population?, answer: new schools | question: What was amalgamated with grammar schools to form large neighbourhood comprehensives?, answer: many secondary modern schools | question: What schools were closed or changed to a comprehensive status?, answer: Many grammar schools | question: Many grammar schools were closed or changed to what status in the 1970s?, answer: comprehensive status | question: Who abandoned the 11-plus examinations in 1975?, answer: local authorities | question: What did Sandwell and Dudley change to in the 1970s?, answer: its state secondary schools | question: What were secondary modern schools and grammar schools amalgamated to form?, answer: large neighbourhood comprehensives | question: Why were a number of new schools built?, answer: a growing school population
+question: What ministry stated that 10.7 billion yuan had been donated by the Chinese public?, answer: Civil Affairs | question: What nationality is Yao Ming?, answer: Chinese | question: When did the Ministry of Civil Affairs announce that 10.7 billion yuan had been donated?, answer: May | question: Who donated 10.7 billion yuan to the Red Cross Society of China?, answer: the Chinese public | question: What has the Red Cross Society of China collected a total of $26 million in?, answer: donations | question: How much has the Red Cross Society of China donated?, answer: large amounts | question: Where is the Red Cross Society located?, answer: China | question: Who is one of China's most popular sports icons?, answer: Houston Rockets center Yao Ming | question: Who stated that 10.7 billion yuan had been donated by the Chinese public?, answer: the Ministry of Civil Affairs | question: Who is one of China's most popular sports icons?, answer: Yao Ming
+question: What industry provided 30 helicopters?, answer: civil aviation | question: Who ordered the deployment of 90 helicopters?, answer: Premier Wen Jiabao | question: Who ordered the deployment of 90 helicopters?, answer: Wen Jiabao | question: What type of operations were the aircraft deployed in?, answer: relief operations | question: In what month and year was the largest non-combat airlifting operation in People's Liberation Army history?, answer: May | question: Who provided the helicopters?, answer: PLAAF | question: Who provided 30 helicopters?, answer: the civil aviation industry | question: What was the total number of aircraft deployed in relief operations in People's Liberation Army history?, answer: the largest non-combat airlifting operation | question: How many aircraft were deployed in relief operations by the air force, army, and civil aviation?, answer: number | question: What was the largest non-combat airlifting operation in People's Liberation Army history?, answer: aircraft
+question: By September 2008, what had declined by over 20% from their mid-2006 peak?, answer: average U.S. housing prices | question: What caused borrowers with adjustable-rate mortgages to default?, answer: rising interest rates | question: What did lenders begin on nearly 1.3 million properties in 2007?, answer: foreclosure proceedings | question: By what month of 2008 had average U.S. housing prices declined by over 20%?, answer: September | question: By August 2008, 9.2% of all mortgages outstanding were either delinquent or in foreclosure in what country?, answer: U.S. | question: What type of proceedings did lenders begin on nearly 1.3 million properties in 2007?, answer: foreclosure | question: What declined by over 20% in 2008?, answer: prices | question: When did average U.S. housing prices peak?, answer: mid-2006 | question: What type of mortgages could not refinance to avoid the higher payments associated with rising interest rates?, answer: adjustable-rate mortgages | question: By August 2008, 9.2% of what were either delinquent or in foreclosure?, answer: all U.S. mortgages
+question: What must a religious community prove to register with the SCRA?, answer: local government approval prayer site location | question: Who must register with the State Committee on Religious Affairs?, answer: religious communities | question: Who must religious communities register with?, answer: local authorities | question: What does SCRA stand for?, answer: Religious Affairs | question: What must religious communities register by?, answer: law | question: Who is not allowed to gather publicly for prayer?, answer: Religious groups | question: What are people under the age of 18 barred from?, answer: public religious practice | question: What is the State Committee on Religious Affairs?, answer: SCRA | question: Religious groups that do not have a physical structure are not allowed to gather publicly for what?, answer: prayer | question: What can happen if a religious group does not register with the SCRA?, answer: large fines
+question: What did Portugal build in the 1990s?, answer: many new motorways | question: What did Portugal purchase in the 1970s?, answer: new automobiles | question: What was one of Portugal's priorities in the 1970s?, answer: increasing consumption | question: Portugal's economic growth and the purchase of new automobiles set the priority for improvements in what?, answer: transportation | question: Which country built many new motorways in the 1990s?, answer: Portugal | question: What was one of Portugal's priorities in the 1970s?, answer: purchase | question: What did Portugal set the priority for in transportation in the 1970s?, answer: improvements | question: Where does toll need to be paid?, answer: many highways | question: What city was connected to the first motorway in Portugal?, answer: Lisbon
+question: By the late 20th century, the majority of the world's countries had a prime minister or what?, answer: equivalent minister | question: By the late 20th century, the majority of the world's countries had a prime minister or equivalent minister holding what?, answer: office | question: When did the majority of the world's countries have a prime minister?, answer: the late 20th century | question: By the late 20th century, the majority of the world's countries had what?, answer: a prime minister | question: In the late 20th century, the majority of the world's countries had a prime minister or equivalent minister, holding office under a constitutional monarchy or what?, answer: a ceremonial president | question: What does the president exercise in the U.S. system?, answer: executive authority | question: What country has a presidential republic?, answer: Latin America | question: By the late 20th century, what percentage of the world's countries had a prime minister?, answer: the majority | question: What type of monarchy did the majority of the world's countries have in the late 20th century?, answer: either a constitutional monarchy
+question: Where did Buddhism continue to exist after the late Middle Ages?, answer: surrounding countries | question: Where are China and India starting to fund Buddhist shrines?, answer: various Asian countries | question: Where did Buddhism become virtually extinct by the late Middle Ages?, answer: India | question: By the late Middle Ages, what religion had become virtually extinct in India?, answer: Buddhism | question: China and India are competing for what in the region?, answer: influence | question: When did Buddhism become virtually extinct in India?, answer: the late Middle Ages | question: China and India are starting to fund what in various Asian countries?, answer: Buddhist shrines | question: China and India are starting to fund what type of shrines in various Asian countries?, answer: Buddhist | question: China and India are starting to fund Buddhist shrines in what countries?, answer: Asian | question: What is Buddhism now gaining worldwide?, answer: strength
+question: In what year did CDO issuance grow from $20 billion to $180 billion?, answer: Q1 | question: What grew from $20 billion in 2004 to $180 billion in 2007?, answer: CDO issuance | question: What did the level of subprime and other non-prime mortgage debt increase from 5% to 36% of?, answer: CDO assets | question: What type of issuance grew from $20 billion to $180 billion in Q1 2007?, answer: CDO | question: What is a portfolio of CDS called?, answer: synthetic CDO | question: What increased from 5% to 36% of CDO assets?, answer: subprime and other non-prime mortgage debt | question: What type of lending is synthetic CDO?, answer: subprime lending | question: In what year did CDO issuance grow from $20 billion to $180 billion?, answer: Q1 2004 | question: What did a CDS insure?, answer: a CDO | question: If a seller bought a CDS to insure a CDO, what risk did they face?, answer: the CDO
+question: Who was the runner-up to Caleb Johnson?, answer: Jena Irene | question: Who was the winner of the season?, answer: Caleb Johnson | question: Who released "We Are One"?, answer: Irene | question: Who was the winner of the season?, answer: Johnson | question: Who was Jena Irene?, answer: the runner-up | question: What was Caleb Johnson named of the season?, answer: the winner | question: Caleb Johnson was named the winner of what season?, answer: the season | question: What was the title of the single "As Long as You Love Me"?, answer: his coronation | question: What was the name of Caleb Johnson's coronation single?, answer: As Long as You Love Me | question: What was the name of Caleb Johnson's coronation single?, answer: Me
+question: Who signed the Donda West Law?, answer: California governor Arnold Schwarzenegger | question: What does the Donda West Law make it mandatory for patients to provide medical clearance for?, answer: elective cosmetic surgery | question: Who signed the Donda West Law?, answer: Arnold Schwarzenegger | question: What does the Donda West Law make it mandatory for patients to provide for elective cosmetic surgery?, answer: medical clearance | question: What state signed the Donda West Law?, answer: California | question: What is the "Donda West Law"?, answer: legislation | question: Who does the Donda West Law make it mandatory for to provide medical clearance for elective cosmetic surgery?, answer: patients | question: What law makes it mandatory for patients to provide medical clearance for elective cosmetic surgery?, answer: the "Donda West Law | question: What does the Donda West Law make mandatory for patients to provide medical clearance for elective cosmetic surgery?, answer: it | question: What does the Donda West Law make it mandatory for patients to provide medical clearance for elective cosmetic surgery?, answer: which
+question: What country's Armed forces operate out of 27 Canadian Forces bases?, answer: Canada | question: What is the nationality of Canada's Armed Forces bases?, answer: Canadian | question: What is the name of the Canadian Forces base in Canada?, answer: NDHQ | question: How many Canadian Forces bases are there?, answer: 27 Canadian Forces bases | question: What does CFB stand for?, answer: bases | question: Where do officers and non-commissioned members of the Canadian Armed Forces receive basic training?, answer: the Canadian Forces Leadership | question: What do officers enter with a degree from a civilian university?, answer: the Canadian Armed Forces | question: What is the name of the school in Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu?, answer: Recruit School | question: What are the Canadian Forces bases called?, answer: CFB
+question: What is the term for the method of appointment in Canada's constitution?, answer: convention | question: What country's constitution was a'mixed' or hybrid constitution?, answer: Canada | question: What did Canada's constitution originally not make any reference to a prime minister?, answer: reference | question: What type of appointment was dictated by a convention in Canada's constitution?, answer: method | question: What was the method of a Prime Minister in Canada's constitution?, answer: appointment | question: Whose conferences is the Prime Minister of Canada only mentioned in Canada's constitution?, answer: federal and provincial first ministers | question: What is a hybrid constitution?, answer: a constitution | question: What was Canada's constitution originally not referenced to?, answer: a prime minister | question: What did Canada's constitution originally not refer to a prime minister?, answer: his specific duties
+question: What is based on the Canada First Defence Strategy?, answer: Canadian defence policy | question: What country's defence policy is based on the Canada First Defence Strategy?, answer: Canadian | question: The Canadian military is oriented and being equipped to carry out six core missions within what country?, answer: Canada | question: In what country is the Canadian Armed Forces tasked with carrying out six core missions?, answer: North America | question: What is Canadian defence policy today based on?, answer: the Canada First Defence Strategy | question: When is Canadian defence policy based on the Canada First Defence Strategy?, answer: today | question: Who is oriented and being equipped to carry out six core missions within Canada, in North America and globally?, answer: the Canadian military | question: How many core missions is the Canadian military equipped to carry out?, answer: six core missions | question: What is the Canada First Defence Strategy based on?, answer: that strategy | question: Who is tasked with having the capacity to carry out six core missions?, answer: the Canadian Armed Forces
+question: Who are among the most senior prelates of the Catholic Church?, answer: Cardinal bishops | question: What does the term "cardinal bishop" only refer to the cardinals who are of one of the "suburbicarian" sees?, answer: titular bishops | question: What does the term "cardinal bishop" refer to?, answer: cardinals | question: What are the most senior prelates of the Catholic Church?, answer: bishops | question: Who are also bishops in modern times?, answer: most cardinals | question: What term only refers to cardinals who are titular bishops of one of the "suburbicarian" sees?, answer: "cardinal bishop | question: What type of sees are cardinals in?, answer: suburbicarian | question: Cardinal bishops are among the most senior prelates of what?, answer: the Catholic Church | question: Who are titular bishops of one of the "suburbicarian" sees?, answer: the cardinals | question: Cardinal bishops are cardinals of what order?, answer: the episcopal order
+question: What derive from the seven deacons in the Papal Household?, answer: Cardinal deacons | question: What was the government of in the early Middle Ages?, answer: Rome | question: What was the government of Rome in the early Middle Ages?, answer: church administration | question: What was the government of Rome in the early Middle Ages?, answer: Church | question: What are Cardinal deacons given to one of the deaconries?, answer: title | question: During what time period did the Church's work in the districts of Rome take place?, answer: the early Middle Ages | question: What did church administration provide in the early Middle Ages?, answer: all social services | question: Where did the seven deacons originate from?, answer: the Papal Household | question: Who supervised the Church's works in the districts of Rome during the early Middle Ages?, answer: the seven deacons
+question: What are the most numerous of the three orders of cardinals in the Catholic Church?, answer: Cardinal priests | question: Who are bishops of important dioceses throughout the world?, answer: cardinal priests | question: What positions do some cardinal priests hold?, answer: Curial positions | question: Cardinal priests are the most numerous of the three orders of what in the Catholic Church?, answer: cardinals | question: What are the cardinals of important dioceses?, answer: bishops | question: What are cardinal priests generally bishops of?, answer: important dioceses | question: Who is below the cardinal deacons?, answer: the cardinal bishops | question: Cardinal priests rank above what other order of cardinals in the Catholic Church?, answer: the cardinal deacons | question: What position do some cardinal priests hold?, answer: Curial | question: Cardinal priests are the most numerous of the three orders of cardinals in what church?, answer: the Catholic Church
+question: Cardinals elevated to the diaconal order are mainly officials of what?, answer: Roman Curia | question: Cardinals elevated to the diaconal order are mainly officials of the Roman Curia holding what?, answer: various posts | question: Who are mainly officials of the Roman Curia holding various posts in the church administration?, answer: Cardinals | question: When did the cardinals become more internationally diverse?, answer: later years | question: Cardinals elevated to the diaconal order are mainly what?, answer: officials | question: Under the 1587 decree of Pope Sixtus V, how many cardinal deacons were there?, answer: 14 cardinal deacons | question: Cardinals elevated to the diaconal order are mainly officials of the Roman Curia holding various posts in what?, answer: the church administration | question: Cardinals elevated to the diaconal order are mainly officials of what?, answer: the Roman Curia | question: Cardinals elevated to what order are mainly officials of the Roman Curia?, answer: the diaconal order | question: Who is better informed and connected than cardinals elevated to the diaconal order?, answer: the dislocated cardinals
+question: What are Cardinals subject to infringement of?, answer: ecclesiastical laws | question: Cardinals have a "privilege of forum" in what?, answer: canon law | question: Cardinals have a "privilege of forum" that allows them to be judged by whom?, answer: ecclesiastical tribunals | question: The pope is competent to judge Cardinals in matters subject to what?, answer: ecclesiastical jurisdiction | question: Who has a "privilege of forum"?, answer: Cardinals | question: What is no ecclesiastical court competent to judge against a cardinal?, answer: a canon law case | question: What rank are ecclesiastical tribunals?, answer: ordinary rank | question: Cardinals have a privilege of what in canon law?, answer: forum | question: What ecclesiastical court is not competent to judge a canon law case against a cardinal?, answer: Roman Rota | question: What is subject to ecclesiastical jurisdiction?, answer: matters
+question: What was in West's backpack when he carried it to the studio?, answer: old disks | question: What was the name of West's backpack?, answer: Louis Vuitton | question: Who crafted much of his production for his debut album in less than fifteen minutes at a time?, answer: West | question: Along with old disks, what was in West's backpack when he went to the studio?, answer: demos | question: When was The College Dropout released?, answer: August | question: What was West carrying to the studio?, answer: a Louis Vuitton backpack | question: What did West add to The College Dropout?, answer: new verses | question: What did West add to The College Dropout?, answer: improved drum programming | question: What did West add to The College Dropout?, answer: string arrangements | question: What was The College Dropout?, answer: his debut album
+question: Who owns the enterprises that donated more than $48.6 million to the disaster area?, answer: Central State | question: Who donated more than $48.6 million to the disaster area?, answer: Central State-owned enterprises | question: What company donated 10 million yuan to the disaster area?, answer: China National Petroleum Corp | question: China National Petroleum Corp and Sinopec donated 10 million yuan to what area?, answer: the disaster area | question: What company donated 10 million yuan to the disaster area?, answer: Sinopec | question: How much have Central State-owned enterprises donated to the disaster area?, answer: more than $48.6 million | question: How much did China National Petroleum Corp and Sinopec donate to the disaster area?, answer: 10 million yuan | question: How many yuan did China National Petroleum Corp and Sinopec donate to the disaster area?, answer: each
+question: What happened to the show during the final ten?, answer: Changes | question: Who did the winner of the season receive a recording contract with?, answer: Big Machine Records | question: Who continued to play a reduced role in the final ten episodes of "The Simpsons"?, answer: Ford Motor Company | question: Who ended their longtime sponsorship of the show?, answer: Coca Cola | question: What was Ford's role in the final ten?, answer: a reduced role | question: How often does the final ten of "The Simpsons" air?, answer: a week | question: The winner of what season received a recording contract with Big Machine Records?, answer: the season | question: In what season did the show stop airing one episode a week?, answer: this season | question: How many episodes did the final ten of "The Simpsons" air a week?, answer: one episode | question: What did the winner of the season receive?, answer: a recording contract
+question: Who was the youngest ever Mr. Universe?, answer: Schwarzenegger | question: Who was one of the judges at the 1966 competition?, answer: Bennett | question: In what city did Schwarzenegger win his next Mr. Universe title?, answer: London | question: Where was Bennett's gym located?, answer: Forest Gate | question: Who was one of the judges at the 1966 competition?, answer: Charles "Wag" Bennett | question: What title did Schwarzenegger win in 1967?, answer: Universe | question: Why did Bennett want to coach Schwarzenegger?, answer: little money | question: What title did Schwarzenegger win in 1968?, answer: his next Mr. Universe title | question: Who became his friend and mentor in 1966?, answer: childhood idol Reg Park | question: In what country was Bennett's gym located?, answer: England
+question: Charles Shields has written the only book-length biography of whom?, answer: Harper Lee | question: Who wrote the only book-length biography of Harper Lee to date?, answer: Charles Shields | question: Whose perspective does Scout consider the events of the previous three years from?, answer: Boo Radley | question: What does Shields say the novel's lessons of are fundamental and universal?, answer: human dignity | question: Charles Shields has written the only book-length biography of Harper Lee to how long?, answer: date | question: What does Scout believe the novel carries with it a strong sense of courage, compassion, and an awareness of history to be?, answer: better human beings | question: What is Shields' reason for the novel's enduring popularity?, answer: impact | question: Whose perspective does Scout consider the events of the previous three years from?, answer: Boo | question: What has Charles Shields written about Harper Lee?, answer: the only book-length biography | question: Whose porch does Scout stand on when he considers the events of the previous three years from Boo's perspective?, answer: Radley
+question: Who wrote that the Ming court conferred new official positions on ex-Yuan Tibetan leaders of the Phachu Kargyu?, answer: Chen Qingying | question: Who wrote that the Ming court conferred new official positions on ex-Yuan Tibetan leaders of the Phachu Kargyu?, answer: Chen | question: What did the Ming court confer on ex-Yuan Tibetan leaders of the Phachu Kargyu?, answer: new official positions | question: What court appointed the main Zong leaders to be senior officers of the Senior Command of Dbus and Gtsang?, answer: Ming | question: Who did the Ming court confer new official positions on?, answer: ex-Yuan Tibetan leaders | question: What were the official positions of Qianhu and Wanhu?, answer: hereditary positions | question: Who were the leaders of the Phachu Kargyu?, answer: ex-Yuan Tibetan | question: Chen Qingying is the Director of the History Studies Institute under what organization?, answer: the China Tibetology Research Center | question: What position did Chen Qingying hold at the History Studies Institute?, answer: Director | question: What is Chen Qingying a professor of?, answer: History
+question: Who was the fourth Dalai Lama?, answer: Yonten Gyatso | question: Who was granted the title "Master of Vajradhara"?, answer: the fourth Dalai Lama Yonten Gyatso | question: Who delivered the seal of the Emperor to the Dalai Lama?, answer: Soinam Lozui | question: Who stated that the fourth Dalai Lama Yonten Gyatso was granted the title "Master of Vajradhara"?, answer: Chen | question: Whose biography stated that one Soinam Lozui delivered the seal of the Emperor to the Dalai Lama?, answer: the Fourth Dalai Lama | question: Who did Soinam Lozui deliver the seal of the Emperor to?, answer: the Dalai Lama | question: Which Dalai Lama was granted the title "Master of Vajradhara"?, answer: fourth | question: What title was given to the fourth Dalai Lama?, answer: Master | question: What was Yonten Gyatso's title?, answer: Vajradhara | question: Where did the Wanli Emperor invite Yonten Gyatso in 1616?, answer: Beijing
+question: What is the name of the CCP-controlled news organization since 1981?, answer: China Daily | question: What CCP-controlled news organization states that Tibet has remained under the jurisdiction of the central government of China?, answer: China | question: What is the name of the state-controlled national television network?, answer: China Central Television | question: What was incorporated into the territory of Yuan dynasty's China in the 13th century?, answer: Tibet | question: What does China Daily do in regards to dynastic changes after Tibet was incorporated into the territory of Yuan dynasty's China?, answer: states | question: What did China Daily state after Tibet was incorporated into the territory of Yuan dynasty's China in the 13th century?, answer: dynastic changes | question: What dynasty inherited the right to rule Tibet from the Yuan dynasty?, answer: Ming | question: What is the name of the state-controlled news organization?, answer: Xinhua News Agency
+question: China Mobile had more than 2,300 base stations suspended due to power disruption or what?, answer: severe telecommunication traffic congestion | question: Why were more than 2,300 base stations suspended?, answer: power disruption | question: What company had more than 2,300 base stations suspended due to power disruption or severe telecommunication traffic congestion?, answer: China Mobile | question: How many base stations were suspended by China Mobile?, answer: more than 2,300 base stations | question: Where was China Unicom's service cut off?, answer: Wenchuan | question: How many towers were suspended?, answer: more than 700 towers | question: Where were half of China Mobile's wireless communications lost?, answer: Sichuan | question: China Unicom's service in Wenchuan and what other counties was cut off?, answer: four nearby counties
+question: What is Mahayana the largest body of?, answer: Buddhist traditions | question: What is the largest body of Buddhist traditions in China?, answer: Chinese schools | question: What country has the largest population of Buddhists?, answer: China | question: China has the largest population of what?, answer: Buddhists | question: What is the majority of the population of Buddhists?, answer: followers | question: What is the largest body of Buddhist traditions in China?, answer: Mahayana | question: Which schools of Mahayana are the largest body of Buddhist traditions?, answer: Chinese | question: What religion does China have the largest population of?, answer: Buddhist | question: Over half of what group practices Mahayana?, answer: world Buddhists.[web | question: What is China's Buddhist population?, answer: the largest population
+question: Where were liberal arts offered three years after Imperial Tientsin University?, answer: Capital University | question: What country's modern higher education began in 1895?, answer: China | question: What was China's first polytechnic university?, answer: the Imperial Tientsin University | question: What type of department did Imperial Tientsin University have?, answer: a law department | question: What type of education was offered at Capital University three years after the Imperial Tientsin University?, answer: Liberal arts | question: When were liberal arts offered at Capital University?, answer: three years later | question: How many of China's elite universities remain essentially polytechnical?, answer: about half | question: How many of China's elite universities remain essentially polytechnical?, answer: this day
+question: Who welcomed the Carrefour boycott in China?, answer: Politburo Standing Committee member Zhou Yongkang | question: Who welcomed the Carrefour boycott?, answer: State Councilor Liu Yandong | question: Zhou Yongkang and Liu Yandong were members of what committee?, answer: Politburo Standing Committee | question: Who was the State Councilor in China?, answer: Liu Yandong | question: Who was the Politburo Standing Committee member?, answer: Zhou Yongkang | question: What country welcomed the Carrefour boycott?, answer: China | question: What position did Liu Yandong hold?, answer: State | question: What did some Chinese protesters burn?, answer: French flags | question: What type of racism did Chinese protesters accuse the French nation of?, answer: anti-Chinese | question: What were the protesters wielding?, answer: large Chinese flags
+question: What country did the torch return to for the first time since April?, answer: China | question: Where did the relay take place?, answer: Mainland China | question: In what month and year did the torch return to China for the first time?, answer: April | question: Who was one of the Chinese big names that attended the celebrations?, answer: Jackie Chan | question: What does IOC stand for?, answer: International Olympic Committee | question: Who attended the celebrations in Sanya, Hainan?, answer: Chinese big names | question: For how many times has the Olympic torch returned to China since April?, answer: first | question: Who welcomed the arrival of the torch along the way?, answer: many people | question: In what city did the torch arrive in Sanya?, answer: Hainan | question: What is the International Olympic Committee?, answer: IOC
+question: Who has reported on Jin Jing?, answer: Chinese media | question: Who has garnered much attention from the media?, answer: Chinese Paralympic athlete Jin Jing | question: Who was the official Chinese torch relay website described as "heroic" and an "angel"?, answer: Jin Jing | question: Who initially gave Jin Jing little attention?, answer: Western media | question: Which media has reported on Jin Jing?, answer: Chinese | question: What website described Jin Jing as "heroic" and an "angel"?, answer: the official Chinese torch relay website | question: What has Jin Jing garnered from the media?, answer: much attention | question: What was the claim that Jin Jing had garnered a lot of attention from the media?, answer: a Chinese claim | question: What type of media first reported on Jin Jing?, answer: Western | question: Who has Jin Jing garnered much attention from?, answer: the media
+question: Who canceled the torch relay ceremony?, answer: Chinese officials | question: Who flown a Tibetan flag from a window in the City Hall?, answer: Green Party officials | question: Who flown a Tibetan flag from a window in the City Hall?, answer: Green Party | question: Who canceled the torch relay ceremony?, answer: Chinese | question: Why did Chinese officials cancel the torch relay ceremony?, answer: disruptions | question: What flag was flown from a window in the City Hall?, answer: Tibetan | question: What did Chinese officials cancel?, answer: the torch relay ceremony | question: Who was Jin Jing's camp?, answer: pro-Tibet | question: Who assaulted Jin Jing?, answer: unidentified protestors | question: Who were the protestors from?, answer: the pro-Tibet independent camp
+question: What does New York City's chocolate export have up to US$234 million worth of each year?, answer: exports | question: What is New York City's leading specialty-food export?, answer: Chocolate | question: Where is Godiva headquartered?, answer: Manhattan | question: How often does New York City export chocolate?, answer: each year | question: What is the name of the district that was formed in Brooklyn in 2014?, answer: Chocolate District | question: What is one of the world's largest chocolatiers?, answer: Godiva | question: Where is the "Chocolate District" located?, answer: Brooklyn
+question: What did Chopin endow with a greater range of melody and expression?, answer: popular dance forms | question: Who put the mazurka on the European musical map?, answer: Chopin | question: Chopin gave popular dance forms a greater range of melody and what?, answer: expression | question: What did Chopin's dance forms have a greater range of?, answer: melody | question: Where did Chopin's mazurkas originate?, answer: the traditional Polish dance | question: Chopin's mazurkas were written for the concert hall rather than what?, answer: the dance hall | question: Chopin put the mazurka on what musical map?, answer: European | question: What did Chopin put the mazurka on?, answer: the European musical map | question: What did Chopin endow popular dance forms with?, answer: a greater range
+question: Chopin became one of what of the Polish Great Emigration?, answer: many expatriates | question: When did Chopin arrive in Paris?, answer: late September | question: Who was one of many expatriates of the Polish Great Emigration?, answer: Chopin | question: What did Chopin receive in 1835?, answer: French citizenship | question: What version of Chopin's given names did he use in France?, answer: French | question: What country did Chopin never return to?, answer: Poland | question: Chopin was one of many expatriates of what?, answer: the Polish Great Emigration | question: Where did Chopin arrive in 1831?, answer: Paris | question: When did Chopin arrive in Paris?, answer: late September 1831
+question: Chopin has figured extensively in Polish literature, both in serious critical studies of his life and music and in what?, answer: fictional treatments | question: What type of studies have Chopin done?, answer: serious critical studies | question: Who has figured extensively in Polish literature?, answer: Chopin | question: Chopin has figured extensively in what?, answer: Polish literature | question: Chopin has figured extensively in Polish literature, both in critical studies of his life and what?, answer: music | question: Chopin has featured in works of Gottfried Benn and who?, answer: Boris Pasternak | question: Chopin has figured extensively in what language?, answer: Polish | question: Who wrote the first sonnet on Chopin?, answer: Leon Ulrich | question: Who is a French writer on Chopin?, answer: Marcel Proust | question: Who is a notable French writer on Chopin?, answer: André Gide
+question: Who did Chopin play for in his final public appearance?, answer: Polish refugees | question: Who made his last public appearance on a concert platform?, answer: Chopin | question: Where was Chopin's last public appearance?, answer: London | question: Chopin played for the benefit of what refugees?, answer: Polish | question: What was Chopin's last public appearance?, answer: his last public appearance | question: Why did Chopin play for the benefit of Polish refugees?, answer: a final patriotic gesture | question: Where did Chopin make his last public appearance?, answer: a concert platform | question: When did Chopin make his last public appearance?, answer: 16 November | question: What did Chopin play for in his final public appearance?, answer: the benefit
+question: Who rarely performed publicly in Paris?, answer: Chopin | question: Chopin preferred playing at his own Paris apartment for what type of friends?, answer: small groups | question: Chopin preferred playing at his own Paris apartment for small groups of whom?, answer: friends | question: Where did Chopin rarely perform publicly?, answer: Paris | question: Who was Chopin's pupil?, answer: Alkan | question: In what years did Chopin give a single annual concert at the Salle Pleyel?, answer: later years | question: Chopin, Liszt and Hiller performed a concerto by whom?, answer: J.S. Bach | question: How often did Chopin give a concert at the Salle Pleyel?, answer: annual | question: How often did Chopin give concerts in Paris?, answer: a single annual concert
+question: What was the name of Chopin's set of free-standing preludes?, answer: Op | question: Who invented the salon genre of the nocturne?, answer: John Field | question: Chopin took the salon genre of the nocturne to a deeper level of what?, answer: sophistication | question: Who was the first to write ballades and scherzi as individual concert pieces?, answer: Chopin | question: Chopin took what genre of nocturne to a deeper level?, answer: the new salon genre | question: What nationality was John Field?, answer: Irish | question: What did Chopin establish with his own set of free-standing preludes?, answer: a new genre | question: Chopin was the first to write ballades and scherzi as what?, answer: individual concert pieces | question: Chopin took the salon genre of the nocturne to what level of sophistication?, answer: a deeper level | question: Who was John Field?, answer: the Irish composer
+question: Chopin was educated in the tradition of Beethoven, Haydn, Mozart and who?, answer: Clementi | question: What was Hummel's virtuoso, yet Mozartian style of music influenced by?, answer: piano technique | question: Who was educated in the tradition of Beethoven, Haydn, Mozart and Clementi?, answer: Chopin | question: Which composer did Chopin cite as the most important in shaping his musical outlook?, answer: Mozart | question: Chopin was educated in the tradition of Beethoven, Mozart, and what other composer?, answer: Haydn | question: Chopin was educated in the tradition of who?, answer: Beethoven | question: Who did Chopin use Clementi's method with?, answer: his own students | question: Chopin was educated in the tradition of which three composers?, answer: Beethoven, Haydn, Mozart
+question: What is the attribution of tuberculosis as?, answer: principal cause | question: What was the cause of Chopin's death?, answer: death | question: Whose death certificate gave the cause of his death as tuberculosis?, answer: Chopin | question: Chopin's disease and the cause of his death have been a matter of what?, answer: discussion | question: Who was Chopin's physician?, answer: Jean Cruveilhier | question: What disease did Chopin die of?, answer: tuberculosis | question: What country has denied DNA testing for Chopin?, answer: Polish | question: What gave the cause of Chopin's death as tuberculosis?, answer: His death certificate | question: What nationality was Jean Cruveilhier?, answer: French
+question: Chopin's cadences are delayed by sudden shifts to what?, answer: remote keys | question: Chopin's cadences are delayed by chords outside the home key and what?, answer: diminished sevenths | question: What chords are used outside the home key?, answer: neapolitan sixths | question: Whose harmonic innovations may have arisen partly from his keyboard improvisation technique?, answer: Chopin | question: Chopin's cadences are delayed by what?, answer: sudden shifts | question: Chopin's harmonic innovations may have arisen partly from what?, answer: his keyboard improvisation technique | question: Chopin's use of what type of harmony is similar to Claude Debussy?, answer: modal harmony | question: What chords outside the home key are neapolitan?, answer: sixths | question: What does Temperley say new harmonic effects often result from the combination of?, answer: ordinary appoggiaturas
+question: How have Chopin's life and relations with George Sand been fictionalized?, answer: numerous films | question: Whose life and relations with George Sand have been fictionalized in numerous films?, answer: Chopin | question: What has been a notable film treatment of Chopin?, answer: Other film treatments | question: Chopin's life and relations with whom have been fictionalized in many films?, answer: George Sand | question: Who starred in A Song to Remember?, answer: Cornel Wilde | question: What award did A Song to Remember win?, answer: Academy Award | question: What award did Cornel Wilde receive for his portrayal of Chopin in A Song to Remember?, answer: Best Actor | question: Who nominated Cornel Wilde for his role in A Song to Remember?, answer: Cornel Wilde an Academy Award nomination | question: Chopin: Desire for what film was released in 2002?, answer: Love
+question: Whose life was covered in a BBC TV documentary Chopin – The Women Behind The Music?, answer: Chopin | question: Where did Angelo Bozzolini and Roberto Prosseda produce their 2010 documentary?, answer: Italian television | question: Who made the 2010 documentary Chopin – The Women Behind The Music?, answer: Angelo Bozzolini | question: What was Chopin's life covered in?, answer: a BBC TV documentary Chopin | question: Who filmed the 2010 documentary Chopin – The Women Behind The Music?, answer: Roberto Prosseda | question: Who produced the TV documentary Chopin – The Women Behind The Music?, answer: BBC | question: What nationality was the 2010 documentary Chopin – The Women Behind The Music for?, answer: Italian | question: What did Angelo Bozzolini and Roberto Prosseda create for Italian television?, answer: a 2010 documentary | question: What was the name of the BBC TV documentary about Chopin?, answer: The Women
+question: What type of form are Chopin's mazurkas and waltzes?, answer: straightforward ternary | question: In what form are Chopin's mazurkas and waltzes?, answer: form | question: Who wrote mazurkas and waltzes?, answer: Chopin | question: Chopin's mazurkas and waltzes are examples of what?, answer: waltzes | question: What instrument does Chopin use in his mazurkas?, answer: drone basses | question: Chopin's mazurkas often feature harmonies and what other folk feature?, answer: modal scales | question: What do Chopin's mazurkas often show than many of his other works?, answer: more folk features | question: Chopin's mazurkas and waltzes sometimes have what?, answer: a coda | question: Op. 63 No. 3 includes a canon at one beat's distance, a rarity in what?, answer: music
+question: Whose music is often played with rubato?, answer: Chopin | question: What is rubato?, answer: expressive effect | question: What is rubato?, answer: strict time | question: What is the practice in performance of disregarding strict time, 'robbing' some note-values for expressive effect?, answer: rubato | question: What is rubato?, answer: performance | question: Who was Chopin's pupil?, answer: Karol Mikuli | question: What is delayed until after the note in the bass?, answer: the melody note | question: Chopin used the older form of rubato so important to whom?, answer: Mozart
+question: Whose music remains very popular and is regularly performed, recorded and broadcast worldwide?, answer: Chopin | question: What is the name of the world's oldest monographic music competition?, answer: the International Chopin Piano Competition | question: Where is the International Chopin Piano Competition held?, answer: Warsaw | question: Who lists over eighty societies worldwide devoted to the composer and his music?, answer: The Fryderyk Chopin Institute | question: In what month and year did the Fryderyk Chopin Institute of Poland list nearly 1,500 performances of Chopin's works on youtube?, answer: January | question: On what website does the Fryderyk Chopin Institute of Poland publish performances of Chopin's works?, answer: YouTube | question: The Fryderyk Chopin Institute of Poland lists over eighty societies worldwide devoted to the composer and what?, answer: his music | question: What is the name of the organization that lists over eighty societies worldwide devoted to Chopin?, answer: Institute
+question: Who orchestrated the ballet Chopiniana?, answer: Alexander Glazunov | question: Who choreographed the ballet Chopiniana?, answer: Michel Fokine | question: Whose music was used in the 1909 ballet Chopiniana?, answer: Chopin | question: What was the name of the later productions that used Chopin's music?, answer: Les Sylphides | question: What 1909 ballet used Chopin's music?, answer: Chopiniana | question: Who did Diaghilev commission additional orchestrations from?, answer: Sergei Taneyev | question: Who was one of the orchestrations that Sergei Diaghilev commissioned?, answer: Anatoly Lyadov | question: For what did Diaghilev commission additional orchestrations?, answer: later productions | question: Who commissioned additional orchestrations from Stravinsky, Anatoly Lyadov, Sergei Taneyev, and Nikolai Tcherepnin?, answer: Sergei Diaghilev
+question: Who was Chopin's original publisher?, answer: Camille Pleyel | question: Who was Chopin's original publisher?, answer: Maurice Schlesinger | question: Whose works began to appear in popular 19th-century piano anthologies?, answer: Chopin | question: What is the name of the Polish edition of Chopin's works?, answer: National Edition | question: Who edited the Polish "National Edition"?, answer: Jan Ekier | question: What does the Polish version of Chopin's works contain?, answer: detailed explanations | question: Where did Chopin's works begin to appear?, answer: popular 19th-century piano anthologies | question: The Polish "National Edition" contains detailed explanations and discussions regarding choices and what?, answer: sources
+question: How often did Chopin's output decline?, answer: year | question: How did Chopin's output as a composer decline?, answer: quantity year | question: Whose output as a composer declined in quantity year by year?, answer: Chopin | question: What sonata did Chopin write in 1844?, answer: Op | question: Chopin's output as a composer declined in quantity throughout what period?, answer: this period | question: What was the decline in Chopin's output during this period?, answer: . | question: What was Chopin's occupation during this period?, answer: a composer | question: What was Chopin's inspiration beset by?, answer: anguish | question: What did Zamoyski think Chopin's powers were failing?, answer: concentration
+question: Chopin's polonaises show a marked advance on those of his Polish predecessors who included Zywny and what other teacher?, answer: Elsner | question: Whose polonaises show a marked advance on those of his Polish predecessors in the form?, answer: Chopin | question: Who was Chopin's teacher?, answer: Zywny | question: How long are Chopin's polonaises?, answer: triple time | question: Chopin's polonaises show a marked advance on those of whom?, answer: Polish | question: Chopin's polonaises typically display a martial rhythm in their melodies, accompaniments and what?, answer: cadences | question: Chopin's polonaises typically display a martial rhythm in melodies, cadences and what?, answer: accompaniments | question: Chopin's polonaises show a marked advance on those of whom?, answer: his Polish predecessors
+question: Whose popularity as a virtuoso began to wane?, answer: Chopin | question: What caused Chopin to struggle financially?, answer: instability | question: What caused Chopin to struggle financially?, answer: the political strife | question: What did Chopin's public popularity begin to wane?, answer: a virtuoso | question: Chopin's popularity as a virtuoso began to wane, as did the number of his pupils?, answer: the number | question: Chopin's popularity as a virtuoso began to wane, as did the number of whom?, answer: his pupils | question: Who was Chopin's last cellist?, answer: Auguste Franchomme | question: What caused Chopin to struggle financially?, answer: the time | question: Where was Chopin's last concert?, answer: Paris
+question: Who dedicated his Ballade No. 2 in F major to Schumann?, answer: Chopin | question: Who named a piece for Chopin in his suite Carnaval?, answer: Schumann | question: Chopin dedicated his Ballade No. 2 in what major?, answer: F major | question: Chopin's qualities were recognized by many of his fellow musicians as what?, answer: composer | question: Chopin's qualities as a pianist and composer were recognized by whom?, answer: his fellow musicians | question: What was the name of Schumann's suite?, answer: Carnaval
+question: Who was Chopin's third child?, answer: Sand | question: Who was Sand's third child?, answer: Chopin | question: What was the name of Chopin's daughter?, answer: Solange | question: What was the name of Auguste's sculptor?, answer: Clésinger | question: What soured Chopin's relations with Sand in 1846?, answer: problems | question: Who was Solange's fiancé?, answer: the young fortune-hunting sculptor Auguste Clésinger
+question: Chopin's success as a composer and performer opened the door to what?, answer: western Europe | question: Who wrote "I curse the moment of my departure"?, answer: Chopin | question: Who wrote that Chopin was "into the wide world, with no very clearly defined aim, forever"?, answer: Zdzisław Jachimecki | question: Chopin's success as a composer and performer opened the door to what western country?, answer: Europe | question: Chopin's success as a composer and as a performer opened the door to western Europe for him?, answer: performer | question: Who wrote that Chopin was "into the wide world, with no very clearly defined aim, forever"?, answer: Jachimecki | question: Where did Woyciechowski return to after the uprising?, answer: Poland | question: Who returned to Poland to enlist?, answer: Woyciechowski | question: What country did Chopin intend to go to with Woyciechowski?, answer: Italy
+question: Whose tombstone featured the muse of music?, answer: Chopin | question: Who designed and sculpted Chopin's tombstone?, answer: Clésinger | question: Who was the muse of music on Chopin's tombstone?, answer: Euterpe | question: What is the muse of Chopin's tombstone?, answer: music | question: Who destroyed Chopin's letters?, answer: Sand | question: What was Euterpe weeping over?, answer: a broken lyre | question: Who paid for Chopin's funeral and monument?, answer: Jane Stirling | question: Who took Chopin's heart in an urn in 1850?, answer: Ludwika
+question: What form are Chopin's études in?, answer: straightforward ternary form | question: What form are Chopin's études in?, answer: . | question: What is the name of Chopin's études?, answer: Op | question: What section of Chopin's études did he play in octaves?, answer: No | question: What type of notes did Chopin play?, answer: repeated notes | question: Who used his études to teach his own technique of piano playing?, answer: Chopin | question: What did Chopin play in Op. 25, No. 6?, answer: double thirds | question: Chopin used études to teach his technique of playing in what?, answer: octaves | question: Chopin used the études to teach his own technique of what?, answer: piano playing
+question: Who was Chris Daughtry's new lead singer?, answer: Fuel | question: What did Chris Daughtry's performance of Fuel's "Hemorrhage (In My Hands" lead to?, answer: an invitation | question: Who did Chris Daughtry decline to join as fuel's new lead singer?, answer: the band | question: What was well received by the judges but later criticized in some quarters for not crediting the arrangement to Live?, answer: His performance | question: Where was Chris Daughtry's performance of Fuel's "Hemorrhage (In My Hands" performed?, answer: the show | question: Who did Daughtry not credit for his performance of "I Walk the Line"?, answer: Live
+question: In what city does Judaism rank third?, answer: New York City | question: In what city was Christianity the most prevalent religion in 2014?, answer: New York | question: Hinduism, Buddhism, and atheism are examples of what?, answer: other religions | question: What was the most prevalent religion in New York City in 2014?, answer: Christianity | question: Where did over half of New York City's Jews live in 2014?, answer: Brooklyn | question: What is the estimated population of Muslims in New York City?, answer: official estimates | question: Along with Hinduism, Buddhism, and Hinduism, what other religion is practiced in New York City?, answer: atheism | question: What religion is most prevalent in New York City?, answer: Jews | question: What is the second most prevalent religion in New York City?, answer: Judaism | question: How much of New York City's public schoolchildren practice Islam?, answer: 10%
+question: Who was cast in the role of Franz Oberhauser?, answer: Christoph Waltz | question: Who was Christoph Waltz cast in the role of?, answer: Franz Oberhauser | question: Dave Bautista was cast as Mr. Hinx after producers sought an actor with a background in what?, answer: contact sports | question: What was the name of Christoph Waltz's character in the film?, answer: Ernst Stavro Blofeld | question: What was Jesper Christensen's role in Casino Royale?, answer: Mr. White | question: Who did Mendes cast in the role of Madeleine Swann?, answer: Léa Seydoux | question: Who was Léa Seydoux in the role of?, answer: Madeleine Swann | question: What was Dave Bautista cast as?, answer: Mr. Hinx | question: What film did Jesper Christensen play Mr. White in?, answer: Casino Royale | question: Who was cast as Sévérine in Skyfall?, answer: Bérénice Lim Marlohe
+question: Who did Lawrence Toppman call Craig's performance in Spectre?, answer: James Bored | question: Who wrote in The Atlantic that Spectre "backslides on virtually every [aspect]?, answer: Christopher Orr | question: What film did Christopher Orr say backslides on virtually every aspect?, answer: Spectre | question: Where did Christopher Orr write about Spectre?, answer: Atlantic | question: What film did Alyssa Rosenberg say Spectre turned into?, answer: Bond | question: What did Alyssa Rosenberg say about Spectre?, answer: a disappointingly conventional Bond film | question: What did Christopher Orr say Spectre backslides on virtually every aspect of?, answer: the film | question: Whose performance did Lawrence Toppman call "Bored, James Bored"?, answer: Craig | question: Where did Christopher Orr write about Spectre?, answer: The Atlantic
+question: A 2015 study estimated that 1.8% of the US population is bitten each what year?, answer: year | question: What is 77% of?, answer: dog bites | question: What is the US Center for?, answer: Disease Control | question: What animal is 4.5 million people in the US bitten by each year?, answer: dogs | question: In what country is 4.5 million people bitten by dogs each year?, answer: U.S. | question: In what country are 4.5 million people bitten by dogs each year?, answer: USA | question: Who estimated that 4.5 million people in the US are bitten by dogs each year?, answer: the U.S. Center for Disease Control | question: Who cited a 2008 study that estimated that 4.5 million people in the US are bitten by dogs each year?, answer: the U.S. Center | question: What group of people are 77% of dog bites from?, answer: family | question: A 2015 study estimated that 1.8% of what is bitten each year?, answer: the U.S. population
+question: PepsiCo declined to sponsor what show at the start of the show?, answer: American Idol | question: Which company declined to sponsor American Idol at the start of the show?, answer: PepsiCo | question: PepsiCo declined to sponsor what American show at the start of the show?, answer: Idol | question: What was Pepsi's market share in 2010?, answer: third place | question: What did Pepsi lose by 2010?, answer: market share | question: Who was the creator of The X Factor?, answer: Cowell | question: What did Pepsi want to avoid repeating?, answer: its Idol mistake | question: Why did Pepsi sponsor the American version of The X Factor?, answer: hopes | question: PepsiCo declined to sponsor what version of The X Factor?, answer: American
+question: What seeks to explain patterns of shared knowledge, cultural innovation, and transmission over time and space using the methods and theories of the cognitive sciences?, answer: Cognitive anthropology | question: Cognitive anthropology seeks to explain patterns of what?, answer: shared knowledge | question: Cognitive anthropology seeks to explain patterns of shared knowledge, transmission over time and space, and what?, answer: cultural innovation | question: What is cognitive anthropology focused on?, answer: cultural forms | question: What changes the way people perceive and relate to the world around them?, answer: implicit knowledge | question: Cognitive anthropology uses the methods and theories of experimental psychology and what other science?, answer: evolutionary biology | question: How does cognitive anthropology work with historians, ethnographers, archaeologists, linguists, musicologists and other specialists?, answer: close collaboration | question: What is cognitive anthropology concerned with?, answer: people | question: Cognitive anthropology seeks to explain patterns of shared knowledge, cultural innovation, and transmission over what?, answer: time | question: Cognitive anthropology seeks to explain what of shared knowledge, cultural innovation, and transmission over time and space?, answer: patterns
+question: Collegiate universities group what?, answer: several engineering schools | question: What type of clusters of French grandes écoles provide sciences and technology curricula?, answer: multi-site clusters | question: Collegiate universities group several engineering schools or multi-site clusters of French grandes écoles as what?, answer: autonomous higher education engineering institutes | question: What grouping of engineering schools provides sciences and technology curricula?, answer: Collegiate universities | question: What language are the grandes écoles in?, answer: French | question: What type of schools provide science and technology curricula as autonomous higher education?, answer: écoles | question: What type of curricula do grandes écoles provide?, answer: sciences and technology curricula | question: What do the grandes écoles include?, answer: They
+question: What type of lamps have more energy in the yellow and red part of the visible spectrum?, answer: Lower color temperature lamps | question: What affects the use of white light sources for certain applications?, answer: Color temperature | question: What corresponds to lamps with more of a blue-white appearance?, answer: high color temperatures | question: What is the color temperature of a theoretical black body emitter that most closely matches the spectral characteristics of the lamp?, answer: white light sources | question: What does color temperature for white light sources affect their use for?, answer: certain applications | question: What has more energy in the yellow and red part of the visible spectrum?, answer: lamps | question: What is a common use of a light source with a high color temperature?, answer: color matching tasks | question: What is the color temperature of a theoretical black body emitter?, answer: Kelvin | question: What is the temperature in Kelvin of a theoretical black body emitter that most closely matches the spectral characteristics of the lamp?, answer: The color temperature | question: What is the color temperature of an incandescent bulb?, answer: a color temperature
+question: What can involve one organism using another for transportation or housing?, answer: Commensal relationships | question: What is it called when an organism uses something created after its death?, answer: metabiosis | question: What do hermit crabs use to protect their bodies?, answer: gastropod shells | question: What is an example of metabiosis?, answer: hermit crabs | question: What type of relationships involve one organism using another for transportation or housing?, answer: Commensal | question: Spiders build their webs on what?, answer: plants | question: What is phoresy?, answer: transportation | question: What is the term for a relationship that involves one organism using another for transportation?, answer: phoresy | question: What is inquilinism?, answer: housing | question: What is an example of metabiosis?, answer: spiders
+question: What describes a relationship between two living organisms where one benefits and the other is not significantly harmed or helped?, answer: Commensalism | question: What is commensalism derived from?, answer: human social interaction | question: What does commensalism describe a relationship between?, answer: two living organisms | question: What does commensalism describe in a relationship between two living organisms?, answer: one benefits | question: What does commensalism describe?, answer: a relationship | question: What is Commensalism derived from?, answer: the English word commensal | question: What is the medieval Latin word for "sharing a table"?, answer: mensa | question: What Latin word is derived from the word commensalism?, answer: com- | question: What does the word commensalism derive from?, answer: the medieval Latin word | question: What language does the word commensalism derive from?, answer: Latin
+question: What type of plants were first developed in the 1980s?, answer: Commercial CSP plants | question: What are the 150 MW Solnova Solar Power Station and the 100 MW Andasol solar power station?, answer: Other large CSP plants | question: What type of plants were first developed in the 1980s?, answer: CSP | question: What is the SEGS CSP plant in the Mojave Desert?, answer: the largest solar power plant | question: What is the name of the world's largest photovoltaic plant?, answer: Solar Park | question: How much does the SEGS CSP plant cost?, answer: MW | question: What did solar generate less than 1% of in 2013?, answer: total grid electricity | question: Where are most of the photovoltaics deployed?, answer: small rooftop | question: What is being developed that exceeds 1 GW?, answer: Solar projects | question: What are the Agua Caliente Solar Project and Charanka Solar Park?, answer: the world’s largest photovoltaic plants
+question: What began appearing in the United States in the 1890s?, answer: Commercial solar water heaters | question: What attracted renewed attention as a result of the oil crises in the 1970s?, answer: solar water heating | question: What sector has progressed steadily throughout the 1990s?, answer: the solar water heating sector | question: Why did interest in solar water heating decline in the 1980s?, answer: falling petroleum prices | question: What did solar water heating attract as a result of the oil crises in the 1970s?, answer: renewed attention | question: How often have the growth rates of solar water heating increased since 1999?, answer: year | question: Where did commercial solar water heaters begin appearing in the 1890s?, answer: the United States | question: What happened to commercial solar water heaters until the 1920s?, answer: increasing use | question: When did commercial solar water heaters begin to appear in the United States?, answer: the 1890s | question: What subsided in the 1980s due to falling petroleum prices?, answer: interest
+question: What type of antibiotics are often misused by travelers?, answer: prophylactic antibiotics | question: What is excessive use of prophylactic antibiotics in travelers a common form of?, answer: antibiotic misuse | question: Multifactorial intervention aimed at both physicians and patients can reduce inappropriate prescription of what?, answer: antibiotics | question: What types of antibiotic misuse include excessive use of prophylactic antibiotics in travelers and failure of medical professionals to prescribe the correct dosage of antibiotics on the basis of the patient's weight and history of prior use?, answer: Common forms | question: What is a common form of antibiotic misuse?, answer: excessive use | question: What is a common form of antibiotic misuse?, answer: prior use | question: What is a common form of antibiotic misuse?, answer: failure | question: What is their prescription to treat viral infections such as the common cold?, answer: Inappropriate antibiotic treatment | question: Who is more likely to prescribe antibiotics to patients who appear to expect them?, answer: medical professionals | question: What is another form of misuse of antibiotics?, answer: sufficient recovery
+question: What are the removable and replaceable parts of a light fixture called?, answer: lamps | question: What type of light is excluded from lumens?, answer: ultraviolet light | question: What is another name for a light bulb?, answer: light | question: What is typically measured in lumens?, answer: Visible light output | question: What is visible light output typically measured in?, answer: lumens | question: What varies by design?, answer: actual output | question: What does a light bulb convert into electromagnetic radiation?, answer: electrical energy | question: What is the term used to describe the amount of light a light bulb produces?, answer: watts | question: What determines the actual output of a light bulb?, answer: specific design | question: What does a light bulb convert electrical energy into?, answer: electromagnetic radiation
+question: What type of lamps use less power to supply the same amount of light as an incandescent lamp?, answer: Compact fluorescent lamps | question: CFLs need a little time to warm up and reach full brightness compared to what?, answer: incandescent lamps | question: What are compact fluorescent lamps called?, answer: CFLs | question: What do CFLs use to supply the same amount of light as an incandescent lamp?, answer: less power | question: What organization suggested that CFLs be used as the main lamp source?, answer: Climate Protection | question: What do CFLs use between one fifth and one quarter of the power of?, answer: an equivalent incandescent lamp | question: Compact fluorescent lamps use less power to supply the same amount of light as what?, answer: an incandescent lamp | question: What is one of the simplest and quickest ways for a household or business to become more energy efficient?, answer: the main lamp source | question: Compact fluorescent lamps use less power to supply the same amount of what as an incandescent lamp?, answer: light | question: What do CFLs need a little time to warm up and reach?, answer: full brightness
+question: What are primarily about providing an entitlement curriculum to all children, without selection whether due to financial considerations or attainment?, answer: Comprehensive schools | question: What type of schools are more difficult to provide post-16 education for?, answer: smaller comprehensive schools | question: What type of school did design and technology and vocational learning not exist in?, answer: grammar schools | question: What are primarily about providing an entitlement curriculum to all children, without selection whether due to financial considerations or attainment?, answer: schools | question: What are demographic reasons for the attainment profiles of comprehensive schools?, answer: different schools | question: What is not a factor in selecting a child in a comprehensive school?, answer: attainment | question: What is not a factor in the selection of a comprehensive school?, answer: financial considerations | question: What is an example of a college that provides post-16 education?, answer: Further Education Colleges | question: What do comprehensive schools not do based on financial considerations or attainment?, answer: selection | question: What type of subjects are more common in grammar schools?, answer: practical subjects
+question: Who found themselves at the very bottom of their class?, answer: Gymnasium senior students | question: What have comprehensive schools been accused of after a study revealed that Gymnasium senior students of average mathematical ability found themselves at the very bottom of their class?, answer: grade inflation | question: What has been accused of grade inflation?, answer: Comprehensive schools | question: What type of student found themselves at the very bottom of their class?, answer: average mathematical ability | question: Who did the central Abitur examination reveal did worse than could be predicted by their grades or class rank?, answer: Gesamtschule students | question: Who had an average grade of "Three Plus"?, answer: Gesamtschule senior students | question: Who did a study reveal found themselves at the very bottom of their class?, answer: students | question: What did a central Abitur examination reveal that students did worse than they could be predicted by?, answer: class rank | question: What did Sigrid Beer say was structurally discriminated against by the government?, answer: comprehensives | question: What school did the Education Minister of North Rhine-Westphalia support?, answer: Gymnasium
+question: What type of school system was introduced in Ireland in 1966?, answer: Comprehensive schools | question: What type of school system was introduced in Ireland in 1966?, answer: schools | question: What is still relatively small and to an extent has been superseded by the community school concept?, answer: The comprehensive school system | question: What was the only system of schools completely controlled by the state?, answer: the vocational school system | question: Who was the Minister for Education in 1966?, answer: Patrick Hillery | question: What is the Irish word for?, answer: a comprehensive school | question: What has replaced the comprehensive school system in Ireland?, answer: the community school concept | question: What country was largely dominated by religious persuasion?, answer: Ireland | question: What type of education was offered by comprehensive schools in Ireland?, answer: education | question: What was a particular realisation of the religious persuasion in Ireland?, answer: particularly the voluntary secondary school system
+question: What type of technology is the Stirling dish?, answer: concentrating technologies | question: What type of system uses lenses or mirrors to focus a large area of sunlight into a small beam?, answer: systems | question: What is a working fluid used for in a CSP system?, answer: power generation | question: What is a working fluid used for in a CSP system?, answer: energy storage | question: What is another name for concentrating Solar Power?, answer: CSP | question: What do CSP systems focus into a small beam?, answer: sunlight | question: What is one of the most developed concentrating technologies?, answer: the concentrating linear fresnel reflector | question: What do CSP systems use to focus a large area of sunlight into a small beam?, answer: lenses | question: What do CSP systems use to focus a large area of sunlight into a small beam?, answer: mirrors | question: What is one of the most developed concentrating technologies?, answer: the solar power tower
+question: What is another movement that promotes a sustainable approach towards construction?, answer: New Classical Architecture | question: What is the name of the movement that promotes a sustainable approach towards construction?, answer: New Urbanism | question: New Urbanism, New Classical Architecture and New Urbanism are examples of what type of architecture?, answer: Metaphoric architecture | question: New Urbanism, Metaphoric architecture, and New Classical Architecture promote a sustainable approach towards construction that appreciations and develops smart growth, architectural tradition, and what?, answer: classical design | question: New Urbanism, Metaphoric architecture, and New Classical Architecture emphasize what?, answer: smart growth | question: New Urbanism, Metaphoric architecture, and New Classical Architecture emphasize smart growth, classical design, and what?, answer: architectural tradition | question: What does New Urbanism lean against?, answer: suburban sprawl | question: New Urbanism, Metaphoric architecture and New Classical Architecture promote a sustainable approach towards what?, answer: construction | question: What type of housing estates does New Urbanism lean against?, answer: solitary housing estates | question: New Urbanism, Metaphoric architecture and New Classical Architecture are examples of what?, answer: the recent movements
+question: Where is Congo located?, answer: sub-Saharan Africa | question: What is located in the central-western part of sub-Saharan Africa?, answer: Congo | question: What sub-Saharan continent is Congo located in?, answer: Africa | question: Congo lies between what two latitudes?, answer: latitudes | question: What is the Equator's longitude?, answer: E. | question: Where is Congo located in sub-Saharan Africa?, answer: the central-western part | question: What is to the south and east of Congo?, answer: the Democratic Republic of Congo | question: What is the name of the Republic of Congo to the south and east?, answer: the Democratic Republic | question: What is the name of the country to the southwest of Congo?, answer: Cabinda | question: What country is north of Congo?, answer: the Central African Republic
+question: Who declared himself president?, answer: Sassou | question: Who was the president in 1997?, answer: Lissouba | question: What country's democratic progress was derailed in 1997 when Lissouba and Sassou started fighting for power in the civil war?, answer: Congo | question: What did Lissouba and Sassou fight for in the civil war?, answer: power | question: In what war did Lissouba and Sassou fight for power?, answer: the civil war | question: What camps were in conflict with each other as presidential elections approached?, answer: the Lissouba and Sassou camps | question: Where was Sassou's compound located?, answer: Brazzaville
+question: Who dominates the Congo-Brazzaville political system?, answer: President Denis Sassou Nguesso | question: Who is the president of Congo-Brazzaville?, answer: Denis Sassou Nguesso | question: What type of political system has Congo-Brazzaville had since the early 1990s?, answer: a multi-party political system | question: Who is the president of Congo-Brazzaville?, answer: Sassou Nguesso | question: What country has a multi-party political system since the early 1990s?, answer: Congo | question: Sassou Nguesso is backed by what type of party?, answer: smaller parties | question: Who has lacked serious competition in the presidential elections held under his rule?, answer: Nguesso | question: What has Denis Sassou Nguesso lacked in the presidential elections held under his rule?, answer: serious competition | question: What is the name of the Congolese Labour Party?, answer: Parti Congolais du Travail | question: What party is Denis Sassou Nguesso backed by?, answer: Congolese Labour Party
+question: Who has the sole power to legislate for the United States?, answer: Congress | question: What did the Supreme Court hold Congress could not delegate a line-item veto to the President?, answer: powers | question: The Supreme Court held that Congress could not delegate a line-item veto to the President by powers vested in the government by what?, answer: Constitution | question: Congress has the sole power to legislate for which country?, answer: the United States | question: What power does Congress have to legislate for the United States?, answer: the sole power | question: Where was the case Clinton v. City held?, answer: New York | question: Congress may not delegate its lawmaking responsibilities to whom?, answer: any other agency | question: What can Congress not delegate to any other agency?, answer: its lawmaking responsibilities | question: What city was the plaintiff in Clinton v. New York?, answer: City | question: Who did the Supreme Court hold could not delegate a line-item veto to the President?, answer: Clinton
+question: What may not exercise the judicial power of the United States?, answer: Legislative courts | question: What type of court may not exercise the judicial power of the United States?, answer: legislative courts | question: Legislative courts do not take the form of what?, answer: judicial agencies | question: Who may establish "legislative courts"?, answer: Congress | question: Legislative courts do not have the same security of tenure or compensation as what?, answer: the constitutional court judges | question: Who may not decide a suit at the common law?, answer: a legislative court | question: Legislative courts do not take the form of judicial agencies or what?, answer: commissions | question: Legislative courts do not have the same security of what as constitutional court judges?, answer: tenure | question: Legislative courts do not have the same security of tenure or what?, answer: compensation | question: Legislative courts may not exercise what of the United States?, answer: the judicial power
+question: Who often writes legislation to restrain executive officials to the performance of their duties?, answer: Congress | question: In Art. I, a Congress consisting of a House of Representatives and a House of Representatives is referred to as what?, answer: Senate | question: Legislation may always prescribe regulations governing what?, answer: executive officials | question: What body is required to present a bill to the president if he disapproves of it?, answer: House | question: What does Congress pass to restrain executive officials from performing their duties?, answer: law | question: Legislation may always prescribe regulations governing who?, answer: executive officers | question: What does Art. I require all legislative action to be vested in a Congress consisting of a Senate and a House of Representatives?, answer: powers | question: What does Art. I require all legislative powers to be vested in a Congress consisting of a Senate and a House of Representatives?, answer: legislative action | question: What may always prescribe regulations governing executive officers?, answer: Legislation | question: What does Congress often write to restrain executive officials to the performance of their duties?, answer: legislation
+question: What does the Canadian Armed Forces deploy?, answer: Canadian Defence Attachés | question: What does the Canadian Armed Forces contribute to?, answer: Canadian defence diplomacy | question: What does the Canadian Armed Forces contribute to the conduct of Canadian defence diplomacy?, answer: military training | question: Who contributes to the conduct of Canadian defence diplomacy?, answer: the Canadian Armed Forces | question: What are the missions and priorities of the Canadian Armed Forces?, answer: priorities | question: Whose Armed Forces contribute to the conduct of Canadian defence diplomacy?, answer: Canadian | question: What types of military forums do the Canadian Armed Forces participate in?, answer: bilateral and multilateral military forums | question: What does the Canadian Armed Forces contribute to the conduct of Canadian defence diplomacy?, answer: activities | question: What does the Canadian Armed Forces contribute to bilateral and multilateral military forums?, answer: participation | question: What is the System of Cooperation Among?, answer: the American Air Forces
+question: Who goes through at least three sets of cuts?, answer: Contestants | question: Contestants go through at least three sets of what?, answer: cuts | question: Who sings in front of producers?, answer: Successful contestants | question: Who are the show's selectors?, answer: producers | question: What can exceed 10,000 in each city?, answer: auditions | question: Where do successful contestants sing in the first set of auditions?, answer: front | question: Who is in the first set of auditions?, answer: a few other contestants | question: What is the only audition stage shown on?, answer: television | question: Who are the contestants in front of?, answer: selectors | question: In front of the judges, what is the only audition stage shown on television?, answer: the only audition stage
+question: Where do foreign airlines stop in Lisbon?, answer: several airports | question: What is Portugal's primary flag-carrier?, answer: TAP Portugal | question: What airport did the government decide to build a new airport to replace?, answer: Lisbon Portela Airport | question: Where are the most important airports located?, answer: Lisbon | question: Who provides services within and without Portugal?, answer: many other domestic airlines | question: What does Lisbon's geographical position make it a stopover for?, answer: many foreign airlines | question: What is the most important airport in Portugal?, answer: Faro | question: Where are the most important airports in Portugal?, answer: Porto | question: What is the name of the Azores airport?, answer: Ponta Delgada
+question: What are grouped in "western" and "eastern" branches?, answer: Iranian languages | question: What stage of Iranian language may predate the settling of Iranian peoples into western and eastern groups?, answer: Old Avestan | question: Where are the centers of imperial power in Iran?, answer: western Iran | question: What languages are grouped in "western" and "eastern" branches?, answer: Iranian | question: Where is a western Iranian substrate introduced?, answer: later Avestan compositions | question: The geographic terms have little meaning when applied to what Iranian language?, answer: Younger Avestan | question: What Iranian language has a default assignment to "eastern"?, answer: Avestan | question: Avestan and what other Iranian language are distinct?, answer: Old Persian | question: What groups did the Iranian peoples settle into?, answer: western and eastern groups | question: What was introduced in later Avestan compositions and redactions?, answer: a western Iranian substrate
+question: Where can cooler climates be found?, answer: Southern European countries | question: What type of climate can be found in certain parts of Southern European countries?, answer: Cooler climates | question: Where can cooler climates be found in Southern European countries?, answer: certain parts | question: Where can cooler climates be found?, answer: Southern European | question: What country has a wetter Atlantic climate?, answer: Spain | question: What is an example of a Southern European country that has cooler climates?, answer: example | question: What country in Southern Europe has a cooler climate than Spain?, answer: Italy | question: What type of climate does the north coast of Spain have?, answer: a wetter Atlantic climate | question: What type of climate does the north coast of Spain have?, answer: Atlantic | question: What areas of Spain and Italy have cooler climates?, answer: the mountain ranges
+question: Who was disqualified during the finals for having an undisclosed police record?, answer: Corey Clark | question: Who did Corey Clark claim had an affair with?, answer: Paula Abdul | question: Who did Corey Clark claim gave him preferential treatment on the show due to their affair?, answer: Abdul | question: Who claimed that Abdul gave him preferential treatment on the show due to their affair?, answer: Clark | question: What did Corey Clark claim Abdul gave him on the show due to their affair?, answer: preferential treatment | question: What was Corey Clark disqualified for?, answer: an undisclosed police record | question: Who was disqualified for an arrest on an assault charge?, answer: Jaered Andrews | question: Who was disqualified for having previously modelled for an adult website?, answer: Frenchie Davis | question: What happened to Corey Clark after he and Paula Abdul had an affair?, answer: his expulsion | question: What did Corey Clark claim he and Paula Abdul had while on the show?, answer: an affair
+question: What did Wallison say other developed countries had during the 1997-2007 period?, answer: large bubbles | question: What did Wallison say other developed countries had during the 1997-2007 period?, answer: bubbles | question: Who said it is not true that every bubble has the potential to cause a financial crisis when it deflates?, answer: Peter J. Wallison | question: What did Peter J. Wallison do?, answer: Countering Krugman | question: What did Peter J. Wallison say every bubble has the potential to cause when it deflates?, answer: financial crisis | question: Who countered Krugman's claim that every bubble has the potential to cause a financial crisis when it deflates?, answer: Wallison | question: What type of bubble led to a financial crisis?, answer: the U.S. residential housing bubble | question: What losses did Wallison say were far lower than the losses suffered in the United States when the bubbles deflated?, answer: mortgage delinquencies | question: Who did Peter J. Wallison oppose?, answer: Krugman | question: Which countries had large bubbles during the 1997-2007 period?, answer: other developed countries
+question: Which country in the top quartile of HDI has a missing IHDI?, answer: New Zealand | question: Which country in the top quartile of HDI has a missing IHDI?, answer: Hong Kong | question: What country is in the top quartile of HDI?, answer: United Arab Emirates | question: New Zealand, Liechtenstein, Japan, Hong Kong, Singapore, Republic of China, Malta, Brunei, Qatar, Bahrain and Barbados are examples of what?, answer: Countries | question: New Zealand, Liechtenstein, Japan, Hong Kong, Singapore, Republic of China, Malta, Brunei, Qatar, Bahrain and Barbados are in the top quartile of what?, answer: HDI | question: Which country in the top quartile of HDI has a missing IHDI?, answer: Barbados | question: Which country in the top quartile of HDI has a missing IHDI?, answer: Liechtenstein | question: Which country in the top quartile of HDI has a missing IHDI?, answer: Japan | question: Which country in the top quartile of HDI has a missing IHDI?, answer: Singapore | question: What is the name of the Republic of China?, answer: Republic
+question: Which country in the top quartile of HDI has a missing IHDI?, answer: New Zealand | question: What country is in the top quartile of HDI?, answer: United Arab Emirates | question: Which country in the top quartile of HDI has a missing IHDI?, answer: Hong Kong | question: New Zealand, Liechtenstein, Japan, Hong Kong, Singapore, Taiwan, United Arab Emirates, Andorra, Brunei, Malta, Qatar, Bahrain, Chile, Argentina and Barbados are examples of what?, answer: Countries | question: New Zealand, Liechtenstein, Japan, Hong Kong, Singapore, Taiwan, United Arab Emirates, Andorra, Brunei, Malta, Qatar, Bahrain, Chile, Argentina and Barbados are in the top quartile of what?, answer: HDI | question: Which country in the top quartile of HDI has a missing IHDI?, answer: Barbados | question: Which country in the top quartile of HDI has a missing IHDI?, answer: Liechtenstein | question: Which country in the top quartile of HDI has a missing IHDI?, answer: Japan | question: Which country in the top quartile of HDI has a missing IHDI?, answer: Singapore | question: Which country in the top quartile of HDI has a missing IHDI?, answer: Taiwan
+question: Which country in the top quartile of HDI has a missing IHDI?, answer: New Zealand | question: Which country in the top quartile of HDI has a missing IHDI?, answer: Hong Kong | question: What country has a missing IHDI?, answer: United Arab Emirates | question: New Zealand, Chile, Japan, Hong Kong, Singapore, Taiwan, Liechtenstein, Brunei, Andorra, Qatar, Barbados, United Arab Emirates, and Seychelles are examples of what?, answer: Countries | question: New Zealand, Chile, Japan, Hong Kong, Singapore, Taiwan, Liechtenstein, Brunei, Andorra, Qatar, Barbados, United Arab Emirates, and Seychelles are countries in the top quartile of what?, answer: HDI | question: Which country in the top quartile of HDI has a missing IHDI?, answer: Seychelles | question: Which country in the top quartile of HDI has a missing IHDI?, answer: Chile | question: Which country in the top quartile of HDI has a missing IHDI?, answer: Japan | question: Which country in the top quartile of HDI has a missing IHDI?, answer: Singapore | question: Which country in the top quartile of HDI has a missing IHDI?, answer: Taiwan
+question: Which country in the top quartile of HDI has a missing IHDI?, answer: New Zealand | question: Which country in the top quartile of HDI has a missing IHDI?, answer: Hong Kong | question: Which country in the top quartile of HDI has a missing IHDI?, answer: United Arab Emirates | question: What country in the top quartile of HDI has a missing IHDI?, answer: Saudi Arabia | question: New Zealand, Singapore, Hong Kong, Liechtenstein, Brunei, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Andorra, United Arab Emirates, Bahrain, Cuba, and Kuwait are examples of what?, answer: Countries | question: New Zealand, Singapore, Hong Kong, Liechtenstein, Brunei, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Andorra, United Arab Emirates, Bahrain, Cuba, and Kuwait are countries in the top quartile of what?, answer: HDI | question: Which country in the top quartile of HDI has a missing IHDI?, answer: Kuwait | question: Which country in the top quartile of HDI has a missing IHDI?, answer: Singapore | question: Which country in the top quartile of HDI has a missing IHDI?, answer: Liechtenstein | question: Which country in the top quartile of HDI has a missing IHDI?, answer: Brunei
+question: Who sued Countrywide for "unfair business practices" and "false advertising"?, answer: California Attorney General Jerry Brown | question: What was Countrywide making to homeowners with weak credit?, answer: high cost mortgages | question: Who sued Countrywide for "unfair business practices" and "false advertising"?, answer: Jerry Brown | question: What did ARMs stand for?, answer: adjustable rate mortgages | question: Who was sued for "unfair business practices" and "false advertising"?, answer: Countrywide | question: Who did Countrywide make high cost mortgages to?, answer: homeowners | question: What type of credit did Countrywide make high cost mortgages to?, answer: weak credit | question: Where was Jerry Brown from?, answer: California | question: What was Countrywide sued for?, answer: "unfair business practices | question: What are adjustable rate mortgages called?, answer: ARMs
+question: The Supreme Court established a precedent for what?, answer: judicial review | question: In what case did the Supreme Court establish a precedent for judicial review?, answer: Madison | question: Who checks both the executive branch and the legislative branch through judicial review?, answer: Courts | question: In what case did the Supreme Court establish a precedent for judicial review?, answer: Marbury | question: What branch of government does a court check through judicial review?, answer: the legislative branch | question: The concept of judicial review is not written into what?, answer: Constitution | question: What branches of the government do courts check through judicial review?, answer: both the executive branch | question: What is an example of a framer of the Constitution that envisioned judicial review?, answer: example | question: What prevented opposing views from asserting themselves in Marbury v. Madison?, answer: political realities | question: What was Marbury v. Madison born of?, answer: political expediency
+question: Coyotes and big cats have been known to attack what?, answer: dogs | question: Striped hyenas are major predators of what?, answer: village dogs | question: Coyotes and what other animal have been known to attack dogs?, answer: big cats | question: What animal has a predilection for dogs?, answer: Leopards | question: Tigers in Manchuria, Indochina, Indonesia, and Malaysia are reputed to kill dogs with the same vigor as what?, answer: leopards | question: Leopards have been recorded to kill and consume dogs regardless of their size or what?, answer: ferocity | question: What animals have been known to attack dogs?, answer: Coyotes | question: Striped hyenas are major predators of village dogs in what region?, answer: Caucasus | question: Striped hyenas are major predators of village dogs in what country?, answer: India
+question: What are graduate and postgraduate programs offered in accordance with?, answer: provincial higher education guidelines | question: What is typically conferred at the undergraduate level?, answer: Credentials | question: Who undertakes directed and applied research with financing allocated through public funding, private equity, or industry sources?, answer: Canadian higher education institutions | question: What type of funding is used to finance Canadian higher education?, answer: industry sources | question: Where are the École de technologie supérieure and École Polytechnique de Montréal located?, answer: Quebec | question: What type of schools offer graduate and postgraduate programs?, answer: university-affiliated schools | question: What type of funding is used to finance Canadian higher education?, answer: public funding | question: What type of funding is used to finance Canadian higher education?, answer: private equity | question: How are graduate and postgraduate programs offered?, answer: accordance | question: At what level are credentials typically conferred?, answer: the undergraduate level
+question: What type of review did RogerEbert.com give Spectre?, answer: Critical appraisal | question: What film did Matt Zoller Seitz say was inconsistent and unable to capitalise on its potential?, answer: Spectre | question: Who wrote a lukewarm review of Spectre?, answer: Matt Zoller Seitz | question: In what country was Spectre mixed?, answer: the United States | question: What did Rolling Stone say about Spectre?, answer: the 24th Bond film | question: Where did Kenneth Turan write about Spectre?, answer: Los Angeles Times | question: What did Peter Travers say Spectre was a valentine to?, answer: movies | question: What did Manohla Dargis think Spectre was sacrificing its originality for?, answer: box office returns | question: What was Spectre criticized for in the United States?, answer: the film | question: What did Peter Travers say about Spectre?, answer: party time
+question: Who note the entertaining methods used to drive the plot?, answer: Critics | question: What game does Jem play in the church basement?, answer: Shadrach | question: What do critics note was used to drive the plot?, answer: the entertaining methods | question: What do critics note the entertaining methods used to drive?, answer: the plot | question: Who locks a Sunday school classmate in the church basement?, answer: Jem | question: On what day does Jem lock a school classmate?, answer: Sunday | question: Who does Jem lock in the church basement when Atticus is out of town?, answer: a Sunday school classmate | question: Where does Jem lock a Sunday school classmate when Atticus is out of town?, answer: the church basement | question: Who falls asleep during the Halloween pageant?, answer: Scout
+question: Who argued that the regulatory framework did not keep pace with financial innovation?, answer: U.S. Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner | question: Who argued that the regulatory framework did not keep pace with financial innovation?, answer: economist Paul Krugman | question: Which economist argued that the regulatory framework did not keep pace with financial innovation?, answer: Paul Krugman | question: Who is Timothy Geithner a member of?, answer: U.S. Treasury | question: Who is the U.S. Treasury Secretary?, answer: Timothy Geithner | question: What have critics argued the regulatory framework did not keep pace with?, answer: financial innovation | question: Who is Paul Krugman?, answer: Critics | question: What has Paul Krugman and Timothy Geithner argued the regulatory framework did not keep with financial innovation?, answer: pace | question: What is an example of an off-balance sheet financing system?, answer: derivatives | question: What type of sheet financing did Krugman and Geithner argue did not keep pace with financial innovation?, answer: balance
+question: What caused Crystal Bowersox to fall ill?, answer: diabetic ketoacidosis | question: Who fell ill due to diabetic ketoacidosis on the morning of the girls performance night for the top 20 week?, answer: Crystal Bowersox | question: What type of diabetes does Crystal Bowersox have?, answer: Type-I diabetes | question: When did Crystal Bowersox fall ill?, answer: the girls performance night | question: Who wanted to disqualify Crystal Bowersox?, answer: Ken Warwick | question: When did Crystal Bowersox perform instead of the boys?, answer: the following night | question: When did Crystal Bowersox fall ill?, answer: the morning | question: When did Crystal Bowersox fall ill?, answer: the top 20 week | question: Who was Ken Warwick?, answer: the show producer | question: How long was Crystal Bowersox's performance night?, answer: 20 week
+question: What was depicted to symbolize guidance, protection, loyalty, fidelity, faithfulness, watchfulness, and love?, answer: Dogs | question: What animal was depicted on the walls of caves?, answer: dogs | question: What extends back thousands of years to when dogs were portrayed on the walls of caves?, answer: Cultural depictions | question: What were dogs portrayed on the walls of?, answer: caves | question: In what form were dogs depicted thousands of years ago?, answer: art | question: How long ago were depictions of dogs in art?, answer: years | question: How many years ago were dogs portrayed on the walls of caves?, answer: thousands | question: What evolved and the relationships between human and canine developed?, answer: individual breeds | question: How long ago were depictions of dogs in art?, answer: thousands of years | question: What did dogs symbolize in the Middle Ages and the Renaissance?, answer: love
+question: Who is Raghuram Rajan?, answer: Current Governor | question: Who was the current Governor of the Reserve Bank of India?, answer: Rajan | question: What position did Raghuram Rajan hold at the International Monetary Fund?, answer: chief economist | question: Who was encouraged to take risks that generate severe adverse consequences with small probability?, answer: financial sector managers | question: What country is Raghuram Rajan from?, answer: India | question: What is the current Governor of?, answer: the Reserve Bank of India Raghuram Rajan | question: What can be unwound if the tail risk materializes?, answer: financial positions | question: What are risks that generate severe adverse consequences with small probability called?, answer: tail risks | question: What does Rajan believe banks will be able to provide liquidity to?, answer: financial markets | question: Raghuram Rajan predicted the crisis when he became chief economist at what institution?, answer: the International Monetary Fund
+question: What is the name of the field-ready brigade group at CFB Edmonton and CFB Shilo?, answer: Canadian Mechanized Brigade Group | question: What is the name of the Canadian field-ready brigade group?, answer: Mechanized Brigade Group | question: Where is the Canadian Mechanized Brigade Group located?, answer: CFB Edmonton | question: What is the name of the other field-ready brigade group?, answer: CFB Shilo | question: Where are the 2 Canadian Mechanized Brigade Groups located?, answer: CFB Petawawa | question: Where is the 5 Canadian Mechanized Brigade Group located?, answer: CFB Valcartier | question: Where is the second Canadian Mechanized Brigade Group located?, answer: CFB Gagetown | question: What is the name of the field-ready brigade group at CFB Edmonton?, answer: 1 Canadian Mechanized Brigade Group | question: What brigade groups are at CFB Petawawa and CFB Gagetown?, answer: 2 Canadian Mechanized Brigade Group | question: How many field-ready brigade groups are there at CFB Valcartier and Quebec City?, answer: 5 Canadian Mechanized Brigade Group
+question: What sub-focus group was closely related to STS and the Society for the Social Studies of Science?, answer: Cyborg anthropology | question: What does cyborg anthropology study?, answer: Cyborg anthropology studies | question: What could be considered the founding document of cyborg anthropology?, answer: Cyborg Manifesto | question: What sub-focus group was closely related to STS and the Society for the Social Studies of Science?, answer: Cyborg | question: Donna Haraway's 1985 Cyborg Manifesto could be considered the founding document of what?, answer: cyborg anthropology | question: What was cyborg anthropology originally a sub-focus of?, answer: group | question: What did cyborg anthropology originate as?, answer: a sub-focus group | question: Cyborg anthropology was closely related to STS and the Society for the Social Studies of what?, answer: Science | question: How often is the American Anthropological Association's meeting?, answer: annual
+question: What does the Czech Republic's constitution detail the process of the Prime Minister of the Czech Republic?, answer: dismissal | question: The Czech Republic's constitution clearlyoutlines the functions and what of the Prime Minister of the Czech Republic?, answer: powers | question: What country is the Prime Minister of?, answer: the Czech Republic | question: Whose powers does the Czech Republic's constitution outline?, answer: the Prime Minister | question: What does the Czech Republic's constitution clearly outline?, answer: the functions | question: What does the Czech Republic's constitution detail about the Prime Minister's appointment and dismissal?, answer: the process | question: What is the process of Prime Minister of the Czech Republic?, answer: his/her appointment
+question: What move by "cut and paste" in the genome?, answer: DNA transposons | question: What has also been observed in DNA transposons?, answer: duplication | question: What type of bacteria has Class 2 TEs been found in?, answer: metazoan | question: Class 2 TEs are popular in what?, answer: bacteria | question: Where do DNA transposons generally move by "cut and paste"?, answer: the genome | question: What do Class 2 TEs not use as intermediate?, answer: RNA | question: What type of transposons do not use RNA as intermediate?, answer: Class 2 TEs | question: What class of TEs do not use RNA as intermediate?, answer: 2 | question: What has been found in metazoan?, answer: it
+question: Who unveiled evolution in the late 1850s?, answer: Darwin | question: What did Darwin and Wallace unveil in the late 1850s?, answer: evolution | question: Who unveiled evolution in the late 1850s?, answer: Wallace | question: When did Darwin and Wallace unveil evolution?, answer: the late 1850s | question: Where was the Société d'Anthropologie de Paris?, answer: Paris | question: What was the name of the first anthropological society?, answer: first | question: What was Paul Broca in the process of breaking away from?, answer: Société | question: What was the French term for Transformisme?, answer: evolutionism | question: What nationality was Paul Broca?, answer: French | question: What was Paul Broca in the process of breaking away from?, answer: the Société de biologie
+question: What was the first season in which contestants' recordings were released onto iTunes after their performances?, answer: season | question: Leaked information indicated that contestants' songs frequently reached the top of what?, answer: iTunes sales charts | question: What was not released so as not to prejudice the contest?, answer: sales information | question: Jeff Buckley's version of "Hallelujah" reached the top of what chart?, answer: the Billboard digital song chart | question: What was not released after contestants' recordings were released?, answer: information | question: Where were contestants' recordings released after their performances?, answer: iTunes | question: What did Castro's semi-final performance of "Hallelujah" receive?, answer: considerable attention
+question: What is the name of the BBC Natural History Unit program that was produced by David Attenborough?, answer: Planet Earth | question: What is the name of the BBC Natural History Unit program that was produced by David Attenborough?, answer: Frozen Planet | question: Who was granted a sabbatical leave from his job as Controller to work with the BBC Natural History Unit?, answer: David Attenborough | question: What was David Attenborough granted?, answer: sabbatical leave | question: What is the name of the BBC Natural History Unit program?, answer: Life | question: What planet is the BBC Natural History Unit known for producing?, answer: Earth | question: Who was the controller of the BBC Natural History Unit?, answer: Attenborough | question: David Attenborough was granted a sabbatical leave from his job to work with what unit?, answer: the BBC Natural History Unit | question: David Attenborough was granted a sabbatical leave from his job as what?, answer: Controller | question: What is the name of the BBC Natural History Unit program?, answer: The Blue Planet
+question: Who is in favor of the view that the Ming simply reappointed old Yuan dynasty officials in Tibet?, answer: modern Chinese Communist historians | question: Who does Dawa Norbu argue is in favor of the view that the Ming simply reappointed old Yuan dynasty officials in Tibet?, answer: Communist historians | question: Who argues that modern Chinese Communist historians tend to be in favor of the view that the Ming simply reappointed old Yuan dynasty officials in Tibet and perpetuated their rule of Tibet?, answer: Dawa Norbu | question: Who did the Ming reprimand in Tibet?, answer: old Yuan dynasty officials | question: Where did the Yuan dynasty rule?, answer: Tibet | question: Dawa Norbu argues that modern Chinese historians tend to be in favor of the view that the Ming simply reappointed old Yuan dynasty officials in Tibet and perpetuated their rule of Tibet?, answer: Communist | question: Who argues that modern Chinese Communist historians tend to be in favor of the view that the Ming simply re appointed old Yuan dynasty officials in Tibet and perpetuated their rule of Tibet?, answer: Norbu | question: Who re appointed old Yuan dynasty officials in Tibet?, answer: Ming | question: Dawa Norbu argues that modern what Communist historians tend to be in favor of the view that the Ming simply reappointed old Yuan dynasty officials in Tibet and perpetuated their rule of Tibet?, answer: Chinese | question: What do modern Chinese Communist historians tend to be in?, answer: favor
+question: Daylighting is the oldest method of what?, answer: interior lighting | question: What is not yet popular among most buildings?, answer: daylighting schemes | question: Where are daylighting schemes not popular?, answer: most buildings | question: What is Daylighting?, answer: the oldest method | question: What does daylighting require from a building?, answer: less heating | question: What is Daylighting?, answer: as much natural light | question: What does daylighting reduce?, answer: energy consumption | question: What is the oldest method of interior lighting?, answer: Daylighting | question: Daylighting has been proven to have what effect on patients in hospitals?, answer: positive effects | question: Daylighting requires less heating and cooling from what?, answer: the building
+question: Deciduous trees and plants have been promoted as a means of controlling what?, answer: solar heating | question: In climates with significant heating loads, deciduous trees should not be planted on the Equator facing side of a building because they will interfere with what?, answer: winter solar availability | question: Deciduous trees can be planted on the east and west sides of a building without affecting what?, answer: winter solar gain | question: What trees have been promoted as a means of controlling solar heating and cooling?, answer: Deciduous trees | question: What should not be planted on the Equator facing side of a building in climates with significant heating loads?, answer: deciduous trees | question: What does bare leafless trees lose?, answer: winter heating | question: What do bare, leafless trees shade 1/3 to 1/2 of?, answer: incident solar radiation | question: What type of trees shade 1/3 to 1/2 of incident solar radiation?, answer: leafless trees | question: What side of a building should deciduous trees not be planted on?, answer: facing side | question: When do bare limbs of deciduous trees allow light to pass?, answer: winter
+question: Deleuze's and Latour's opinions are what?, answer: minority ones | question: Who has not been recognized as particularly influential within the most dominant philosophical schools?, answer: Whitehead | question: Whose opinions are minority?, answer: Deleuze | question: Deleuze's and who's opinions are minority?, answer: Latour | question: What did Whitehead include in his philosophy?, answer: theistic elements | question: Whitehead has not been recognized as particularly influential within what schools?, answer: the most dominant philosophical schools | question: What type of intuition does Whitehead have about matter?, answer: counter | question: What feature of Whitehead's prose is attributed to the difficulty and density of his prose?, answer: density | question: What did Whitehead perceive as obsolete in his prose?, answer: metaphysics
+question: Who was consistently elected to local office?, answer: Democratic Party candidates | question: Where were Democratic candidates elected to?, answer: local office | question: What party was consistently elected to local office?, answer: Democratic Party | question: What region did New York City have a ties to in 1861?, answer: South | question: Who was attacked in the Draft Riots of 1863?, answer: black New Yorkers | question: Where did blacks flee to after the Draft Riots?, answer: New Jersey | question: What group of people were attacked in the Draft Riots?, answer: New Yorkers | question: Who were the most visible participants in the Draft Riots of 1863?, answer: ethnic Irish working class | question: Who was the New York City Police Department mainly made up of?, answer: Irish immigrants | question: Who were lynched in the Draft Riots?, answer: black men
+question: What was Beyoncé's alter ego called?, answer: Sasha Fierce | question: Beyoncé described Sasha Fierce as being "sexy, seductive and provocative" when performing on what?, answer: stage | question: What show did Beyoncé bring Sasha back for?, answer: Beyoncé Live | question: Who described Sasha Fierce as too aggressive, too strong, too sassy, and too sexy?, answer: Beyoncé | question: What was Beyoncé's alter ego called?, answer: Sasha | question: Where did Beyoncé say she was not like Sasha Fierce?, answer: real life | question: What did Beyoncé originally create to keep her stage persona separate from who she really is?, answer: the alter ego | question: Sasha Fierce was created to keep what persona separate from who she really is?, answer: that stage | question: What was the name of Beyoncé's 2008 album?, answer: Crazy | question: Sasha Fierce was conceived during the making of what album?, answer: Love
+question: What type of music did Yeezus incorporate?, answer: industrial music | question: Along with industrial music, acid house, dancehall, punk, electro, and electro, what type of music was featured on West's album Yeezus?, answer: Chicago drill | question: What was Yeezus a protest to?, answer: music | question: What was the name of West's 2013 album?, answer: his sixth studio album Yeezus | question: What genre of music did West incorporate in his sixth album Yeezus?, answer: acid house | question: What was the name of West's album Yeezus?, answer: sixth | question: What was the name of West's sixth album?, answer: Yeezus | question: Who described Yeezus as a protest to music?, answer: West | question: What type of samples did West use on his album Yeezus?, answer: eclectic samples | question: What city did West's album Yeezus come from?, answer: Chicago
+question: What is a defining feature of New York?, answer: streets | question: What is the name of one of New York's major avenues?, answer: Madison Avenue | question: What is the name of one of Manhattan's major avenues?, answer: Seventh Avenue | question: New York's streets are a defining feature of what?, answer: its vast public transit system | question: What is the name of one of New York's major avenues?, answer: Wall Street | question: New York's streets and avenues are also used as metonyms for what national industries?, answer: fashion organizations | question: Broadway, Wall Street, Madison Avenue, and Seventh Avenue are also metonyms for what?, answer: national industries | question: What is the name of one of New York's streets and avenues?, answer: Broadway
+question: Who is humiliated by the events of the trial?, answer: Bob Ewell | question: Who spitting in Atticus' face attempts to break into the judge's house?, answer: Ewell | question: What did Atticus destroy at the trial of Bob Ewell?, answer: last shred | question: Who did Bob Ewell spit in the face of?, answer: Atticus | question: Atticus destroys Bob Ewell's last shred of what at the trial?, answer: credibility | question: At what event did Atticus destroy Bob Ewell's credibility?, answer: that trial | question: What event humiliates Bob Ewell?, answer: the trial
+question: Who does Christoph Waltz play in Spectre?, answer: Franz Oberhauser | question: Who played Franz Oberhauser in Spectre?, answer: Christoph Waltz | question: Who created the back story for Spectre?, answer: Fleming | question: Who is a background character in the short story "Octopussy"?, answer: Hannes Oberhauser | question: What film draws on Ian Fleming's source material?, answer: Spectre | question: What is the name of the character who shares his name with Hannes Oberhauser?, answer: Oberhauser | question: What short story is Hannes Oberhauser a background character in?, answer: Octopussy | question: In what film was Quantum of Solace reimagined as a division of Spectre?, answer: Casino Royale | question: Who wrote the screenplay for Spectre?, answer: screenwriters Neal Purvis
+question: Who was the most successful recording artist from this season?, answer: Chris Daughtry | question: Who was the lead of the band Daughtry?, answer: Daughtry | question: What position did Chris Daughtry hold in Daughtry's band?, answer: lead | question: Who did Chris Daughtry lead?, answer: the band Daughtry | question: When was Chris Daughtry eliminated?, answer: the season | question: When did Chris Daughtry become the most successful recording artist?, answer: this season | question: What did Chris Daughtry become from this season?, answer: the most successful recording artist | question: How much success have Hicks, McPhee, Bucky Covington, Mandisa, Kellie Pickler, and Elliott Yamin had?, answer: varying levels | question: Chris Daughtry became the most what?, answer: success | question: Which contestant has had different levels of success?, answer: Elliott Yamin
+question: Where did Lee get acclaim?, answer: literary circles | question: In what state was Lee's book published?, answer: Alabama | question: Where was Lee's book published?, answer: Monroeville | question: Who did the book bring acclaim to in literary circles?, answer: Lee | question: What did Lee's book bring to literary circles?, answer: acclaim | question: What happened to Lee's book after it was published?, answer: numerous subsequent printings | question: What was released by Reader's Digest Condensed Books?, answer: editions | question: What became widely available through the Book of the Month Club and Reader's Digest Condensed Books?, answer: The book
+question: Who was denied an artist deal after a series of meetings with Capitol Records?, answer: West | question: Who ignored West because he did not portray the gangsta image prominent in mainstream hip hop at the time?, answer: Multiple record companies | question: What genre of music did West not appear in?, answer: mainstream hip hop | question: What did West struggle to achieve?, answer: a record deal | question: What was West denied after a series of meetings with Capitol Records?, answer: an artist deal | question: What was West's true aspiration?, answer: a rapper | question: What was West's true aspiration as a producer?, answer: his success | question: What did West not portray in mainstream hip hop at the time?, answer: the gangsta image | question: What was West's true aspiration?, answer: a producer
+question: What has the Tajik government done to improve and expand health care?, answer: repeated efforts | question: What does the Tajik government have severe shortages of?, answer: medical supplies | question: What does the Tajik government want to improve?, answer: health care | question: What is the main problem with the health care system in Tajikistan?, answer: severe shortages | question: What country's government has repeatedly tried to improve and expand health care?, answer: Tajik | question: What type of care does the government of Tajikistan want to expand?, answer: health | question: What country has the most disabled people?, answer: Tajikistan | question: Who is trying to improve and expand health care in Tajikistan?, answer: the Tajik government | question: Who wrote the Poverty Reduction Strategy Paper?, answer: the World Bank
+question: What was the calamity of the earthquake in Lisbon?, answer: huge death toll | question: What was the new city centre of Lisbon designed to resist?, answer: subsequent earthquakes | question: What were built to simulate the effects of an earthquake?, answer: Architectural models | question: What city suffered no epidemics?, answer: Lisbon | question: The effects of an earthquake were simulated by marching what around the models?, answer: troops | question: What were architectural models built for?, answer: tests | question: The effects of an earthquake were simulated by marching troops around what?, answer: the models | question: What was simulated by marching troops around the models?, answer: an earthquake | question: What was the main cause of the death toll in Lisbon?, answer: the calamity
+question: The lack of dependence dynamics and the lack of the representation of what is one of the limitations of the Copula formula?, answer: extreme events | question: What are there about the financial industry's attempts to address the formula limitations?, answer: documented attempts | question: What is a limitation of the Copula formula?, answer: dependence dynamics | question: What did the financial industry attempt to address before the crisis?, answer: the formula limitations | question: What did the financial industry dominate before the crisis?, answer: the above formula | question: Who attempted to address the formula limitations before the crisis?, answer: the financial industry | question: What is one of the limitations of the Copula formula?, answer: the poor representation | question: What did practitioners try to rectify at the 2006 conference?, answer: the copula limitations | question: Who attempted to propose models rectifying some of the copula limitations?, answer: several practitioners | question: Who held a conference in London in 2006?, answer: Merrill Lynch
+question: What country has humans occupied for thousands of years?, answer: Portugal | question: What is the name of the 12 natural parks in Portugal?, answer: Parque Natural | question: Where were boars found recently roaming at night?, answer: large urban areas | question: What are the Pyrenean oak and other local native trees colonizing?, answer: many abandoned areas | question: How many years have humans occupied Portugal?, answer: thousands | question: How long have humans occupied Portugal?, answer: years | question: Who has occupied Portugal for thousands of years?, answer: humans | question: Parque Nacional is an example of what?, answer: Protected areas | question: What is the name of Portugal's national park?, answer: Parque Nacional | question: What is the Portuguese word for the nine natural reserves?, answer: Reserva Natural
+question: What is the name of the tympanic bullae that is large, convex and almost spherical?, answer: gray wolves | question: What do not have dewclaws on their back legs?, answer: Wolves | question: Domesticated dogs are clearly distinguishable from what?, answer: wolves | question: What type of dog is thicker than wolves?, answer: domestic dogs | question: What distinguishes gray wolves from domestic dogs?, answer: diagnostic features | question: What type of dog lacks a functioning pre-caudal gland?, answer: Dogs | question: What type of animal lacks a functioning pre-caudal gland?, answer: dogs | question: What are clearly distinguishable from wolves by starch Gel electrophoresis of red blood cell acid phosphatase?, answer: Domesticated dogs | question: What is starch Gel electrophoresis?, answer: red blood cell acid phosphatase | question: What distinguishes gray wolves from domestic dogs?, answer: their close genetic relationship
+question: Which animal can adapt to a wide-ranging diet?, answer: dogs | question: What are dogs not dependent on in order to fulfill their basic dietary requirements?, answer: protein | question: From where do dogs come?, answer: wolves | question: What are dogs classified as?, answer: Carnivora | question: What are dogs classified as in scholarly writings?, answer: carnivores | question: What type of carnivore is the cat family?, answer: obligate carnivores | question: What are dogs called in scholarly writings?, answer: omnivores | question: What is Carnivora?, answer: classification | question: What do dogs have adaptations in genes that contribute to an increased ability to thrive on a starch-rich diet?, answer: starch digestion | question: What are dogs not dependent on in order to fulfill their basic dietary requirements?, answer: meat-specific protein
+question: What court believed that the representatives of the Karma Kagyu were sent by the Karmapa?, answer: Ming | question: Who were the representatives of the Karma Kagyu sent by?, answer: Karmapa | question: Who wrote that the Ming court cut off relations with the Karmapa hierarchs?, answer: Chan | question: Who did the Ming court cut off relations with in 1446?, answer: the Karmapa hierarchs | question: Who believed that the representatives of the Karma Kagyu were sent by the Karmapa?, answer: The Ming court | question: Who cut off relations with the Karmapa hierarchs in 1446?, answer: the Ming court | question: Who died in 1415?, answer: Deshin Shekpa | question: What was the Emperor's message?, answer: this glowing message | question: Where did the Karma Kagyu continue to visit?, answer: the Ming capital | question: Who did the Ming court cut off relations with in 1446?, answer: the Karmapa
+question: What type of investigation had been underway since December 2008?, answer: non-governmental investigation | question: What was Ai Weiwei's profession?, answer: architect | question: What had been under non-governmental investigation since December 2008?, answer: school casualties | question: What had been under non-governmental investigation since December 2008?, answer: Details | question: What was Ai Weiwei's profession?, answer: artist | question: In what month and year did details of school casualties begin to be investigated?, answer: December | question: What was Ai Weiwei's profession?, answer: volunteers | question: Who performed vasectomies and tubal ligations?, answer: family planning authorities | question: When did Ai Weiwei first post updates on his blog?, answer: March | question: What did the Chinese government declare parents who lost their only child would get from fertility clinics?, answer: free treatment
+question: The North American Solar Challenge and the South African Solar Challenge are similar competitions that reflect an international interest in the engineering and development of what?, answer: solar powered vehicles | question: What has been an engineering goal since the 1980s?, answer: Development | question: The North American Solar Challenge and the South African Solar Challenge reflect an international interest in the engineering and what of solar powered cars?, answer: development | question: Where does the World Solar Challenge take place?, answer: central Australia | question: Where does the World Solar Challenge take place?, answer: Adelaide | question: What is the World Solar Challenge?, answer: a biannual solar-powered car race | question: What was the winner's average speed in 1987?, answer: hour | question: What types of teams compete in the World Solar Challenge?, answer: universities | question: Who competes in the World Solar Challenge?, answer: teams | question: What types of teams compete in the World Solar Challenge?, answer: enterprises
+question: What is the UK's only naval base that refits nuclear submarines?, answer: Devonport Dockyard | question: Devonport Dockyard is the UK's only naval base that refits what?, answer: nuclear submarines | question: What is the UK's only naval base that refits nuclear submarines?, answer: Dockyard | question: What city has the largest cluster of marine and maritime businesses in the south west?, answer: Plymouth | question: Who estimates that the Devonport Dockyard generates 10% of Plymouth's income?, answer: Navy | question: Devonport Dockyard is the only naval base that refits nuclear submarines in what country?, answer: UK | question: Who is one employer that has chosen to locate their headquarters in Plymouth?, answer: Hemsley Fraser | question: What does the Navy estimate generates about 10% of Plymouth's income?, answer: the Dockyard
+question: Devotion is an important part of the practice of who?, answer: most Buddhists | question: bowing, offerings, pilgrimage, and chanting are examples of what?, answer: Devotional practices | question: Devotion is an important part of the practice of who?, answer: Buddhists | question: What is an important part of the practice of most Buddhists?, answer: Devotion | question: What is the main practice in Pure Land Buddhism?, answer: devotion | question: In Pure Land Buddhism, devotion to the Buddha Amitabha is what?, answer: the main practice | question: Devotion is an important part of what of most Buddhists?, answer: the practice | question: How does devotion impact the practice of most Buddhists?, answer: an important part | question: In what type of Buddhism is devotion to the Buddha Amitabha the main practice?, answer: Pure Land Buddhism | question: In what type of Buddhism is devotion to the Lotus Sutra the main practice?, answer: Nichiren Buddhism
+question: Who wrote that To Kill a Mockingbird condemns racism instead of racists?, answer: Diane McWhorter | question: What award did Diane McWhorter win?, answer: Pulitzer Prize | question: What does McWhorter say every child in the South has moments of when they are faced with the harsh reality of inequality?, answer: racial cognitive dissonance | question: What is Diane McWhorter a historian of?, answer: the Birmingham civil rights campaign | question: In what city was To Kill a Mockingbird written?, answer: Birmingham | question: Who is Diane McWhorter?, answer: Pulitzer Prize-winning historian | question: For whom does To Kill a Mockingbird help to question their beliefs?, answer: many children | question: Who wrote that To Kill a Mockingbird was an act of protest?, answer: McWhorter | question: Where does McWhorter say every child has moments of racial cognitive dissonance when they are faced with the harsh reality of inequality?, answer: South | question: What is the name of the book that McWhorter says To Kill a Bird condemns racism instead of racists?, answer: Mockingbird
+question: What can be used to define southern Europe?, answer: Different methods | question: What can be defined by its natural features?, answer: southern Europe | question: What can be defined by its natural features, geography, climate, and flora?, answer: Europe | question: What can be defined by its natural features?, answer: Southern Europe | question: Southern Europe's natural features include geography, climate, and what other natural feature?, answer: flora | question: Southern Europe's natural features include geography, geography, flora, and what other natural feature?, answer: climate | question: What are some of the different methods used to define southern Europe?, answer: its political, economic, and cultural attributes | question: What can southern Europe be defined by?, answer: its natural features | question: What natural feature can be defined by southern Europe?, answer: its geography
+question: In what dynasty did discussions of strategy focus primarily on recovery of the Ordos region?, answer: mid Ming dynasty | question: The Mongols used the Ordos region as a rallying base to stage raids into what country?, answer: Ming China | question: What dynasty was the last time a united China had to deal with an independent Tibet?, answer: Ming | question: What was the ultimate goal of the Ming dynasty with Tibet?, answer: Ming foreign policy | question: What was the Ming court's patronage of high Tibetan lamas designed to stabilize?, answer: border regions | question: What could the Ming dynasty not spare to enforce their claim of sovereignty over Tibet?, answer: additional armed forces | question: What was the ultimate goal of Ming foreign policy with Tibet?, answer: Tibetan threat | question: What was the last time a united China had to deal with an independent Tibet?, answer: Tibet | question: What was the focus of strategy in the mid Ming dynasty?, answer: Discussions | question: In what dynasty did discussions of strategy focus primarily on recovery of the Ordos region?, answer: the mid Ming dynasty
+question: What is the internal coordinated responses of the domestic dog (individuals or groups) to internal and/or external stimuli?, answer: Dog behavior | question: What species has acquired the ability to understand and communicate with humans?, answer: dogs | question: What is the term for the responses of a dog to stimuli?, answer: actions | question: What is another name for dog behavior?, answer: inactions | question: What is another term for groups?, answer: individuals | question: Whose behavior is based on the responses of individuals or groups to internal and/or external stimuli?, answer: the domestic dog | question: What is another name for individuals?, answer: groups | question: What have dogs acquired the ability to understand and communicate with?, answer: humans | question: What do dogs respond to?, answer: internal and/or external stimuli | question: What is an example of a highly intelligent mammals?, answer: great apes
+question: What is it about how dogs speak to each other?, answer: Dog communication | question: How do humans communicate with dogs?, answer: body posture | question: What is the term for pheromones and taste?, answer: gustatory communication | question: What type of animal communicates with humans?, answer: dogs | question: Who communicates with dogs by using vocalization, hand signals, and body posture?, answer: Humans | question: Who can translate the ideas that dogs are trying to transmit to them?, answer: humans | question: What part of a human's body does a dog's body move?, answer: bodies | question: What is an example of a dog's communication behavior?, answer: eye gaze | question: What is an example of a gustatory communication behavior?, answer: taste | question: What is an example of a dog's communication behavior?, answer: facial expression
+question: What type of dog may have lost much of their original problem-solving abilities once they joined humans?, answer: domestic dogs | question: What is the ability of the dog to perceive information and retain it as knowledge for applying to solve problems?, answer: Dog intelligence | question: Who has been shown to learn by inference?, answer: Dogs | question: Australian dingos outperform what in a non-social problem-solving experiment?, answer: dogs | question: What type of dogs use humans to solve their problems for them?, answer: Modern domestic dogs | question: Dog intelligence is the ability of the dog to perceive information and retain it as knowledge for applying to solve what?, answer: problems | question: What do modern domestic dogs use to solve their problems for them?, answer: humans | question: What type of experiment did a study show that Australian dingos outperform domestic dogs?, answer: non-social problem-solving experiment | question: Rico inferred the names of what?, answer: novel items | question: Dog intelligence is the ability of the dog to perceive information and retain it as what?, answer: knowledge
+question: What is eaten in some East Asian countries?, answer: Dog meat | question: Polynesia and pre-Columbian Mexico also consumed what in their history?, answer: dog meat | question: What time period does the practice of eating dog meat date back to?, answer: antiquity | question: Where is dog meat commonly consumed?, answer: East Asian | question: What type of animal is considered to be a taboo in some cultures?, answer: dogs | question: What is believed to have medicinal properties?, answer: dog fat | question: What East Asian country has a tradition of eating dog meat?, answer: Vietnam | question: Which East Asian country is known for its consumption of dog meat?, answer: China | question: Which East Asian country has a tradition of eating dog meat?, answer: Korea | question: Where is dog meat consumed?, answer: some East Asian countries
+question: What is another health condition that dogs are vulnerable to?, answer: arthritis | question: What animal is also vulnerable to some of the same health conditions as humans?, answer: Dogs | question: Dogs are also vulnerable to some of the same health conditions as what?, answer: humans | question: What is an example of a health condition that a dog is vulnerable to?, answer: diabetes | question: What is one of the health conditions that dogs are vulnerable to?, answer: hypothyroidism | question: What type of disease is a common health condition in dogs?, answer: epilepsy | question: What is another health condition that dogs are vulnerable to?, answer: cancer | question: Diabetes, dental and heart disease, epilepsy, cancer, hypothyroidism, and arthritis are examples of what?, answer: the same health conditions | question: What are some of the health conditions that dogs are vulnerable to?, answer: dental and heart disease | question: What are dogs also vulnerable to?, answer: some
+question: What is highly variable in height and weight?, answer: Dogs | question: What is the smallest known dog's height?, answer: weight | question: What are dogs highly variable in?, answer: height | question: What was the smallest known adult dog?, answer: Yorkshire Terrier | question: What was the length of the Yorkshire Terrier's head and body?, answer: length | question: What was the largest known dog?, answer: The largest known dog | question: What is the height of the Great Dane?, answer: The tallest dog | question: How tall is the Great Dane?, answer: 106.7 cm | question: How tall was the largest known English Mastiff?, answer: 250 cm | question: How tall was the smallest known adult dog?, answer: 6.3 cm
+question: What type of animal bears their litters roughly 58 to 68 days after fertilization?, answer: Dogs | question: What breed of dog may have an average litter of six puppies?, answer: dog | question: What type of dog produces one to four puppies in each litter?, answer: toy dogs | question: What can vary in the length of a dog's litter?, answer: gestation | question: What is the first step in a dog's life?, answer: fertilization | question: What type of dog can produce as many as 12 pups in a litter?, answer: much larger breeds | question: How many puppies are in an average dog's litter?, answer: An average litter | question: What is the average length of gestation for a dog's litter?, answer: 63 days | question: How many litters do toy dogs produce?, answer: each litter | question: What do dogs bear roughly 58 to 68 days after fertilization?, answer: their litters
+question: In what language is the phrase "man's best friend" also used?, answer: other languages | question: What type of dogs have been bred for?, answer: detection dogs | question: What animal has earned the nickname "man's best friend"?, answer: Dogs | question: Dogs have lived and worked with whom?, answer: humans | question: What have dogs been bred for?, answer: companions | question: How many roles have dogs lived and worked with humans?, answer: so many roles | question: What is the phrase "man's best friend" used in other languages?, answer: the unique nickname | question: In addition to their roles as companions, what other role have dogs been bred for?, answer: addition | question: What have dogs been bred to pull?, answer: loads
+question: What type of people do dogs help?, answer: handicapped individuals | question: How do dogs perform for people?, answer: many roles | question: What animal is a source of meat in some cultures?, answer: Dogs | question: What is a source of meat in some cultures?, answer: dogs | question: What is one of the roles a dog performs for people?, answer: hunting | question: What is a role that a dog can play?, answer: herding | question: What do dogs perform many roles for?, answer: people | question: What do dogs pull?, answer: loads | question: What do dogs perform for people?, answer: protection | question: What does a dog help in the military?, answer: police
+question: What have been selectively bred for millennia for various behaviors, sensory capabilities, and physical attributes?, answer: Domestic dogs | question: What type of attributes have domestic dogs been selectively bred for?, answer: physical attributes | question: What have domestic dogs been selectively bred for?, answer: various behaviors | question: What show more variation in size, appearance, and behavior than any other domestic animal?, answer: Modern dog breeds | question: What is one of the characteristics that dogs have been selectively bred for?, answer: sensory capabilities | question: What type of traits have dogs been selectively bred for?, answer: behavior | question: What are predators and scavengers?, answer: Dogs | question: For how long have domestic dogs been selectively bred?, answer: millennia | question: Dogs have powerful muscles, fused wrist bones, and a cardiovascular system that supports sprinting and endurance?, answer: many other predatory mammals | question: Do modern dog breeds show more or less variation in size, appearance, and behavior than any other domestic animal?, answer: more variation
+question: What did wolf ancestors have?, answer: complex body language | question: What did domestic dogs inherit from their wolf ancestors?, answer: complex behaviors | question: Who inherited complex behaviors from their wolf ancestors?, answer: Domestic dogs | question: What type of behavior did domestic dogs inherit from their wolf ancestors?, answer: bite inhibition | question: What were wolf ancestors?, answer: pack hunters | question: What type of animal inherited complex behaviors from their wolf ancestors?, answer: dogs | question: What do dogs have a relationship with humans that has enabled them to become one of the most successful species on the planet today?, answer: social situations | question: Who did domestic dogs inherit complex behaviors from?, answer: their wolf ancestors | question: What type of communication has given dogs a relationship with humans?, answer: social cognition | question: What have dogs a relationship with that has enabled them to become one of the most successful species on the planet today?, answer: human households
+question: What often display the remnants of countershading?, answer: Domestic dogs | question: What is countershading?, answer: a common natural camouflage pattern | question: What is a common natural camouflage pattern?, answer: countershading | question: What color will a countershading animal have on its upper surfaces?, answer: dark coloring | question: On what part of a dog's body will a blaze, stripe, or star of white fur be found?, answer: underside | question: What type of fur does a countershading dog have on its chest or underside?, answer: white fur | question: What color does a countershaded animal have below it?, answer: light | question: What do domestic dogs often display?, answer: the remnants | question: What does countershading reduce?, answer: its general visibility | question: Where will a countershaded animal have dark coloring?, answer: its upper surfaces
+question: Who tried to establish hegemonies after the Phagmodrupa lost power?, answer: other families | question: How many attempts were made to establish hegemonies after the Phagmodrupa lost power over Tibet?, answer: several attempts | question: What did other families try to establish after the Phagmodrupa lost power over Tibet?, answer: hegemonies | question: What country did the Phagmodrupa lose power over in 1434?, answer: Tibet | question: Which Dalai Lama's hegemony over Tibet was effective in 1642?, answer: 5th | question: Who wrote that the Phagmodrupa lost its centralizing power over Tibet in 1434?, answer: Dreyfus | question: Who lost its centralizing power over Tibet in 1434?, answer: Phagmodrupa | question: What did the Phagmodrupa lose in 1434?, answer: its centralizing power | question: How long did the hegemony of the 5th Dalai Lama last?, answer: the next two centuries
+question: What is the major illegal source of income in Tajikistan?, answer: Drug trafficking | question: What corrupts the country's government?, answer: Drug money | question: What drug was confiscated in the first half of 2006?, answer: raw opium | question: What is Tajikistan an important transit country for?, answer: Afghan narcotics | question: What is the main source of income in Tajikistan?, answer: illegal drug-trafficking | question: What country is an important transit country for Afghan narcotics bound for Russian and, to a lesser extent, Western European markets?, answer: Tajikistan | question: Drug trafficking is the major illegal source of what in Tajikistan?, answer: income | question: Tajikistan is an important transit country for narcotics bound for Russia and what other country?, answer: Afghan | question: What is drug trafficking in Tajikistan?, answer: the major illegal source | question: What markets are narcotics bound for in Tajikistan?, answer: Western European
+question: What is the name of the institute that developed separately from the Regional Technical College system?, answer: Dublin Institute | question: The Dublin Institute of Technology acquired the authority to confer its own degrees from what college?, answer: Trinity College | question: What city was Trinity College located in?, answer: Dublin | question: How long did it take for the Dublin Institute of Technology to acquire the authority to confer its own degrees?, answer: several decades | question: The Dublin Institute of Technology developed separately from what system?, answer: the Regional Technical College system | question: The Dublin Institute of Technology developed separately from what system?, answer: the Regional Technical College | question: What is the name of the institute that developed separately from the Regional Technical College system?, answer: Dublin Institute of Technology | question: What type of relationship did the Dublin Institute of Technology have with the University of Dublin, Trinity College?, answer: association | question: What is the Dublin Institute of?, answer: Technology | question: What did the Dublin Institute of Technology acquire after several decades of association with the University of Dublin, Trinity College?, answer: its own degrees
+question: What plays a major role in shaping the genome?, answer: Duplication | question: What plays a major role in shaping the genome?, answer: Duplications | question: What is the term for the extension of a cluster of genes?, answer: duplication | question: What are probably fundamental to the creation of genetic novelty?, answer: Such duplications | question: Duplication of what can range from extension of short tandem repeats to duplication of a cluster of genes?, answer: entire chromosomes | question: What is an example of a duplication?, answer: short tandem repeats | question: Duplication of entire chromosomes or what?, answer: even entire genomes | question: Duplications are probably fundamental to the creation of what?, answer: genetic novelty | question: Duplications play a major role in shaping what?, answer: the genome | question: Duplication of a cluster of what can range from extension of short tandem repeats to duplication of a cluster of?, answer: genes
+question: Chopin spent his vacations away from what city?, answer: Warsaw | question: Where did Chopin visit in 1824 and 1825?, answer: Szafarnia | question: Who was Chopin a guest of in 1824 and 1825?, answer: Dominik Dziewanowski | question: Who spent his vacations away from Warsaw?, answer: Chopin | question: Chopin spent his vacations away from Warsaw at a number of what?, answer: locales.[n | question: What did Chopin first encounter at Szafarnia?, answer: Polish rural folk music | question: What did Chopin's family spoof?, answer: the Warsaw newspapers | question: What was the title of Chopin's letters from Szafarnia?, answer: The Szafarnia Courier | question: What language was Chopin's letters written in?, answer: Polish | question: Dominik Dziewanowski was the father of what?, answer: a schoolmate
+question: Who discussed the paradoxes of the credit crunch?, answer: U.S. Federal Reserve vice-chair Janet Yellen | question: What organization was Janet Yellen a vice-chair of in 2009?, answer: U.S. Federal Reserve | question: What did Yellen say caused financial institutions to surge?, answer: credit losses | question: Who was the U.S. Federal Reserve vice-chair in 2009?, answer: Janet Yellen | question: When did Janet Yellen discuss the paradoxes of the credit crunch?, answer: April | question: What did Yellen say caused us to be in a recession?, answer: this massive credit crunch | question: Who are shrinking assets to bolster capital and improve their chances of weathering the current storm?, answer: financial institutions | question: What did the recession deepen?, answer: the credit crunch | question: What did demand fall as a result of the recession?, answer: employment | question: What did the recession deepen the credit crunch?, answer: demand
+question: Who did West believe had problems pushing policies in Washington?, answer: President Obama | question: What did West believe President Bush had problems with?, answer: oil money | question: Who did West believe had problems pushing policies in Washington?, answer: Obama | question: What did West say he didn't know how to be told you had?, answer: money | question: What group of people did West believe had the same level of connections as black people?, answer: Jewish people | question: Who said that President Obama had problems pushing policies in Washington?, answer: West | question: Who did West believe did not have the same level of connections as Jewish people?, answer: Black people | question: Who did West believe had problems pushing policies in Washington?, answer: George Bush | question: What did West believe President Obama had?, answer: problems | question: Where did West believe President Obama had problems pushing policies?, answer: Washington
+question: Who relaxed underwriting standards and originated riskier mortgages to less creditworthy borrowers?, answer: mortgage lenders | question: What declined as market power shifted from securitizers to originators?, answer: mortgage standards | question: What type of mortgages were originated when the supply of creditworthy borrowers was limited?, answer: riskier mortgages | question: Who did the GSEs police?, answer: mortgage originators | question: What did mortgage lenders relax during a period of tough competition?, answer: underwriting standards | question: When the supply of what was limited, mortgage lenders relaxed underwriting standards and originated riskier mortgages to less what?, answer: creditworthy borrowers | question: During what period did mortgage lenders relax underwriting standards and originate riskier mortgages to less creditworthy borrowers?, answer: tough competition | question: What was the main goal of the competition between mortgage lenders?, answer: market share | question: What undermined the GSE's power?, answer: intense competition | question: What type of loans proliferated in 2004-2007?, answer: risky loans
+question: In the last five days before the election, news reports appeared in the Los Angeles Times recounting allegations of what?, answer: sexual misconduct | question: What was the name given to the allegations of sexual and personal misconduct against Schwarzenegger?, answer: Gropegate | question: What did the Los Angeles Times report about Schwarzenegger's sexual and personal misconduct?, answer: allegations | question: Who did the Los Angeles Times report allegations of sexual misconduct from in the last five days before the election?, answer: several individual women | question: What allegations were raised against Schwarzenegger during his campaign for governor?, answer: sexual and personal misconduct | question: What position did Schwarzenegger seek in his first campaign?, answer: governor | question: Who was dubbed "Gropegate"?, answer: Schwarzenegger | question: What did some of the women who were accused of sexual misconduct come forward with?, answer: their personal stories | question: During what campaign were allegations of sexual and personal misconduct raised against Schwarzenegger?, answer: his initial campaign | question: What appeared in the Los Angeles Times in the last five days before the election?, answer: news reports
+question: Who was induced by further exhortations by the Ming court to visit Nanjing by April 10, 1407?, answer: Deshin Shekpa | question: How did the Ming court induce Deshin Shekpa to visit Nanjing?, answer: further exhortations | question: Where did the Yongle Emperor come out of the palace to greet the Karmapa?, answer: Nanjing | question: When did Deshin Shekpa visit Nanjing?, answer: April | question: What court exhorted Deshin Shekpa to visit Nanjing?, answer: Ming | question: Who urged Deshin Shekpa to visit Nanjing?, answer: the Ming court | question: Who did the Yongle Emperor give the place of honor at his left?, answer: Karmapa | question: Whose tradition did the Yongle Emperor follow?, answer: Mongol emperors | question: What did Kublai Khan receive from the Sakya Phagpa lama?, answer: religious instructions | question: Who did the Mongol emperors worship?, answer: Sakya
+question: What can iTunes synchronize when an iPod connects to its host computer?, answer: entire music libraries | question: iTunes can synchronize entire music libraries or what?, answer: music playlists | question: What is associated with one host computer?, answer: iPod | question: What can a user access, play, and add on a second computer if an iPod is set to manual and not automatic sync?, answer: music | question: What does an iPod connect to each time it connects to?, answer: its host computer | question: What is an iPod associated with during installation?, answer: one host computer | question: What can synchronize entire music libraries or music playlists each time an iPod connects to its host computer?, answer: iTunes | question: Song ratings can be set on an iPod and synchronized later to what?, answer: the iTunes library | question: When is an iPod associated with one host computer?, answer: installation
+question: During what type of symbioses does the host cell lack some of the nutrients?, answer: mutualistic symbioses | question: How are genetic changes passed onto the offspring?, answer: vertical transmission | question: Who lacks nutrients during mutualistic symbioses?, answer: the host cell | question: What are passed onto the offspring via vertical transmission?, answer: these genetic changes | question: The host favors endosymbiont's growth processes within itself by producing what?, answer: some specialized cells | question: Why do specialized cells affect the genetic composition of the host?, answer: order | question: What do the specialized cells of the host affect?, answer: the genetic composition | question: What provides nutrients to the host during mutualistic symbioses?, answer: the endosymbiont | question: What do specialized cells affect the genetic composition of the host to regulate?, answer: the endosymbionts | question: What affects the genetic composition of the host?, answer: These cells
+question: What was wool in the 16th century?, answer: the major export commodity | question: What was the name of the second English colony?, answer: Plymouth Colony | question: What was the home port of successful maritime traders?, answer: Plymouth | question: What was Plymouth the home port for?, answer: successful maritime traders | question: Who was the Mayor of Plymouth in 1581 and 1593?, answer: Francis Drake | question: Who led England's first foray into the Atlantic slave trade?, answer: John Hawkins | question: What was the major export commodity in the 16th century?, answer: locally produced wool | question: When was wool the major export commodity?, answer: the 16th century | question: Who insisted on completing his game of bowls on the Hoe before engaging the Spanish Armada?, answer: Drake | question: Sir John Hawkins led what foray into the Atlantic slave trade?, answer: first
+question: When was the term "technical schools" used to describe state owned and funded technical schools?, answer: early 1990s | question: What was the term "Technical schools" used to describe?, answer: state owned and funded technical schools | question: What did most technical schools merge with in the 1990s?, answer: existing universities | question: What was the purpose of the title University of Technology?, answer: legal purposes | question: What was the name of the university that merged with an existing one in the 1990s?, answer: Technology | question: What type of universities did technical schools form in the 1990s?, answer: new ones | question: What types of education did technical schools offer?, answer: both vocational and higher education | question: What was the College of?, answer: Advanced Education system | question: What did the most prominent university in each state founded?, answer: the Australian Technology Network | question: When was the term "technical schools" used to describe state owned and funded technical schools?, answer: the 1970s
+question: What did audiences have an appetite for in the 1980s?, answer: action films | question: What did Sylvester Stallone become in the 1980s?, answer: international stars | question: What type of films did Schwarzenegger make in the 1980s?, answer: successful films | question: Who starred in Last Action Hero?, answer: Sylvester Stallone | question: What was the name of Stallone's comedy film?, answer: Last Action Hero | question: What type of film did Schwarzenegger's humor separate him from?, answer: more serious action hero films | question: Who starred in Last Action Hero?, answer: Stallone | question: Who starred in 'The Running Man'?, answer: Schwarzenegger | question: Who had an appetite for action films in the 1980s?, answer: audiences | question: What was the name of the film that was made in 1988?, answer: Red Heat
+question: Who advocated the principle in his writings during the Age of Enlightenment?, answer: John Locke | question: Who opposed the separation of the legislature and executive?, answer: Thomas Hobbes | question: What was John Locke's profession?, answer: philosophers | question: John Locke advocated the principle in his writings during what age?, answer: Enlightenment | question: Thomas Hobbes opposed the separation of the legislature, executive, and judiciary during the Age of Enlightenment?, answer: others | question: Montesquieu's writings influenced the framers of what?, answer: the United States Constitution | question: John Locke advocated the principle in his writings during what era?, answer: the Age | question: What influenced the opinions of the framers of the United States Constitution?, answer: His writings | question: John Locke advocated the principle in what?, answer: their writings | question: John Locke advocated what in his writings during the Age of Enlightenment?, answer: the principle
+question: What was the main focus of the Cold War?, answer: Canadian defence policy | question: Canadian ground and air forces were based in what country from the early 1950s until the early 1990s?, answer: Europe | question: What country's defence policy was a main focus during the Cold War?, answer: Canadian | question: What military threat was a main focus of Canadian defence policy during the Cold War?, answer: Soviet | question: What was the main focus of Canadian defence policy during the Cold War?, answer: the Soviet military threat | question: What were based in Europe during the Cold War?, answer: Canadian ground and air forces | question: What was the focus of Canadian defence policy during the Cold War?, answer: a principal focus | question: During what war was a principal focus of Canadian defence policy?, answer: the Cold War | question: When were Canadian ground and air forces based in Europe?, answer: the early 1990s | question: When were Canadian ground and air forces based in Europe?, answer: the early 1950s
+question: Who designed the DB10?, answer: Aston Martin | question: Who designed the DB10?, answer: Martin | question: At what event did the Williams F1 team play host to the cast and crew before the premiere of the film?, answer: Mexican Grand Prix | question: What were the remaining two DB10s used for?, answer: promotional work | question: Who designed the DB10 for Spectre?, answer: Eon | question: Who carried the 007 logo on their cars at the 2015 Mexican Grand Prix?, answer: Williams F1 | question: What film was the DB10 designed for?, answer: Spectre | question: What anniversary was the DB10 a celebration of?, answer: 50th | question: When did Aston Martin and Eon unveil the new DB10?, answer: the December 2014 press conference | question: What was the DB10 for the film?, answer: the official car
+question: What did the Dutch Republic dominate in the 17th century?, answer: world trade | question: When was the Dutch Golden Age?, answer: the late 16th century | question: What did the Dutch Republic operate the largest fleet of?, answer: merchantmen | question: When did the Dutch Republic dominate world trade?, answer: the 17th century | question: When did the Dutch Republic dominate world trade in the 17th century?, answer: the Dutch Golden Age | question: What did the Dutch Republic conquer in the 17th century?, answer: a vast colonial empire | question: Who dominated world trade in the 17th century?, answer: the Dutch Republic | question: How many merchantmen did the Dutch Republic operate?, answer: the largest fleet | question: The Dutch Republic operated the largest fleet of merchantmen of what nation?, answer: any nation | question: The County of Holland was the wealthiest and most urbanized region in what?, answer: the world
+question: Who besieged Plymouth during the English Civil War?, answer: Royalists | question: Which town sided with the Parliamentarians during the English Civil War?, answer: Plymouth | question: Where did the Plymothians defeat the Royalists?, answer: Freedom Fields Park | question: What war sided with the Parliamentarians and was besieged for almost four years by the Royalists?, answer: the English Civil War Plymouth | question: Who did Plymouth side with during the English Civil War?, answer: Parliamentarians | question: Who led the last major attack by the Royalists?, answer: Sir Richard Grenville | question: Who defeated the Royalists at Freedom Fields Park?, answer: Plymothians | question: Who led the last major attack by the Royalists?, answer: Richard Grenville | question: Who besieged Plymouth during the English Civil War?, answer: the Royalists | question: Who restored the monarchy in 1660?, answer: King Charles II
+question: What was Plymouth the port of entry for during the First World War?, answer: many troops | question: Plymouth was a facility for the manufacture of what during the First World War?, answer: munitions | question: What was the port of entry for many troops from around the Empire during the First World War?, answer: Plymouth | question: What was Plymouth the port of during the First World War?, answer: entry | question: Plymouth was the port of entry for troops from what empire?, answer: Empire | question: When was Plymouth the port of entry for many troops from around the Empire?, answer: the First World War | question: Devonport was an important base for what type of vessels?, answer: escort vessels | question: Devonport was an important base for escort vessels and what?, answer: repairs | question: Where did the Royal Navy move to during the First World War?, answer: Scapa Flow | question: What was Devonport a facility for during the First World War?, answer: the manufacture
+question: What dynasty was ruled by Jurchen?, answer: Jin dynasty | question: What dynasty was the Song dynasty a part of?, answer: Liao dynasty | question: What country saw no threat in a Tibet which was in just as much political disarray?, answer: China | question: What dynasty was ruled by the Song dynasty?, answer: Jurchen-ruled Jin dynasty | question: Who ruled the Jin dynasty?, answer: Jurchen | question: What did China see no threat in a Tibet which was in just as much political disarray?, answer: the fractured political realm | question: What country was in disarray during the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms period?, answer: Tibet | question: What dynasty had few documents pertaining to Sino-Tibetan relations?, answer: the Song dynasty | question: What dynasty was the Song dynasty against?, answer: the Khitan-ruled Liao dynasty | question: What was there little in the way of during the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms period?, answer: Sino-Tibetan relations
+question: Who burned Plymouth in 1403?, answer: Breton raiders | question: Who attacked Plymouth during the Hundred Years' War?, answer: French | question: Who burned Plymouth in 1403?, answer: Breton | question: What burned a manor house during the Hundred Years' War?, answer: a French attack | question: What did the French burn during the Hundred Years' War?, answer: a manor house | question: What was the name of the dock that was based in Sutton Pool prior to the establishment of the castle quadrate?, answer: Plymouth Dockyard | question: What was burned by Breton raiders in 1403?, answer: the town | question: Where was the fleet based prior to the establishment of Plymouth Dockyard?, answer: Sutton Pool | question: What was on the city coat of the castle quadrate?, answer: arms
+question: In Western Europe, Germanic peoples moved into positions of power in the remnants of what empire?, answer: Western Roman Empire | question: Who refers to the Eastern Roman Empire as the Byzantine Empire?, answer: modern historians | question: What empire survived during the Middle Ages?, answer: the Eastern Roman Empire | question: In Western Europe, Germanic peoples moved into positions of power in the remnants of what?, answer: the former Western Roman Empire | question: What did modern historians refer to the Eastern Roman Empire as?, answer: the Byzantine Empire | question: In Western Europe, Germanic peoples established kingdoms and what of their own?, answer: empires | question: What did Germanic peoples establish in Western Europe?, answer: kingdoms | question: When did the Eastern Roman Empire survive?, answer: the Middle Ages | question: Where did Germanic peoples establish kingdoms and empires of their own?, answer: Western Europe | question: Who moved into positions of power in the remnants of the former Western Roman Empire?, answer: Germanic peoples
+question: When was France occupied by the Nazis?, answer: World War II | question: Brazzaville functioned as the symbolic capital of what country between 1940 and 1943?, answer: Free France | question: Brazzaville functioned as the symbolic capital of what country during World War II?, answer: France | question: What was the capital of Free France during World War II?, answer: Brazzaville | question: The Brazzaville Conference of 1944 heralded a period of major reform in what?, answer: French colonial policy | question: Who occupied France during World War II?, answer: Nazi | question: The Brazzaville Conference of 1944 heralded a period of what in French colonial policy?, answer: major reform | question: What did Brazzaville function as during the Nazi occupation of France?, answer: the symbolic capital | question: What event in 1944 heralded a period of major reform in French colonial policy?, answer: The Brazzaville Conference | question: What country's colonial policy was reformed by the Brazzaville Conference?, answer: French
+question: What did a person who wanted to hold in Leiden have to adhere to the Reformed Church and take an oath to this effect?, answer: public office | question: What religion was required for a person to hold public office in Leiden?, answer: the Reformed Church | question: What did the Reformed Church require a person to take an oath to?, answer: this effect | question: The extent to which different religions were persecuted depended on the time period and who?, answer: regional or city leaders | question: What religions were persecuted in Leiden?, answer: different religions | question: What was one factor in causing large immigration of religious refugees from other parts of Europe?, answer: religion | question: During what period did any person who wished to hold public office have to conform to the Reformed Church and take an oath to this effect?, answer: the Republic | question: What did the Reformed Church require a person to take in order to hold public office?, answer: an oath | question: From where did religious refugees come from?, answer: other parts | question: Where did religious refugees come from?, answer: Europe
+question: What was created by the contending popes during the Western Schism?, answer: many cardinals | question: During the Western Schism, what was created by the contending popes?, answer: cardinals | question: What were cardinals called after they were created?, answer: creati et reservati | question: What were cardinals called after they were created?, answer: termed creati | question: What were cardinals created without publishing their names until later called?, answer: pectore | question: What was the name of the cardinals created without publishing their names until later?, answer: reservati | question: Who created many cardinals during the Western Schism?, answer: the contending popes | question: Who was the first pope to create cardinals?, answer: Pope Martin V | question: When were many cardinals created by the contending popes?, answer: the Western Schism | question: Who was the first pope to create cardinals?, answer: Martin V
+question: What is another name for Long Island?, answer: Staten Island | question: What city is located at the edge of the Wisconsinan glaciation?, answer: New York City | question: What is the name of the island that was split apart by the ice sheet?, answer: Long Island | question: How much soil did the ice sheet scrape away?, answer: large amounts | question: What region was at the edge of a large ice sheet during the Wisconsinan glaciation?, answer: the New York City region | question: In what glaciation was New York City located at the edge of a large ice sheet?, answer: Wisconsinan | question: What was the New York City region at the edge of during the Wisconsinan glaciation?, answer: a large ice sheet | question: What is the bedrock that serves as the foundation for much of New York City?, answer: today | question: What was the depth of the ice sheet that was at the edge of the New York City region during the Wisconsinan glaciation?, answer: depth | question: When was the New York City region located at the edge of a large ice sheet?, answer: the Wisconsinan glaciation
+question: What kingdom did the County of Portugal form the southern portion of?, answer: Galicia | question: Which county formed the southern portion of the Kingdom of Galicia?, answer: Portugal | question: What kingdom was the Kingdom of Galicia a dependent kingdom of?, answer: Leon | question: Which kingdoms struggled for dominance during the internecine struggle?, answer: Northern Christians | question: What county formed the southern portion of the Kingdom of Galicia?, answer: County | question: What did internecine struggle for among the Northern Christians kingdoms?, answer: dominance | question: What language replaced Astur-Leonese?, answer: Castilian | question: How long did the Kingdom of Galicia exist independently?, answer: short periods | question: Which kingdoms struggled for dominance during the century of internecine?, answer: the Northern Christians kingdoms | question: What was the name of the struggle for dominance among the Northern Christians kingdoms?, answer: internecine
+question: What type of organization supported the gradual osmosis of anthropology curricula into the major institutions of higher learning?, answer: association | question: In the last three decades of the 19th century, a proliferation of anthropological societies and what happened?, answer: associations | question: In the last three decades of the 19th century, what did a proliferation of in the 19th century occur?, answer: anthropological societies | question: What type of organization did the major theorists belong to?, answer: membership | question: What did most anthropological societies publish?, answer: their own journals | question: What did the major theorists support the gradual osmosis of into the major institutions of higher learning?, answer: anthropology curricula | question: The American Association for the Advancement of Science reported that 48 educational institutions in 13 countries had some curriculum in what discipline?, answer: anthropology | question: In what century did a proliferation of anthropological societies and associations occur?, answer: the 19th century | question: What did the anthropology curricula support the gradual osmosis of anthropology curricula into?, answer: higher learning | question: When did a proliferation of anthropological societies and associations occur?, answer: the last three decades of the 19th century
+question: Who was required to restore order during uprisings against the Khanate of Kokand?, answer: Russian troops | question: What was the Russian view of the Jadidists?, answer: anti-Russian | question: Who were the Jadidists not anti of?, answer: Russian | question: Who did demonstrators attack in Khujand in July 1916?, answer: Russian soldiers | question: Who established themselves as an Islamic social movement throughout the region?, answer: Jadidists | question: What type of social movement did the Jadidists establish themselves as?, answer: Islamic | question: What did the Jadidists establish themselves as?, answer: an Islamic social movement | question: What was the name of the Khanate that was uprising against the Jadidists between 1910 and 1913?, answer: Kokand | question: When did the Jadidists establish themselves as an Islamic social movement?, answer: the late 19th Century | question: Where were Russian soldiers attacked in July 1916?, answer: Khujand
+question: Madhyamaka, Yogacara, Tathagatagarbha, and Buddhist Logic developed during what period?, answer: Late Mahayana Buddhism | question: Madhyamaka, Tathagatagarbha, and Buddhist Logic were the two main philosophical schools of the Mahayana?, answer: Yogacara | question: Madhyamaka and Yogacara have a great deal in common and the commonality stems from what?, answer: early Buddhism | question: There were no great Indian teachers associated with what?, answer: tathagatagarbha thought | question: Madhyamaka, Yogacara, Tathagatagarbha, and Buddhist Logic were four major types of what?, answer: thought | question: What were the two main philosophical schools of the Mahayana?, answer: Madhyamaka | question: Madhyamaka, Yogacara, Tathagatagarbha, and Tathagatagarbha are all examples of what type of thought?, answer: Buddhist Logic | question: Madhyamaka, Yogacara, Tathagatagarbha, and Buddhist Logic are examples of what type of Buddhism?, answer: Mahayana | question: Madhyamaka, Yogacara, and Buddhist Logic were the four major types of thought during the period of Late Mahayana Buddhism?, answer: Tathagatagarbha | question: Madhyamaka, Yogacara, Tathagatagarbha and Tathagatagarbha are examples of what type of thought?, answer: Buddhist
+question: Where was the native Chinese ideology of Daoism fully sponsored?, answer: court | question: The History of Ming states that the Tibetan lamas discontinued their trips to what country?, answer: Ming China | question: Where did the Tibetan lamas discontinue their trips to?, answer: Ming | question: When was the reign of the Jiajing Emperor?, answer: r. | question: Who was the emperor of Ming China?, answer: Jiajing | question: What was ignored or suppressed during the reign of the Jiajing Emperor?, answer: Tibetan Vajrayana | question: What was the native ideology of Daoism during the reign of the Jiajing Emperor?, answer: Chinese | question: What native Chinese ideology was fully sponsored at the Ming court?, answer: Daoism | question: What was sponsored at the Ming court during the reign of the Jiajing Emperor?, answer: the native Chinese ideology | question: Where was the native Chinese ideology of Daoism fully sponsored?, answer: the Ming court
+question: What did Chopin compose during the summers at Nohant?, answer: many works | question: Who composed Polonaise in A-flat major, Op. 53?, answer: Chopin | question: Where did Delacroix stay during the summers?, answer: Nohant | question: What type of days did Chopin spend at Nohant?, answer: days | question: What was the name of Chopin's Polonaise in A-flat major?, answer: Op | question: What did Viardot advise Chopin on?, answer: piano technique | question: What did Viardot advise Chopin on?, answer: composition | question: What type of days did Chopin find at Nohant?, answer: quiet, productive days | question: Who was the mezzo-soprano that Chopin advised on piano technique and composition?, answer: Pauline Viardot | question: When did Chopin stay at Nohant?, answer: the summers
+question: On what day was the top 11 week?, answer: the result night | question: When was the result revealed?, answer: the following night | question: What was repeated during the top 11 week due to a mix-up with contestants' telephone number?, answer: voting | question: What did the contestants' telephone number change to during the top 11 week?, answer: the result | question: What caused voting to be repeated during the top 11 week?, answer: a mix-up | question: During what week was voting repeated due to a mix-up with the contestants' telephone number?, answer: the top 11 week | question: What was the result night of the top 11 week?, answer: what
+question: Who was the author of To Kill a Mockingbird?, answer: Harper Lee | question: Who won the Pulitzer Prize for To Kill a Mockingbird?, answer: stunning Lee | question: Who was awarded the Pulitzer Prize for To Kill a Mockingbird?, answer: Lee | question: What did Harper Lee begin to turn down in 1964?, answer: interviews | question: What magazine awarded To Kill a Mockingbird the Paperback of the Year award in 1962?, answer: Bestsellers magazine | question: What type of attention did Harper Lee receive?, answer: publicity celebrities | question: Where did Harper Lee visit after To Kill a Mockingbird?, answer: schools | question: What did Harper Lee attend to honor the book of To Kill a Mockingbird?, answer: events | question: When did To Kill a Mockingbird win the Brotherhood Award of the National Conference of Christians and Jews?, answer: the same year | question: What magazine awarded To Kill a Mockingbird the Paperback of the Year award in 1962?, answer: Bestsellers
+question: Who helps Midna find the Fused Shadows?, answer: Link | question: Who does Link help find the Fused Shadows?, answer: Midna | question: What did the fragments of a relic contain?, answer: powerful dark magic | question: Who ambushed Link and Midna?, answer: Zant | question: What are the Fused Shadows?, answer: fragments | question: Where are the Zoras from?, answer: Lanayru | question: What form does Link need the Master Sword to return to?, answer: human form | question: Who does Link bring to Zelda?, answer: a dying Midna | question: What did Zant relieve Midna of?, answer: the Fused Shadow fragments | question: Whose monkeys did Link help find?, answer: Faron
+question: What did Dwight Goddard collect in his 'Buddhist Bible'?, answer: Buddhist scriptures | question: Who wrote the 'Buddhist Bible'?, answer: Dwight Goddard | question: Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar attempted to create a single, combined document of what?, answer: Buddhist principles | question: What has persisted to present day?, answer: Other such efforts | question: Dwight Goddard collected a sample of what type of scriptures?, answer: Buddhist | question: What did Dwight Goddard include in his 'Buddhist Bible'?, answer: other classics | question: The Tao Te Ching was a classic of what?, answer: Eastern philosophy | question: What was the focus of Dwight Goddard's scriptures?, answer: Zen | question: What type of philosophy was the Tao Te Ching?, answer: Eastern | question: Where have other efforts to create a single, combined document of Buddhist principles persisted?, answer: present day
+question: What is EPN known for research and education in?, answer: sciences | question: What type of science is EPN known for?, answer: atmospheric physics | question: What field of study is EPN known for?, answer: engineering | question: What type of science is the Geophysics Institute known for?, answer: astronomy | question: What is EPN known for research and education in?, answer: the applied science | question: What is known for research and education in the applied science, astronomy, atmospheric physics, engineering and physical sciences?, answer: EPN | question: What is EPN known for?, answer: education | question: What is EPN known for?, answer: research | question: The Geophysics Institute monitors seismic, tectonic and volcanic activity in which islands?, answer: the Galápagos Islands | question: The Geophysics Institute monitors seismic, tectonic and volcanic activity in what territory?, answer: the continental territory
+question: Manhattan hosts the First Department of the Supreme Court, Appellate Division and Brooklyn hosts the Second Department of the Supreme Court., answer: Unified Court System | question: Manhattan is coextensive with a judicial district of what?, answer: the state Unified Court System | question: Which court conducts major trials and appeals?, answer: the New York Supreme Court | question: Manhattan hosts the First Department of what court?, answer: the Supreme Court | question: What is the name of the other local court in New York?, answer: the Civil Court | question: What is the name of the local court?, answer: the Criminal Court | question: What does the New York Supreme Court conduct?, answer: major trials | question: What division of the New York Supreme Court is located in Manhattan?, answer: Appellate Division | question: The New York Supreme Court conducts major trials and what else?, answer: appeals | question: What is not part of the state Unified Court System?, answer: several extrajudicial administrative courts
+question: Who keeps in contact with the pastoral staffs of their titular churches?, answer: many Cardinals | question: Who keeps in contact with the pastoral staffs of their titular churches?, answer: Cardinals | question: Who has no power of governance?, answer: cardinals | question: What does each cardinal take on?, answer: a titular church | question: What are cardinals not allowed to intervene in?, answer: their titular churches | question: What type of church does each cardinal take on?, answer: suburbicarian | question: What city does each cardinal take on a titular church?, answer: Rome | question: With whom do cardinals coordinate visits and pilgrimages to their titular churches?, answer: the church | question: What do cardinals often support monetarily?, answer: their churches | question: The only exception is for patriarchs of what type of church?, answer: Eastern Catholic Churches
+question: Where does the audition round take place?, answer: different cities | question: What season premieres with the audition round?, answer: season | question: How many seasons does the Las Vegas round last?, answer: seasons | question: What does the results show feature?, answer: feature group performances | question: What is the name of the Hollywood round?, answer: Las Vegas | question: What does the audition round typically feature a mix of?, answer: potential finalists | question: What type of characters are featured in the auditions?, answer: interesting characters | question: What is the name of the Hollywood round?, answer: (Las Vegas round | question: The results show features group performances by the contestants as well as what?, answer: guest performers | question: What is the name of the round in which each season premieres?, answer: the audition round
+question: In what city do HHC facilities treat more than one third of emergency room and hospital-based clinic visits?, answer: New York City | question: What type of visits do HHC facilities treat more than one third of?, answer: emergency room | question: Who do HHC facilities treat more than one-fifth of all general hospital discharges?, answer: New Yorkers | question: Who treats nearly one-fifth of all general hospital discharges?, answer: HHC facilities | question: What type of visits do HHC facilities treat more than one third of in New York City?, answer: hospital-based clinic visits | question: How many emergency room visits do HHC facilities provide each year?, answer: one million emergency room visits | question: HHC facilities treat nearly one-fifth of what?, answer: all general hospital discharges | question: How many clinic visits do HHC facilities provide to New Yorkers each year?, answer: five million clinic visits | question: How much of New York City's emergency room and hospital-based clinic visits are treated by HHC facilities?, answer: more than one third
+question: What type of writings on architecture are Kao Gong Ji?, answer: Early Asian writings | question: What is the name of the architecture written in Sri Lanka?, answer: Manjusri Vasthu Vidya Sastra | question: Where is Manjusri Vasthu Vidya Sastra located?, answer: Sri Lanka | question: Where were the Shilpa Shastras from?, answer: ancient India | question: What is Manjusri Vasthu's name?, answer: Vidya Sastra | question: What is Kao Gong Ji a writing on?, answer: architecture | question: Where was the Kao Gong Ji from?, answer: China | question: When was the Kao Gong Ji written?, answer: 7th–5th | question: When was the Kao Gong Ji of China written?, answer: centuries | question: When was the Kao Gong Ji of China written?, answer: BCE
+question: Who began an interest in Whitehead's work at the University of Chicago's Divinity School?, answer: Henry Nelson Wieman | question: Where did Henry Nelson Wieman begin an interest in Whitehead's work?, answer: Divinity School | question: Whose philosophy was arguably the most important intellectual thread running through the Divinity School?, answer: Whitehead | question: Who did Wieman, Hartshorne, Meland, and Williams teach?, answer: Whitehead scholars | question: Who were found primarily at the University of Chicago's Divinity School?, answer: Early followers | question: Who was a professor at the University of Chicago's Divinity School?, answer: Wieman | question: Who was a notable professor at the Divinity School?, answer: Bernard Meland | question: Who was a notable professor at the Divinity School?, answer: Bernard Loomer | question: Where was the Divinity School located?, answer: Chicago | question: Along with Wieman, Loomer, Meland, and Meland, who was a professor at the Divinity School?, answer: Daniel Day Williams
+question: What type of reviews were mixed in their assessment of American Idol?, answer: Early reviews | question: What TV show did Ken Tucker think was crazily entertaining?, answer: American Idol | question: What magazine did Ken Tucker work for?, answer: Entertainment Weekly | question: Who said American Idol was "crazily entertaining"?, answer: Ken Tucker | question: What did Karla Peterson say American Idol spit out in a lump of?, answer: reconstituted evil | question: What did Ken Tucker think American Idol was crazily entertaining?, answer: TV | question: What were early reviews of American Idol mixed in?, answer: their assessment | question: What did Ken Tucker think of American Idol as a music show?, answer: dust-mote inconsequential | question: What did Tucker think American Idol was inconsequential for?, answer: music
+question: What is the name of the river between Fort Benton and the Fred Robinson Bridge?, answer: Scenic River | question: What is the name of the reservoir that the Missouri River flows to?, answer: Fort Peck reservoir | question: What is the name of the reservoir where the Missouri River flows to?, answer: Fort Peck | question: The stretch of river between Fort Benton and the Fred Robinson Bridge is at the western boundary of what reservoir?, answer: Fort Peck Reservoir | question: What river confluences with the Missouri River?, answer: Gallatin rivers | question: Where does the Missouri River flow to?, answer: Great Falls | question: Which river enters North Dakota near Fort Union?, answer: Missouri | question: The stretch of river between Fort Peck Reservoir and the Fred Robinson Bridge was designated a National Wild and Scenic River in 1976., answer: Fort Benton | question: Where does the Missouri River enter North Dakota?, answer: Fort Union | question: Where is the Missouri River located?, answer: Three Forks
+question: What is the name of the island range that is north of the Crazy Mountains?, answer: Little Belt Mountains | question: What mountain range is north of the Big Belt Mountains?, answer: Bridger Mountains | question: What is the name of the mountain range in the southern part of the state?, answer: Absaroka Mountains | question: Along with the Gravelly Range, the Madison Range, the Absaroka Mountains and the Beartooth Mountains, what is the other range east of the divide?, answer: Gallatin Range | question: Along with the Big Belt Mountains, Bridger Mountains, and Big Belt Mountains, what is another name for the tobacco roots?, answer: Tobacco Roots | question: What mountain range is north of the Beartooth Plateau?, answer: the Big Belt Mountains | question: What is the largest continuous land mass over 10,000 feet high in the continental United States?, answer: the Beartooth Mountains | question: What is the name of the island range that is north of the Beartooth Plateau?, answer: the Crazy Mountains | question: What covers the southern part of the state?, answer: several roughly parallel ranges | question: The Beartooth Plateau is the largest continuous land mass over 10,000 feet high in what country?, answer: United States
+question: What do Eastern Catholic cardinals wear to their cassocks?, answer: scarlet fascias | question: What do Eastern Catholic cardinals line their cassocks with?, answer: scarlet | question: Who continue to wear the normal dress appropriate to their liturgical tradition?, answer: Eastern Catholic cardinals | question: What type of cardinals continue to wear the normal dress appropriate to their liturgical tradition?, answer: Eastern Catholic | question: What type of Catholic cardinals continue to wear the normal dress appropriate to their liturgical tradition?, answer: Eastern | question: What do Eastern Catholic cardinals wear entirely of scarlet?, answer: Eastern-style cassocks | question: What do Eastern Catholic cardinals continue to wear?, answer: the normal dress | question: What do Eastern Catholic cardinals continue to wear the normal dress appropriate to?, answer: their liturgical tradition | question: What do Eastern Catholic cardinals line with scarlet?, answer: their cassocks | question: How often do Eastern Catholic cardinals wear scarlet cassocks?, answer: some cases
+question: What does economic anthropology attempt to explain in its widest historical, geographic and cultural scope?, answer: human economic behavior | question: What tries to explain human economic behavior in its widest historical, geographic and cultural scope?, answer: Economic anthropology | question: What is reciprocity an alternative to?, answer: market exchange | question: What is the focus of economic anthropology?, answer: exchange | question: Economic anthropology has a complex relationship with what discipline?, answer: economics | question: What field of study focuses on corporations, banks, and the global financial system?, answer: anthropology | question: What is another name for gift-giving exchange?, answer: reciprocity | question: What is another term for reciprocity?, answer: gift-giving exchange | question: Where does economic anthropology try to explain human economic behavior?, answer: its widest historic, geographic and cultural scope | question: Who was the founder of anthropology?, answer: Bronislaw Malinowski
+question: What continued with the support of international organizations?, answer: Economic reform efforts | question: Sassou Nguesso expressed interest in moving forward on what?, answer: economic reforms | question: What did the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund support?, answer: international organizations | question: Sassou Nguesso expressed interest in renewing cooperation with what?, answer: international financial institutions | question: What was badly hurt by slumping oil prices and the resumption of armed conflict in December 1998?, answer: economic progress | question: What is the name of the international organization that supported the economic reforms?, answer: the International Monetary Fund | question: What erupted in June 1997?, answer: civil war | question: What slumped during the civil war?, answer: oil prices | question: What was resuming in December 1998?, answer: armed conflict | question: What is the name of the international organization that supported the economic reforms?, answer: the World Bank
+question: Who testified to the Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission in January 2010?, answer: Economist Mark Zandi | question: When did Mark Zandi testify to the Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission?, answer: January | question: Who testified to the Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission in January 2010?, answer: Mark Zandi | question: Who did Mark Zandi testify to in January 2010?, answer: the Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission | question: What do investors expect in the securitization markets?, answer: more loan losses | question: What are investors uncertain about?, answer: regulatory reforms | question: When did Mark Zandi testify to the Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission?, answer: January 2010 | question: Who is uncertain about coming legal and accounting rule changes and regulatory reforms?, answer: Investors | question: Who is uncertain about coming legal and accounting rule changes and regulatory reforms?, answer: investors | question: What was less than $150 billion in 2009?, answer: private issuance
+question: Who explained the credit crisis via the implosion of the shadow banking system?, answer: U.S. Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner | question: Who explained the credit crisis via the implosion of the shadow banking system?, answer: Economist Paul Krugman | question: Who is Timothy Geithner?, answer: U.S. Treasury | question: Who is the US Treasury Secretary?, answer: Timothy Geithner | question: Who explained the credit crisis via the implosion of the shadow banking system?, answer: Paul Krugman | question: What was the name of the system that had grown to nearly equal the importance of the traditional commercial banking sector?, answer: the shadow banking system | question: The shadow banking system had grown to nearly equal the importance of what?, answer: the traditional commercial banking sector | question: What did the shadow banking system not provide funds to?, answer: other corporations | question: Investment banks and other entities in the shadow banking system could not provide funds to whom?, answer: mortgage firms | question: What did the shadow banking system not have the ability to obtain investor funds in exchange for?, answer: other entities
+question: Who discussed the HDI from the perspective of data error in the underlying health, education and income statistics used to construct the HDI?, answer: Economists Hendrik Wolff | question: Whose paper did the Human Development Report Office respond to in 2011?, answer: Wolff et al | question: Who wrote a paper about the HDI?, answer: Hendrik Wolff | question: Which Economist discussed the HDI from the perspective of data error in the underlying health, education, and income statistics used to construct the HDI?, answer: Howard Chong | question: What paper did the Human Development Report Office respond to in 2011?, answer: et al. paper | question: Who is the author of the paper that discusses the HDI?, answer: Maximilian Auffhammer | question: What do the Economists discuss from the perspective of data error in the underlying health, education and income statistics used to construct the HDI?, answer: HDI | question: What are the three sources of in the underlying health, education, and income statistics used to construct the HDI?, answer: data error | question: Whose paper did the Human Development Report Office respond to in 2011?, answer: Wolff | question: The Human Development Report Office has a system for continuous updating of the human development categories whenever formulas or what?, answer: data revisions
+question: The ducts of what glands are a part of ectosymbiosis?, answer: exocrine glands | question: What is a symbiotic relationship in which the symbiont lives on the body surface of the host?, answer: Ectosymbiosis | question: What is another name for ectosymbiosis?, answer: exosymbiosis | question: Barnacles are an example of what type of ectoparasite?, answer: commensal ectosymbionts | question: What type of ectosymbiosis is cleaner fish?, answer: mutualist ectosymbionts | question: Where does a symbiont live in a symbiotic relationship?, answer: the body surface | question: What is an example of a mutualist ectosymbiont?, answer: cleaner fish | question: What part of the digestive tract does ectosymbiosis live on?, answer: the inner surface | question: What is ectosymbiosis?, answer: any symbiotic relationship | question: Barnacles attach themselves to the jaw of what animal?, answer: baleen whales
+question: Where did Puerto Ricans migrate to in 2013?, answer: New York City | question: Where were Ecuador, Colombia, Guyana, Peru, and Brazil from for legal immigrants to New York City in 2013?, answer: South America | question: What type of immigrants came from South America to New York City in 2013?, answer: legal immigrants | question: Where are El Salvador, Honduras, and Guatemala located?, answer: Central America | question: Which country was the top source of legal immigrants to New York City in 2013?, answer: Ecuador | question: Which country was the top source of legal immigrants to New York City in 2013?, answer: Peru | question: Where did Puerto Ricans migrate to in 2013?, answer: the New York City region | question: Which country was the top source of legal immigrants to New York City in 2013?, answer: Brazil | question: Which country was the top source of legal immigrants to New York City in 2013?, answer: Guyana | question: Which country was the top source of legal immigrants to New York City in 2013?, answer: Colombia
+question: Northern Ireland's education system is more similar to that used in England and Wales than what other country?, answer: Scotland | question: Where is education more similar to England and Wales than Scotland?, answer: Northern Ireland | question: What is more similar to England and Wales than Scotland?, answer: Education | question: What other country has a similar education system as Northern Ireland?, answer: Wales | question: What does Northern Ireland's education differ slightly from?, answer: systems | question: In what country is education in Northern Ireland more similar to that in Scotland?, answer: England | question: Northern Ireland's education system differs slightly from systems used elsewhere in what country?, answer: the United Kingdom | question: Which Kingdom is more similar to England and Wales than Scotland?, answer: it | question: What is education in Northern Ireland more similar to in England and Wales than it is to Scotland?, answer: that
+question: Elliot Sperling is the director of the Tibetan Studies program at Indiana University's Department of what?, answer: Central Eurasia Studies | question: Elliot Sperling is the director of what Studies program at Indiana University's Department of Central Eurasia Studies?, answer: Tibet | question: Who is the director of the Tibetan Studies program at Indiana University's Department of Central Eurasia Studies?, answer: Elliot Sperling | question: Elliot Sperling is a specialist of what?, answer: Indian studies | question: What country did the Manchu Qing dynasty invade in the 18th century?, answer: China | question: Who is the director of the Tibetan Studies program at Indiana University's Department of Central Eurasia Studies?, answer: Sperling | question: Elliot Sperling is a specialist of what type of studies?, answer: Indian | question: Elliot Sperling is the director of what program at Indiana University's Department of Central Eurasia Studies?, answer: Tibetan | question: Elliot Sperling is the director of what program at Indiana University?, answer: the Tibetan Studies program | question: Where is Elliot Sperling located?, answer: Indiana University’s Department of Central Eurasia Studies
+question: Where did the Athabascan population come from?, answer: North America | question: What did one writer suggest may have been critical to the success of the waves that entered North America roughly 12,000 years ago?, answer: sled dogs | question: What animal was an important part of life for the Athabascan population in North America?, answer: dogs | question: What did the use of dogs in the Apache and Navajo tribes often persist after the introduction of the horse to North America?, answer: pack animals | question: Who may have had dogs in their company?, answer: Emigrants | question: What land bridge did emigrants from Siberia walk across?, answer: Bering | question: Where did the emigrants from that walked across the Bering land bridge come from?, answer: Siberia | question: Where did Siberia emigrants walk into North America?, answer: the Bering land bridge | question: What type of animal was first found in North America about 9,400 years ago?, answer: dog-like canids | question: What persisted after the introduction of the horse to North America?, answer: Use
+question: Where do rhizobia live?, answer: root nodules | question: Where do Frankia live?, answer: alder tree root nodules | question: Where do rhizobia live?, answer: legume roots | question: What is any symbiotic relationship in which one symbiont lives within the tissues of the other?, answer: Endosymbiosis | question: What is Frankia?, answer: actinomycete nitrogen-fixing bacteria | question: What provides essential nutrients to about 10% to 15% of insects?, answer: bacterial endosymbionts | question: What type of bacteria live in root nodules on legume roots?, answer: nitrogen-fixing bacteria | question: What do bacterial endosymbionts provide to insects?, answer: essential nutrients | question: What do bacterial endosymbionts provide essential nutrients to?, answer: insects | question: What is endosymbiosis?, answer: any symbiotic relationship
+question: How many people in Montana speak Spanish at home?, answer: speakers | question: What are Assiniboine and Cheyenne?, answer: Other languages | question: What is the official language of Montana?, answer: English | question: Where is the official language of Montana?, answer: many U.S. states | question: In what state is English the official language?, answer: Montana | question: In what state is Lakota spoken?, answer: South Dakota | question: In what state is Lakota spoken?, answer: North Dakota | question: What is the name of the state in which 18,800 people speak English at home?, answer: Dakota | question: Where does 94.8 percent of the population speak English?, answer: home | question: What type of language are 15,438 speakers of in Montana?, answer: Indo-European languages
+question: In what part of Europe is English used as a second language?, answer: Southern Europe | question: What language is Malta second to?, answer: Maltese | question: What language is used as a second language in parts of Southern Europe?, answer: English | question: In what country is English second to Maltese?, answer: Malta | question: Along with English, what language is spoken in Gibraltar?, answer: Spanish | question: Where does English have a small presence as a primary language in Southern Europe?, answer: Gibraltar | question: In what part of Southern Europe is English used as a second language?, answer: parts | question: What is English used as in parts of Southern Europe?, answer: second | question: What is English used as in parts of Southern Europe?, answer: a second language | question: How is English used in Southern Europe?, answer: a primary language
+question: What can be used outside to illuminate and signal the entrance to a property?, answer: Entry lights | question: What are entry lights used for?, answer: decoration | question: Entry lights are installed for safety and what other purpose?, answer: security | question: Entry lights can be used outside to illuminate and signal the entrance to what?, answer: a property | question: What are entry lights installed for?, answer: safety | question: Entry lights can be used outside to illuminate and signal what to a property?, answer: the entrance | question: What are installed for safety, security, and decoration?, answer: These lights
+question: What is a sub-specialty within the field of anthropology that takes an active role in examining the relationships between humans and their environment across space and time?, answer: Environmental anthropology | question: What is a sub-specialty of anthropology that takes an active role in examining the relationships between humans and their environment across space and time?, answer: environmental anthropology | question: What is a sub-specialty within the field of anthropology that takes an active role in examining the relationships between humans and their environment across space and time?, answer: anthropology | question: What is the name of the person who has a relationship with the people of Hyde Park?, answer: environmental justice advocate Melissa Checker | question: What is the contemporary perspective of environmental anthropology?, answer: political ecology | question: Environmental anthropology takes an active role in examining the relationships between humans and their environment across space and what?, answer: time | question: What is environmental anthropology?, answer: specialty | question: What type of specialty is environmental anthropology?, answer: - | question: What is political ecology the focus of today?, answer: cultural fieldworks | question: Melissa Checker has a relationship with the people of what park?, answer: Hyde Park
+question: What has become a mainstream issue with profound effect on the architectural profession?, answer: Environmental sustainability | question: What effect has environmental sustainability had on the architectural profession?, answer: profound effect | question: What are buildings trying to meet?, answer: green building sustainable design principles | question: Frank Lloyd Wright pioneered what in architecture?, answer: Sustainability | question: What is a major example of environmentally sustainable design?, answer: Passive solar building design | question: What are some examples of environmentally sustainable design?, answer: greener roof designs | question: What are solutions primarily based on?, answer: immediate cost | question: What profession has environmental sustainability had a profound effect on?, answer: the architectural profession | question: What are at the core of vernacular architecture?, answer: Sustainable practices | question: Developers who support the financing of what have become educated to encourage the facilitation of environmentally sustainable design?, answer: buildings
+question: What are genocide, infanticide, racism, mutilation, and torture?, answer: Ethical commitments | question: What topic can be used to illustrate the depth of an anthropological approach?, answer: racism | question: In what field are topics like racism, slavery, and human sacrifice cited as ethical commitments?, answer: anthropology | question: What is an example of mutilation?, answer: subincision | question: What type of attention do topics like racism, slavery, and human sacrifice attract?, answer: anthropological attention | question: What are ethical commitments in anthropology?, answer: noticing and documenting genocide | question: What can be found across all the major and minor sub-fields of anthropology?, answer: anthropological references | question: What is an example of mutilation?, answer: circumcision | question: What has been proposed as the root cause of Man's inhumanity to man?, answer: theories | question: What topic attracts anthropological attention?, answer: human sacrifice
+question: The Kongo are the largest ethnic group in what country?, answer: Congo | question: What group recognizes 62 spoken languages in the Republic of the Congo?, answer: Ethnologue | question: How many spoken languages does Ethnologue recognize?, answer: 62 spoken languages | question: How many categories can the population of the Republic of the Congo be grouped into?, answer: three categories | question: What is the largest ethnic group in the Republic of the Congo?, answer: the population | question: Where do the Teke live?, answer: Brazzaville | question: The Kongo are the largest ethnic group in what country?, answer: the Congo | question: Where does Ethnologue recognize 62 spoken languages?, answer: the country | question: What is the name of the Republic of the Congo?, answer: the Republic
+question: Ethnohistory is the study of what?, answer: ethnographic cultures | question: Ethnohistory studies indigenous customs by examining what?, answer: historical records | question: Ethnohistory is the study of what?, answer: indigenous customs | question: What is the study of ethnographic cultures and indigenous customs by examining historical records?, answer: Ethnohistory | question: What do practitioners recognize the utility of?, answer: enduring customs | question: Ethnohistory is also the study of the history of what that may or may not exist today?, answer: various ethnic groups | question: Ethnohistory is also the study of the history of various ethnic groups that may or may not exist what?, answer: today | question: What do practitioners recognize the utility of?, answer: archaeological materials | question: What do practitioners recognize the utility of?, answer: names | question: What do practitioners recognize the utility of?, answer: materials
+question: What does TDM stand for?, answer: Tourism Decision Metrics | question: Who divides the European region on the basis of Tourism Decision Metrics?, answer: European Travel Commission | question: What is another name for Tourism Decision Metrics?, answer: TDM | question: Which Travel Commission divides the European region on the basis of Tourism Decision Metrics?, answer: European | question: What model does the European Travel Commission use to divide the European region?, answer: Tourism Decision Metrics (TDM) model | question: What does the European Travel Commission divide on the basis of Tourism Decision Metrics?, answer: the European region | question: How does the European Travel Commission divide the European region?, answer: the basis | question: What region do the countries that belong to the TDM model belong to?, answer: the Southern/Mediterranean Europe | question: Which countries belong to the Southern/Mediterranean Europe?, answer: Countries | question: What countries belong to the Southern/Mediterranean Europe?, answer: which
+question: What led to the rise of colonial empires?, answer: European overseas expansion | question: What did European overseas expansion lead to the rise of?, answer: colonial empires | question: Whose overseas expansion led to the rise of colonial empires?, answer: European | question: What did the rise of colonial empires produce?, answer: the Columbian Exchange | question: What type of agriculture was the Columbian Exchange based on?, answer: subsistence agriculture | question: In what country did the Industrial Revolution occur?, answer: Great Britain | question: What was the new economy based on instead of subsistence agriculture?, answer: manufacturing | question: What allowed a new economy based on manufacturing instead of subsistence agriculture?, answer: resource inflows | question: What did European overseas expansion lead to?, answer: the rise | question: What event led to a new economy based on manufacturing instead of subsistence agriculture?, answer: the Industrial Revolution of Great Britain
+question: What did European regulators introduce for banks?, answer: Basel III regulations | question: What regulations did European regulators introduce for banks?, answer: Basel III | question: Who introduced Basel III regulations for banks?, answer: European regulators | question: What type of risk did Basel III limit?, answer: counter-party risk | question: What regulations did European regulators introduce for banks?, answer: Basel II | question: What type of regulators introduced Basel III regulations for banks?, answer: European | question: Johan Norberg argues that regulations (Basel III among others) have actually led to what to risky governments?, answer: excessive lending | question: What does financial engineering create risk-free assets out of?, answer: high risk collateral | question: What does lending to AA-rated sovereigns have a risk-weight of zero?, answer: lending | question: What was added to Basel III regulations?, answer: new liquidity requirements
+question: The Gelug was not mentioned in the Mingshi or what?, answer: Mingshi Lu | question: The Gelug was not mentioned in what?, answer: Mingshi | question: Who sent missions to the Ming court until the 1430s?, answer: Gelug | question: What did Tsongkhapa refuse to visit the Yongle Emperor's court?, answer: Ming invitations | question: Who did Tsongkhapa refuse invitations to visit the Yongle Emperor's court?, answer: Ming | question: The Gelug was not mentioned in the Mingshi or what?, answer: the Mingshi Lu | question: What did the Gelug send to the Ming court?, answer: missions | question: What did the Gelug exchange with the Ming court?, answer: gifts | question: Who did the Gelug send missions to until the 1430s?, answer: the Ming court | question: Where was the Gelug not mentioned?, answer: the Mingshi
+question: What is the quake one of the costliest natural disasters in?, answer: Chinese history | question: Which Chinese city suffered only minor damage from the quake?, answer: Sichuan | question: What country's history was the Sichuan earthquake one of the costliest natural disasters?, answer: Chinese | question: What is the quake one of in Chinese history?, answer: the costliest natural disasters | question: What did the five largest cities in Sichuan suffer from the quake?, answer: only minor damage | question: What is one of the costliest natural disasters in Chinese history?, answer: the economic loss | question: What cities in Sichuan suffered minor damage from the quake?, answer: the five largest cities | question: What caused only minor damage to the five largest cities in Sichuan?, answer: the quake | question: How much of the economic loss in Sichuan is believed to be due to the quake?, answer: some estimates | question: What is one of the costliest natural disasters in Chinese history?, answer: the earthquake
+question: What is the study of the evolution of human physiology and human behaviour called?, answer: Evolutionary anthropology | question: Evolutionary anthropology studies the relationship between hominins and what other primates?, answer: non-hominin primates | question: What does evolutionary anthropology study?, answer: human physiology | question: Evolutionary anthropology studies the evolution of human physiology and what?, answer: human behaviour | question: Evolutionary anthropology combines human development with what?, answer: socioeconomic factors | question: What is evolutionary anthropology based on?, answer: natural science | question: Evolutionary anthropology is based on natural science and what other science?, answer: social science | question: What is evolutionary anthropology concerned with?, answer: humans | question: What type of primates are studied by evolutionary anthropology?, answer: hominins | question: What does evolutionary anthropology combine with socioeconomic factors?, answer: the human development
+question: What is vested in the President?, answer: Executive power | question: What is vested, with exceptions and qualifications, in the President?, answer: power | question: Executive power is vested with exceptions and what?, answer: qualifications | question: How is executive power vested?, answer: exceptions | question: What may Congress terminate by impeachment?, answer: such appointments | question: What does the Constitution not require the president to personally enforce?, answer: law | question: Who does the president become Commander in Chief of the Army and Navy?, answer: several states | question: What can Congress terminate by impeachment?, answer: appointments | question: Who does the Constitution allow the president to receive?, answer: Public Ministers | question: Who vested executive power?, answer: the President
+question: Who confirmed that more than 90,000 people were dead or missing in the 2008 earthquake?, answer: Executive vice governor Wei Hong | question: Who was the executive vice governor of China in 2008?, answer: Wei Hong | question: When did Wei Hong confirm that more than 90,000 people were dead or missing in the 2008 earthquake?, answer: November | question: How many people were killed or missing in the 2008 earthquake?, answer: total | question: What did Wei Hong say 1.94 million households were still without?, answer: permanent shelter | question: What event caused more than 90,000 people to be killed or missing?, answer: the earthquake | question: How many people were killed or missing in the 2008 earthquake?, answer: more than 90,000 people | question: What did the government spend $441 billion on?, answer: reconstruction | question: What happened to 25 townships after the earthquake?, answer: initial relocation | question: Which township was one of the most devastated in the 2008 earthquake?, answer: Wenchuan
+question: Where is health care poor in Sichuan?, answer: inland areas | question: Who did the Vice Minister of Health suggest the government would pick up the costs of care to?, answer: earthquake victims | question: Who pointed out that the earthquake hit an area that has been neglected and untouched by China's economic rise?, answer: Experts | question: What type of people have a widening gap in health care in Sichuan?, answer: rural people | question: What country's economic rise caused the earthquake to hit Sichuan?, answer: China | question: What type of people have a widening gap in health care in Sichuan?, answer: prosperous urban dwellers | question: What is poor in Sichuan?, answer: Health care | question: What is poor in Sichuan?, answer: care | question: In what inland area is health care poor?, answer: Sichuan
+question: Exposure to antibiotics early in life is associated with what?, answer: increased body mass | question: What is also significant with the highest risk of being overweight in those given macrolides compared to penicillin and cephalosporin?, answer: antibiotic exposure | question: What did mice given low-dose penicillin have an increased body mass and accelerated growth?, answer: fat mass | question: Exposure to antibiotics early in life is associated with increased body mass in humans and what other species?, answer: mouse models | question: What is associated with increased body mass in humans?, answer: early exposure | question: Exposure to what early in life is associated with increased body mass?, answer: antibiotics | question: What type of mice had a higher hepatic expression of genes involved in adipogenesis compared to mice given low-dose penicillin?, answer: controlled mice | question: What is associated with increased body mass in humans and mouse models?, answer: Exposure | question: What does STAT stand for?, answer: subtherapeutic antibiotic treatment | question: Who was exposed to subtherapeutic antibiotic treatment?, answer: Mice
+question: What is a Fachhochschule?, answer: tertiary education institution | question: What other country adopted a tertiary education institution called Fachhochschule?, answer: Switzerland | question: What country adopted a tertiary education institution called Fachhochschule?, answer: Austria | question: What is a German type of tertiary education institution?, answer: Fachhochschule | question: What type of education is a Fachhochschule?, answer: tertiary | question: What nationality is Fachhochschule?, answer: German | question: What is one of the courses offered at a Fachhochschule?, answer: design | question: What field of study is offered at a Fachhochschule?, answer: social science | question: What field of study do Fachhochschules focus more on?, answer: science | question: What type of tertiary education institution is Fachhochschule?, answer: a German type
+question: What is the name of the school that was founded in the 1970s?, answer: Fachhochschulen | question: What field of study is offered at Fachhochschulen?, answer: design | question: What type of courses are offered at Fachhochschulen?, answer: social science | question: What field of study do Fachhochschulen focus on?, answer: science | question: When were Fachhochschulen founded?, answer: the early 1970s | question: What type of courses are offered at Fachhochschulen?, answer: business | question: What field of study is offered at Fachhochschulen?, answer: medicine | question: What do Fachhochschulen focus on more than science?, answer: specific professions | question: What do Fachhochschulen offer in social science, medicine, business and design?, answer: courses | question: What do Fachhochschulen not focus exclusively on?, answer: technology
+question: What also resulted in homes worth less than the mortgage loan?, answer: Falling prices | question: What is the term for a situation in which a home is worth less than a mortgage loan?, answer: foreclosure | question: The foreclosure epidemic erodes the financial strength of what?, answer: banking institutions | question: What type of loans were also affected by the foreclosure epidemic?, answer: other loan types | question: What was worth less than a mortgage loan?, answer: homes | question: What is the estimated amount of total losses worldwide?, answer: U.S. dollars | question: Where did the foreclosure epidemic begin?, answer: U.S. | question: What did falling prices result in homes worth less than?, answer: the mortgage loan | question: What part of the economy did the foreclosure crisis expand to?, answer: other parts | question: The foreclosure epidemic in the U.S. continues to drain wealth from whom?, answer: consumers
+question: Who was the Director of the Science Museum and the Library until 1874?, answer: Father Joseph Carrier | question: Who was one of Carrier's students?, answer: Father John Augustine Zahm | question: Who was the Director of the Science Museum and the Library until 1874?, answer: Joseph Carrier | question: Who was one of Carrier's students?, answer: John Augustine Zahm | question: What position did Father Joseph Carrier hold?, answer: Director | question: What subject did Father Joseph Carrier teach?, answer: Physics | question: What position did Father Joseph Carrier hold?, answer: Professor | question: Who taught that scientific research and its promise for progress were not antagonistic to the ideals of intellectual and moral culture endorsed by the Church?, answer: Carrier | question: Who endorsed the ideals of intellectual and moral culture?, answer: Church | question: What was the profession of Father Joseph Carrier?, answer: C.S.C.
+question: Feminist anthropology engages often with feminists from what tradition?, answer: non-Western traditions | question: What is a four field approach to anthropology?, answer: Feminist anthropology | question: Who does anthropology often engage with from non-Western traditions?, answer: feminists | question: Feminist anthropology is inclusive of what as a specialization?, answer: birth anthropology | question: What field engages often with feminists from non-Western traditions?, answer: Anthropology | question: What is a four field approach to anthropology?, answer: anthropology | question: Feminist anthropologists have claimed their research helps to correct this systematic bias in what?, answer: mainstream feminist theory | question: Who has claimed that their research helps to correct this systematic bias in mainstream feminist theory?, answer: Feminist anthropologists | question: What is the name of the four field approach to anthropology?, answer: Feminist | question: Feminist anthropology seeks to reduce what in research findings?, answer: male bias
+question: Ailsa McKay and Margunn Bjrnholt argue that a reshaping of the economy should include new advances in what field?, answer: feminist economics | question: Feminist economists Ailsa McKay and Margunn Bjrnholt argue that the financial crisis and the response to it revealed a crisis of ideas in what?, answer: mainstream economics | question: Feminist economists argue that a reshaping of the economy should include new advances within feminist economics and what other field?, answer: ecological economics | question: Who are Ailsa McKay and Margunn Bjrnholt?, answer: Feminist economists | question: Who is one of the Feminist economists?, answer: Margunn Bjørnholt | question: Who is one of the Feminist economists?, answer: Ailsa McKay | question: What do Ailsa McKay and Margunn Bjrnholt argue that a reshaping of the economy should include?, answer: new advances | question: Ailsa McKay and Margunn Bjrnholt argue that the financial crisis and the response to it revealed a crisis of what in mainstream economics?, answer: ideas | question: What did Ailsa McKay and Margunn Bjrnholt argue revealed a crisis of ideas in mainstream economics?, answer: the financial crisis | question: What do the Feminist economists believe the economy and economic theories should fully acknowledge for each other and for the planet?, answer: care
+question: What is Baena's nationality?, answer: Guatemalan origin | question: When did Baena retire?, answer: January | question: Who was employed by the family for 20 years and retired in January 2011?, answer: Baena | question: What nationality is Baena?, answer: Guatemalan | question: What did Shriver give to Christopher on September 27, 1997?, answer: birth | question: What did Schwarzenegger continue to provide for the child?, answer: support | question: How long was Baena employed by the family?, answer: 20 years | question: Who was pregnant with Baena's youngest child?, answer: Shriver | question: Who is Baena's husband?, answer: former California governor | question: Who was employed by the family for 20 years and retired in January 2011?, answer: Fifty-year-old Baena
+question: What started in Austria in December 2014?, answer: Filming | question: Where did the filming begin in December 2014?, answer: Austria | question: Along with Obertilliach, what lake was filmed in Austria?, answer: Lake Altaussee | question: When did the filming end?, answer: February | question: What was temporarily halted by an injury to Craig?, answer: Production | question: What was halted by an injury to Craig?, answer: production | question: When did filming begin in Austria?, answer: December | question: Where was the tztal Glacier Road, Rettenbach glacier, and Obertilliach located?, answer: Sölden | question: What was filmed in Austria?, answer: Scenes | question: What glacier was filmed in Austria?, answer: Rettenbach
+question: Who opposed the filming of the Roman Forum and Ponte Sisto bridge?, answer: city authorities | question: Where did the filming in Oxfordshire take place?, answer: Blenheim Palace | question: What type of production returned to England to shoot scenes at Blenheim Palace?, answer: Filming | question: What was the C-X75 used for?, answer: filming | question: What were the Ponte Sisto bridge and Roman Forum?, answer: locations | question: What bridge was filmed in Rome?, answer: Ponte Sisto | question: What did filming temporarily return to England to shoot?, answer: scenes | question: Where was Blenheim Palace located?, answer: Rome | question: Where was Blenheim Palace located?, answer: Oxfordshire | question: Where did the filming of Blenheim Palace take place?, answer: England
+question: What was Phillip Phillips suffering from?, answer: kidney pain | question: What was Phillip Phillips' blockage caused by?, answer: kidney stones | question: Who was taken to the hospital before the Top 13 results show?, answer: Finalist Phillip Phillips | question: What did Phillip Phillips receive to alleviate a blockage caused by kidney stones?, answer: medical procedure | question: Who was the finalist of Idol?, answer: Phillip Phillips | question: What did Phillip Phillips reconstruct after the season ended?, answer: his kidney | question: Why did Phillip Phillips consider quitting the Idol show?, answer: the pain | question: Where was Phillip Phillips taken before the Top 13 results show?, answer: the hospital | question: What did Phillip Phillips undergo surgery to remove?, answer: the stones | question: What was caused by kidney stones?, answer: a blockage
+question: What has Finland used since the 1970s?, answer: comprehensive school | question: What has Finland used since the 1970s?, answer: comprehensive schools | question: What is the name of the division that has been discontinued?, answer: upper comprehensive school | question: What are the nine grades of peruskoulu?, answer: grades | question: What country has used comprehensive schools since the 1970s?, answer: Finland | question: What are the nine grades of Finland's comprehensive schools called?, answer: peruskoulu | question: What is the name of the lower comprehensive school in Finland?, answer: alakoulu | question: What is the name of the upper comprehensive school?, answer: yläaste | question: What are the grades of upper comprehensive school?, answer: 7–9 | question: What is the name of the lower comprehensive school in Finland?, answer: ala-aste
+question: What can be used by the military to mark positions?, answer: Flares | question: Flares can be used by the military to mark what?, answer: positions | question: Laser-guided and GPS weapons have eliminated the need for what?, answer: the most part | question: What have eliminated the need for Flares?, answer: laser-guided and GPS weapons | question: Laser-guided and GPS weapons have eliminated what?, answer: this need | question: Who can use flares to mark positions?, answer: the military
+question: When can floodlights be used to illuminate outdoor playing fields or work zones?, answer: nighttime hours | question: What can floodlights be used to illuminate?, answer: outdoor playing fields | question: What can floodlights be used to illuminate during nighttime hours?, answer: work zones | question: What is the most common type of floodlight?, answer: high pressure sodium lights | question: What can be used to illuminate outdoor playing fields or work zones during nighttime hours?, answer: Floodlights | question: metal halide and high pressure sodium are the most common type of what?, answer: floodlights | question: What is the most common type of floodlight?, answer: metal halide | question: What type of floodlights are metal halide and high pressure sodium?, answer: The most common type
+question: What did Florey and Chain purify in 1942?, answer: penicillin | question: Who shared the 1945 Nobel Prize in Medicine with Fleming?, answer: Howard Florey | question: What was the name of the first penicillin?, answer: penicillin G | question: What type of penicillin had low toxicity in humans?, answer: Purified penicillin | question: Who credited Dubos with pioneering the approach of deliberately and systematically searching for antibacterial compounds?, answer: Florey | question: Who shared the 1945 Nobel Prize in Medicine with Fleming?, answer: Ernst Chain | question: Who purified the first penicillin?, answer: Chain | question: What did purified penicillin display against a wide range of bacteria?, answer: potent antibacterial activity | question: What did Dubos search for?, answer: antibacterial compounds | question: How many times did Florey and Chain purify penicillin?, answer: first
+question: What is the Abhidharma based on?, answer: schematic classifications | question: What was a detailed scholastic reworking of doctrinal material appearing in the Suttas?, answer: Abhidharma | question: What was the Abhidharma a detailed scholastic reworking of?, answer: doctrinal material | question: What school started to accumulate an Abhidharma after the schisms?, answer: Saṅgha | question: What did each school have in its own version of the Abhidharma?, answer: different texts | question: What did each school have in its own version of the Abhidharma?, answer: different theories | question: What do Abhidharma texts not contain?, answer: numerical lists | question: The Abhidharma is a detailed scholastic reworking of doctrinal material appearing in what?, answer: Suttas | question: What do Abhidharma texts not contain?, answer: systematic philosophical treatises | question: What is an Abhidharma?, answer: a detailed scholastic reworking
+question: What was Garreth allory's rank?, answer: M | question: Where was James Bond on a mission after Mallory's promotion?, answer: Mexico City | question: Who kills three men during the Day of the Dead?, answer: James Bond | question: Who was the assassin who survived the Day of the Dead attack?, answer: Marco Sciarra | question: Who kills three men during the Day of the Dead?, answer: Bond | question: Who sent a posthumous message to Garreth Mallory?, answer: the previous M | question: Who did Bond kill by kicking him out of a helicopter?, answer: Sciarra | question: What is the name of the private-backed intelligence service that consists of MI5 and MI6?, answer: Joint Intelligence Service
+question: The Hollywood Reporter described Coachella 2011 as one of what?, answer: greatest hip-hop sets | question: Where was West's 2011 headlining set?, answer: Coachella | question: Who released Watch the Throne with Jay-Z?, answer: West | question: Who described West's 2011 set at Coachella as one of the greatest hip-hop sets of all time?, answer: Hollywood | question: What was described by The Hollywood Reporter as one of the greatest hip-hop sets of all time?, answer: a headlining set | question: What was Watch the Throne one of in the internet age to avoid a leak?, answer: the few major label albums | question: Who described West's 2011 set at Coachella as one of the greatest hip-hop sets of all time?, answer: The Hollywood Reporter | question: What was the name of West's 2012 compilation album?, answer: Cruel Summer | question: What was the name of West's record label?, answer: GOOD Music
+question: Where was Craig flown to after he was injured in Mexico?, answer: New York | question: What was Craig flown to New York to undergo?, answer: minor surgery | question: Who was flown to New York to undergo minor surgery to fix his knee?, answer: Craig | question: In what country was Craig filming?, answer: Mexico | question: Why was Craig flown to New York?, answer: his knee injury | question: Where did Craig return to filming on 22 April?, answer: Pinewood Studios | question: When was Craig flown to New York to undergo minor surgery to fix his knee?, answer: a scheduled break | question: When did Craig return to filming at Pinewood Studios?, answer: 22 April | question: What was Craig doing in Mexico after he returned to Pinewood Studios?, answer: filming | question: What was reported about Craig's filming after he returned to Pinewood Studios?, answer: It
+question: What was the earlier Pahlavi standard based on?, answer: western dialects | question: What was the official language of the court?, answer: dialect | question: What may have influenced Dari?, answer: regional dialects | question: What did the Islamic Conquest of Persia cause in the role of the different dialects within the Persian Empire?, answer: important changes | question: Dari may have been heavily influenced by regional dialects of what region?, answer: eastern Iran | question: What country was conquered by the Islamic Conquest of Persia?, answer: Iran | question: What country was conquered by the Islamic Conquest?, answer: Persia | question: What did the new prestige dialect of Dari become the basis of?, answer: Standard New Persian | question: What did the Islamic Conquest of Persia change the role of?, answer: the different dialects | question: What replaced Pahlavi?, answer: a new standard dialect
+question: What did the new Count of Oeiras not know after the Távora affair?, answer: opposition | question: What did Pombal's enlightenment further?, answer: colonial economic exploitation | question: What did Pombal's enlightenment intensify?, answer: book censorship | question: What did Pombal's enlightenment consolidate?, answer: personal control | question: What was the name of the new Count of Portugal after the Távora affair?, answer: Oeiras | question: What did Pombal's enlightenment consolidate?, answer: profit | question: What did Pombal suppress?, answer: criticism | question: After what affair did the new Count of Oeiras know no opposition?, answer: Távora | question: Who was the new Count of Oeiras after the Távora affair?, answer: the new Count | question: What did the new Count of Oeiras know after the Távora affair?, answer: no opposition
+question: Who did Beyoncé and Jay-Z meet with after the death of?, answer: Freddie Gray | question: Beyoncé and Jay-Z met with Gray's family after Gray's death?, answer: other notable figures | question: Who and Jay-Z met with Gray's family after Gray's death?, answer: Beyoncé | question: Who did Beyoncé and Jay-Z meet with after the death of?, answer: Gray | question: How much did Beyoncé and Jay-Z donate to bail out the protesters?, answer: dollars | question: Who did Beyoncé meet with after Gray's death?, answer: Jay-Z | question: How much money did Beyoncé and Jay-Z donate to bail the protesters out?, answer: thousands | question: How much did Beyoncé and Jay-Z donate to bail the protesters out?, answer: thousands of dollars | question: Who did Beyoncé and Jay-Z meet with after Gray's death?, answer: his family
+question: What was the name of Beyoncé's second solo album?, answer: Déjà Vu | question: What was the name of Beyoncé's second solo album?, answer: second | question: When did Destiny's Child disband?, answer: June | question: What band did Beyoncé disband in June 2005?, answer: Destiny | question: What was the name of Beyoncé's second album?, answer: her second solo album | question: What did Beyoncé's fifth album explore?, answer: darker themes | question: What was the name of Beyoncé's second solo album?, answer: "Beautiful Liar | question: Beyoncé's fifth album, Beyoncé, was distinguished from what?, answer: previous releases
+question: In which version of Twilight Princess was a buffer overflow vulnerability discovered?, answer: Wii | question: What type of applications could be exploited by the Twilight Hack?, answer: homebrew Wii | question: What could a properly designed save file cause the Wii to load unsigned code?, answer: homebrew Wii applications | question: What was the name of the exploit that allowed the execution of custom code from a SD card on the Wii?, answer: Twilight Hack | question: What Wii game had a buffer overflow vulnerability?, answer: Twilight Princess | question: Which versions of the Wii Menu prevented copying exploited save files onto the console until circumvention methods were discovered?, answer: Versions | question: What version of Twilight Princess was discovered to have a buffer overflow vulnerability?, answer: version | question: What did the "Twilight Hack" allow the execution of from a SD card on the Wii?, answer: custom code | question: What was discovered that prevented copying exploited save files onto the Wii?, answer: circumvention methods | question: In what version of Twilight Princess was a buffer overflow vulnerability discovered?, answer: the Wii version
+question: Who made his loyal minister Count of Oeiras in 1759?, answer: Joseph | question: What became frequent as Sebastio de Melo's power grew?, answer: bitter disputes | question: Sebastio de Melo prosecuted whom?, answer: children | question: What did Joseph I give his Prime Minister after the earthquake?, answer: even more power | question: Who did Joseph I give more power after the earthquake?, answer: his Prime Minister | question: Who became a powerful, progressive dictator after the earthquake?, answer: Sebastião de Melo | question: In 1759, Joseph I made his loyal minister Count of what area?, answer: Oeiras | question: What did Sebastio de Melo become after the earthquake?, answer: a powerful, progressive dictator | question: How many enemies did Sebastio de Melo have?, answer: number | question: What grew as Sebastio de Melo's enemies increased?, answer: his power
+question: Where did people from all over the world donate to the earthquake relief?, answer: mainland China | question: What did the Chinese government allocate $772 million for?, answer: earthquake relief | question: What company set up an account for people to donate to the earthquake relief?, answer: China Mobile | question: What is the name of the company that set up the text messaging accounts?, answer: China Unicom | question: What country did people from all over mainland China donate to after the earthquake?, answer: China | question: Where did people set up booths after the earthquake?, answer: gas stations | question: When did the Chinese government allocate $772 million for earthquake relief?, answer: May | question: Where did Xinhua line-ups occur after the earthquake?, answer: most major Chinese cities | question: Who donated blood after the earthquake?, answer: people | question: In what country did people donate blood to the earthquake relief effort?, answer: Chinese
+question: Where was the People's Liberation Army personnel to protect the flame?, answer: Canberra | question: What have Australian police been given powers to do?, answer: search relay spectators | question: Who did the Chinese Students and Scholars Association call for to defend the torch?, answer: Chinese Australian students | question: Who did Tony Goh say the ACCO would be taking "thousands" of to Canberra?, answer: pro-Beijing demonstrators | question: Who labeled the rumor as a rumor?, answer: Chinese officials | question: Who did the Chinese Students and Scholars Association want to defend the torch against?, answer: anti-China separatists | question: What did Zhang Rongan organize?, answer: pro-Beijing demonstrations | question: Who was assisting with the organization of buses, meals, and accommodation for pro-Beijing demonstrators?, answer: Chinese diplomats | question: Who labeled the rumor as a rumor?, answer: Chinese | question: What did China request to deploy People's Liberation Army personnel along the relay route to protect the flame in Canberra?, answer: permission
+question: Who threw himself into fashion after the incident?, answer: West | question: How long did West hole up in Hawaii?, answer: the next few months | question: What did West take a short break from after the incident?, answer: music | question: What did West take a short break from music to throw himself into?, answer: fashion | question: Where did West hole up for the next few months?, answer: Hawaii | question: How often did West sleep in Hawaii?, answer: increments | question: What did West write and record in Hawaii?, answer: his next album | question: Who did West keep behind the boards 24 hours a day?, answer: engineers | question: What did West take after the highly publicized incident?, answer: a brief break | question: Justin Vernon was a member of what band?, answer: Bon Iver
+question: Whose constitution established the Fifth Republic?, answer: French | question: What dissolved after the revision of the French constitution that established the Fifth Republic?, answer: AEF | question: What document established the Fifth Republic?, answer: the French constitution | question: What did the French constitution establish in 1958?, answer: the Fifth Republic | question: The AEF became an autonomous colony within what community?, answer: the French Community | question: What did the Republic of the Congo publish in 1959?, answer: its first constitution | question: Which part of the Congo became known as the Republic of the Congo in 1958?, answer: Middle Congo | question: What was the name of the constitution published by the Republic of the Congo in 1959?, answer: first | question: What did the AEF dissolve into after the revision of the French constitution?, answer: its constituent parts | question: What did each part of the AEF become?, answer: an autonomous colony
+question: What was the name of the second season?, answer: season | question: In what month and year was the second season of "The Simpsons" aired?, answer: January | question: What was the second season moved to?, answer: air | question: What season was moved up to air in January 2003?, answer: the second season | question: What was the second season charged for?, answer: commercial spots | question: What season was Kristin Adams a correspondent for?, answer: this season | question: When was the second season of "The Simpsons" aired?, answer: January 2003 | question: What was the reason for the second season being moved up to air?, answer: the success | question: Who was the lone host for the second season?, answer: Seacrest | question: What increased in the second season?, answer: episodes
+question: What is the drum line of the Band of the Fighting Irish known as?, answer: Football gameday traditions | question: What type of football gameday traditions occur all around campus?, answer: home games | question: What begin at the stroke of midnight with the Drummers' Circle?, answer: Traditional activities | question: Who decorates their halls with a traditional item?, answer: different dorms | question: What occurs all around campus during home games?, answer: activities | question: Where do home games take place?, answer: campus | question: On what day does the tradition of the drummers' circle begin?, answer: Saturday | question: What is the name of the group that begins with the drum line of the Band of the Fighting Irish?, answer: Drummers | question: Where will the band of the Fighting Irish march into?, answer: Notre Dame Stadium | question: At what time do traditional activities begin at Notre Dame?, answer: midnight
+question: How many football competitions are there in Portugal?, answer: several football competitions | question: What is the most popular sport in Portugal?, answer: Football | question: In what country is football the most popular sport?, answer: Portugal | question: Eusébio is still a major symbol of what?, answer: Portuguese football history | question: Who are José Mourinho, André Villas-Boas, Fernando Santos, Carlos Queiroz and Manuel José?, answer: Portuguese football managers | question: Lus Figo and Cristiano Ronaldo are examples of what?, answer: other world-class football players | question: What type of football competitions are there in Portugal?, answer: local amateur | question: Who is one of the most renowned Portuguese football managers?, answer: José Mourinho | question: Who is one of the most renowned Portuguese football managers?, answer: Manuel José | question: What type of football competitions are there in Portugal?, answer: world-class professional level
+question: What was the aesthetic of Ruskin's work?, answer: overriding significance | question: Who stated that a building is not truly a work of architecture unless it is in some way "adorned"?, answer: Ruskin | question: What did Ruskin believe a well-constructed, well-proportioned, functional building needed?, answer: string courses | question: What did Ruskin believe a well-constructed, well-proportioned, functional building needed at least?, answer: rustication | question: Ruskin's work states that a building is not truly a work of what unless it is in some way "adorned"?, answer: architecture | question: Ruskin's work states that what is not a work of architecture unless it is in some way "adorned"?, answer: a building | question: What was of overriding significance for Ruskin?, answer: the aesthetic | question: What goes on to state that a building is not truly a work of architecture unless it is in some way "adorned"?, answer: His work | question: Ruskin's work states that a building is not truly what of architecture unless it is in some way "adorned"?, answer: a work | question: Ruskin states that a building is not truly a work of architecture unless it is in what?, answer: some way
+question: What was Whitehead's most famous remark on?, answer: religion | question: Who argued that life is an internal fact for its own sake before it is an external fact relating to others?, answer: Whitehead | question: Whitehead argued that life is an internal fact before it is an external fact relating to whom?, answer: others | question: Who did Whitehead believe could never be fully separated from their society?, answer: individuals | question: What did Whitehead see religion as a system of?, answer: general truths | question: What did Whitehead believe was an internal fact for its own sake before it was an external fact relating to others?, answer: life | question: What might encourage the violent extermination of a rival religion's adherents?, answer: a religion | question: Whitehead argued that life is an internal fact before it is what relating to others?, answer: an external fact | question: Whitehead argued that life is what for its own sake before it is an external fact relating to others?, answer: an internal fact | question: What did Whitehead believe life is an internal fact for?, answer: its own sake
+question: MBS and CDOs are examples of what type of innovation?, answer: financial innovation | question: Who did not accurately measure the risk inherent with financial innovation?, answer: market participants | question: What did the pricing model for CDOs not reflect?, answer: risk | question: What type of financial innovation did not reflect the level of risk they introduced into the system?, answer: CDOs | question: What is an example of a financial innovation?, answer: MBS | question: Why did market participants not accurately measure the risk inherent with financial innovation?, answer: reasons | question: What did market participants not understand the impact of MBS and CDOs on?, answer: the financial system | question: What type of CDO had a recovery rate of five cents for every dollar?, answer: mezzanine CDO | question: What type of financial innovation did not reflect the level of risk they introduced into the system?, answer: CDO | question: What was the recovery rate for "high quality" CDOs?, answer: the average recovery rate
+question: R&B, Rock, Acoustic, and Bass Booster are examples of what?, answer: EQ settings | question: What kind of songs would EQ settings distort the bass sound?, answer: undemanding songs | question: What would EQ settings cause distortion on?, answer: bass instruments | question: R&B, Rock, Acoustic, and Bass Booster are examples of what?, answer: EQ | question: What was released in 2006 and earlier?, answer: iPods | question: What is an example of a EQ setting that would distort the bass sound?, answer: Bass Booster | question: What would some equalizer sound settings distort far too easily on undemanding songs?, answer: the bass sound | question: What would distort the bass sound far too easily, even on undemanding songs?, answer: some equalizer (EQ) sound settings | question: What is an example of a EQ setting that would distort the bass sound?, answer: Rock | question: What is an example of a EQ setting that would distort the bass sound?, answer: Acoustic
+question: What was American Idol ranked number one in for eight consecutive years?, answer: U.S. television ratings | question: American Idol has been ranked number one in U.S. television ratings for how many years?, answer: result show | question: When was American Idol ranked number one in U.S. television ratings?, answer: the 2003–04 television season | question: What was American Idol ranked in the U.S. television ratings for eight consecutive years?, answer: number | question: In what country was American Idol ranked number one?, answer: U.S. | question: When was American Idol first ranked number one in U.S. television ratings?, answer: 2003–04 | question: When did American Idol end?, answer: its fifteenth season | question: How many consecutive years had American Idol been ranked number one in U.S. television ratings?, answer: an unprecedented eight consecutive years | question: When did American Idol end?, answer: the 2010–11 season | question: What had been ranked number one in U.S. television ratings for eight consecutive years?, answer: either its performance
+question: What do retail applications expect to meet with CRI andGAI?, answer: good color rendering | question: What does the gamut area index represent?, answer: object colors | question: What is the metric that represents the relative separation of object colors illuminated by a light source?, answer: GAI | question: What type of applications do researchers suggest using CRI and gamut area index?, answer: retail applications | question: What is the well-established color rendering metric in retail applications?, answer: CRI | question: What are generally preferred over ones that have only high CRI or only high GAI?, answer: light sources | question: What is an example of a good color rendering in retail applications?, answer: example | question: What suggests using the well-established CRI along with another metric called gamut area index?, answer: research | question: What is another term for a light source that balances CRI and GAI?, answer: only high GAI | question: What does the metric GAI stand for?, answer: another metric called gamut area index
+question: In what season was the title given to a white male who plays the guitar?, answer: season | question: Who called the "White guy with guitar" or "WGWG" factor?, answer: Idol pundits | question: What instrument does a white male play on American Idol?, answer: guitar | question: What book did Richard Rushfield write?, answer: American Idol | question: What show called the "White guy with guitar" or "WGWG factor"?, answer: Idol | question: Who did Richard Rushfield say had an alliance with grandmas on American Idol?, answer: young girls | question: How many seasons did American Idol last?, answer: five consecutive seasons | question: Who was the winner of American Idol for five consecutive seasons?, answer: a white male | question: Who was named the winner of the eleventh season of Idol?, answer: Phillip Phillips | question: Who wrote the book American Idol: The Untold Story?, answer: Richard Rushfield
+question: Who did Kanye West collaborate with for his second album, Late Registration?, answer: film score composer Jon Brion | question: Kanye West drew influence from what?, answer: non-rap influences | question: What was Kanye West's second album called?, answer: Late Registration | question: Kanye West drew influence from what non-rap group?, answer: English trip hop group Portishead | question: Which film score composer did Kanye West collaborate with on Late Registration?, answer: Jon Brion | question: What was Kanye West's 2006 live album called?, answer: Late Orchestration | question: What was the name of Kanye West's 2005 album?, answer: second | question: What did Kanye West draw from non-rap influences?, answer: influence | question: Which film score composer did Kanye West collaborate with on Late Registration?, answer: Brion | question: What was the name of Kanye West's 2005 album?, answer: his second album
+question: What does the United Nations Organization group under a classification of regions?, answer: countries | question: The United Nations Organization groups countries under a classification of what?, answer: regions | question: What does the United Nations group for statistical convenience?, answer: territories | question: Who groups countries under a classification of regions?, answer: the United Nations Organization | question: The sub-regions of Southern Europe are grouped for statistical convenience by what organization?, answer: UN | question: What organization groups countries under a classification of regions?, answer: the United Nations | question: What is the purpose of assigning countries or areas to specific groupings?, answer: statistical convenience | question: The assignment of countries or areas to what is for statistical convenience?, answer: specific groupings | question: What are the sub-regions of Southern Europe?, answer: - | question: The United Nations Organization groups countries under a classification of regions for its official works and what?, answer: publications
+question: How long did he write a monthly column for Muscle & Fitness and Flex?, answer: many years | question: What position did Schwarzenegger hold after he was elected governor?, answer: executive editor | question: What bodybuilding magazine did Schwarzenegger write a column for for many years?, answer: Flex | question: What bodybuilding magazine did Schwarzenegger write a column for?, answer: Fitness | question: What magazines did Schwarzenegger write a column for for many years?, answer: the bodybuilding magazines Muscle | question: What bodybuilding magazine did Schwarzenegger write a column for for many years?, answer: Muscle | question: How often did he write a column for Muscle & Fitness and Flex?, answer: monthly | question: Who relinquished the executive editor role in 2005?, answer: Schwarzenegger | question: When did American Media Inc. announce that Schwarzenegger had accepted their renewed offer to be executive editor of the magazines?, answer: March | question: What did the governor's office decide to regulate in California?, answer: dietary supplements
+question: What was the name of the show that debuted a new state-of-the-art set and stage?, answer: American Idol | question: What did American Idol debut on March 11, 2008?, answer: stage | question: When did American Idol debut its new set and stage?, answer: March | question: What was the new look of American Idol?, answer: air | question: Who performed "Billie Jean" on American Idol?, answer: David Cook | question: What was the cause of David Cook's heart palpitations?, answer: high blood pressure | question: Who said he was 'flattered' and praised David Cook's performance?, answer: Cornell | question: What was the name of David Cook's performance on American Idol?, answer: Billie Jean | question: What was the cause of David Cook's high blood pressure?, answer: heart palpitations
+question: What magazine began reporting on Beyoncé's earnings in 2008?, answer: Forbes magazine | question: In what month of 2007 did Beyoncé earn $80 million?, answer: June | question: Who was the world's best-paid music personality at the time?, answer: Beyoncé | question: What did Forbes place Beyoncé eighth on the "Best-Paid Celebrities Under 30" list?, answer: clothing line | question: When did Forbes place Beyoncé eighth on the "Best-Paid Celebrities Under 30" list?, answer: year | question: What magazine began reporting on Beyoncé's earnings in 2008?, answer: Forbes | question: What did Beyoncé earn $35 million for in the past year?, answer: endorsement deals | question: Beyoncé was the world's best-paid music personality at the time, above Madonna and who?, answer: Celine Dion | question: Who was the world's first billion dollar couple in the music industry?, answer: Jay Z
+question: What was the first season of American Idol?, answer: season | question: What was the name of the show that Ford Motor Company and Coca-Cola were the first sponsors of?, answer: American Idol | question: What was the first American show to be sponsored by Coca-Cola?, answer: Idol | question: What was the first season of American Idol?, answer: first | question: In what season did Ford Motor Company and Coca-Cola become the first sponsors of American Idol?, answer: its first season | question: Who was the first sponsor of American Idol?, answer: Ford Motor Company | question: When did AT&T Wireless join American Idol?, answer: the second season | question: In what season did American Idol have a sponsorship deal between $50 to $60 million?, answer: season 10 | question: When did Coca-Cola end its sponsorship of American Idol?, answer: season 13 | question: In what season did iTunes end its sponsorship of American Idol?, answer: season 7
+question: What is often defined in terms of a traditional formula in which the practitioner takes refuge in The Three Jewels?, answer: basic lay adherence | question: What varies between communities?, answer: Formal membership | question: Formal membership varies between what?, answer: communities | question: Modern influences lead to new forms of Buddhism that significantly depart from what?, answer: traditional beliefs | question: How is basic lay adherence defined?, answer: terms | question: What is increasingly translated into local languages?, answer: Buddhist texts | question: What are Buddhist texts increasingly translated into?, answer: local languages | question: What does the practitioner take in The Three Jewels?, answer: refuge | question: What type of community is the Sangha?, answer: Buddhist | question: What is the name of the teachings of the Buddha?, answer: Dharma
+question: What is a form of lighting that is indirect?, answer: alcove lighting | question: What is a form of backlighting?, answer: LED strip lighting | question: What type of lighting is sometimes used in alcove lighting?, answer: neon lighting | question: Alcove lighting is a form of what?, answer: lighting | question: What type of lighting was first available at the 1939 World's Fair?, answer: fluorescent lighting | question: What is alcove lighting like?, answer: most other uplighting | question: What type of lighting is alcove lighting?, answer: Forms | question: What is another form of alcove lighting?, answer: rope light | question: What is alcove lighting?, answer: a form
+question: What did the Broadway League say sold approximately US$1.27 billion worth of tickets in the 2013-2014 season?, answer: Broadway shows | question: What are Forty of the city's theaters collectively known as?, answer: Broadway | question: What is the name of the major thoroughfare that crosses the Great White Way?, answer: the Times Square Theater District | question: What is the name of the major thoroughfare that crosses the Times Square Theater District?, answer: The Great White Way | question: What is the name of the thoroughfare that crosses the Times Square Theater District?, answer: the major thoroughfare | question: Who said Broadway shows sold approximately US$1.27 billion worth of tickets in the 2013-2014 season?, answer: The Broadway League | question: How much did attendance increase from the 2012-2013 season?, answer: a 5.5% increase | question: How much did Broadway sell in the 2013-2014 season?, answer: an 11.4% increase | question: In what season did Broadway sales increase by 11.4%?, answer: the 2012–2013 season | question: In what season did Broadway sell approximately US$1.27 billion worth of tickets?, answer: the 2013–2014 season
+question: What was the name of one of Chopin's boarders?, answer: Jan Nepomucen Białobłocki | question: Which of Chopin's boarders became a part of his Paris milieu?, answer: Jan Matuszyński | question: Who was one of Chopin's intimates?, answer: Tytus Woyciechowski | question: Who was one of Chopin's boarders at his parents' apartments?, answer: Julian Fontana | question: What was the name of the boarder who became Chopin's intimate?, answer: Nepomucen Białobłocki | question: What was the name of Chopin's final Conservatory report?, answer: Chopin F. | question: Whose final Conservatory report said that Woyciechowski's Piano Concerto No. 1 was dedicated to her?, answer: Chopin | question: Who did Chopin write letters to that influenced his works?, answer: Woyciechowski | question: Who did Chopin meet at Warsaw's young artistic and intellectual world?, answer: Fontana | question: Who was a member of Warsaw's young artistic and intellectual world?, answer: Stefan Witwicki
+question: What was the final season of American Idol?, answer: American Idol | question: Who announced that the fifteenth season of American Idol would be the final season?, answer: Fox | question: What was the final season of American Idol?, answer: the fifteenth season | question: What was the 15th season of American Idol?, answer: the final season | question: When did Fox announce that the fifteenth season of American Idol would be the final season?, answer: May | question: What is expected to focus on the alumni of American Idol?, answer: the season | question: Harry Connick Jr., Keith Urban, and Jennifer Lopez all return for their respective third, fourth, and fifth seasons as what?, answer: judges | question: What is expected in the final season of American Idol?, answer: an additional focus | question: Who is the judge for the final season of American Idol?, answer: Harry Connick Jr. | question: Who is the fifth judge of American Idol?, answer: Jennifer Lopez
+question: Apple's auditing team found that workers had been working longer hours than were allowed under what?, answer: Chinese law | question: Who was Foxconn's manufacturer?, answer: Apple | question: What did Apple promise to prevent workers working when they were found to be working longer than the code allowed?, answer: more hours | question: Who had been working longer hours than were allowed under Chinese law?, answer: workers | question: Who was Apple's manufacturer?, answer: Foxconn | question: What country's law allowed workers to work longer hours than the code allowed?, answer: Chinese | question: What did Apple promise to prevent workers from working more than the code allowed?, answer: hours | question: Apple joined the Electronic Industry Code of what?, answer: Conduct Implementation Group | question: What does the All-China Federation of?, answer: Trade Unions
+question: Who put out the flame five times?, answer: relay authorities | question: Who announced plans to greet the Olympic flame with peaceful protest when the torch was to reach the French capital?, answer: Paris City officials | question: Who extinguished the flame?, answer: Chinese flame attendants | question: Who requested that the relay be shortened?, answer: Chinese officials | question: Who announced plans to greet the Olympic flame with peaceful protest when the torch was to reach the French capital?, answer: Paris City | question: Who requested the cancellation of the relay ceremony at the town hall?, answer: Chinese authorities | question: Where did the Olympic torch relay take place?, answer: France | question: In what city was the Olympic torch relay held?, answer: Paris | question: What was the name of the leg that began on the first level of the Eiffel Tower?, answer: The torch relay leg | question: What caused the Chinese authorities to put out the flame five times?, answer: Widespread pro-Tibet protests
+question: Who praised the Chinese rescue effort as "swift and very efficient"?, answer: Francis Marcus | question: When did the Chinese rescue effort begin?, answer: Tuesday | question: Where was the Chinese rescue effort held on Tuesday?, answer: Beijing | question: Who reacted to the earthquake "rapidly and with uncharacteristic openness"?, answer: Chinese | question: What did Francis Marcus of the International Federation of the Red Cross say was "swift and very efficient"?, answer: the Chinese rescue effort | question: What organization did Francis Marcus belong to?, answer: the Red Cross | question: What organization did Francis Marcus belong to?, answer: the International Federation | question: What organization did Francis Marcus belong to?, answer: the International Federation of the Red Cross | question: What was the name of the cyclone that devastated Burma 10 days before the earthquake?, answer: Cyclone Nargis | question: What did the Economist say China reacted to the earthquake with?, answer: uncharacteristic openness
+question: What remains restricted?, answer: independent press outlets | question: What does the government limit access to?, answer: web content | question: What is ostensibly officially guaranteed by the government?, answer: Freedom | question: According to the Institute for War & Peace Reporting, journalists are often obstructed from reporting on what?, answer: controversial events | question: How much web content is restricted?, answer: a substantial amount | question: What is ostensibly officially guaranteed by the government?, answer: the press | question: According to the Institute for War & what, access is blocked to local and foreign websites?, answer: Peace Reporting | question: Who guarantees freedom of the press?, answer: the government | question: Who is often obstructed from reporting on controversial events?, answer: journalists | question: What is the name of a local and foreign website that is often obstructed from reporting on controversial events?, answer: Tjknews.com
+question: What type of cuisine is common in St. Barthélemy?, answer: French cuisine | question: What type of cuisine is steamed vegetables with fresh fish common in St. Barthélemy?, answer: West Indian cuisine | question: What type of cuisine is common in St. Barthélemy?, answer: Italian cuisine | question: What type of cuisine is common in St. Barthélemy?, answer: Asian cuisine | question: What type of cuisine is spicier in St. Barthélemy?, answer: Creole cuisine | question: What type of cuisine is steamed vegetables with fresh fish common in St. Barthélemy?, answer: West Indian | question: What type of cuisine is common in St. Barthélemy?, answer: French | question: In what island are French, West Indian, Creole, Italian and Asian cuisines common?, answer: St. Barthélemy | question: What is an example of a gastronomic event in St. Barthélemy?, answer: fresh grilled lobster | question: What do the French call "les snacks" or "les petits creux"?, answer: snack restaurants
+question: Who organized a protest?, answer: other French politicians | question: Who organized the protest?, answer: French members | question: What nationality were the members of Parliament?, answer: French | question: Where did the protest take place?, answer: Parliament | question: What was the name of the political party that protested the National Assembly's session?, answer: New Centre | question: What political party did the Greens belong to?, answer: Democratic Movement | question: Who was able to unfurl a banner that read "Respect for Human Rights in China"?, answer: MPs | question: What did the banner read?, answer: Human Rights | question: In what country did the protest take place?, answer: China | question: What country did the protesters shout "Freedom for?, answer: Tibet
+question: Who was criticised for confiscating Tibetan flags from demonstrators?, answer: French police | question: What did French police confiscate from demonstrators?, answer: Tibetan flags | question: What country's police were criticised for confiscating Tibetan flags from demonstrators?, answer: French | question: What flag was forbidden everywhere except on the Trocadéro?, answer: Tibetan | question: Where was the Tibetan flag forbidden?, answer: Trocadéro | question: Who were the Tibetan flags confiscated from?, answer: demonstrators | question: The Libération said that only the Chinese were given freedom of what?, answer: expression | question: What was forbidden everywhere except on the Trocadéro?, answer: The Tibetan flag | question: Who struck the cameraman in the face?, answer: a police officer | question: Where was the cameraman sent to after being struck in the face by a police officer?, answer: hospital
+question: West experimented with electronic music and influenced by what?, answer: music | question: What type of music did West experiment with?, answer: electronic music | question: The Rolling Stones and Led Zeppelin were examples of what type of music?, answer: arena rock bands | question: Where did West want his rap songs to operate more efficiently?, answer: large arenas | question: How did West feel about composing anthemic rap songs?, answer: West felt | question: What was the name of the tour with U2?, answer: Vertigo Tour | question: What type of music did West feel inspired to compose?, answer: anthemic rap songs | question: Which band did West tour with on their Vertigo Tour?, answer: U2 | question: Who drew inspiration from the Rolling Stones and Led Zeppelin?, answer: West | question: Along with melody and chord progression, what was West influenced by?, answer: chord progression
+question: What type of piano did Friederike Müller play?, answer: softest piano | question: What type of piano did Friederike Müller play?, answer: full forte | question: Who wrote that Chopin's playing was noble and beautiful?, answer: Friederike Müller | question: What did Friederike Müller say was always noble and beautiful?, answer: playing | question: Who was Friederike Müller a pupil of?, answer: Chopin | question: What did people make in playing Chopin's works?, answer: such terrible errors | question: What did Friederike Müller think Chopin sang?, answer: his tones | question: Who was Friederike Müller?, answer: a pupil | question: Who did Friederike Müller teach?, answer: his pupils | question: What style of playing did Friederike Müller teach his pupils?, answer: , cantabile style
+question: Who chaired cabinet meetings, appointed all the other ministers, dispensed the royal patronage and packed the House of Commons with his supporters?, answer: Robert Walpole | question: Who chaired cabinet meetings, appointed all the other ministers, dispensed the royal patronage and packed the House of Commons with his supporters?, answer: Walpole | question: What political party was Robert Walpole?, answer: Whig | question: What was the name of the person who held office for twenty-one years from 1721?, answer: the Whig politician Robert Walpole | question: What did Robert Walpole hold for twenty-one years?, answer: office | question: What did Walpole chair?, answer: cabinet meetings | question: What doctrine was developed under Walpole?, answer: cabinet solidarity | question: What did Walpole require no minister to have with the king?, answer: private dealings | question: What House did Walpole fill with his supporters?, answer: Commons | question: What was the doctrine of cabinet called?, answer: solidarity
+question: What did Chopin show signs of from 1842 onwards?, answer: serious illness | question: What was Chopin forced to decline a written invitation from Alkan to participate in a repeat performance of the Beethoven Seventh Symphony arrangement?, answer: illness | question: Who showed signs of serious illness from 1842 onwards?, answer: Chopin | question: What type of epilepsy did modern research suggest Chopin had?, answer: temporal lobe epilepsy | question: What did Chopin show from 1842 onwards?, answer: signs | question: On what date did Chopin decline to participate in a repeat performance of the Beethoven Seventh Symphony arrangement at Erard's?, answer: March | question: What part of Chopin's body was aching so much?, answer: tonsils | question: What did Chopin write to Grzymaa in 1842?, answer: bed | question: What did modern research suggest may have caused Chopin's temporal lobe epilepsy?, answer: any other illnesses | question: Whose performance of the Beethoven Seventh Symphony was Chopin forced to decline?, answer: Erard
+question: Who were the changes in capital requirements intended to keep competitive with their European counterparts?, answer: U.S. banks | question: Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley became what?, answer: commercial banks | question: How did the top five U.S. investment banks increase their financial leverage from 2004 to 2007?, answer: diagram | question: What did changes in capital requirements allow for AAA securities?, answer: lower risk weightings | question: What country's investment banks increased their financial leverage from 2004 to 2007?, answer: U.S. | question: What did the top five U.S. investment banks increase from 2004 to 2007?, answer: their financial leverage | question: What type of securities were lower risk weightings for?, answer: AAA securities | question: What was the vulnerability of the top five U.S. investment banks from 2004 to 2007?, answer: a financial shock | question: What did regulators see as a risk reduction that compensated the higher leverage?, answer: AAA tranches | question: Who increased their financial leverage from 2004 to 2007?, answer: the top five U.S. investment banks
+question: Where did Tsar Alexander I visit?, answer: Warsaw | question: What did Chopin receive from Wilhelm Würfel during his first year at Warsaw Lyceum?, answer: organ lessons | question: Who taught Chopin organ lessons during his first year at Warsaw Lyceum?, answer: Wilhelm Würfel | question: When did Chopin attend Warsaw Lyceum?, answer: September | question: Who attended the Warsaw Lyceum from September 1823 to 1826?, answer: Chopin | question: In what year did Chopin receive organ lessons from Wilhelm Würfel?, answer: first | question: What did Chopin study at the Warsaw Conservatory?, answer: music theory | question: Who taught Chopin at the Warsaw Conservatory?, answer: Józef Elsner | question: What nationality was Wilhelm Würfel?, answer: Czech | question: Who invited Chopin to give a recital on the eolomelodicon?, answer: Tsar Alexander I
+question: What is a critical part of the battlefield conditions?, answer: lighting | question: What is lighting a critical part of?, answer: the battlefield conditions | question: What is lighting in a military setting?, answer: a critical part | question: What areas are more exposed?, answer: bright areas | question: From what standpoint is lighting a critical part of the battlefield conditions?, answer: a military standpoint | question: Infrared cameras and image intensifiers have seen what?, answer: increased use | question: What is a benefit of fighting with the Sun or other light source behind you?, answer: visual glare | question: What is a good way to fight with the Sun?, answer: other light source | question: In what light source can you partially hide your movements?, answer: backlight | question: Infrared cameras and what else have been used to increase night vision?, answer: image intensifiers
+question: What was the top number of semi-finalists?, answer: twelve | question: What were the twenty-four semi-finalists divided by?, answer: gender | question: How many seasons were the semi-finalists divided by gender?, answer: seasons | question: What were the twenty-four semi-finalists?, answer: finalists | question: How were the twenty-four semi-finalists divided?, answer: order | question: What were the twenty-four semi-finalists divided by gender in order to ensure?, answer: an equal gender division | question: How many semi-finalists were divided by gender?, answer: - | question: In what group were the semi-finalists eliminated each week until only six of each group remained to form?, answer: the top twelve | question: When did the men and women sing separately?, answer: consecutive nights | question: On what days did the men and women sing separately?, answer: nights
+question: What percentage of Plymouth's population was white at the time of the 2011 UK census?, answer: % | question: What ethnic group was 92.9% of Plymouth's population in 2011?, answer: White British | question: What city had a population of 260,203 in 2011?, answer: Plymouth | question: What office published the 2011 census?, answer: National Statistics | question: What percentage of Plymouth's population was white at the time of the 2011 UK census?, answer: 96.2% White | question: What ethnic group had the largest increase in population since the 2011 census?, answer: Black African | question: What area had a population of 260,203 in 2011?, answer: The Plymouth urban area | question: What was the Chinese ethnic group in the 2011 census?, answer: the largest minority ethnic group
+question: What was the user-configurable volume limit in response to?, answer: loss | question: What was the name of the device that Apple introduced a user-configurable volume limit in response to concerns about hearing loss?, answer: iPod | question: Where is the maximum volume output level limited to in the sixth-generation iPod?, answer: EU markets | question: In what generation did Apple introduce a user-configurable volume limit?, answer: fifth | question: What did users who bought a new sixth-generation iPod in 2013 have a new option to disable?, answer: the EU volume limit | question: Why did Apple introduce a user-configurable volume limit?, answer: concerns | question: Who introduced a user-configurable volume limit in response to concerns about hearing loss?, answer: Apple | question: Why did Apple introduce a user-configurable volume limit?, answer: response | question: In what market is the maximum volume output level limited to 100 dB?, answer: EU | question: Who reported that in the sixth-generation iPod, the maximum volume output level is limited to 100 dB in EU markets?, answer: Users
+question: What is the fate of the contestants decided by?, answer: public vote | question: What type of vote is made available in the second season of American Idol?, answer: text message | question: What type of vote was sent to American Idol in the second season?, answer: text messages | question: What does the show reserve the right to discard by power dialers?, answer: votes | question: What was the first season of American Idol?, answer: season | question: What type of voting was made available in the second season of American Idol?, answer: text messaging | question: What is the name of the finals of American Idol?, answer: finals | question: In which season of American Idol is the fate of the contestants decided by public vote?, answer: - | question: Who verifyes the votes for American Idol?, answer: Telescope Inc. | question: Who is allowed to discard votes?, answer: power dialers
+question: Who was born in elazowa Wola?, answer: Fryderyk Chopin | question: Where was Chopin born?, answer: Warsaw | question: Where was Chopin born?, answer: Żelazowa Wola | question: What was Chopin's given name in Polish?, answer: Fryderyk Franciszek | question: Who established the Duchy of Warsaw?, answer: Napoleon | question: Where was Chopin born?, answer: west | question: What was the nationality of the Duchy of Warsaw?, answer: Polish | question: What was the name of the Polish state established by Napoleon?, answer: Duchy of Warsaw | question: What was the Duchy of Warsaw?, answer: a Polish state | question: What is Chopin's given name in the Latin form?, answer: Fridericus Franciscus
+question: Who was Fryderyk's first professional music tutor?, answer: Wojciech Żywny | question: Who was Fryderyk's earliest surviving musical manuscript dedicated to?, answer: Żywny | question: Who was Fryderyk's first professional music tutor?, answer: the Czech pianist Wojciech Żywny | question: Whose first professional music tutor was Wojciech ywny?, answer: Fryderyk | question: Who was Wojciech ywny?, answer: his first professional music tutor | question: What was Fryderyk's first professional music tutor?, answer: first | question: What nationality was Wojciech ywny?, answer: Czech | question: What is the name of Fryderyk's polonaise in A-flat major?, answer: his earliest surviving musical manuscript | question: What did Fryderyk's sister play with her brother?, answer: duets | question: What did Fryderyk begin to give at the age of seven?, answer: public concerts
+question: Who was Fryderyk's father?, answer: Nicolas Chopin | question: Who was Nicolas Chopin's father?, answer: Fryderyk | question: Who was Fryderyk's godfather?, answer: Fryderyk Skarbek | question: Who was Fryderyk's father?, answer: Nicolas | question: Where did Nicolas Chopin migrate to?, answer: Poland | question: What was Nicolas Chopin's nationality?, answer: Frenchman | question: Where was Nicolas Chopin from?, answer: Lorraine | question: Who did Nicolas Chopin marry in 1806?, answer: Justyna Krzyżanowska | question: What language did Nicolas Chopin use in his household?, answer: Polish
+question: Who was the composer and virtuoso pianist of the Romantic era?, answer: Frédéric François Chopin | question: What was Chopin's nationality?, answer: French pronunciation | question: Who was Chopin's father?, answer: Fryderyk Franciszek | question: What is Chopin's nationality?, answer: /ˈʃoʊpæn/ | question: What was the name of Fryderyk Franciszek Chopin?, answer: Chopin | question: What was Chopin's French name?, answer: ʃɔ.pɛ̃ | question: What nationality was Fryderyk Franciszek Chopin?, answer: French | question: When was Chopin born?, answer: March | question: What group did Warsaw become a part of after 1815?, answer: Congress Poland | question: Where was Chopin born?, answer: Warsaw
+question: What can be found throughout the film?, answer: Further references | question: What collection of short stories does For Your Eyes belong to?, answer: Only short story collection.[citation | question: What is the name of the MI6 safehouse?, answer: Hildebrand Rarities and Antiques | question: Whose material can be found throughout the film?, answer: Fleming | question: What is an MI6 safehouse called?, answer: Antiques | question: What is "The Hildebrand Rarity" a reference to?, answer: the short story | question: What is the MI6 safehouse called?, answer: "Hildebrand Rarities | question: What is the short story "Hildebrand Rarities and Antiques" a reference to?, answer: The Hildebrand Rarity | question: What is "Hildebrand Rarities and Antiques"?, answer: an MI6 safehouse
+question: What is not fully examined in Calpurnia?, answer: black characters | question: Who found Calpurnia demoralizing?, answer: black students | question: What does Calpurnia focus on?, answer: racial injustice | question: Who did a Canadian language arts consultant say the novel resonated well with?, answer: white students | question: What does Calpurnia use to stereotype superstitious blacks?, answer: racial epithets | question: What is Calpurnia a stereotype of?, answer: superstitious blacks | question: Who did a Canadian language arts consultant find the novel "demoralizing"?, answer: students | question: What is not fully examined in Calpurnia?, answer: its black characters | question: What does Scout's voice allow the rest of us to find our relative position in?, answer: society | question: What is the name of the character that is viewed as an updated version of the "contented slave" motif?, answer: Calpurnia
+question: What did Zelda do to Ganondorf?, answer: Midna teleports Link | question: Who revives Link and Zelda?, answer: Ganondorf | question: Who knocks Ganondorf off his horse?, answer: Link | question: Who teleports Link and Zelda outside the castle?, answer: Midna | question: Who teleports Link to the castle?, answer: Zelda | question: What castle collapses?, answer: Hyrule Castle | question: Midna destroyed the Mirror of what Realm?, answer: Twilight | question: What castle collapses?, answer: Hyrule | question: What do Link and Zelda use to hold Ganondorf off?, answer: the Fused Shadows
+question: What is the name of the park that contains 26,000 acres?, answer: Gateway National Recreation Area | question: What is the name of the wildlife refuge in Brooklyn?, answer: Jamaica Bay | question: What city surrounds Gateway National Recreation Area?, answer: New York City | question: What type of marsh is in Gateway National Recreation Area?, answer: salt marsh | question: What wildlife refuge is located in Brooklyn and Queens?, answer: the Jamaica Bay Wildlife Refuge | question: How many acres is the Gateway National Recreation Area?, answer: total | question: Where is the Jamaica Bay Wildlife Refuge located?, answer: Brooklyn | question: In what city is Gateway National Recreation Area located?, answer: Queens | question: Along with Jacob Riis Park, what other park is in the Gateway National Recreation Area?, answer: Fort Tilden | question: What is the name of the historic pre-Civil War era Battery Weed park in Staten Island?, answer: Fort Wadsworth
+question: Who did Gautama first study with?, answer: famous religious teachers | question: Who mastered the meditative attainments taught by famous religious teachers?, answer: Gautama | question: What was Gautama exposed to during his extreme asceticism?, answer: pain | question: What did Gautama learn from religious teachers?, answer: the meditative attainments | question: What was extreme asceticism?, answer: a religious pursuit | question: Gautama realized that he had taken this practice to its limit, and had not put an end to what?, answer: suffering | question: What did Gautama do to deal with pain?, answer: exposure | question: What did Gautama do to try to end his suffering?, answer: prolonged fasting, breath-holding | question: When did Gautama first study with religious teachers?, answer: the day | question: What did Gautama continue after he found that the meditative attainments did not provide a permanent end to suffering?, answer: his quest
+question: Who was determined to complete his spiritual quest?, answer: Gautama | question: What was Gautama determined to complete?, answer: his spiritual quest | question: Where was the Bodhi Tree located?, answer: Bodh Gaya | question: What did Gautama vow not to rise before achieving?, answer: enlightenment | question: What is the south branch of the Bodhi Tree known as?, answer: Jaya Sri Maha Bodhi | question: Where is the south branch of the original fig tree available?, answer: Anuradhapura Sri Lanka | question: Where is the south branch of the Bodhi Tree located?, answer: Sri Lanka | question: What type of tree was the Bodhi Tree?, answer: Ficus | question: What was the Bodhi Tree?, answer: a Ficus religiosa tree | question: What did Gautama do under the Bodhi Tree?, answer: meditation
+question: Who announced that the disaster response would be rapid?, answer: President Hu Jintao | question: Who was the president of Chengdu after the earthquake?, answer: Hu Jintao | question: Where did the Ministry of Health send ten emergency medical teams?, answer: Wenchuan County | question: Who was Hu Jintao?, answer: General Secretary | question: What did the Chengdu Military Region Command send 50,000 troops and armed police to help with?, answer: disaster relief work | question: What did General Secretary and President Hu Jintao announce would be rapid?, answer: the disaster response | question: Who oversees the rescue work after the earthquake?, answer: Premier Wen Jiabao | question: Who was the Premier of Chengdu after the earthquake?, answer: Wen Jiabao | question: What does Premier Wen Jiabao have an academic background in?, answer: geomechanics | question: What did Premier Wen Jiabao oversee after the earthquake?, answer: the rescue work
+question: What were being composed in the period between the beginning of the common era and the fifth century?, answer: Mahayana sutras | question: What scriptures were composed from the 1st century CE onwards?, answer: Mahayana | question: Who applied the pejorative label Hinayana to those who rejected the Mahayana sutras?, answer: Mahayana supporters | question: What was the name of the Buddha that the Mahayana sutras were composed after?, answer: Gautama Buddha | question: Who concludes that the Mahayana scriptures were composed from the 1st century CE onwards?, answer: scholars | question: Some of the Mahayana sutras had their roots in what?, answer: other scriptures | question: When were some of the Mahayana scriptures composed?, answer: the 1st century BCE | question: How many Mahayana sutras were being composed in the period between the beginning of the common era and the fifth century?, answer: Large numbers | question: What started to influence the behavior of mainstream Buddhists in India?, answer: the Mahayana sutras | question: What were composed from the 1st century CE onwards?, answer: the Mahayana scriptures
+question: What has the term genocide become an official term used in?, answer: international relations | question: What has become an official term used in international relations?, answer: Genocide | question: What word was not in use before 1944?, answer: genocide | question: What does geno- mean?, answer: meaning tribe | question: What has genocide become an official term in international relations?, answer: use | question: What was not in use before 1944?, answer: The word genocide | question: What is genocide defined as?, answer: violent crimes | question: What has genocide become in international relations?, answer: an official term | question: Who did Winston Churchill describe as a crime without a name?, answer: Russian prisoners | question: What language does the prefix geno- come from?, answer: Greek
+question: What do scientists compare the compositions of to better understand the evolutionary history of a given genome?, answer: genomes | question: What type of DNA does a haploid genome contain?, answer: non-repetitive DNA | question: What type of DNA does a haploid genome contain?, answer: repetitive DNA | question: What should the contents of a haploid genome include?, answer: genome size | question: What is used to describe the make up of contents of a haploid genome?, answer: Genome composition | question: What should a haploid genome include in its composition?, answer: details | question: By comparing genome compositions between genomes, scientists can better understand the evolutionary history of what?, answer: a given genome | question: Genome composition is used to describe the make up of contents of what?, answer: a haploid genome | question: Who can better understand the evolutionary history of a given genome?, answer: scientists | question: What should be included in the composition of a haploid genome?, answer: proportions
+question: What is the total number of DNA base pairs in one copy of a haploid genome?, answer: Genome size | question: Genome size is the total number of what in one copy of a haploid genome?, answer: DNA base pairs | question: The genome size is positively correlated with the morphological complexity among prokaryotes and what other eukaryotes?, answer: lower eukaryotes | question: Genome size is the total number of DNA base pairs in one copy of what?, answer: a haploid genome | question: What is the mighty influence coming from on the genomes?, answer: repetitive DNA act | question: What does this phenomenon indicate the mighty influence coming from repetitive DNA act on?, answer: the genomes | question: What is positively correlated with the morphological complexity among prokaryotes and lower eukaryotes?, answer: The genome size | question: What is a higher eukaryotes?, answer: mollusks | question: The genome size is positively correlated with the morphological complexity among what?, answer: prokaryotes | question: What is genome size?, answer: the total number
+question: What is one trait that researchers compare to determine what could have produced the great variety of genomes that exist today?, answer: gene order | question: What trait do researchers compare to determine what could have produced the great variety of genomes that exist today?, answer: genome size | question: What are more than the sum of an organism's genes?, answer: Genomes | question: What are more than the sum of an organism's genes?, answer: genomes | question: What is an example of a trait that can be studied to determine what mechanisms could have produced the great variety of genomes that exist today?, answer: codon usage bias | question: What do genomes have that can be measured and studied without reference to the details of any particular genes?, answer: traits | question: What are Brown 2002 and Saccone and Pesole for?, answer: recent overviews | question: Genomes have traits that can be measured and studied without reference to the details of what?, answer: any particular genes | question: How can traits be measured and studied without reference to the details of any particular genes and their products?, answer: reference | question: What is karyotype?, answer: chromosome number
+question: What does geography affect?, answer: solar energy potential | question: Geography affects what potential?, answer: solar energy | question: Cloud cover can limit the amount of energy that what can absorb in one day?, answer: solar panels | question: Geography affects solar energy potential because areas closer to the equator have a greater amount of what?, answer: solar radiation | question: What is on the surface of the Earth for solar panels to absorb during the nighttime?, answer: little solar radiation | question: What does cloud cover reduce the light available for?, answer: solar cells | question: The use of photovoltaics that can follow the position of the sun can significantly increase what?, answer: the solar energy potential | question: What type of potential is affected by geography?, answer: energy | question: What affects solar energy potential?, answer: Geography effects | question: What do clouds block from the sun?, answer: incoming light
+question: What type of limestone is found in Plymouth?, answer: Middle Devonian limestone | question: What are the headlands at the entrance to Plymouth Sound made of?, answer: Lower Devonian slates | question: What is the bulk of the city of Plymouth built on?, answer: Devonian slate | question: What is the bulk of the city of Plymouth built on?, answer: Upper Devonian slates | question: What type of limestone is found in Plymouth?, answer: Middle Devonian | question: What is a Site of Special Scientific Interest?, answer: Plymouth Sound | question: What is the geology of Plymouth?, answer: limestone | question: What type of slates are the headlands at the entrance to Plymouth Sound made of?, answer: Lower Devonian | question: What city has a mixture of limestone, Devonian slate, granite and Middle Devonian limestone?, answer: Plymouth | question: What type of slates are the bulk of the city of Plymouth built on?, answer: Upper Devonian
+question: Who was the school's legendary football player during 1916-20?, answer: George Gipp | question: Who did Knute Rockne use to inspire the Notre Dame football team to beat the Army team?, answer: Gipp | question: What did the 2007 Notre Dame football team have the most losses in?, answer: school history | question: Who is the current head coach of the Notre Dame football team?, answer: Notre Dame | question: Where does the Notre Dame football team compete?, answer: Notre Dame Stadium | question: What was Charlie Weis' overall record?, answer: Notre Dame standards | question: What sport did Forbes call Notre Dame the most valuable in?, answer: college football | question: Who did Knute Rockne inspire to beat the Army team?, answer: the Notre Dame team | question: Who generates enough revenue to operate independently?, answer: The football team
+question: What does the Gesamtschule not have?, answer: such requirements | question: What is the name of Germany's comprehensive school?, answer: Gesamtschule | question: What is the Gesamtschule?, answer: school | question: What German school has strict entrance requirements?, answer: Realschule | question: What type of entrance requirements do the Gymnasium and the Realschule have?, answer: rather strict entrance requirements | question: What country has a comprehensive school called the Gesamtschule?, answer: Germany | question: What is the Gesamtschule?, answer: a comprehensive school | question: In most cases, students attending what school may graduate with the Hauptschulabschluss, the Realschulabschluss or the Abitur?, answer: a Gesamtschule | question: What is the name of Germany's comprehensive school?, answer: the Gesamtschule | question: What do students at a Gesamtschule usually graduate with?, answer: Hauptschulabschluss
+question: What type of students might be put at risk by attending a Gesamtschule?, answer: bright working class students | question: What type of students might be put at risk by a Gesamtschule?, answer: working class students | question: What type of students might be put at risk by a Gesamtschule?, answer: students | question: What suggests that a Gesamtschule might put bright working class students at risk?, answer: several studies | question: What might put bright working class students at risk?, answer: Gesamtschulen | question: What might a Gesamtschule put bright working class students at?, answer: risk | question: What type of students outperform working class students attending a Gymnasium or a Realschule?, answer: similar backgrounds | question: What type of school does a working class student attend that outperforms students from similar backgrounds attending a comprehensive?, answer: Gymnasium | question: What type of school does a working class student attend that outperforms students from similar backgrounds attending a comprehensive?, answer: Realschule | question: What type of school performs the poorest?, answer: Hauptschule
+question: What other group of students does the first comprehensive school cater for?, answer: boys | question: What gender are the two comprehensive schools in Gibraltar?, answer: girls | question: What city opened its first comprehensive school in 1972?, answer: Gibraltar | question: What did Gibraltar open in 1972?, answer: its first comprehensive school | question: What was Gibraltar's first comprehensive school?, answer: first | question: In what form can students continue to complete their A-levels?, answer: sixth | question: Who can continue into the sixth form to complete their A-levels?, answer: Students | question: What can students continue into the sixth form to complete?, answer: their A-levels | question: Where can students continue to complete their A-levels?, answer: the sixth form | question: What is the age range of the first comprehensive school in Gibraltar?, answer: the ages
+question: Who saves the world as it passes into the immediacy of his own life?, answer: God | question: What does Whitehead say God saves and cherishes all experiences forever?, answer: other words | question: What does Whitehead say God saves the world as it passes into the immediacy of?, answer: his own life | question: What is God's consequent nature?, answer: the other hand | question: What does God's reception of change the way he interacts with?, answer: the world | question: What is the significance of the actions of finite creatures?, answer: an eternal significance | question: God is changed by what?, answer: the wider universe
+question: What is the name of the bay that provides temporary anchorage for small vessels?, answer: Grande Saline Bay | question: Which bay has a 4 fathoms patch near mid entrance?, answer: Colombier Bay | question: What are mostly in shallow waters and are clearly visible?, answer: Reefs | question: Grande Saline Bay provides temporary anchorage for what?, answer: small vessels | question: What type of reefs are found in the coastal areas?, answer: offshore reefs | question: What does Grande Saline Bay provide for small vessels?, answer: temporary anchorage | question: What bay has a narrow cut through the reef?, answer: St. Jean Bay | question: Colombier Bay has a 4 fathoms patch near what entrance?, answer: mid entrance | question: What fringes the north and east sides of the island?, answer: a visible coral reef | question: What type of water are the reefs in?, answer: shallow waters
+question: What country hosted the 2012 Summer Olympics?, answer: Great Britain | question: Where was the 2012 Summer Olympics held?, answer: London | question: Where did the relay leg of the 2012 Summer Olympics begin?, answer: Wembley Stadium | question: When did the 2012 Summer Olympics take place?, answer: April | question: Where did the relay leg end?, answer: O2 Arena | question: What group of people protested the relay?, answer: pro-Tibetan independence | question: What group of people protested the relay?, answer: pro-Human Rights supporters | question: What was the name of the Chinese guards that were seen manhandling protesters?, answer: security | question: What group of people protested the relay?, answer: pro-Human Rights | question: Who protested the relay?, answer: pro-Tibetan
+question: Where did Alexandros Nikolaidis come from?, answer: Greece | question: The Olympic Flame was ignited at Olympia, Greece, the site of what ancient event?, answer: Olympic Games | question: Who was the first torchbearer of the 2004 Summer Olympics?, answer: taekwondo Alexandros Nikolaidis | question: Where was the Olympic Flame ignited?, answer: Olympia | question: What Olympics did Alexandros Nikolaidis compete in?, answer: Summer Olympics | question: Who was Luo Xuejuan?, answer: Olympic champion | question: Who was the first torchbearer of the 2004 Summer Olympics in taekwondo?, answer: Alexandros Nikolaidis | question: Where was the Olympic flame ignited?, answer: the ancient Olympic Games | question: Where was the Olympic Flame ignited?, answer: Greece, site | question: What was the name of the ancient Olympic Games?, answer: Olympics
+question: What converts solar light to heat?, answer: Greenhouses | question: What do greenhouses convert to heat?, answer: solar light | question: What does a greenhouse allow to grow that is not naturally suited to the local climate?, answer: other plants | question: What were first used during Roman times to produce cucumbers year-round for the Roman emperor Tiberius?, answer: Primitive greenhouses | question: Where can specialty crops be grown in a greenhouse?, answer: enclosed environments | question: What type of plants can be grown in greenhouses?, answer: specialty crops | question: The first modern greenhouses were built in Europe in the 16th century to keep what?, answer: exotic plants | question: When were primitive greenhouses first used?, answer: Roman times | question: What is the benefit of using a greenhouse?, answer: year-round production | question: Who was the Roman emperor?, answer: Tiberius
+question: In what season were Lionel Richie and Robin Gibb used?, answer: season | question: How many seasons were guest judges used in the audition rounds?, answer: seasons | question: What may occasionally be introduced in season two?, answer: Guest judges | question: Lionel Richie and Robin Gibb were examples of what?, answer: guest judges | question: In season two, what was Lionel Richie and Robin Gibb used as?, answer: judges | question: Lionel Richie and Robin Gibb were examples of what type of judges?, answer: Guest | question: Who was a guest judge in season two?, answer: Robin Gibb | question: Who was a guest judge in season two?, answer: Lionel Richie | question: Who was a guest judge in season four?, answer: LL Cool J | question: Who was the third guest judge in season three?, answer: Donna Summer
+question: Who was Meinhard's father's biological child?, answer: Arnold | question: Whose favoritism was "strong and blatant"?, answer: Gustav | question: When was Meinhard born?, answer: July | question: What was the name of Gustav's older son?, answer: Meinhard | question: Who was Arnold's father's biological child?, answer: his biological child | question: What party did Gustav belong to?, answer: SA | question: What did Gustav's favoritism stem from?, answer: unfounded suspicion | question: Who commissioned the Simon Wiesenthal Center to research his father's wartime record?, answer: Schwarzenegger | question: Who did Gustav prefer over Arnold?, answer: his elder son
+question: What dynasty did Bielenstein write about?, answer: Han | question: What were the foreign officials administering the various "Dependent States" and oasis city-states of the Western Regions?, answer: true Han representatives | question: What did the Han government give to the foreign officials?, answer: Chinese seals | question: Who wrote that as far back as the Han dynasty, the Han Chinese government maintained the fiction that the foreign officials administering the various "Dependent States" were true Han representatives?, answer: Hans Bielenstein | question: Who maintained the fiction that foreign officials administering the various "Dependent States" were true representatives?, answer: the Han Chinese government | question: Whose seals and seal cords did the Han government confer to them?, answer: Chinese | question: What did the Han government give to the foreign officials?, answer: cords | question: What did the Han Chinese government maintain the fiction that foreign officials administered?, answer: Dependent States | question: What dynasty was 202 BCE to 220 CE?, answer: the Han dynasty
+question: Who has remained famously detached from interpreting the novel since the mid-1960s?, answer: Harper Lee | question: To Kill a Mockingbird is a code of honor and conduct that is the heritage of whom?, answer: Southerners | question: When did Harper Lee stop interpreting To Kill a Mockingbird?, answer: the mid-1960s | question: In what language does To Kill a Mockingbird spell out a code of honor and conduct?, answer: words | question: What did Harper Lee write in a letter to the editor?, answer: response | question: To Kill a Mockingbird spells out a code of what and conduct?, answer: honor | question: To Kill a Mockingbird is a code of honor and what?, answer: conduct | question: What religion is To Kill a Mockingbird?, answer: Christian | question: Harper Lee has remained famously detached from interpreting what since the mid-1960s?, answer: the novel | question: What did Harper Lee think To Kill a Mockingbird was plain to?, answer: the simplest intelligence
+question: Who was pleased with Peck's performance in Atticus?, answer: Harper Lee | question: Who was impressed with Peck's performance in Atticus?, answer: Lee | question: Where was Peck's pocketwatch stolen?, answer: London Heathrow Airport | question: What award did Peck receive for his performance in Atticus?, answer: best actor | question: Who met Lee's father before the filming of Atticus?, answer: Peck | question: What was Lee's father's name?, answer: Atticus | question: Where was Peck's pocketwatch stolen from?, answer: London | question: What did Harper Lee say the film was a work of?, answer: art | question: What did Harper Lee want to turn the movie into?, answer: musicals
+question: What was the name of West's new album?, answer: SWISH | question: Who was awarded an honorary doctorate by the School of the Art Institute of Chicago for his contributions to music, fashion, and popular culture?, answer: West | question: What was the name of West's new album?, answer: God | question: When did West announce his new album?, answer: March | question: What did West announce in March 2015?, answer: a new album | question: West was awarded an honorary doctorate by the School of the Art Institute of Chicago for his contributions to music, fashion, and what?, answer: popular culture | question: What festival did West headline?, answer: Glastonbury | question: What did West announce in March 2015?, answer: the album | question: What was West awarded an honorary doctorate for?, answer: music | question: Where was the School of the Art Institute located?, answer: Chicago
+question: Where is Arnold's Sports Festival held?, answer: Ohio | question: Where is Arnold's Sports Festival held?, answer: Columbus | question: Who did Arnold say helped him learn about business?, answer: Warren Buffett | question: Who did Arnold Schwarzenegger say helped him learn about business?, answer: Les Wexner | question: Who did Arnold say he had a parade of teachers guiding him over the years in business?, answer: Donald Trump | question: Who was one of the teachers that Schwarzenegger learned from?, answer: Milton Friedman | question: What did Arnold say he couldn't have learned without a parade of teachers guiding him?, answer: business | question: What did Schwarzenegger invest in in Columbus, Ohio?, answer: a shopping mall | question: What did Arnold say he couldn't have learned about business without a parade of people guiding him?, answer: teachers | question: Where did Schwarzenegger learn about business?, answer: Planet Hollywood
+question: Who did Schwarzenegger beat to win the Mr. Olympia title in 1975?, answer: Franco Columbu | question: How many times did Schwarzenegger win the Mr. Olympia?, answer: sixth | question: What did Schwarzenegger continue in the 1971-74 competitions?, answer: his winning streak | question: What sport did Schwarzenegger retire from in 1975?, answer: professional bodybuilding | question: In 1975, in what form did Schwarzenegger win the Mr. Olympia title?, answer: top form | question: How many times did Schwarzenegger win the Mr. Olympia?, answer: the sixth consecutive time | question: Who won the title for the sixth time in 1975?, answer: Schwarzenegger | question: When did he continue his winning streak?, answer: the 1971–74 competitions | question: What did Schwarzenegger win for the sixth time in 1975?, answer: the title | question: Who did Schwarzenegger beat in 1975?, answer: Olympia
+question: What does TM stand for?, answer: Transcendental Meditation | question: What is the term for Transcendental Meditation?, answer: TM | question: Who revealed that he had been struggling with anxiety for the first time in his life?, answer: Schwarzenegger | question: What did Schwarzenegger struggle with for the first time in his life?, answer: anxiety | question: For how long did he struggle with anxiety?, answer: first | question: When did Schwarzenegger say he still benefit from the year of TM?, answer: today | question: What does he not merge and bring together?, answer: things | question: How long did he struggle with anxiety?, answer: the first time | question: What did Schwarzenegger say he didn't see everything as?, answer: one big problem | question: When did he run into a friend who told him he was teaching Transcendental Meditation?, answer: this time
+question: What car did Schwarzenegger buy in 2014?, answer: Bugatti Veyron Grand Sport Vitesse | question: What was he in the news for buying in 2014?, answer: a rare Bugatti Veyron Grand Sport Vitesse | question: What car did Arnold buy in 2014?, answer: Bugatti | question: What color is the interior of the Bugatti adorned with?, answer: dark brown leather | question: What were the wheels of the Bugatti Veyron Grand Sport Vitesse painted with?, answer: bright aluminium forged wheels | question: What color was the Bugatti Veyron Grand Sport Vitesse?, answer: silver | question: In 2014, where did Arnold buy a rare Bugatti Veyron Grand Sport Vitesse?, answer: the news | question: What part of the Bugatti is adorned with dark brown leather?, answer: its interior | question: Who bought the Bugatti Veyron Grand Sport Vitesse?, answer: Schwarzenegger
+question: Who did Helmut Hoffman say upheld the facade of rule over Tibet through periodic missions of "tribute emissaries" to the Ming court?, answer: Ming | question: Hugh Edward Richardson writes that the Ming dynasty exercised no authority over the succession of what?, answer: Tibetan ruling families | question: Who states that the Ming upheld the facade of rule over Tibet through periodic missions of "tribute emissaries" to the Ming court?, answer: Helmut Hoffman | question: What did the Ming give ruling lamas?, answer: nominal titles | question: What did the Ming not interfere with?, answer: Tibetan governance | question: Who were the titles given to in the Ming dynasty?, answer: Tibetan leaders | question: What did the Ming give to ruling lamas?, answer: titles | question: How did the Ming uphold the facade of rule over Tibet?, answer: periodic missions | question: Who did the Ming give nominal titles to?, answer: ruling lamas | question: Helmut Hoffman states that the Ming upheld the facade of rule over what?, answer: Tibet
+question: What is the name of the division of the Devon and Cornwall Constabulary?, answer: Cornwall Area Crown Prosecution Service Divisional | question: Plymouth's fire stations are part of Devon and Somerset Fire and what other service?, answer: Rescue Service | question: What does Plymouth have one of?, answer: the Devon and Cornwall Area Crown Prosecution Service Divisional offices | question: The Plymouth Borough Police became part of Devon and what other force?, answer: Cornwall Constabulary | question: Plymouth Borough Police became part of what area?, answer: Devon | question: What type of court does Her Majesty's Courts Service provide?, answer: a Combined Crown and County Court | question: What type of HQ is Crownhill?, answer: Divisional | question: Plympton and Plymstock are examples of what type of police station?, answer: smaller stations
+question: What was the name of Drake's 2013 single?, answer: Girls Love Beyoncé | question: What was the name of Drake's debut single?, answer: Love | question: What type of performance did Beyoncé have in the Super Bowl?, answer: half time performance | question: Who considered Beyoncé's "Pop Song of the Century" to be one of the 500 greatest songs of all time?, answer: Rolling Stone | question: What award did Drake win for her single "Crazy in Love"?, answer: Grammy Awards | question: Who named Drake's "Greatest Song of the 2000s"?, answer: VH1 | question: Who named Beyoncé's "Best Track of the 00s"?, answer: NME | question: Who did Drake discuss his relationship with in his 2013 single "Girls Love Beyoncé"?, answer: women | question: What was Drake's debut single called?, answer: Crazy in Love | question: What is one of the 500 greatest songs of all time?, answer: "Pop Song
+question: What was Beyoncé's first acting role?, answer: first | question: Who starred in the comedy film The Pink Panther?, answer: Steve Martin | question: What was Beyoncé's first acting role?, answer: Her first acting role | question: Who released "Listen" as the lead single from the soundtrack album?, answer: Beyoncé | question: What was the Beyoncé Experience?, answer: her first worldwide concert tour | question: What was Beyoncé's first acting role?, answer: the comedy film | question: Who did Beyoncé play in Dreamgirls?, answer: Diana Ross | question: Where did Beyoncé's first film, The Pink Panther, gross worldwide?, answer: the box office | question: What was the name of Beyoncé's second film?, answer: the film version | question: Who played a pop singer based on Diana Ross in Dreamgirls?, answer: Jamie Foxx
+question: Where was the fourth single "Love on Top" commercial success?, answer: US | question: How many consecutive number-one albums did Beyoncé have?, answer: fourth | question: What type of concerts were the 4 Intimate Nights?, answer: Beyoncé concerts | question: Who won a writing award from the New York Association of Black Journalists?, answer: Beyoncé | question: What was the name of Beyoncé's fourth album?, answer: Her fourth studio album | question: What type of success did "Run the World (Girls)" and "Best Thing I Never Had" achieve?, answer: moderate success | question: When was Beyoncé's fourth album released?, answer: June | question: When did 4 sell 310,000 copies in the US?, answer: its first week | question: Where was Beyoncé's fourth consecutive number-one album released?, answer: the US | question: What was the title of Beyoncé's fourth album?, answer: her fourth consecutive number-one album
+question: Who did Hesburgh transform the face of by making it a coeducational institution?, answer: Notre Dame | question: When were two of the male residence halls converted for the newly admitted female students?, answer: first year | question: Who was added to Notre Dame's co-exchange program?, answer: undergraduate women | question: Who is credited with transforming the face of Notre Dame by making it a coeducational institution?, answer: Hesburgh | question: When were two of the male residence halls converted for the newly admitted female students?, answer: the next school year | question: What college did Mary Ann Proctor transfer from?, answer: St. Mary | question: Who was the first female undergraduate at Notre Dame?, answer: Mary Ann Proctor
+question: What are influenced by the French education system set at the end of the 18th century?, answer: Higher education systems | question: What country's education system influenced higher education systems at the end of the 18th century?, answer: French | question: What system influenced higher education systems at the end of the 18th century?, answer: the French education system | question: Higher education systems that are influenced by the French education system set at the end of the 18th century use a terminology derived by reference to what?, answer: the French École polytechnique | question: What is the name of the French school system that influenced higher education?, answer: École | question: What is the term Polytechnicum derived from?, answer: reference | question: Where is Polytechnicum located?, answer: Eastern Europe | question: When was the French education system set?, answer: the 18th century | question: What is the Spanish name for École polytechnique?, answer: Escola Politécnica | question: When was the French education system set?, answer: the end of the 18th century
+question: Who can commit genocide in the 21st century?, answer: non-state actors | question: What is an example of a state that can commit genocide in the 21st century?, answer: failed states | question: Who can commit genocide in the 21st century?, answer: state and non-state actors | question: What is a significant part of a group dependent on before it can be classified as genocide?, answer: relative group size | question: What does Gallagher say a substantial part of a group has to be destroyed before it can be classified as?, answer: genocide | question: What type of weapons can non-state actors acquire?, answer: mass destruction | question: What does the definition of genocide broaden beyond that of the 1948 definition?, answer: group identity | question: What type of power is usually a state?, answer: collective power | question: What does Adrian Gallagher say a state intentionally uses its power base to implement in order to destroy a group?, answer: destruction | question: Who defined genocide as 'When a source of collective power (usually a state) intentionally uses its power base to implement a process of destruction in order to destroy a group?, answer: Adrian Gallagher
+question: What state did Schwarzenegger become Governor of?, answer: California | question: What position did Schwarzenegger hold after becoming a governor?, answer: Governor | question: What episode of Liberty's Kids featured Baron von Steuben?, answer: Valley Forge | question: What was the name of the movie in which Schwarzenegger made a cameo?, answer: Rundown | question: Who did he voice in the episode "Valley Forge"?, answer: Baron von Steuben | question: What did he do after becoming Governor of California?, answer: His film appearances | question: What did he make in Sylvester Stallone's The Expendables?, answer: a cameo appearance | question: What movie was he rumored to be appearing in as the original T-800?, answer: Terminator Salvation | question: Where did he appear in Terminator Salvation?, answer: stock footage | question: How long did he appear in The Rundown?, answer: a three-second cameo appearance
+question: Who argued that the Ming upheld a "divide-and-rule" policy?, answer: Historians Luciano Petech | question: Who argued that the Ming upheld a "divide-and-rule" policy?, answer: Sato Hisashi | question: Who argued that the Ming upheld a "divide-and-rule" policy towards a weak and fragmented Tibet after the Sakya regime had fallen?, answer: Luciano Petech | question: Norbu's theory is largely based on a list of what?, answer: Ming titles | question: What dynasty was the Sakya regime?, answer: Ming | question: What was already politically divided when the Ming dynasty began?, answer: Tibet | question: What Historian argued that the Ming upheld a "divide-and-rule" policy?, answer: Hisashi | question: Norbu's theory is largely based on the list of Ming titles conferred on what?, answer: Tibetan lamas | question: What did the Yongle Emperor give patronage to?, answer: many different Tibetan lamas | question: What Historian argued that the Ming upheld a "divide-and-rule" policy towards a weak and fragmented Tibet after the Sakya regime had fallen?, answer: Petech
+question: Historians disagree on the relationship between the Ming court and what?, answer: Tibet | question: Who had sovereignty over Tibet?, answer: Ming China | question: Who viewed Tibet as an independent foreign tributary?, answer: Chinese court historians | question: Whose court had sovereignty over Tibet?, answer: Ming | question: How much interest did Chinese court historians have in Tibet?, answer: little interest | question: Who disagrees on the relationship between the Ming court and Tibet?, answer: Historians | question: Historians disagree on whether or not Ming China had what over Tibet?, answer: sovereignty | question: Who did historians disagree with about the relationship between Tibet and Tibet?, answer: the Ming court | question: Whose position did Tsepon W. D. Shakabpa support?, answer: van Praag | question: Who supports Van Praag's position?, answer: Tsepon W. D. Shakabpa
+question: What field has Whitehead's work been most influential in?, answer: American progressive theology | question: Whose work has been most influential in the field of American progressive theology?, answer: Whitehead | question: Whitehead's work has been most influential in what field of progressive theology?, answer: American | question: Who are John B. Cobb, Jr., David Ray Griffin, Marjorie Hewitt Suchocki, C. Robert Mesle, Roland Faber, and Catherine Keller?, answer: Other notable process theologians | question: Who was the most important early proponent of Whitehead's thought in a theological context?, answer: Charles Hartshorne | question: Who is a notable process theologian?, answer: John B. Cobb
+question: When was the second half of the first millennium?, answer: BCE | question: Where do the roots of Buddhism lie?, answer: ancient India | question: The shramanas were a continuation of a non-Vedic strand of what?, answer: Indian thought | question: What religion is rooted in the religious thought of ancient India during the second half of the first millennium BCE?, answer: Buddhism | question: What religion was discontented with the sacrifices and rituals of the second half of the first millennium BCE?, answer: Vedic Brahmanism.[note | question: Who challenged the Vedic Brahmanism?, answer: numerous new ascetic religious and philosophical groups | question: When was the second half of the religious thought of ancient India?, answer: the first millennium BCE | question: Where did the roots of Buddhism come from?, answer: India | question: Where do the roots of Buddhism lie?, answer: the religious thought | question: What was the reaction to the sacrifices and rituals of Vedic Brahmanism during the second half of the first millennium BCE?, answer: significant discontent
+question: What is undergoing a process of academization in the Flemish Community of Belgium?, answer: Hogeschool institutions | question: What are Hogeschool institutions in the Flemish Community of Belgium undergoing?, answer: academization | question: What country is the Erasmus Hogeschool Brussel located in?, answer: Belgium | question: What is an example of a Hogeschool in the Flemish Community of Belgium?, answer: the Erasmus Hogeschool Brussel | question: Where is the Erasmus Hogeschool Brussel located?, answer: the Flemish Community | question: Where is the Erasmus Hogeschool Brussel located?, answer: the Flemish Community of Belgium | question: What are Hogeschool institutions in the Flemish Community of Belgium undergoing?, answer: a process | question: What do Hogeschool institutions integrate into their curriculum?, answer: research | question: What do Hogeschool institutions form with a university?, answer: associations
+question: In what country is hogeschool used?, answer: Netherlands | question: What is used in Belgium and the Netherlands?, answer: Hogeschool | question: In what country is hogeschool used?, answer: Belgium | question: Where is the ammattikorkeakoulu located?, answer: Finland | question: What does the hogeschool have in common with the Fachhochschule in the German language areas?, answer: many similarities | question: What language is the Fachhochschule in?, answer: German | question: In what country is hogeschool used?, answer: the Netherlands | question: What is the hogeschool similar to in the German language areas?, answer: Fachhochschule | question: Where is the Fachhochschule located?, answer: the German language areas | question: What is the hogeschool similar to in Finland?, answer: the ammattikorkeakoulu
+question: What is a spiritual service because it is played for the honor and Glory of God and of his Blessed Mother?, answer: Notre Dame football | question: What university was John Francis O'Hara president of in 1934?, answer: Notre Dame | question: What is the name of Father John Francis O'Hara?, answer: Holy Cross | question: What position was John Francis O'Hara elected to in 1933?, answer: president | question: Who did O'Hara bring to Notre Dame?, answer: numerous refugee intellectuals | question: Who did O'Hara select for the Laetare Medal?, answer: Jeremiah D. M. Ford | question: Who did O'Hara select for the Laetare Medal?, answer: Frank H. Spearman
+question: Who was Henry Tang?, answer: Hong Kong Chief Secretary | question: Where was the Olympic torch relay held?, answer: Hong Kong | question: Where was the Hong Kong Cultural Centre located?, answer: Tsim Sha Tsui | question: Who handed the torch to the first torchbearer?, answer: Chief Executive Donald Tsang | question: Where was the ceremony held?, answer: the Hong Kong Cultural Centre | question: What is a dragon boat used for?, answer: Olympic torch relays | question: What was the name of the dragon boat used to cross Shing Mun River?, answer: Sha Tin | question: Who was the Hong Kong Chief Secretary for?, answer: Administration Henry Tang | question: Who was the first torchbearer?, answer: Olympic medalist Lee Lai Shan | question: Who was the Chief Executive of Hong Kong at the time of the relay?, answer: Donald Tsang
+question: What is invoked to explain how there is often extreme similarity between small portions of the genomes of two organisms that are otherwise very distantly related?, answer: Horizontal gene transfer | question: Horizontal gene transfer is invoked to explain how there is often what between small portions of the genomes of two organisms that are otherwise very distantly related?, answer: extreme similarity | question: Horizontal gene transfer is invoked to explain how there is often extreme similarity between what parts of the genomes of two organisms that are otherwise very distantly related?, answer: small portions | question: Horizontal gene transfer seems to be common among what?, answer: many microbes | question: What did eukaryotic cells transfer some genetic material from their chloroplast and mitochondrial genomes to?, answer: their nuclear chromosomes | question: eukaryotic cells seem to have experienced what from their chloroplast and mitochondrial genomes to their nuclear chromosomes?, answer: a transfer | question: Where did eukaryotic cells transfer some genetic material?, answer: their chloroplast and mitochondrial genomes | question: Horizontal gene transfer is invoked to explain how there is often extreme similarity between small portions of what of two organisms that are otherwise very distantly related?, answer: the genomes | question: Horizontal gene transfer is invoked to explain how there is often extreme similarity between small portions of the genomes of what?, answer: two organisms | question: What did eukaryotic cells transfer from their chloroplast and mitochondrial genomes to their nuclear chromosomes?, answer: some genetic material
+question: Some of the corrupt government officials have not been brought to what?, answer: justice | question: Who were warned not to stage a protest under the threat of arrest?, answer: many parents | question: What remains unanswered as some of the corrupt government officials have not been brought to justice?, answer: questions | question: Who has not been brought to justice?, answer: the corrupt government officials | question: According to the Times, many parents were warned not to stage a protest under the threat of what?, answer: arrest | question: What are the families who lost their child seeking?, answer: compensation | question: Who are still seeking compensation for the loss of their only child?, answer: the many families | question: What did many families lose?, answer: their only child | question: Who warned parents not to stage a protest under the threat of arrest?, answer: the government | question: Why were many parents warned not to stage a protest?, answer: the threat
+question: Who was the first leader of the Tibetan Empire to establish Tibet as a strong power?, answer: Changchub Gyaltsen | question: What clothing styles did the district heads wear?, answer: old Imperial Tibet | question: What clothing styles did the district heads wear?, answer: Imperial Tibet | question: What did district heads have to conform to?, answer: old rituals | question: What did Changchub Gyaltsen divide into districts?, answer: Central Tibet | question: What did Changchub Gyaltsen want to recreate?, answer: Tibet | question: What did Changchub Gyaltsen want to recreate?, answer: Tibetan Kingdom | question: What is Lok-Ham Chan a professor of at the University of Washington?, answer: history | question: Where is Lok-Ham Chan from?, answer: Washington
+question: Whose books did Mathews dislike?, answer: Whitehead | question: Whose frustration with Whitehead's books did not negatively affect his interest?, answer: Mathews | question: What Chicago school was closely associated with Whitehead's thought?, answer: Divinity School | question: What did many philosophers and theologians at Chicago's Divinity School not fully understand?, answer: implications | question: What city's Divinity School was closely associated with Whitehead?, answer: Chicago | question: Who was one of America's only Whitehead experts?, answer: Henry Nelson Wieman
+question: What did Chinese prosecutors launch to gain information about the collapsed schools?, answer: preliminary inquiries | question: What did Chinese prosecutors join an inquiry into during the May earthquake?, answer: schools | question: Who has joined an inquiry into ten collapsed schools?, answer: Chinese prosecutors | question: What type of crime are Chinese prosecutors preparing to investigate?, answer: professional crime | question: What type of material did Chinese prosecutors want to gain from the collapsed schools?, answer: construction quality | question: Who reported that Chinese prosecutors have joined an inquiry into ten collapsed schools?, answer: Reuters | question: What are Chinese prosecutors preparing for?, answer: possible investigations | question: How long have Chinese prosecutors been involved in the inquiry?, answer: date | question: What country's prosecutors have joined an inquiry into ten collapsed schools?, answer: Chinese | question: What type of material did Chinese prosecutors want to get from the collapsed schools?, answer: first
+question: What statewide office is held by Democrats?, answer: State Auditor | question: What is the pattern at the state level?, answer: split ticket voting | question: What is the name of the state's senate?, answer: U.S. Senate | question: What type of government holds one of the state's statewide offices?, answer: divided government | question: What office does the Secretary of the State Auditor hold?, answer: State | question: What branch of the US government is Steve Daines a part of?, answer: Senate | question: What is one of the five statewide offices?, answer: Public Instruction | question: What branch of government is controlled by the Republicans?, answer: The state Senate | question: What branch of government is the state house of?, answer: Representatives
+question: In Bahasa Indonesia, Politeknik carries a different meaning than what?, answer: Institut Teknologi | question: What type of degree is offered by Politeknik?, answer: associate degrees | question: Where is Politeknik located?, answer: Bahasa Indonesia | question: In Bahasa Indonesia, what does Institut Teknologi stand for?, answer: Politeknik | question: What does Politeknik mean in Bahasa Indonesia?, answer: an Institut Teknologi | question: What does Politeknik provide?, answer: vocational education | question: What type of degree is offered by Politeknik?, answer: Diploma | question: What kind of degree is offered by Politeknik?, answer: three-year Diploma degrees | question: What type of degree is offered by Institut Teknologi?, answer: Master
+question: What has the Canadian military become more deeply engaged in?, answer: international security operations | question: In what part of the world has the Canadian military become more deeply engaged in international security operations?, answer: various other parts | question: What does NATO stand for?, answer: the North Atlantic Treaty Organization | question: What country has the Canadian military been more deeply engaged in international security operations since 2002?, answer: Afghanistan | question: What is another name for the North Atlantic Treaty Organization?, answer: NATO | question: The North Atlantic Treaty Organization has moved much of its defence focus out of what?, answer: area | question: What country's military has become more deeply engaged in international security operations?, answer: Canadian | question: What has the North Atlantic Treaty Organization moved much of?, answer: its defence focus | question: Since the end of what war has the Canadian military moved much of its defence focus out of area?, answer: the Cold War | question: Who has become more deeply engaged in international security operations since 2002?, answer: the Canadian military
+question: What did the law forbade Han Chinese to learn?, answer: Tibetan Buddhism | question: Who did the early Ming government forbade to learn the tenets of Tibetan Buddhism?, answer: Han Chinese | question: What ethnicity was not allowed to learn the tenets of Tibetan Buddhism?, answer: Chinese | question: What type of Buddhism did the law forbade Han Chinese to learn?, answer: Tibetan | question: What government enacted a law that forbade Han Chinese to learn the tenets of Tibetan Buddhism?, answer: Ming | question: In what era was there little evidence of Chinese studying Tibetan Buddhism?, answer: Republican | question: Who did the early Ming government forbade to learn the tenets of Tibetan Buddhism?, answer: Han | question: Who enacted a law that forbade Han Chinese to learn the tenets of Tibetan Buddhism?, answer: the early Ming government | question: In what era was there little evidence of Chinese studying Tibetan Buddhism?, answer: the Republican era | question: What country did the Yongle Emperor want to extend relations with?, answer: Tibet
+question: What is world-loyalty?, answer: Religion | question: What is world-loyalty?, answer: religion | question: What did Whitehead believe the universe was a community derivative from the interrelations of its component individuals?, answer: value | question: Who saw religion as beginning in solitariness?, answer: Whitehead | question: In what context does meaning and value not exist for the individual?, answer: the universal community | question: The value of the objective world is a community derivative from the interrelations of who?, answer: its component individuals | question: What did Whitehead see religion as beginning in?, answer: solitariness | question: What is the value of the objective world?, answer: a community derivative | question: What did Whitehead see religion as necessarily expanding beyond?, answer: the individual | question: What aspects of religion are mutually dependent on?, answer: universal/social aspects
+question: What would humans have derived from the dogs associated with their camps?, answer: enormous benefit | question: Who would have alerted the camp to the presence of predators or strangers?, answer: Dogs | question: Who would have improved sanitation by cleaning up food scraps?, answer: dogs | question: Who would have derived enormous benefit from the dogs associated with their camps?, answer: Humans | question: What would dogs have cleaned up?, answer: food scraps | question: What would dogs have alerted the camp to the presence of?, answer: strangers | question: What would dogs have alerted the camp to?, answer: predators | question: What is an extremely cold night in Australia?, answer: night | question: What would dogs have done by cleaning up food scraps?, answer: improved sanitation | question: What is the Australian Aboriginal expression for an extremely cold night?, answer: three dog night
+question: What has been a significant area of solar chemical research since the 1970s?, answer: Hydrogen production technologies | question: Thermochemical cycles characterized by the decomposition and regeneration of reactants present another avenue for what?, answer: hydrogen production | question: Hydrogen production technologies have been a significant area of what since the 1970s?, answer: solar chemical research | question: What production technology has been a significant area of solar chemical research since the 1970s?, answer: Hydrogen | question: What can be reacted with water to produce?, answer: hydrogen | question: What is used to drive the steam reformation of natural gas?, answer: solar concentrators | question: Solar concentrators drive the steam reformation of natural gas, thereby increasing the overall hydrogen yield compared to what?, answer: conventional reforming methods | question: At what temperature can a solar concentrator split water into oxygen and hydrogen?, answer: high temperatures | question: What has been exploredbesides electrolysis driven by photovoltaic or photochemical cells?, answer: several thermochemical processes | question: What does the steam reformation of natural gas increase compared to conventional reforming methods?, answer: the overall hydrogen yield
+question: I Love New York has been used to promote tourism in New York City and later to promote what state?, answer: New York State | question: Who owns the trademarked logo for I Love New York?, answer: New York State Empire State Development | question: What is the state song of?, answer: New York | question: I Love New York has been used since 1977 to promote tourism in what city?, answer: New York City | question: Where does the I Love New York logo appear?, answer: souvenir shops | question: What is the state song of New York?, answer: NY | question: I Love New York is a trademark of what state?, answer: state | question: Where does the trademarked I Love New York logo appear?, answer: brochures | question: I Love New York has been used since 1977 to promote what in New York City?, answer: tourism | question: What is the song I Love New York?, answer: the state song
+question: What is the purpose of Idol Gives Back?, answer: featuring performances | question: In what season did Idol Gives Back begin?, answer: season | question: In what seasons was Idol Gives Back held?, answer: seasons | question: What is the name of the charity event that started in season six of 'Idol'?, answer: Idol | question: Idol Gives Back features performances by celebrities and what?, answer: various fund-raising initiatives | question: How much money has Idol Gives Back raised?, answer: total | question: What is Idol Gives Back?, answer: a special charity event | question: Who performed at Idol Gives Back?, answer: celebrities | question: What is the name of the charity event that started in season six of 'Idol'?, answer: Idol Gives Back | question: What is Idol Gives Back?, answer: This event
+question: The cardinal in question ranks in precedence with those raised to the cardinalate at the time of what appointment?, answer: pectore appointment | question: What can the pope make if conditions change?, answer: the appointment public | question: What may change so that the pope judges it safe to make the appointment public?, answer: conditions | question: When can the pope make the appointment public?, answer: any time | question: When does the cardinal in question rank in precedence with those raised to the cardinalate?, answer: the time | question: If a pope dies before revealing the identity of what, the cardinalate expires?, answer: an in pectore cardinal | question: What does the cardinal in question rank in relation to those raised to the cardinalate at the time of his in pectore appointment?, answer: precedence | question: The cardinal in question ranks in precedence with those raised to what at the time of his in pectore appointment?, answer: the cardinalate | question: What does the cardinal rank in precedence with those raised to the cardinalate at the time of his in pectore appointment?, answer: question | question: Who dies before revealing the identity of an in pectore cardinal?, answer: a pope
+question: In what province were all internet capabilities cut?, answer: Sichuan | question: What was cut to the Sichuan area after the earthquake?, answer: telecommunications | question: Where were all internet capabilities cut to after the earthquake?, answer: the Sichuan area | question: What were cut to the affected area after the earthquake?, answer: mobile and terrestrial telecommunications | question: What was cut to the Sichuan area?, answer: all internet capabilities | question: How did the government restore telecommunications?, answer: piece | question: Where were mobile and terrestrial telecommunications cut after the earthquake?, answer: the affected and surrounding area | question: In what province did the government restore telecommunications after the earthquake?, answer: the Sichuan province | question: After what event were mobile and terrestrial telecommunications cut to the affected and surrounding area?, answer: the earthquake event | question: How long did it take for the government to restore telecommunications in the Sichuan province?, answer: months
+question: Who said that Schwarzenegger may have been an illegal immigrant at some point in the late 1960s or early 1970s?, answer: Immigration law firm Siskind | question: When did Siskind & Susser say Schwarzenegger may have been an illegal immigrant?, answer: early 1970s | question: Who did Siskind & Susser say may have been an illegal immigrant at some point in the late 1960s or early 1970s?, answer: Schwarzenegger | question: What immigration law firm has stated that Schwarzenegger may have been an illegal immigrant at some point in the late 1960s or early 1970s?, answer: Susser | question: Why did Siskind & Susser believe Schwarzenegger was an illegal immigrant?, answer: violations | question: What immigration law firm has stated that Schwarzenegger may have been an illegal immigrant at some point in the late 1960s or early 1970s?, answer: Siskind & Susser | question: What did Siskind & Susser say Schwarzenegger may have been at some point in the late 1960s or early 1970s?, answer: an illegal immigrant | question: In what country is Schwarzenegger the most famous immigrant?, answer: America | question: What accent did Schwarzenegger have?, answer: Austrian | question: When did Siskind & Susser say Schwarzenegger may have been an illegal immigrant?, answer: the late 1960s
+question: What is constantly coming into being, and ceasing to be?, answer: Things | question: What is constantly coming into being, and ceasing to be?, answer: things | question: Impermanence expresses the Buddhist notion that all things and what are inconstant, unsteady, and impermanent?, answer: experience | question: Impermanence expresses the Buddhist notion that all things and what are inconstant, unsteady, and impermanent?, answer: experiences | question: What is the Buddhist doctrine that all compounded or conditioned phenomena are inconstant, unsteady, and impermanent?, answer: Impermanence | question: According to the doctrine of what, life embodies flux in the aging process, the cycle of rebirth, and any experience of loss?, answer: impermanence | question: Impermanence expresses the Buddhist notion that all things and experiences are inconstant, unsteady, and impermanent., answer: phenomena | question: What religion is impermanence?, answer: Buddhist | question: What is the existence of everything we can experience dependent on?, answer: external conditions | question: What is another name for impermanence?, answer: anicca
+question: What is at the center of Chopin's creative processes?, answer: Improvisation | question: What is designed for an audience?, answer: improvisation | question: What do audiences expect from Chopin?, answer: musical form | question: Whose creativity is at the center of his creative processes?, answer: Chopin | question: What did Temperley think the works for piano and orchestra were merely vehicles for?, answer: brilliant piano playing | question: Chopin's late sonatas were for what instrument?, answer: piano | question: What type of design did Chopin achieve near-perfection in?, answer: simple general design | question: Chopin made no attempts at what after the piano concertos?, answer: large-scale multi-movement forms | question: Who wrote that improvisation is designed for an audience?, answer: Nicholas Temperley
+question: Where were ecclesiastics assigned a church?, answer: Rome | question: What type of dioceses were ecclesiastics linked to?, answer: suburbicarian | question: Who had the right to elect the pope in 1059?, answer: the principal clergy | question: What diocese did cardinals from outside of Rome belong to?, answer: Rome.[citation | question: What dioceses were ecclesiastics linked with in the 12th century?, answer: the suburbicarian dioceses | question: What did the practice of appointing ecclesiastics from outside Rome become?, answer: cardinals | question: What did each cardinal assigned a church in Rome as?, answer: his titular church | question: What was reserved to the principal clergy of Rome and the bishops of the seven suburbicarian sees?, answer: the right | question: Who was appointing as cardinals in the 12th century?, answer: ecclesiastics | question: Who did the principal clergy of Rome elect in 1059?, answer: the pope
+question: Who was the successor to Genghis Khan?, answer: Ögedei Khan | question: What state did Genghis Khan conquer?, answer: Western Xia | question: Who conquered and subjugated the Tangut state of the Western Xia?, answer: the Mongol ruler Genghis Khan | question: When did Genghis Khan die?, answer: r. | question: What country did Genghis Khan establish diplomatic relations with?, answer: Tibet | question: What did Genghis Khan send to Tibet in 1207?, answer: envoys | question: Who was Genghis Khan's ruler?, answer: Mongol | question: What ethnic state did Genghis Khan conquer?, answer: Tangut
+question: Which country was devastated by the Black Death?, answer: Portugal | question: Portugal was devastated by the Black Death in what other country?, answer: Europe | question: What was Portugal devastated by in 1348 and 1349?, answer: the Black Death | question: Portugal made an alliance with what country in 1373?, answer: England | question: Portugal's alliance with England is regarded as the precursor to what?, answer: NATO | question: What type of ties did Portugal and England maintain?, answer: strong trade | question: What type of ties did Portugal and England maintain?, answer: cultural ties | question: In what period did the alliance between Portugal and England serve both countries' interests?, answer: history | question: What is regarded by many as the precursor to NATO?, answer: This alliance | question: What did Portugal make in 1373?, answer: an alliance
+question: Who was the Phagmodru myriarch?, answer: Tai Situ Changchub Gyaltsen | question: Who was the Phagmodru myriarch?, answer: Changchub Gyaltsen | question: What country did the Phagmodru myriarch Tai Situ Changchub Gyaltsen rule?, answer: Tibet | question: What myriarch was Tai Situ Changchub Gyaltsen?, answer: Phagmodru | question: What was the name of the viceregal regime installed by the Mongols in Tibet?, answer: Sakya | question: Who installed the Sakya viceregal regime in Tibet?, answer: Mongols | question: Who was Tai Situ Changchub Gyaltsen?, answer: the Phagmodru myriarch | question: What regime was overthrown in 1358?, answer: the Sakya viceregal regime | question: What was the name of Changchub Gyaltsen's successors?, answer: the Phagmodrupa Dynasty | question: How was the Sakya viceregal regime overthrown?, answer: a rebellion
+question: Where did the Red Turban Rebellion take place?, answer: China | question: The Red Turban Rebellion was a revolt of what Chinese dynasty?, answer: Han | question: What region did the Karmapa belong to?, answer: southeastern Tibet | question: What dynasty did the Red Turban Rebellion topple?, answer: the Mongol Yuan dynasty | question: What nationality was the Red Turban Rebellion?, answer: Chinese | question: What was the name of the Han Chinese revolt in 1368?, answer: the Red Turban Rebellion | question: Where was the civil war between rival religious sects?, answer: Tibet | question: What was the Red Turban Rebellion?, answer: a Han Chinese revolt | question: Who was the civil war between in Tibet?, answer: rival religious sects | question: What dynasty did Zhu Yuanzhang establish?, answer: the Ming dynasty
+question: What was the general word for all domestic canines in the 14th century?, answer: hound | question: What language is hound from?, answer: Old English | question: What referred to a subtype of hound, a group including the mastiff?, answer: dog | question: What language is hound from?, answer: English | question: In 14th century England, hound was what for all domestic canines?, answer: the general word | question: In what country was hound the general word for all domestic canines in the 14th century?, answer: England | question: What did hound refer to in the 16th century?, answer: types | question: In what century was hound the general word for all domestic canines?, answer: 14th-century England | question: In what century was hound the general word for all domestic canines?, answer: 14th-century | question: What was the prototype of the word "dog"?, answer: "hound
+question: Karma Tseten styled himself as what?, answer: Tsang | question: Who was the Tsangpa?, answer: Karma Tseten | question: Who was the second successor of Karma Tseten?, answer: Karma Phuntsok Namgyal | question: Who succeeded the Ü-Tsang king?, answer: Karma Tenkyong | question: Who did the Mongols protect in Lhasa?, answer: Dalai Lama | question: Who was Karma Phuntsok Namgyal?, answer: this first Tsang king | question: Which princes were overthrown in 1565?, answer: Rinbung | question: What did Karma Phuntsok Namgyal take control of in Central Tibet?, answer: Ü-Tsang | question: Who were overthrown in 1565?, answer: the powerful Rinbung princes | question: What did the Ü-Tsang king attack?, answer: Gelug monasteries
+question: The Union of Utrecht was signed by the northern provinces of the Low Countries against what army?, answer: Spanish | question: What was the name of the union signed in 1579?, answer: Utrecht | question: Who did the Act of Abjuration declare independence from?, answer: Philip II | question: Who did the northern provinces of the Low Countries promise to defend themselves against?, answer: the Spanish army | question: What provinces signed the Union of Utrecht in 1579?, answer: the Low Countries | question: Who signed the Union of Utrecht?, answer: the northern provinces | question: What did the northern provinces of the Low Countries sign in 1579?, answer: the Union of Utrecht | question: Who signed the Union of Utrecht?, answer: a number | question: What did the Act of Abjuration declare independence of?, answer: the provinces | question: What did the northern provinces of the Low Countries sign in 1579?, answer: the Union
+question: What country did Francis, Duke of Anjou leave in 1583?, answer: Netherlands | question: What city did Francis, Duke of Anjou fail to take in 1583?, answer: Antwerp | question: In 1582, Francis, Duke of what city was invited to lead the United Provinces?, answer: Anjou | question: What was Francis of Anjou's title?, answer: Duke | question: Who was Duke of Anjou in 1582?, answer: Francis | question: The Union of Utrecht is regarded as the foundation of the Republic of what?, answer: the Seven United Provinces | question: Who invited Francis, Duke of Anjou to lead them?, answer: the United Provinces | question: What country did Elizabeth I belong to?, answer: England | question: Where was the Republic of the Seven United Provinces recognized by the Spanish Empire in 1648?, answer: Westphalia | question: Henry III and Elizabeth I declined the offer of what?, answer: sovereignty
+question: Who re-discovered New York Harbor in 1609?, answer: Henry Hudson | question: What was Henry Hudson's profession?, answer: English explorer | question: Where did Henry Hudson sail his ship into in 1609?, answer: New York Harbor | question: What state is Albany in?, answer: New York State | question: What nationality was Henry Hudson?, answer: English | question: What does Halve Maen mean in Dutch?, answer: Half Moon | question: What does Nieuw-Nederland mean?, answer: New Netherland | question: What language is the Halve Maen?, answer: Dutch | question: Who did Hudson claim the Northwest Passage to the Orient for?, answer: the Dutch East India Company | question: What is the North River now known as?, answer: the Hudson River
+question: Who decreed the title of Eminence in 1630?, answer: Pope Urban VIII | question: What were Eminence crowned to?, answer: monarchs | question: What was the title of the pope in 1630?, answer: Eminence | question: What was the secular rank of the Eminence?, answer: Prince | question: What did Pope Urban VIII decree would equate to Prince?, answer: their secular rank | question: Who was Eminence secondary to in 1630?, answer: the Pope | question: What did Pope Urban VIII decree in 1630?, answer: their title | question: In what year did Pope Urban VIII decree the title of Eminence?, answer: 1630 | question: In 1630, Pope Urban VIII decreed their secular rank to be what?, answer: it | question: Who was Eminence secondary only to the Pope and crowned monarchs?, answer: them
+question: What did the English rename New Amsterdam?, answer: New York | question: What colony did Peter Stuyvesant lead?, answer: New Netherland | question: What city did Peter Stuyvesant surrender to the English in 1664?, answer: New Amsterdam | question: Who was the Director-General of the colony of New Netherland in 1664?, answer: Peter Stuyvesant | question: Who was the Duke of York later known as?, answer: James II | question: What did the English rename New Amsterdam?, answer: York | question: Who renamed New Amsterdam after the Duke of York?, answer: English | question: What was the result of Peter Stuyvesant's surrender to the English?, answer: bloodshed | question: Who was the Duke of York?, answer: (later King James II | question: What was Peter Stuyvesant's position?, answer: the Director-General
+question: Who was the 1st Marquis of Pombal?, answer: Sebastião José de Carvalho e Melo | question: Who was the 1st Marquis of Pombal?, answer: Sebastião José de Carvalho e | question: Who was Archduchess Maria Anne Josefa fond of?, answer: Melo | question: Who was Sebastio José de Carvalho e Melo?, answer: 1st Marquis | question: Where did Melo begin his diplomatic career?, answer: Vienna | question: Who was the daughter of Leopold Josef?, answer: Count von Daun | question: Where did Melo begin his diplomatic career?, answer: London | question: What nationality was Melo?, answer: Portuguese | question: Where was Sebastio José de Carvalho e Melo from?, answer: Pombal
+question: What is Canis familiaris used for?, answer: domestic dogs | question: What did Linnaeus call the wolf in Systema Naturae?, answer: Canis lupus | question: What does Canis mean?, answer: dog | question: What was the dog classified as in Systema Naturae?, answer: Canis familiaris | question: What was the review aimed at reducing in 1978?, answer: recognized Canis species | question: What was the name of the dog-like carnivore that Linnaeus included in Systema Naturae?, answer: Canis | question: What is now generally regarded as a distinctive feral domestic dog?, answer: Canis dingo | question: What did the first edition of Mammal Species of the World list?, answer: listed Canis familiaris | question: What did Linnaeus categorize in Systema Naturae?, answer: species | question: What was Canis dingo regarded as in 1978?, answer: a distinctive feral domestic dog
+question: New York was the capital of the United States for the first time in what body?, answer: United States Congress | question: The Supreme Court of the United States was the first to be assembled for the first time, what was it?, answer: the first United States Congress | question: What was the last capital of the U.S. under the Articles of Confederation?, answer: New York | question: What was New York's capital under the Constitution of the United States?, answer: first | question: What was drafted at Federal Hall on Wall Street in 1789?, answer: the United States Bill | question: New York was the last capital of the U.S. under the Articles of what?, answer: Confederation | question: New York was the first capital under the Constitution of what country?, answer: the United States | question: Where was the United States Bill of Rights drafted?, answer: Wall Street | question: Who was the first President of the United States?, answer: George Washington | question: Where was the United States Bill of Rights drafted?, answer: Federal Hall
+question: What is the Warsaw Lyceum now the rector of?, answer: Warsaw University | question: Who requisitioned the Saxon Palace in 1817?, answer: Warsaw | question: What was the Saxon Palace requisitioned for?, answer: military use | question: Who was the governor of Warsaw in 1817?, answer: Russian | question: What was reestablished in the Kazimierz Palace?, answer: the Warsaw Lyceum | question: Who was the son of the ruler of Russian Poland?, answer: Grand Duke Constantine | question: Where was the Warsaw Lyceum reestablished?, answer: the Kazimierz Palace | question: What is the rectorate of Warsaw University?, answer: today | question: What was requisitioned by Warsaw's Russian governor for military use in 1817?, answer: the Saxon Palace
+question: Whose youngest sister died in 1827?, answer: Chopin | question: Where did Chopin's family live until 1830?, answer: Warsaw | question: Who did the artist Ambroy Mieroszewski create portraits of in 1829?, answer: Chopin family members | question: On what annex of the Krasiski Palace did Chopin live until he left Warsaw?, answer: Krakowskie Przedmieście,[n | question: Who was Chopin's youngest sister?, answer: Emilia | question: What is the name of the Chopin Family Parlour?, answer: Salonik Chopinów | question: Who did Chopin's parents run their boarding house for?, answer: male students | question: Where did Chopin's family move to in 1827?, answer: the Warsaw University building | question: What became a museum in the 20th century?, answer: the Chopin Family Parlour
+question: Who did Chopin meet at a party hosted by Marie d'Agoult?, answer: George Sand | question: Who met George Sand at a party hosted by Marie d'Agoult?, answer: Chopin | question: Who did Chopin say was unattractive?, answer: la Sand | question: Who did Chopin meet at a party hosted by Marie d'Agoult?, answer: Sand | question: What nationality was George Sand?, answer: French | question: Whose mother made it clear that a marriage with George Sand was unlikely to proceed?, answer: Maria Wodzińska | question: What was the name of Wodziska's mother?, answer: Maria
+question: Who wrote about Chopin's recital in 1841?, answer: Léon Escudier | question: Who did Léon Escudier say was the creator of a school of piano and a school of composition?, answer: Chopin | question: What type of notes did Chopin use in his music?, answer: grace notes | question: What type of notes did Chopin say he needed to know to play well?, answer: long notes | question: What type of notes did Chopin say he needed to know to play well?, answer: short notes | question: What instrument did Chopin create a school of?, answer: piano | question: Chopin was the creator of a school of piano and a school of what?, answer: composition | question: Chopin's style was based on the use of swiftly repeated notes, swiftly repeated notes, and what?, answer: grace | question: Chopin believed that there was no set of what for playing well?, answer: technique | question: What did Chopin say he needed to attain to achieve his style?, answer: unlimited dexterity
+question: Who did the Bishop of Vincennes offer land to in 1842?, answer: Father Edward Sorin | question: Who was the Father of the Congregation of the Holy Cross?, answer: Edward Sorin | question: What Congregation did Father Edward Sorin belong to?, answer: Holy Cross | question: Who was the Bishop of Vincennes in 1842?, answer: Célestine Guynemer de la Hailandière | question: What did Célestine Guynemer de la Hai offer to Father Edward Sorin?, answer: land | question: Who was the Father of the Congregation of the Holy Cross?, answer: Sorin | question: What city was Célestine Guynemer de la Hailandière Bishop of?, answer: Vincennes | question: How many brothers did Father Edward Sorin have?, answer: eight Holy Cross brothers | question: What Congregation did Father Edward Sorin belong to?, answer: the Holy Cross
+question: Who invented the method of kerosene being distilled from petroleum?, answer: Dr. Abraham Gesner | question: Who invented the method of kerosene being distilled from petroleum?, answer: Abraham Gesner | question: Gesner's kerosene did not produce an offensive odor like what?, answer: most whale oil | question: Gesner's kerosene did not produce an offensive odor like most what?, answer: whale oil | question: What was distilled from petroleum?, answer: kerosene | question: Who invented the kerosene distillation method?, answer: Gesner | question: What nationality was Dr. Abraham Gesner?, answer: Canadian | question: What did Dr. Abraham Gesner create kerosene from?, answer: petroleum | question: What could Gesner's kerosene be burned in?, answer: existing lamps | question: What could Gesner's kerosene be burned in?, answer: lamps
+question: Who built an early wind tunnel to compare lift to drag of aeronautical models?, answer: Albert Zahm | question: Albert Zahm built an early wind tunnel to compare lift to drag of what?, answer: aeronautical models | question: What did Father Julius Nieuwland do on neoprene?, answer: early work | question: What did Albert Zahm build in 1882?, answer: an early wind tunnel | question: What did Albert Zahm compare to drag of aeronautical models?, answer: lift | question: What did Father Julius Nieuwland create?, answer: neoprene | question: What did Father Julius Nieuwland work on in 1931?, answer: basic reactions | question: What is the Joint Institute for?, answer: Nuclear Astrophysics
+question: What was Frank Shuman a pioneer of?, answer: solar energy | question: What was Frank Shuman's profession?, answer: solar energy pioneer | question: What did Frank Shuman want to build in 1908?, answer: larger solar power plants | question: Who built a small demonstration solar engine in 1897?, answer: Frank Shuman | question: What did Frank Shuman build in 1897?, answer: a small demonstration solar engine | question: What did Frank Shuman patent in 1912?, answer: the entire solar engine system | question: What did Frank Shuman's demonstration solar engine reflect solar energy onto?, answer: square boxes | question: What did Shuman use mirrors to reflect solar energy on?, answer: collector boxes | question: ether has a lower boiling point than what?, answer: water | question: Who founded the Sun Power Company?, answer: Shuman
+question: In 1898, the modern City of what city was formed?, answer: New York | question: The opening of the subway in 1904 helped bind what together?, answer: new city | question: What was the subway first built as?, answer: separate private systems | question: In 1898, the modern City of New York was formed with the consolidation of what city?, answer: Brooklyn | question: What is the western portion of the county of New York?, answer: Queens | question: What was the name of the county that included parts of the Bronx, Richmond, and Queens?, answer: the County of New York | question: What part of the Bronx was included in the County of New York?, answer: parts | question: What part of New York did the County of New York include?, answer: Bronx | question: What county was part of the County of New York?, answer: Richmond | question: What did the consolidation of Brooklyn lead to?, answer: a separate city
+question: What steamship caught fire in 1904?, answer: General Slocum | question: On what was the steamship General Slocum killed?, answer: board | question: What did the steamship General Slocum catch in 1904?, answer: fire | question: What did the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory fire cause?, answer: factory safety standards | question: What ship caught fire in 1904?, answer: the steamship General Slocum | question: What did the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory fire cause?, answer: major improvements | question: Where did the steamship General Slocum catch fire?, answer: the East River | question: What was the city's worst industrial disaster?, answer: the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory fire | question: How many people were killed on the steamship General Slocum in 1904?, answer: 1,021 people
+question: What college was a member of the University of London system in 1918?, answer: Imperial College London | question: What did Whitehead accept in 1918?, answer: high administrative positions | question: What city was Imperial College London a member of at the time?, answer: London | question: Who was elected Dean of the Faculty of Science at the University of London in 1918?, answer: Whitehead | question: What college was a member of the University of London system in 1918?, answer: Imperial College | question: What position did Whitehead hold at the University of London in 1919?, answer: Senate | question: What was Whitehead's position on the Senate's Academic Council in 1920?, answer: chairman | question: What university was Imperial College London a member of at the time?, answer: the University of London | question: What department did Whitehead lobby for?, answer: science department
+question: What university did Father James Burns become president of in 1919?, answer: Notre Dame | question: Who became president of Notre Dame in 1919?, answer: Father James Burns | question: Who became president of Notre Dame in 1919?, answer: James Burns | question: What position did Father James Burns hold at Notre Dame?, answer: president | question: What did Notre Dame add over the years?, answer: more colleges | question: What did Burns' reforms bring Notre Dame to?, answer: national standards | question: What type of conservatism did the Jesuit colleges have?, answer: academic conservatism | question: What did Notre Dame add over the years?, answer: sports teams | question: What type of system did the Jesuit colleges refuse to move to?, answer: electives | question: What did Notre Dame add with each subsequent president?, answer: new residence halls
+question: Who was the first female member of parliament to take office in the British Houses of Parliament?, answer: Nancy Astor | question: Who was Nancy Astor?, answer: Lady Astor | question: Who was Nancy Astor's husband?, answer: Waldorf Astor | question: What was the constituency of Nancy Astor?, answer: Plymouth Sutton | question: What was Nancy Astor's position in the British Houses of Parliament?, answer: first | question: What did Nancy Astor take over from Waldorf Astor?, answer: office | question: What was Nancy Astor the first female member of?, answer: parliament | question: What city was granted city status on 18 October 1928?, answer: Plymouth | question: Nancy Astor was the first female member of parliament to take office in the British Houses of what?, answer: Parliament | question: What was Plymouth granted on October 18, 1928?, answer: city status
+question: What is another name for the Tajik Soviet Socialist Republic?, answer: Tajik SSR | question: What was the name of the Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic created as a part of Uzbekistan in 1924?, answer: Tajik | question: What was the Tajik Autonomous Soviet called in 1924?, answer: Socialist Republic | question: What was created as a part of Uzbekistan in 1924?, answer: the Tajik Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic | question: What was made a separate constituent republic in 1929?, answer: the Tajik Soviet Socialist Republic | question: What country's collectivization policy brought violence against peasants?, answer: Soviet | question: What did the Tajik Soviet Socialist Republic become in 1929?, answer: a separate constituent republic | question: What is the name of the ethnic Tajik city in the Uzbek SSR?, answer: Samarkand | question: The Tajik Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic was created as a part of what country?, answer: Uzbekistan | question: What country was the Tajik Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic a part of in 1924?, answer: Uzbek
+question: When was tyrothricin discovered?, answer: World War II | question: Who discovered tyrothricin?, answer: Rene Dubos | question: Who discovered tyrothricin?, answer: B. brevis | question: What type of antibiotic was tyrothricin?, answer: first | question: What was the name of the first naturally derived antibiotic?, answer: tyrothricin | question: Who discovered tyrothricin?, answer: B. | question: What percentage of tyrothricin is tyrothricin?, answer: 20% gramicidin | question: What percentage of tyrothricin is gramicidin?, answer: 80% tyrocidine | question: What was tyrothricin effective in treating during World War II?, answer: wounds | question: What was tyrothricin effective in treating during World War II?, answer: ulcers
+question: What did Jeannette Rankin vote against in 1941?, answer: war | question: What caused Jeannette Rankin to need police protection?, answer: public outcry | question: Who was elected to Congress in 1940?, answer: Jeannette Rankin | question: What did Jeannette Rankin require after she voted against the war?, answer: police protection | question: What position did Jeannette Rankin hold in 1940?, answer: Congress | question: What were the people sent to Montana for during the war?, answer: other forest fire-fighting duties | question: Who tended to be from "peace churches"?, answer: Other pacifists | question: What was Jeannette Rankin the only vote against in 1941?, answer: the war | question: What was Jeannette Rankin's vote against the war?, answer: the only vote | question: What were the people sent to Montana for during the war?, answer: smokejumpers
+question: What was Michael Foot's constituency?, answer: Plymouth Devonport | question: What was Michael Foot's political party?, answer: Labour MP | question: Where was Michael Foot born?, answer: Plymouth | question: Who was elected Labour MP for the war-torn constituency of Plymouth Devonport in 1945?, answer: Michael Foot | question: Who was elected Labour MP for the war-torn constituency of Plymouth Devonport in 1945?, answer: Plymouth-born Michael Foot | question: Michael Foot was responsible for the 1974 Health and Safety at what act?, answer: Work Act | question: What position did Foot hold in 1974?, answer: Secretary | question: What position did Foot hold in 1974?, answer: State | question: What did Foot serve as Secretary of State for?, answer: Education | question: What was Foot responsible for in 1974?, answer: Safety
+question: In 1956, some colleges of technology received the designation College of what?, answer: Advanced Technology | question: In 1956, some colleges of technology received the designation College of Advanced what?, answer: Technology | question: What was the only university in the UK to have such a designation?, answer: Loughborough University | question: What did most postgraduate universities adopt the designation of?, answer: University | question: What designation did some colleges of technology receive in 1956?, answer: College of Advanced Technology | question: What was Loughborough University called from 1966 to 1996?, answer: Loughborough University of Technology | question: What is another name for Dundee, Robert Gordon's?, answer: Central Institutions | question: What did most postgraduate universities adopt?, answer: the designation University | question: Who was the leader of the Central Institutions?, answer: Robert Gordon | question: What did some colleges of in 1956 receive the designation College of Advanced Technology?, answer: technology
+question: What can Patriarch cardinals not elect?, answer: dean | question: What was the name of the motu proprio that Pope Paul VI decreed in 1965?, answer: Ad Purpuratorum Patrum | question: Who relieved the cardinal bishops of the suburbicarian sees?, answer: Pope John XXIII | question: What are the three Eastern Patriarchs?, answer: cardinal bishops | question: Who decreed that patriarchs of the Eastern Catholic Churches would also be part of the episcopal order?, answer: Paul VI | question: What are patriarchs of the Eastern Catholic Churches called?, answer: cardinals | question: In what document did Pope Paul VI decree that patriarchs of the Eastern Catholic Churches would also be part of the episcopal order?, answer: his motu proprio Ad Purpuratorum Patrum | question: Who cannot elect the dean or become dean?, answer: Patriarch cardinals | question: Who relieved the cardinal bishops of the suburbicarian sees?, answer: John XXIII | question: Who are currently three cardinal bishops?, answer: Eastern Patriarchs
+question: How often did Tom and Jerry show on CBBC?, answer: occasional morning showings | question: On what channel were Tom and Jerry cartoons first aired?, answer: BBC One | question: On what channel did Tom and Jerry occasionally appear?, answer: CBBC | question: What network first aired Tom and Jerry cartoons in 1967?, answer: BBC | question: What cartoon duo first aired on BBC One in 1967?, answer: Jerry | question: What day of the week did Tom and Jerry occasionally appear on CBBC?, answer: morning | question: What did the BBC stop airing in 2000?, answer: the famous cartoon duo | question: What first aired on BBC One?, answer: 1967 Tom and Jerry cartoons | question: Who stopped airing the Tom and Jerry cartoons in 2000?, answer: The BBC | question: How often were Tom and Jerry cartoons shown on BBC One?, answer: every evening
+question: Who won the Munich stone-lifting contest in 1967?, answer: Schwarzenegger | question: Where did Schwarzenegger win the stone-lifting contest in 1967?, answer: Munich | question: What competition did Schwarzenegger win in 1967?, answer: the Munich stone-lifting contest | question: How was a stone lifted in the Munich stone-lifting contest?, answer: two foot rests | question: How much did a stone weigh in the Munich stone-lifting contest?, answer: 508 German pounds | question: How many feet was the stone lifted on?, answer: two foot | question: What part of the body is the stone lifted between?, answer: the legs | question: What is the weight of a stone in the Munich stone-lifting contest?, answer: 254 kg/560 lbs | question: In what year did Schwarzenegger win the Munich stone-lifting contest?, answer: 1967 | question: How much did a stone weigh in pounds in the Munich stone-lifting contest?, answer: 254 kg/560
+question: Who did Schwarzenegger and Columbu start a business with in 1968?, answer: Franco Columbu | question: What did Schwarzenegger and Columbu sell in their mail order business?, answer: instructional tapes | question: Who was Franco Columbu?, answer: fellow bodybuilder | question: Who started a bricklaying business in 1968?, answer: Schwarzenegger | question: Who did Schwarzenegger and Franco start a business with in 1968?, answer: Columbu | question: What earthquake led to the growth of the business of Arnold and Columbu?, answer: San Fernando | question: What type of business did Schwarzenegger and Columbu start?, answer: a mail order business | question: What did Schwarzenegger and Columbu start in 1968?, answer: a bricklaying business | question: What type of equipment did Schwarzenegger and Columbu sell?, answer: bodybuilding | question: What did Schwarzenegger and Columbu use to start a mail order business?, answer: profits
+question: What was Barbara Outland's later name?, answer: Barbara Outland Baker | question: What did Barbara Outland hate?, answer: ordinary life | question: Who did Arnold meet in 1969?, answer: Barbara Outland | question: Who met Barbara Outland in 1969?, answer: Schwarzenegger | question: Who did Schwarzenegger meet in 1969?, answer: Barbara | question: What was Barbara Outland's later name?, answer: Baker | question: What language did Barbara Outland teach?, answer: English | question: What did Barbara Outland want?, answer: an ordinary, solid life | question: What did Barbara Outland talk about in her memoir?, answer: a turbulent and passionate love life | question: What did Barbara Outland hate?, answer: the very idea
+question: Who became Secretary of State for Education in 1970?, answer: Margaret Thatcher | question: Who established more comprehensive schools than any other education secretary?, answer: Mrs Thatcher | question: Margaret Thatcher became Secretary of State for Education of what government?, answer: Conservative | question: What position did Margaret Thatcher hold in 1970?, answer: Secretary | question: Margaret Thatcher became Secretary of State for Education of what government?, answer: the new Conservative government | question: What was Margaret Thatcher Secretary of State for in 1970?, answer: Education | question: Who was so far down the path that it would have been prohibitively expensive to attempt to reverse the conversion process?, answer: many local authorities | question: What position did Margaret Thatcher hold?, answer: State | question: What did Margaret Thatcher end the compulsion on to convert?, answer: local authorities | question: How many comprehensive schools were established under Margaret Thatcher?, answer: any other education secretary
+question: What did Eric Scott Raymond use to fly from California to North Carolina?, answer: solar power | question: What was the name of the unmanned plane that made the first solar flight?, answer: AstroFlight Sunrise | question: What is the Solar Impulse powered by?, answer: solar cells | question: What does UAV stand for?, answer: unmanned aerial vehicles | question: What was the first solar flight?, answer: first | question: What did the AstroFlight Sunrise plane make in 1974?, answer: the first solar flight | question: What was the name of the first solar flight?, answer: the unmanned AstroFlight Sunrise plane | question: What did the Solar Riser carry?, answer: flying machine | question: What did the Gossamer Penguin make in 1980?, answer: the first piloted flights | question: What did the Solar Riser make in 1979?, answer: the first flight
+question: What was the name of the first practical solar boat built in England?, answer: first | question: What did Kenichi Horie make in 1996?, answer: the first solar powered crossing | question: What was constructed in England in 1975?, answer: the first practical solar boat | question: Where was the first practical solar boat constructed?, answer: England | question: What type of boat began using PV panels in 1995?, answer: passenger boats | question: In 1995, passenger boats incorporating what began appearing and are now used extensively?, answer: PV panels | question: What was the name of the catamaran that made the first solar powered crossing of the Atlantic Ocean?, answer: sun21 | question: In 1995, passenger boats incorporating what type of panels began appearing and are now used extensively?, answer: PV | question: Kenichi Horie made the first solar powered crossing of what ocean?, answer: the Pacific Ocean | question: The sun21 catamaran made the first solar powered crossing of what ocean?, answer: the Atlantic Ocean
+question: Who launched the 'great debate' on the education system?, answer: James Callaghan | question: Who launched the 'great debate' on the education system?, answer: the future Labour prime minister James Callaghan | question: What did James Callaghan launch a debate on in 1976?, answer: the education system | question: What did Callaghan want to see the future of?, answer: the examination system | question: What political party was James Callaghan?, answer: Labour | question: What did Callaghan think was the most important aspect of the education system?, answer: school inspection | question: What type of school is the most common in England?, answer: state secondary school | question: What did Callaghan think needed to be used most?, answer: informal teaching methods | question: What type of school accounts for 64% of pupils?, answer: schools | question: What is the most common type of state secondary school in England?, answer: Comprehensive school
+question: Who was the first to establish the complete nucleotide sequence of a viral RNA-genome?, answer: Walter Fiers | question: What did the first complete genome consist of?, answer: sequences | question: What is the name of the viral RNA-genome?, answer: Bacteriophage MS2 | question: What was Walter Fiers' rank in establishing the complete nucleotide sequence of a viral RNA-genome?, answer: first | question: What was released within a short period during the mid-1990s?, answer: The first complete genome sequences | question: The first bacterial genome to be sequenced was completed by a team at what institution?, answer: Genomic Research | question: Where was Walter Fiers from?, answer: Ghent | question: Where is the University of Ghent located?, answer: Belgium | question: What was completed in 1996?, answer: The first genome sequence | question: What was the first to establish of a viral RNA-genome?, answer: the complete nucleotide sequence
+question: Who wrote Arnold: The Education of a Bodybuilder?, answer: Schwarzenegger | question: Who wrote 'The Education of a Bodybuilder'?, answer: Arnold | question: What did Arnold: The Education of a Bodybuilder become?, answer: a huge success | question: What degree did Arnold receive at the University of Wisconsin-Superior?, answer: international marketing | question: Where did Arnold take English classes?, answer: Santa Monica College | question: What degrees did Arnold receive at the University of Wisconsin-Superior?, answer: fitness and business administration | question: Where did Schwarzenegger earn a degree in international marketing of fitness and business administration?, answer: Superior | question: Where did he earn a degree in international marketing of fitness and business administration?, answer: Wisconsin | question: How did Schwarzenegger earn a degree from the University of Wisconsin-Superior?, answer: correspondence
+question: What was "Stop the Madness"?, answer: an anti-drug music video | question: Who appeared in "Stop the Madness" in 1985?, answer: Schwarzenegger | question: Who sponsored "Stop the Madness"?, answer: Reagan | question: Who sponsored "Stop the Madness"?, answer: the Reagan administration | question: Who did Schwarzenegger accompany at a campaign rally in 1988?, answer: George H.W. Bush | question: What was the name of the anti-drug music video that Schwarzenegger appeared in in 1985?, answer: Stop the Madness | question: How did Schwarzenegger come to prominence as a Republican?, answer: wide public notice | question: What anti-drug video did Schwarzenegger appear in in 1985?, answer: the Madness | question: Where did Schwarzenegger accompany George H.W. Bush in 1988?, answer: a campaign rally | question: Who did Schwarzenegger accompany at a campaign rally in 1988?, answer: then-Vice President George H.W. Bush
+question: What did the Minister of National Defence create an office to study the impact of employing men and women in?, answer: combat units | question: What type of artillery was closed to women in 1987?, answer: field artillery | question: What was the primary role of women in combat on the ground or at sea?, answer: direct involvement | question: What was one occupation that was closed to women in 1987?, answer: field engineers | question: What type of operations were closed to women in 1987?, answer: naval operations | question: What did the Minister of National Defence create an office to study the impact of employing men and women in?, answer: combat | question: What did the Minister of National Defence create to study the impact of employing men and women in combat?, answer: units | question: What type of corps was closed to women in 1987?, answer: armoured corps | question: Who was not allowed to participate in combat on the ground or at sea in 1987?, answer: women | question: In 1987, women were not allowed to participate in combat on the ground or at what location?, answer: sea
+question: Where was Schatzi On Main located?, answer: Santa Monica | question: What was the name of the restaurant that Schwarzenegger and his wife opened in 1992?, answer: Schatzi | question: In 1992, what was the name of the restaurant that Schwarzenegger and his wife opened in Santa Monica?, answer: Main | question: Who opened a restaurant in Santa Monica in 1992?, answer: Schwarzenegger | question: What language does Schatzi On Main come from?, answer: German | question: What was the name of the restaurant that Schwarzenegger and his wife opened in 1992?, answer: Schatzi On Main | question: What does Schatzi On Main mean?, answer: "little treasure | question: What did Schwarzenegger and his wife open in 1992?, answer: a restaurant | question: What did Schwarzenegger sell in 1998?, answer: his restaurant | question: Who opened a restaurant in Santa Monica in 1992?, answer: his wife
+question: Who did an Alabama editorial call for the death of in 1992?, answer: Atticus | question: What state erected a monument to Atticus in 1997?, answer: Alabama | question: What system did Atticus work within?, answer: institutionalized racism | question: What did the editorial say Atticus worked within a system of institutionalized racism?, answer: sexism | question: Who erected a monument to Atticus in Monroeville in 1997?, answer: the Alabama State Bar | question: Who called for the death of Atticus?, answer: an Alabama editorial | question: Where did critics of Atticus say he did not use his legal skills to challenge the racist status quo?, answer: Maycomb | question: What did the editorial sparked a flurry of from attorneys who entered the profession because of Atticus?, answer: responses | question: Who sparked a flurry of responses to the editorial?, answer: attorneys | question: Where was the monument to Atticus erected in 1997?, answer: Monroeville
+question: What did Brewster Kahle and Bruce Gilliat do in 1996?, answer: developed software | question: What type of software was developed by Brewster Kahle and Bruce Gilliat?, answer: downloadable software | question: Who developed the software to crawl and download all publicly accessible World Wide Web pages?, answer: Bruce Gilliat | question: Who developed software to crawl and download all publicly accessible World Wide Web pages?, answer: Brewster Kahle | question: What did Brewster Kahle and Bruce Gilliat develop software to do?, answer: crawl | question: Archive-It.org allows institutions to harvest and preserve collections of what?, answer: digital content | question: What did Kahle and Gilliat create software to crawl and download?, answer: all publicly accessible World Wide Web pages | question: What was the name of the hierarchy that was developed by Brewster Kahle and Bruce Gilliat?, answer: Gopher | question: What is the name of the bulletin board system created by Brewster Kahle and Bruce Gilliat?, answer: Netnews | question: Archive-It.org allows institutions to harvest and preserve collections of digital content, and create what?, answer: digital archives
+question: Who did Schwarzenegger sue in 1999?, answer: Dr. Willi Heepe | question: Who sued Dr. Willi Heepe in 1999?, answer: Schwarzenegger | question: Who did Schwarzenegger sue in 1999?, answer: Willi Heepe | question: What nationality was Dr. Willi Heepe?, answer: German | question: What did Dr. Willi Heepe link his steroid use to?, answer: his later heart problems | question: What did The Globe make about Schwarzenegger's future health?, answer: similar predictions | question: Who was Dr. Willi Heepe?, answer: a German doctor | question: Where was the libel judgment against Heepe?, answer: a German court | question: What tabloid did Schwarzenegger settle with in 1999?, answer: Globe | question: In what country was The Globe published?, answer: U.S.
+question: Who published an estimate of the potential solar energy that could be used by humans each year?, answer: World Energy Council | question: Who published an estimate of the potential solar energy that could be used by humans each year?, answer: UN Department | question: What has a global potential of 1,575–49,837 EJ per year?, answer: solar energy | question: Who could use solar energy each year?, answer: humans | question: What did the estimate take into account?, answer: account factors | question: Insolation, insolation, and what other factor were taken into account?, answer: cloud cover | question: In 2000, how many years did the estimate of the potential solar energy that could be used by humans last?, answer: year | question: Who published an estimate of the potential solar energy that could be used by humans each year?, answer: the United Nations Development Programme | question: What department was the UN Department of in 2000?, answer: Economic and Social Affairs | question: What department of the United Nations Development Programme is responsible for the estimate of the potential solar energy that could be used by humans each year?, answer: UN Department of Economic and Social Affairs
+question: Who did Fuller, Cowell, and Jones try to sell Pop Idol to in 2001?, answer: United States television networks | question: In 2001, Fuller, Cowell, and Simon Jones attempted to sell the Pop Idol format to what country?, answer: United States | question: Who was the producer of American Idol?, answer: TV producer Simon Jones | question: Who was the producer of American Idol?, answer: Simon Jones | question: What was the response to the idea of selling Pop Idol to the United States?, answer: poor response | question: Who attempted to sell Pop Idol to the United States in 2001?, answer: Fuller | question: Who was initially offered the job as showrunner but refused?, answer: Cowell | question: What was the new name of Pop Idol?, answer: American Idol | question: What format did Fuller, Cowell, and Jones try to sell to the United States in 2001?, answer: the Pop Idol format | question: Who did Fuller, Cowell, and Simon Jones try to sell the Pop Idol format to?, answer: the United States
+question: In 2001, Lee was inducted into the Alabama Academy of what?, answer: Honor | question: Who was inducted into the Alabama Academy of Honor in 2001?, answer: Lee | question: Who initiated the One City, One Book program?, answer: Chicago mayor Richard M. Daley | question: Who was the mayor of Chicago in 2001?, answer: Richard M. Daley | question: By 2004, the novel had been chosen for variations of what?, answer: the citywide reading program | question: What did Chicago Mayor Richard M. Daley initiate in 2001?, answer: a reading program | question: How many times was To Kill a Mockingbird chosen for in the citywide reading program?, answer: variations | question: What was To Kill a Mockingbird the first title of?, answer: One Book program | question: In 2001, Lee was inducted into what academy?, answer: the Alabama Academy of Honor | question: By 2004, To Kill a Mockingbird had been chosen by 25 communities for variations of the citywide reading program more than what?, answer: any other novel
+question: What was Beyoncé's rank as a songwriter at the American Society of Composers, Authors, and Publishers Pop Music Awards?, answer: second woman songwriter | question: Where did Beyoncé win the Pop Songwriter of the Year award?, answer: Publishers Pop Music Awards | question: Who is tied with Beyoncé at third with nine songwriting credits on number-one singles?, answer: American songwriter Diane Warren | question: What nationality is Beyoncé?, answer: American | question: How many singles did Beyoncé write?, answer: number | question: What was Beyoncé's record as a African-American woman?, answer: first | question: Who was the third woman to have writing credits on three number one songs in the same year?, answer: Mariah Carey | question: How many times has Beyoncé won the Pop Songwriter of the Year award?, answer: second | question: What was Beyoncé's nationality in 2001?, answer: the first African-American woman | question: Beyoncé was the third woman to have written what on three number one singles?, answer: credits
+question: Who published a Seismic risk analysis study in 2002?, answer: Chinese geologist Chen Xuezhong | question: Who published a Seismic risk analysis study in 2002?, answer: Chen Xuezhong | question: How many studies point to a specific date and time for the Sichuan earthquake?, answer: few studies | question: Where did Chen Xuezhong believe an earthquake would occur?, answer: Sichuan region | question: What did Chen Xuezhong publish in 2002?, answer: a Seismic Risk Analysis study | question: What nationality is Chen Xuezhong?, answer: Chinese | question: In what region did Chen Xuezhong believe there would be an earthquake with a magnitude of over 7.0?, answer: Sichuan | question: What should be paid to the possibility of an earthquake with a magnitude of over 7.0 in the Sichuan region?, answer: attention | question: What do few studies point to about the quake in Sichuan?, answer: time | question: What did Chen Xuezhong base his study on?, answer: statistical correlation
+question: Who defended a client from a trademark dispute using the Archive's Wayback Machine?, answer: Harding Earley Follmer | question: What website did Healthcare Advocates claim should have removed all previous copies of the plaintiff's web site from the Wayback Machine?, answer: Archive | question: Harding Earley Follmer & what other firm defended a client from a trademark dispute using the Archive's Wayback Machine?, answer: Frailey | question: Who defended a client from a trademark dispute using the Archive's Wayback Machine?, answer: Harding Earley Follmer & Frailey | question: What act did Healthcare Advocates claim the Internet Archive violated?, answer: Abuse Act | question: Where did Healthcare Advocates claim the Archive should have removed all previous copies of the plaintiff's website?, answer: the Wayback Machine | question: How long ago did the lawsuit take place?, answer: several years | question: Harding Earley Follmer & Frailey defended a client from what?, answer: a trademark dispute | question: What did Healthcare Advocates accuse the Internet Archive of?, answer: copyright infringement
+question: Who announced that a new Zelda game was in the works for the GameCube in 2003?, answer: Nintendo | question: What game did Shigeru Miyamoto want to make realistic?, answer: Zelda | question: What did Nintendo of America tell Aonuma that The Wind Waker 2 was sluggish for?, answer: North American sales | question: What market did Shigeru Miyamoto want a realistic Zelda game to appeal to?, answer: North American | question: Who was the director of the Game Developers Conference?, answer: director Eiji Aonuma | question: Who was the director of The Wind Waker 2?, answer: Eiji Aonuma | question: What did Aonuma want to create for the North American market?, answer: a realistic Zelda game | question: Who was the director of the Game Developers Conference?, answer: Aonuma | question: What did Shigeru Miyamoto suggest Nintendo should focus on instead of changing the game's presentation?, answer: gameplay innovations | question: Nintendo announced that a new Zelda game was in the works for what platform?, answer: GameCube
+question: In 2003, the ICZN ruled that if a species and its domesticated derivatives are regarded as one species, the scientific name of that species is the scientific name of what?, answer: wild animals | question: Who ruled in 2003 that if wild animals and their domesticated derivatives are regarded as one species, the scientific name of that species is the scientific name of the wild animal?, answer: ICZN | question: Canis familiaris is sometimes used due to an ongoing nomenclature debate because what are separately recognizable entities?, answer: wild and domestic animals | question: Canis familiaris is sometimes used because wild and domestic animals are separately what?, answer: recognizable entities | question: If wild animals and their domesticated derivatives are regarded as one species, the scientific name of that species is the scientific name of what?, answer: the wild animal | question: If wild animals and their domesticated derivatives are regarded as one species, what is the scientific name of the wild animal?, answer: the scientific name | question: What is another name for artificial variants created by domestication and what?, answer: selective breeding | question: Who did the ICZN allow to choose which name they could use?, answer: users | question: What did the third edition of Mammal Species of the World uphold Opinion 2027 with?, answer: the name | question: What did the ICZN allow users to choose?, answer: which name
+question: What does the Istituto Italiano di Tecnologia not offer?, answer: undergraduate degrees | question: What does the Istituto Italiano di Tecnologia focus on?, answer: Research | question: In 2003, the Ministry of Education, Universities and Research, the Ministry of Economy, and the Ministry of Economy and what other department created the Istituto Italiano di Tecnologia?, answer: Finance | question: In 2003, the Italian Institute of Technology was established by the Ministry of Education, Universities and Research and the Ministry of Finance and what other ministry?, answer: Economy | question: In 2003, the Ministry of Education, Research and the Ministry of Economy and Finance jointly established the Istituto Italiano di Tecnologia., answer: Universities | question: What is the Istituto Italiano di Tecnologia?, answer: Technology | question: What ministry established the Istituto Italiano di Tecnologia?, answer: Education | question: Where is the Istituto Italiano di Tecnologia headquartered?, answer: Genoa | question: Where is the Istituto Italiano di Tecnologia located?, answer: Italy | question: What does the Istituto Italiano di Tecnologia focus on?, answer: research
+question: What shopping centre was demolished in 2004?, answer: Drake Circus | question: What car park was demolished in 2004?, answer: Charles Cross car park | question: What was demolished in 2004?, answer: the old Drake Circus shopping centre | question: What car park was demolished in 2004?, answer: Charles Cross | question: What replaced the old Drake Circus shopping centre?, answer: the latest Drake Circus Shopping Centre | question: When did the Drake Circus Shopping Centre open?, answer: October | question: What did David Mackay say the Drake Circus Shopping Centre was already ten years out of?, answer: date | question: Who said the Drake Circus Shopping Centre was already ten years out of date?, answer: David Mackay | question: What award was TR2 a runner-up for in 2003?, answer: Stirling Prize | question: TR2 was a runner-up for the RIBA Stirling Prize for what?, answer: Architecture
+question: In 2004, West had his first of a number of public incidents during his attendance at what?, answer: music award events | question: Who had his first of a number of public incidents during his attendance at music award events in 2004?, answer: West | question: What was West's first of a number of during his attendance at music award events?, answer: public incidents | question: Who did West lose Best New Artist to at the American Music Awards?, answer: country singer Gretchen Wilson | question: Who did West lose Best New Artist to at the American Music Awards?, answer: Gretchen Wilson | question: What award did West win at the American Music Awards?, answer: Best New Artist | question: What was West's first public incident during his attendance at music award events?, answer: first | question: Who won Best Video at the MTV Europe Music Awards?, answer: Simian | question: Who did West argue that he should have won the MTV Europe Music Awards?, answer: Justice | question: On what show did West spoofed his outburst?, answer: Saturday Night Live
+question: What did the lawsuits allege?, answer: patent infringement | question: What company was sued for patent infringement in 2005?, answer: Apple | question: Who claimed the iPod line breached its patent on a "music jukebox"?, answer: Advanced Audio Devices | question: Who was the inventor of FairPlay?, answer: Ho Keung Tse | question: Which Apple line did Advanced Audio Devices claim breached its patent on a "music jukebox"?, answer: iPod | question: Where was Pat-rights based?, answer: Hong Kong | question: What did Advanced Audio Devices claim breached its patent on a "music jukebox"?, answer: the iPod line | question: What technology did Pat-rights claim breached a patent issued to Ho Keung Tse?, answer: FairPlay | question: What did the lawsuits allege Apple infringement of?, answer: its associated technologies
+question: What collection did Beyoncé and her mother launch in July 2009?, answer: Deréon collection | question: Who teamed up with House of Brands to produce a range of footwear for House of Deréon?, answer: Beyoncé | question: What was the name of the high-style mobile game that featured the House of Deréon collection?, answer: Beyoncé Fashion Diva | question: What shoe company did Beyoncé teamed up with in 2005?, answer: House | question: Beyoncé and her mother launched a new junior apparel label, Sasha Fierce for what store?, answer: Deréon | question: Who did Beyoncé teamed up with to launch Deréon by Beyoncé?, answer: clothing store C&A | question: What did House of Brands produce for House of Deréon?, answer: footwear | question: What type of dresses were in the Deréon by Beyoncé collection?, answer: bandage dresses | question: Beyoncé teamed up with House of Brands to produce a range of footwear for what company?, answer: House of Deréon | question: Where was Sasha Fierce available?, answer: department stores
+question: In 2005, what was the number of per thousand inhabitants in the Portuguese government above the European Union average?, answer: public employees | question: What country has one of the highest rates of judges and prosecutors?, answer: Portuguese | question: In 2005, the number of public employees per thousand inhabitants was above what?, answer: the European Union average | question: What has been known for its mismanagement, useless redundancies, waste, excess of bureaucracy and a general lack of productivity in certain sectors?, answer: The entire Portuguese public service | question: Who had the highest number of public employees per thousand inhabitants in Portugal in 2005?, answer: the Portuguese government | question: In 2005, the number of public employees per thousand inhabitants was above what average?, answer: the European Union | question: Portugal's justice system was the second slowest in what region in 2011?, answer: Western Europe | question: What was the average number of public employees in Portugal in 2005?, answer: thousand inhabitants | question: Portugal's public service has been known for its mismanagement, useless redundancies, waste, excess of bureaucracy and a general lack of productivity in certain sectors, particularly what?, answer: justice | question: What country has one of the highest rates of judges and prosecutors?, answer: Portugal
+question: What band was featured in a special edition of the iPod 5G in 2006?, answer: Irish rock band U2 | question: Who presented a special edition for the iPod 5G of U2 in 2006?, answer: Apple | question: What Irish rock band was featured in a special edition of the iPod 5G in 2006?, answer: U2 | question: What was the first time Apple changed the color of the metal?, answer: iPod | question: What nationality was U2?, answer: Irish | question: What was the name of the special edition of the U2 iPod?, answer: The special edition | question: What did Apple offer in 2006 for the iPod 5G of U2?, answer: a special edition | question: What was the first time Apple changed the color of the metal on the iPod?, answer: first | question: What was the special edition of U2's iPod only available with?, answer: storage capacity | question: Where was the special edition of U2's video downloadable?, answer: the iTunes Store
+question: What is the name of Beyoncé's all-female tour band?, answer: Suga Mama | question: Who introduced her all-female tour band Suga Mama in 2006?, answer: Beyoncé | question: Along with bassists, drummers, guitarists, keyboardists, and percussionists, who is in Suga Mama?, answer: horn players | question: Along with bassists, drummers, guitarists, horn players, keyboardists, and bassists, who else is in the band Suga Mama?, answer: percussionists | question: What is the name of Beyoncé's all-female tour band?, answer: Suga | question: Who is in the band Suga Mama?, answer: bassists | question: Along with bassists, drummers, guitarists, horn players, percussionists, and bassists, what instrument is in Suga Mama?, answer: keyboardists | question: Along with bassists, guitarists, horn players, keyboardists, keyboardists and percussionists, who is in the band Suga Mama?, answer: drummers | question: Along with bassists, drummers, horn players, keyboardists, keyboardists and percussionists, what instrument is in Suga Mama?, answer: guitarists
+question: What university awarded Lee an honorary doctorate in 2006?, answer: Notre Dame | question: Who was awarded an honorary doctorate from the University of Notre Dame in 2006?, answer: Lee | question: Who awarded To Kill a Mockingbird the Presidential Medal of Freedom?, answer: President George W. Bush | question: Who awarded To Kill a Mockingbird the Presidential Medal of Freedom?, answer: George W. Bush | question: Who awarded To Kill a Mockingbird the Presidential Medal of Freedom?, answer: Bush | question: What was the name of the book that Lee was awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom?, answer: Mockingbird | question: Where was Lee awarded an honorary doctorate in 2006?, answer: the University of Notre Dame | question: What award did Bush give to To Kill a Mockingbird?, answer: Freedom | question: When was To Kill a Mockingbird awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom?, answer: November | question: What did the graduating class hold up to honor Lee?, answer: copies
+question: What was the Sister City Program of the City of New York, Inc. renamed to in 2006?, answer: New York City | question: What was the Sister City Program of the City of New York renamed to in 2006?, answer: New York City Global Partners | question: What city's historic sister cities are denoted below by the year they joined New York City's partnership network?, answer: New York | question: New York City has expanded its international outreach to a network of what?, answer: cities | question: What program was renamed New York City Global Partners in 2006?, answer: the Sister City Program | question: What was renamed New York City Global Partners in 2006?, answer: the Sister City Program of the City of New York, Inc.
+question: What was the name of Beyoncé's clothing line?, answer: Deréon | question: Who criticized Beyoncé for wearing fur in her clothing line House of Deréon?, answer: People | question: Who was criticized for wearing and using fur in her clothing line House of Deréon?, answer: Beyoncé | question: What does PETA stand for?, answer: Animals | question: What organization criticized Beyoncé for wearing fur in her clothing line?, answer: PETA | question: What was the name of Beyoncé's clothing line?, answer: House | question: Who criticized Beyoncé for wearing fur in her clothing line House of Deréon?, answer: the animal rights organization | question: What did PETA criticize Beyoncé for wearing in her clothing line House of Deréon?, answer: fur | question: What does PETA stand for?, answer: the Ethical Treatment | question: What was the name of Beyoncé's clothing line?, answer: House of Deréon
+question: Who studied gorillas in 2006-07?, answer: researchers | question: What did the Wildlife Conservation Society study in 2006-07?, answer: gorillas | question: What district of the Sangha Region did the Wildlife Conservation Society study in 2006-07?, answer: Ouesso | question: Who studied gorillas in 2006-07?, answer: the Wildlife Conservation Society | question: Where is the Ouesso district located?, answer: the Sangha Region | question: What preserves the isolation of Western Lowland Gorillas from humans?, answer: inhospitable swamps | question: Where did the Wildlife Conservation Society study gorillas?, answer: heavily forested regions | question: Where did the Wildlife Conservation Society study gorillas in 2006-07?, answer: the Ouesso district | question: What group of gorillas are believed to have a population of 125,000?, answer: Western Lowland Gorillas | question: What are the Western Lowland Gorillas isolated from?, answer: humans
+question: What does ECHR stand for?, answer: Human Rights | question: Who took the narrow view that "intent to destroy" in the CPPCG meant the intended physical-biological destruction of the protected group?, answer: legal scholars | question: What is the European Court of Human Rights?, answer: ECHR | question: What did a minority not consider necessary as the intent to destroy a national, racial, religious or ethnic group was enough to qualify as genocide?, answer: biological-physical destruction | question: What country was Jorgic v.?, answer: Germany | question: What case did the ECHR judge in 2007?, answer: Jorgic | question: What did the ECHR say the intent to destroy a national, racial, religious or ethnic group was enough to qualify as?, answer: genocide | question: What does ECHR stand for?, answer: the European Court of Human Rights | question: What did the majority of legal scholars take the narrow view that "intent to destroy" meant the intended physical-biological destruction of the protected group?, answer: CPPCG | question: Who ruled on Jorgic v. Germany in 2007?, answer: the European Court
+question: What country made efforts to modernize the Canadian Armed Forces in 2008?, answer: Canada | question: What did the Government of Canada purchase to modernize the Canadian Armed Forces?, answer: new equipment | question: What did the Government of Canada make efforts to modernize the Canadian Armed Forces?, answer: the Canada First Defence Strategy | question: What did the Government of Canada do to modernize the Canadian Armed Forces?, answer: improved training | question: What department conducted a 2008 survey for the Canadian Armed Forces?, answer: National Defence | question: What did the Government of Canada establish in 2008?, answer: the Canadian Special Operations Regiment | question: What did the Government of Canada make to modernize the Canadian Armed Forces in 2008?, answer: efforts | question: What did the Government of Canada make efforts to modernize in 2008?, answer: the Canadian Armed Forces | question: What did the Government of Canada make efforts to modernize the Canadian Armed Forces?, answer: readiness | question: Who made efforts to modernize the Canadian Armed Forces in 2008?, answer: the Government of Canada
+question: Who established a counterpart support plan in 2008?, answer: State Council | question: What is another name for the State Council's counterpart support plan?, answer: 《 | question: What did the State Council establish in 2008?, answer: a counterpart support plan | question: What did the State Council plan to arrange to help 18 counties?, answer: municipalitie | question: On what basis did the State Council plan to help 18 counties?, answer: one affected county" basis | question: What is the name of the plan to arrange 19 eastern and central province and municipalitie to help 18 counties?, answer: The plan | question: How many provinces did the State Council plan to help?, answer: 19 eastern and central province | question: What did the counterpart support plan cost?, answer: the province | question: How many counties did the State Council plan to help?, answer: 18 counties
+question: Whose mother died in 2008?, answer: West | question: What was the foundation renamed after the death of West's mother?, answer: The Dr. Donda West Foundation | question: What did the Dr. Donda West Foundation cease in 2011?, answer: operations | question: What foundation ceased operations in 2011?, answer: The foundation | question: What was renamed the Dr. Donda West Foundation after the death of West's mother?, answer: the foundation | question: What happened to West's mother in 2008?, answer: the death | question: In what year was the Dr. Donda West Foundation rechristened?, answer: 2008 | question: When did the Dr. Donda West Foundation cease operations?, answer: 2011
+question: In 2008, the BBC began experimenting with live streaming of what in the UK?, answer: certain channels | question: Who began experimenting with live streaming of certain channels in the UK in 2008?, answer: BBC | question: What did the BBC begin experimenting with in 2008?, answer: live streaming | question: What was made available online in November 2008?, answer: all standard BBC television channels | question: Where did the BBC begin experimenting with live streaming of certain channels in 2008?, answer: UK | question: When were all standard BBC television channels made available online?, answer: November | question: Who began experimenting with live streaming of certain channels in the UK in 2008?, answer: the BBC | question: Where did the BBC begin experimenting with live streaming of certain channels in 2008?, answer: the UK | question: When were all standard BBC television channels made available online?, answer: November 2008 | question: When did the BBC begin experimenting with live streaming of certain channels in the UK?, answer: 2008
+question: What was owned by the government in 2008?, answer: media | question: What was owned by the government in 2008?, answer: the main media | question: How many government-owned television stations are there?, answer: one government-owned television station | question: How many private television channels are there?, answer: around 10 small private television channels | question: What type of media was being created in 2008?, answer: many more privately run forms | question: Who owned the main media in 2008?, answer: the government | question: How many small private television channels are there?, answer: 10 | question: In what year were the main media owned by the government?, answer: 2008 | question: How many government-owned television stations are there?, answer: one
+question: What did 18 of Tajikistan's airports paved in 2009?, answer: runways | question: What is the name of Tajikistan's main airport?, answer: Dushanbe International Airport | question: What is the name of the international airport in Tajikistan?, answer: Qurghonteppa International Airport | question: What is the name of the limited international airport in Tajikistan?, answer: Kulob Airport | question: What is the name of the northern part of Tajikistan's airport?, answer: Khujand Airport | question: What is the only airport in the eastern half of Tajikistan?, answer: Khorog Airport | question: What country had 26 airports in 2009?, answer: Tajikistan | question: What type of flights are available from Khujand Airport?, answer: international flights | question: What type of services are available from Kulob Airport and Qurghonteppa International Airport?, answer: limited international services | question: What did Dushanbe International Airport regularly schedule flights to?, answer: major cities
+question: What did the Internet Archive migrate its storage architecture to in 2009?, answer: Sun Open Storage | question: Where is the new data center located on Sun Microsystems' California campus?, answer: a Sun Modular Datacenter | question: Where is Sun Microsystems' campus?, answer: California | question: What company is responsible for the Sun Modular Datacenter?, answer: Sun Microsystems | question: What did the Internet Archive migrate to Sun Open Storage?, answer: its customized storage architecture | question: What does the Internet Archive host in a Sun Modular Datacenter on Sun Microsystems' California campus?, answer: a new data center | question: Who migrated its storage architecture to Sun Open Storage in 2009?, answer: the Internet Archive | question: In what year did the Internet Archive migrate its storage architecture to Sun Open Storage?, answer: 2009
+question: In what country did a number of workers commit suicide in 2010?, answer: China | question: What did a number of workers at Foxconn in China commit in 2010?, answer: suicide | question: What company's guards have been videotaped beating employees?, answer: Foxconn | question: Who committed suicide in 2010?, answer: workers | question: What have Foxconn guards been videotaped doing?, answer: beating employees | question: Where did a number of workers commit suicide in 2010?, answer: a Foxconn operations | question: Who said they were investigating the incident?, answer: Apple | question: Who did the Apple employee claim he was beaten and interrogated by?, answer: friends | question: How did the employee claim that he was beaten and interrogated?, answer: messages | question: How many workers committed suicide in 2010?, answer: a number
+question: Who was concerned that Islamic militarism was on the rise in the east of the country?, answer: Tajik officials | question: What country's officials were concerned that Islamic militarism was on the rise in the east of the country?, answer: Tajik | question: What was on the rise in the east of the country in 2010?, answer: Islamic militarism | question: What type of militarism was on the rise in the east of the country in 2010?, answer: Islamic | question: What did Tajik officials feel about the rise of Islamic militarism in the east of the country?, answer: concerns | question: How many Tajiks were killed in the ambush?, answer: 28 Tajik soldiers | question: Where did 25 militants escape from in August of 2010?, answer: a Tajik prison | question: When did 25 militants escape from a Tajik prison?, answer: August | question: When was the military operation in the Rasht Valley concluded?, answer: November | question: When did an ambush kill 28 Tajik soldiers in the Rasht Valley?, answer: September
+question: What was the new version of the Wayback Machine made available for in 2011?, answer: public testing | question: What was added to the Wayback Machine in 2011?, answer: fresher index | question: What did the new version of the Wayback Machine have a fresher index of?, answer: archived content | question: What was a new version of the Wayback Machine made available for public testing in 2011?, answer: the Wayback Machine | question: What improvements were made to the Wayback Machine in 2011?, answer: an updated interface | question: What was made available for public testing in 2011?, answer: In 2011 a new, improved version | question: In what year was a new version of the Wayback Machine made available for public testing?, answer: 2011
+question: What could provide a third of the world's energy by 2060?, answer: solar energy technologies | question: What type of applications does the strength of solar come from?, answer: big scale | question: What type of energy could provide a third of the world's energy by 2060?, answer: solar hot water | question: What type of energy could provide a third of the world's energy by 2060?, answer: concentrated solar power | question: What type of applications can solar power be used on?, answer: small scale | question: What could solar energy improve?, answer: energy efficiency | question: What could solar energy technologies provide a third of the world's energy by 2060?, answer: climate change | question: What would the cost of solar energy be imposed on?, answer: greenhouse gas emitters | question: Who found that solar energy technologies could provide a third of the world's energy by 2060?, answer: the International Energy Agency | question: What type of solar energy technology could provide a third of the world's energy by 2060?, answer: photovoltaics
+question: Whose family did Beyoncé perform for?, answer: Libyan ruler Muammar Gaddafi | question: What Libyan ruler did Beyoncé perform for?, answer: Muammar Gaddafi | question: How many performers did Gaddafi's family have?, answer: many entertainers | question: Who was the first solo female artist to headline the main Pyramid stage in over twenty years?, answer: Beyoncé | question: What was obtained by WikiLeaks that revealed that Beyoncé was one of many entertainers who performed for the family of Muammar Gaddafi?, answer: documents | question: What did Beyoncé donate the money to?, answer: Bush Haiti Fund | question: Who obtained documents in 2011 that revealed that Beyoncé was one of many entertainers who performed for the family of Muammar Gaddafi?, answer: WikiLeaks | question: Who was Muammar Gaddafi?, answer: Libyan | question: What did Beyoncé donate the money to?, answer: the Clinton Bush Haiti Fund | question: Who did Beyoncé donate the money to?, answer: Clinton
+question: What did the International Energy Agency say would have huge longer-term benefits?, answer: affordable, inexhaustible and clean solar energy technologies | question: What did the International Energy Agency say the development of affordable, inexhaustible and clean solar energy technologies will have?, answer: huge longer-term benefits | question: Who said that the development of affordable, inexhaustible and clean solar energy technologies will have huge longer-term benefits?, answer: the International Energy Agency | question: What did the International Energy Agency say would be lower than otherwise?, answer: fossil fuel prices | question: What is one of the benefits of using solar energy?, answer: global warming | question: What will the development of solar energy technologies enhance?, answer: sustainability | question: What will the development of clean solar energy technologies reduce?, answer: pollution | question: What will the development of affordable, inexhaustible and clean solar energy technologies increase?, answer: countries’ energy security | question: What will the development of affordable, inexhaustible and clean solar energy technologies increase countries' energy security through?, answer: reliance | question: What did the International Energy Agency say would have huge longer-term benefits?, answer: the development
+question: What city had the lowest crime rate in 2012?, answer: New York City | question: What city had the lowest crime rate in 2012?, answer: New York | question: New York City recorded fewer than 500 homicides for the first time since what was first published in 1963?, answer: crime statistics | question: New York City was ranked 197th in what in 2002?, answer: crime | question: What decreased more than 75% from 1993 to 2005?, answer: Violent crime | question: New York City has a far lower murder rate than what other US cities?, answer: other major American cities | question: What was New York City's crime rate in 2012?, answer: the lowest overall crime rate | question: New York City has a far lower rate of what crime than other major American cities?, answer: murder | question: What was New York City's murder rate in 2012?, answer: the second lowest murder rate
+question: Who said that Kanye's 808s & Heartbreak was ahead of its time?, answer: Rolling Stone journalist Matthew Trammell | question: Who wrote that Kanye's 808s & Heartbreak was ahead of its time?, answer: Matthew Trammell | question: What newspaper did Matthew Trammell work for?, answer: Rolling Stone | question: What is Kanye's most vulnerable work?, answer: 808s | question: What was Kanye's most vulnerable work?, answer: Heartbreak | question: What has finally caught up to Kanye's 808s & Heartbreak?, answer: that popular music | question: What is Kanye's most vulnerable work?, answer: 808s & Heartbreak | question: What did Trammell think 808s & Heartbreak was?, answer: Kanye’s most vulnerable work | question: What did Matthew Trammell say was ahead of its time?, answer: the record | question: What did Matthew Trammell say the record was ahead of?, answer: its time
+question: What is the name of the institute that was founded by Schwarzenegger in 2012?, answer: Global Policy | question: Who founded the Schwarzenegger Institute for State and Global Policy?, answer: Schwarzenegger | question: What school is the Schwarzenegger Institute for State and Global Policy a part of?, answer: Public Policy | question: Where is the USC Sol Price School of Public Policy located?, answer: Southern California | question: What is the name of the institute that is a part of the USC Sol Price School of Public Policy at the University of Southern California?, answer: Institute | question: What is the name of the Schwarzenegger Institute?, answer: State and Global Policy | question: What is the name of the institute that was founded in 2012?, answer: the Schwarzenegger Institute | question: What school is the Schwarzenegger Institute for State and Global Policy a part of?, answer: the USC Sol Price School of Public Policy | question: What school is the Schwarzenegger Institute for State and Global Policy a part of?, answer: the USC Sol Price School | question: What do leaders put over political parties?, answer: people
+question: A 2013 study found that mixed breeds live on average 1.2 years longer than what?, answer: pure breeds | question: What type of dog lives on average 1.2 years longer than pure breeds?, answer: mixed breeds | question: What is increasing body-weight negatively correlated with?, answer: longevity | question: What was negatively correlated with longevity in a 2013 study?, answer: increasing body-weight | question: What happens when a dog is heavier?, answer: the shorter its lifespan | question: What found that mixed breeds live on average 1.2 years longer than pure breeds?, answer: a study | question: How long do mixed breeds live on average than pure breeds?, answer: 1.2 years | question: What is the term for a dog that has a shorter lifespan?, answer: i.e. the heavier the dog | question: In what year did a study find that mixed breeds live on average 1.2 years longer than pure breeds?, answer: 2013
+question: What did the pornographic actor first send to the Archive?, answer: multiple DMCA requests | question: What was the pornographic actor trying to remove in 2013-14?, answer: archived images | question: In what country was the pornographic actor trying to remove archived images?, answer: Canada | question: Where did the pornographic actor first send DMCA requests?, answer: Archive | question: Where did a pornographic actor try to remove archived images of himself?, answer: the Federal Court of Canada | question: Who was trying to remove archived images of himself?, answer: a pornographic actor | question: Where did a pornographic actor try to remove archived images of himself?, answer: the Federal Court | question: Who did the pornographic actor first send DMCA requests to?, answer: the Archive | question: How did a pornographic actor try to remove archived images of himself?, answer: first | question: Who was the pornographic actor trying to remove archived images of?, answer: himself
+question: How many students are in the Notre Dame student body in 2014?, answer: students | question: What university has been criticized for its lack of diversity?, answer: Notre Dame | question: What was the name of the student body at Notre Dame in 2014?, answer: the Notre Dame student body | question: Who represents all 50 states and 100 countries?, answer: the student body | question: Who did The Journal of Blacks in Higher Education recognize Notre Dame for raising enrollment of in 2006?, answer: African-American students | question: The Princeton Review ranked Notre Dame highly among what?, answer: schools | question: What percentage of Notre Dame's students are alumni?, answer: children | question: Who named Notre Dame's intramural sports program the best program in the country in 2004?, answer: Sports Illustrated | question: How many students were in the Notre Dame student body in 2014?, answer: 12,179 students | question: The Princeton Review ranked Notre Dame as the top school where everyone plays what?, answer: Intramural Sports
+question: What is more dense in Hudson County, New Jersey than Manhattan?, answer: several small cities | question: In 2014, Manhattan had an estimated population density of 27,858 people per what?, answer: square mile | question: What county is New Jersey located in?, answer: adjacent Hudson County | question: In what county is New Jersey located?, answer: Hudson County | question: Manhattan is geographically co-extensive with what county?, answer: New York County | question: What is the name of the county in which Hudson County is located?, answer: New Jersey | question: What was the population density of Manhattan in 2014?, answer: an estimated population density | question: Manhattan's population density is higher than the density of what?, answer: any individual American city | question: Manhattan is the most densely populated city in what country?, answer: the United States
+question: Who was the head of the G7 in Germany in 2015?, answer: Angela Merkel | question: What will the UN summit in September 2015 establish?, answer: new development goals | question: Angela Merkel and Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma will start to set the priorities in what before a UN summit in September 2015?, answer: development funding | question: Who signed an open letter in 2015?, answer: Beyoncé | question: Where is the AU located?, answer: South Africa | question: What campaign had been collecting signatures for the open letter signed by Beyoncé in 2015?, answer: ONE | question: What did the ONE Campaign collect for the open letter?, answer: signatures | question: What did Beyoncé sign in 2015?, answer: an open letter | question: Angela Merkel and Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma were urged to focus on what?, answer: women | question: Who was the head of the G7 in Germany in 2015?, answer: Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma
+question: Which university ranked 18th in U.S. News & World Report's Best Colleges 2016?, answer: Notre Dame | question: What did USA Today rank Notre Dame in 2014?, answer: Notre Dame 10th | question: What was Notre Dame ranked among colleges in the United States in 2015?, answer: Notre Dame 13th | question: What law school is ranked 22nd in U.S. News & World Report?, answer: Notre Dame Law School | question: Notre Dame ranked 18th among what in the U.S. News & World Report's Best Colleges 2016?, answer: national universities | question: What did USA Today rank Notre Dame 10th for in 2014?, answer: American universities | question: Who ranked Notre Dame Law School 22nd in 2015?, answer: World Report | question: Notre Dame ranked 18th among what in the US in 2015-2016?, answer: universities | question: What magazine ranked Notre Dame 18th among national universities in the United States in 2015-2016?, answer: U.S. News
+question: What status did Lusitania gain in 27 BC?, answer: Roman province | question: Which province gained the status of Roman province in 27 BC?, answer: Lusitania | question: Where is the capital of Gallaecia?, answer: Bracara Augusta | question: What type of province did Lusitania become in 27 BC?, answer: Roman | question: What is the current capital of Gallaecia?, answer: Braga | question: What are scattered around present-day Portugal?, answer: Numerous Roman sites | question: In what year did Lusitania gain the status of Roman province?, answer: BC | question: What is Braga?, answer: today | question: Where are the castros located?, answer: modern Portugal | question: What is Bracara Augusta?, answer: capital
+question: What does the weak antibiotic pipeline not match bacteria's increasing ability to develop?, answer: resistance | question: What is another name for Gram-negative bacilli?, answer: GNB | question: When did the IDSA report that the weak antibiotic pipeline does not match bacteria's increasing ability to develop resistance?, answer: April | question: What is the acronym for the Infectious Disease Society of America?, answer: IDSA | question: In what country were only 2 new antibiotics approved in 2013?, answer: America | question: What did the IDSA report did not match bacteria's increasing ability to develop resistance?, answer: the weak antibiotic pipeline | question: Who reported that the weak antibiotic pipeline does not match bacteria's increasing ability to develop resistance?, answer: the Infectious Disease Society | question: In what phase of clinical trials are GNB antibiotics currently in?, answer: phase | question: Who reported that the weak antibiotic pipeline does not match bacteria's increasing ability to develop resistance?, answer: the Infectious Disease Society of America
+question: Where did he perform in London?, answer: great houses | question: Where did he perform in London?, answer: several concerts | question: How many receptions did he have in great houses?, answer: numerous receptions | question: When did he leave Paris for London?, answer: April | question: In April of 1848, he left Paris for what city?, answer: London | question: Where was the Revolution of 1848?, answer: Paris | question: Who suggested that he go on a tour of London?, answer: Jane Stirling | question: Who suggested that he tour London?, answer: Stirling | question: What was the name of the event in Paris in 1848?, answer: the Revolution | question: What nationality was Jane Stirling?, answer: Scottish
+question: What are dogs viewed as in China, Korea, and Japan?, answer: kind protectors | question: What animal is viewed as kind protectors in China, Korea, and Japan?, answer: dogs | question: Where are dogs viewed as kind protectors?, answer: Asian countries | question: In what type of countries are dogs viewed as kind protectors?, answer: Asian | question: In what Asian country are dogs viewed as kind protectors?, answer: China | question: In what Asian country are dogs viewed as kind protectors?, answer: Japan | question: In what Asian country are dogs viewed as kind protectors?, answer: Korea | question: What is the role of the dog in?, answer: Chinese mythology | question: What is another name for the twelve animals that cyclically represent years?, answer: the zodiacal dog | question: What does the zodiacal dog represent?, answer: years
+question: Where was the first Fatburger restaurant to open in Chicago?, answer: Orland Park | question: Where did KW Foods LLC buy the rights to the Fatburger chain?, answer: Chicago | question: When did West announce his plans to open 10 Fatburger restaurants in the Chicago area?, answer: August | question: What was the name of the first Fatburger restaurant to open in Chicago?, answer: first | question: Who announced plans to open 10 Fatburger restaurants in the Chicago area in 2008?, answer: West | question: What did West reveal in August 2008?, answer: plans | question: When was the first Fatburger restaurant to open in Chicago?, answer: September | question: Where did KW Foods LLC buy the rights to the Fatburger chain?, answer: the Chicago area | question: How many Fatburger restaurants did West plan to open in the Chicago area in 2008?, answer: 10 Fatburger restaurants | question: When did West announce his plans to open 10 Fatburger restaurants in the Chicago area?, answer: August 2008
+question: What event did Beyoncé attend in August of 2011?, answer: MTV Video Music Awards | question: Beyonce's appearance at the MTV Video Music Awards helped the MTV Video Music Awards become the most-watched broadcast in what?, answer: MTV history | question: Where did Beyoncé and Beyonce attend the 2011 Video Music Awards?, answer: MTV | question: In what month of 2011 did Beyoncé and Beyonce attend the MTV Video Music Awards?, answer: August | question: Where was the announcement of Beyoncé's pregnancy listed?, answer: Guinness World Records | question: What event did Beyoncé attend in August of 2011?, answer: the 2011 MTV Video Music Awards | question: What is the Guinness World Records for per second recorded for a single event?, answer: most tweets | question: Where did Beyoncé perform at the MTV Video Music Awards?, answer: Top | question: Who performed "Love on Top" at the MTV Video Music Awards?, answer: Beyoncé
+question: Which Australian Prime Minister is expected to step down if he loses the majority support of his/her party?, answer: Kevin Rudd | question: Who is the Prime Minister expected to step down if he loses the majority support of his/her party under a spill motion?, answer: Tony Abbott | question: Who is the Prime Minister of Australia if he loses the majority support of his party?, answer: Julia Gillard | question: In what country is the Prime Minister expected to step down if he loses the majority support of his/her party?, answer: Australia | question: What is the Prime Minister expected to step down if he loses?, answer: the majority support | question: What is it called when a Prime Minister loses the majority support of his/her party?, answer: a spill motion | question: Who is expected to step down if he loses the majority support of his/her party?, answer: the Prime Minister | question: What party is the Prime Minister expected to step down if he loses the majority support of?, answer: his/her party | question: What Prime Minister is expected to step down if he loses the majority support of his/her party?, answer: he
+question: What is sla?, answer: positive actions | question: What is sla?, answer: unwholesome actions | question: What does sasra consist of?, answer: rebirth | question: In what religion is Karma the force that drives sasra?, answer: Buddhism | question: What is the force that drives sasra?, answer: Karma | question: What language does Karma come from?, answer: Sanskrit | question: What is the cycle of suffering and rebirth called in Buddhism?, answer: saṃsāra | question: What is sasra?, answer: suffering | question: What part of the body do good, skillful deeds and bad, unskillful actions produce?, answer: mind | question: What does Karma refer to in Buddhism?, answer: mental intent
+question: What can calm the mind?, answer: samatha meditation | question: What is another name for understanding?, answer: prajñā Pāli paññā | question: What is another name for jhana?, answer: Pāli | question: In what practice is it said that samatha meditation can calm the mind?, answer: Buddhist practice | question: What does vipassana meditation lead to?, answer: insight knowledge | question: What type of practice is samatha?, answer: Buddhist | question: What eradicates the defilements completely?, answer: understanding | question: What can reveal how the mind was disturbed to start with?, answer: only vipassanā meditation | question: What is another name for insight knowledge?, answer: ; Pāli ñāṇa | question: What can samatha meditation calm?, answer: the mind
+question: What type of institutions offer instruction in a variety of programs that can lead to certificates, diplomas, and degrees?, answer: Institutes | question: What type of institutions are Institutes of Technology/Polytechnic Institutes?, answer: independent institutions | question: What type of institutes are in Cambodia?, answer: Technology/Polytechnic Institutes | question: What type of institution offers instruction in a variety of programs that can lead to certificates, diplomas, and degrees?, answer: Universities | question: What type of degree can be obtained from an Institute of Technology/Polytechnic Institute?, answer: degrees | question: Where are Institutes of Technology/Polytechnic Institutes located?, answer: Cambodia | question: What type of institutions offer instruction in a variety of programs that can lead to certificates, diplomas, and degrees?, answer: Institutes of Technology/Polytechnic Institutes | question: What type of degree can be obtained from an Institute of Technology/Polytechnic Institute?, answer: diplomas | question: What are certificates, diplomas, and degrees?, answer: programs | question: What do the Institutes of Technology/Polytechnic Institutes and Universities offer?, answer: instruction
+question: What are polytechnic divisions belonging to a national university called?, answer: Affiliate Schools | question: In Canada, what type of institution is a polytechnic division of a national university?, answer: Institutes | question: Affiliate Schools offer instruction in a variety of what?, answer: programs | question: Affiliate Schools are polytechnic divisions belonging to a national university and offer select technical and engineering programs, what are they?, answer: Universities | question: Where are affiliate schools located?, answer: Canada | question: What can affiliate schools lead to in Canada?, answer: diplomas | question: Colleges, Institutes of Technology/Polytechnic Institutes, and Universities tend to be what?, answer: independent institutions | question: What do affiliate schools offer?, answer: select technical and engineering programs | question: What type of institutions are affiliate schools in Canada?, answer: Technology/Polytechnic Institutes | question: What types of degrees are offered by affiliate schools in Canada?, answer: engineering and applied science degrees
+question: What was Carrefour?, answer: French hypermart | question: What did some Chinese protesters burn?, answer: French flags | question: What did the Chinese call for large protests in front of?, answer: French consulates | question: What nationality was Carrefour owned by?, answer: French | question: What did the boycott of Carrefour include?, answer: French luxury goods | question: What type of rallies were held in Beijing, Wuhan, Hefei, Kunming and Qingdao?, answer: Anti-French | question: What did Hundreds of people join in Beijing, Wuhan, Hefei, Kunming and Qingdao?, answer: Anti-French rallies | question: What did the boycotters wield to block shoppers from entering Carrefour stores in Kunming?, answer: large Chinese flags | question: Where did the Chinese boycott Carrefour?, answer: major Chinese cities | question: In what country did a boycott of Carrefour begin?, answer: China
+question: What kind of opening day is 'Mission: Impossible – Rogue Nation'?, answer: 2D single day | question: In what month and year did 'Interstellar' open in China?, answer: November | question: Where did IMAX's second weekend drop by 75%?, answer: China | question: On what day did IMAX earn $15 million in China?, answer: its opening day | question: What is Skyfall a new record for?, answer: a Hollywood 2D opening | question: What type of film grossed the most in China on the opening day of 'Mission: Impossible – Rogue Nation'?, answer: Hollywood | question: What type of screenings did 'Mission: Impossible – Rogue Nation' have?, answer: advance night screenings | question: When did IMAX earn $48.1 million?, answer: its opening weekend | question: Why did IMAX fail to reach the $100 million mark?, answer: a strong opening | question: What movie broke IMAX's record for a three-day opening for a November release?, answer: Interstellar
+question: What type of education is offered by many polytechnic institutes and colleges in Croatia?, answer: polytechnic education | question: What are there in Croatia that offer a polytechnic education?, answer: many polytechnic institutes | question: In what country is there a law about polytechnic education?, answer: Croatia | question: What type of institution offers a polytechnic education in Croatia?, answer: colleges | question: What do many polytechnic institutes and colleges offer in Croatia?, answer: a polytechnic education | question: What was passed in 1997 about polytechnic education in Croatia?, answer: The law | question: When was the law about polytechnic education passed in Croatia?, answer: 1997 | question: What are polytechnic institutes and colleges in Croatia?, answer: that
+question: Who filed a lawsuit against Internet Archive in December 2005?, answer: activist Suzanne Shell | question: Who filed a lawsuit against Internet Archive in December 2005?, answer: Suzanne Shell | question: Who did Suzanne Shell claim did not violate Shell's copyright?, answer: Internet Archive | question: Who brought a countersuit against Internet Archive for archiving her site?, answer: Shell | question: When did Suzanne Shell file her lawsuit?, answer: December | question: What did the Internet Archive not move to dismiss?, answer: copyright infringement claims | question: What did Suzanne Shell file in December 2005?, answer: suit | question: What did Shell claim the Internet Archive violated her terms of?, answer: service | question: Who did not move to dismiss Shell's copyright infringement claims?, answer: The Internet Archive
+question: Who did Knievel sue for trademark infringement?, answer: West | question: What was the persona of Robert "Evel" Knievel?, answer: Evel Kanyevel | question: Who sued West for trademark infringement in 2006?, answer: Knievel | question: When did Knievel sue West for trademark infringement?, answer: December | question: What did Knievel sue West for?, answer: trademark infringement | question: What did Knievel claim in his lawsuit?, answer: infringement | question: What did the lawsuit claim was infringement of Knievel's trademark?, answer: likeness | question: Who sued West for trademark infringement in 2006?, answer: Robert "Evel" Knievel
+question: Who released a song titled "Facts" in December 2015?, answer: West | question: What did Kanye release after releasing "Real Friends"?, answer: new song | question: Where did Kanye premiere his Yeezy Season 3 clothing line?, answer: Madison Square Garden | question: When did Kanye release a song titled "Facts"?, answer: December | question: Who did Kanye release a snippet of "No More Parties in L.A." with?, answer: Kendrick Lamar | question: What was the title of Kanye's 2015 album?, answer: Facts | question: What was the name of Kanye's new song?, answer: Real Friends | question: What does Kanye release every Friday?, answer: new singles | question: Who was Kanye's ex-partner in the feud with Amber Rose?, answer: rapper Wiz Khalifa | question: What was the name of Kanye's Season 3 clothing line?, answer: Yeezy
+question: Along with Beyoncé, who teamed up with Beyoncé to produce a video campaign for "Demand A Plan"?, answer: other celebrities | question: Beyoncé and other artists celebrated personal inspiration from who?, answer: other women | question: Who did Beyoncé celebrate personal inspiration from?, answer: other artists | question: Along with Ellie Goulding, Florence and the Machine, and Rita Ora, who attended a concert for the cause?, answer: other acts | question: When did Beyoncé produce a video campaign for "Demand A Plan"?, answer: December | question: Who was an ambassador for the 2012 World Humanitarian Day campaign?, answer: Beyoncé | question: What was the name of the video Beyoncé produced for the campaign?, answer: Demand A Plan | question: Beyoncé's video for "Demand A Plan" was a bipartisan effort by a group of mayors and who?, answer: others | question: What did Beyoncé appear in before the concert?, answer: a campaign video | question: What did Beyoncé and other celebrities produce for "Demand A Plan"?, answer: a video campaign
+question: In what religion is the Mahayana Brahmajala Sutra?, answer: Eastern Buddhism | question: In what religion is vegetarianism actively encouraged?, answer: Buddhism | question: What is actively encouraged in the Mahayana Brahmajala Sutra?, answer: vegetarianism | question: What does the Mahayana Brahmajala Sutra contain?, answer: Vinaya | question: What is included in the Mahayana Brahmajala Sutra?, answer: ethics | question: The Mahayana Brahmajala Sutra is not to be confused with what text?, answer: Pali | question: Where is the eating of meat frowned upon?, answer: the Mahayana Brahmajala Sutra | question: What is the Mahayana Brahmajala Sutra called?, answer: Bodhisattvas | question: What is an example of the eating of meat in the Mahayana Brahmajala Sutra?, answer: example | question: What is frowned upon in the Mahayana Brahmajala Sutra?, answer: meat
+question: What type of buildings have written contracts survived?, answer: ecclesiastical buildings | question: What has survived in relation to ecclesiastical buildings?, answer: written contracts | question: Where were guilds formed during the Medieval period?, answer: Europe | question: What were formed by craftsmen during the Medieval period?, answer: guilds | question: Who formed guilds during the Medieval period?, answer: craftsmen | question: In what relation to ecclesiastical buildings have written contracts survived?, answer: relation | question: Where are master mason and Magister lathomorum described?, answer: contemporary documents | question: When were guilds formed in Europe?, answer: the Medieval period | question: What is another name for Magister lathomorum?, answer: master mason | question: What were guilds formed to organise during the Medieval period?, answer: their trades
+question: What could the Wayback Machine be interpreted as violating in Europe?, answer: copyright laws | question: Where could the Wayback Machine be interpreted as violating copyright laws?, answer: Europe | question: What would the Wayback Machine have to delete from its system upon request of the creator?, answer: pages | question: What would have to delete pages from its system upon request of the creator?, answer: Archive | question: When would the Wayback Machine have to delete pages from its system?, answer: request | question: What is the name of the website that respects robots.txt files?, answer: The Wayback Machine | question: What could be interpreted as violating copyright laws in Europe?, answer: the Wayback Machine | question: What files does the Wayback Machine retroactively respect?, answer: robots.txt files | question: In what section of the Wayback Machine can the exclusion policies be found?, answer: FAQ | question: The Wayback Machine retroactively respects what type of files?, answer: robots
+question: Who was accused of sexual assault?, answer: Cosby | question: What did the women allege was directed at Bill Cosby?, answer: sexual assault | question: What did over 50 women make about Bill Cosby?, answer: allegations | question: In what month and year did West post a tweet asserting Bill Cosby's innocence?, answer: February | question: What did West become embroiled in in February 2016?, answer: controversy | question: Who posted a tweet asserting Bill Cosby's innocence in the wake of over 50 women making allegations of sexual assault directed at Cosby?, answer: West | question: When was Bill Cosby accused of sexual assault?, answer: the wake | question: How many women made allegations of sexual assault against Bill Cosby?, answer: over 50 women
+question: Who sold Keeping Up Appearances?, answer: overseas broadcasters | question: Who confirmed that Keeping Up Appearances is the corporation's most exported television program?, answer: BBC Worldwide | question: In what month and year was Keeping Up Appearances released?, answer: February | question: What is the name of BBC Worldwide's most exported television program?, answer: Appearances | question: When was Keeping Up Appearances confirmed to be the corporation's most exported television programme?, answer: February 2016 | question: How many times was Keeping Up Appearances sold to overseas broadcasters?, answer: it | question: How many times was Keeping Up Appearances sold to overseas broadcasters?, answer: nearly 1000
+question: In what country are there 2 "Polytechnics"?, answer: Greece | question: What is the name of the 4-year bachelor's degree conferred by the Technological Educational Institute?, answer: I.S.C.E.D. 5A | question: What is the name of the 4-year bachelor's degree conferred by the Technological Educational Institutes?, answer: Diplom FH | question: What is the name of the Technical University of Crete?, answer: the National Technical University | question: What part of the public higher education in Greece is the Technological Educational Institute?, answer: part | question: Where is the Technical University of?, answer: Crete | question: Where is the National Technical University?, answer: Athens | question: What is the name of the University of Crete?, answer: the Technical University | question: What is the Technological Educational Institute part of?, answer: the public higher education | question: What is the name of the part of the public higher education in Greece?, answer: Polytechnics
+question: In what type of mythology is Cerberus a three-headed watchdog?, answer: Greek mythology | question: Who guards Annwn in Welsh mythology?, answer: Cŵn Annwn | question: What is guarded by Cn Annwn in Welsh mythology?, answer: Annwn | question: In Greek mythology, Cerberus guards the gates of what?, answer: Hades | question: In what type of mythology does Garmr guard Helheim?, answer: Norse mythology | question: In what type of mythology do two four-eyed dogs guard the Chinvat Bridge?, answer: Persian mythology | question: In what mythology is Cerberus a three-headed watchdog?, answer: Greek | question: In what mythology is Kimat the pet of Tadaklan?, answer: Philippine mythology | question: In what mythology is Annwn guarded by Cn Annwn?, answer: Welsh mythology | question: What is the name of the three-headed watchdog who guards the gates of Hades?, answer: Cerberus
+question: What do offerings at the Muthappan Temple take the form of?, answer: bronze dog figurines | question: What is found in and out of the Muthappan Temple?, answer: Dogs | question: In what type of mythology is Yama the god of death?, answer: Hindu mythology | question: Which Hindu god has a hunting dog as his mount?, answer: Hunter god Muthappan | question: What type of mythology is Yama?, answer: Hindu | question: Who is the god of death?, answer: Yama | question: Yama is the god of what in Hindu mythology?, answer: death | question: Where is Muthappan from?, answer: North Malabar region | question: How many dogs does Yama own?, answer: two watch dogs | question: Where is Muthappan from?, answer: North Malabar
+question: What are there in India that offer a polytechnic education?, answer: many polytechnic institutes | question: What type of education are these institutes affiliated with?, answer: technical education | question: Who are the state bord of technical education of in India?, answer: respective state governments | question: What is the name of the technical education institution in India?, answer: state bord | question: In what country is a Diploma in Engineering awarded?, answer: India | question: What type of institution offers a polytechnic education in India?, answer: collages | question: What is a Diploma in in India?, answer: Engineering | question: What do many polytechnic institutes and collages offer in India?, answer: a polytechnic education | question: What is an example of a technical or vocational course in which a Diploma in Engineering is awarded?, answer: Designing | question: What post can a student apply for if they have a Diploma in Engineering?, answer: engineering post
+question: Who did the CBFC censor kissing scenes in India?, answer: Léa Seydoux | question: What does CBFC stand for?, answer: Film Certification | question: What did the CBFC censor?, answer: kissing scenes | question: Who was featured in the kissing scenes?, answer: Monica Bellucci | question: Who was featured in a kissing scene with Monica Bellucci?, answer: Daniel Craig | question: Where was it reported that the CBFC censored kissing scenes featuring Monica Bellucci, Daniel Craig, and Léa Seydoux?, answer: India | question: What is the name of the Indian Central Board of Film Certification?, answer: CBFC | question: Who censored kissing scenes in India?, answer: the Indian Central Board | question: Who censored kissing scenes in India?, answer: the Indian Central Board of Film Certification | question: On what social network was the CBFC criticized for censoring kissing scenes?, answer: Twitter
+question: What was the original model of Ireland's comprehensive schools?, answer: state schools | question: What was an earlier model of state schools in Ireland?, answer: comprehensive schools | question: What did the secular community model include?, answer: older schools | question: In what country were comprehensive schools first introduced?, answer: Ireland | question: The state owns the school property in what manner?, answer: perpetuity | question: The state owns the school property, which is vested in what in perpetuity?, answer: trustees | question: What does the state own?, answer: the school property | question: What religion was the majority of Ireland's comprehensive schools?, answer: Roman Catholic | question: What model replaced comprehensive schools in Ireland in the 1970s?, answer: the secular community model | question: What model incorporated older schools that were under Roman Catholic or Protestant ownership?, answer: The comprehensive model
+question: What did Hasan Küçük want to be made illegal in The Hague?, answer: dog ownership | question: What is viewed as unclean in Islam?, answer: dogs | question: What are dogs viewed as in Islam?, answer: scavengers | question: What are police required to wear when searching mosques or Muslim homes?, answer: leather dog booties | question: What type of dog is not allowed to contact passengers in Britain?, answer: police sniffer dogs | question: In what religion are dogs viewed as unclean?, answer: Islam | question: Who was the city councillor of The Hague in 2015?, answer: Hasan Küçük | question: Where did Lérida, Spain want dogs to be kept out of?, answer: Muslim neighborhoods | question: In Britain, police sniffer dogs are required to wear leather dog booties when searching mosques or what?, answer: Muslim homes | question: What religion are dogs viewed as in Spain?, answer: Muslim
+question: Who wrote an article in 2007 in support of the pro-democracy movement?, answer: writer Tan Zuoren | question: Who wrote an article in 2007 in support of the pro-democracy movement?, answer: Tan Zuoren | question: Where is The Standard based?, answer: Hong Kong | question: What was Zuoren trying to document?, answer: shoddy construction | question: What did the construction of schools cause?, answer: massive casualties | question: What is the name of the newspaper that reported that Tan Zuoren attempted to document shoddy construction?, answer: Hong Kong-based English newspaper | question: When did The Standard report that Tan Zuoren attempted to document shoddy construction?, answer: January | question: What newspaper reported that Tan Zuoren attempted to document shoddy construction?, answer: Standard | question: What language is The Standard?, answer: English | question: Where did Zuoren's construction lead to massive casualties?, answer: schools
+question: What did Schwarzenegger announce he was reading in January 2011?, answer: several new scripts | question: At the Arnold Seminar of the Arnold Classic, what did Schwarzenegger reveal he was being considered for?, answer: several films | question: What was With Wings as Eagles a script for?, answer: future films | question: Who announced that he was reading scripts for future films?, answer: Schwarzenegger | question: In what month and year was With Wings as Eagles written?, answer: January | question: What position did Schwarzenegger leave in 2011?, answer: office | question: Where did Schwarzenegger leave office in 2011?, answer: California | question: Who wrote the movie With Wings as Eagles?, answer: Randall Wallace | question: What was the Governator a part of?, answer: animated series | question: What was the name of the film with Wings as Eagles?, answer: the World War II action drama
+question: What was the name of Destiny's Child's 2013 compilation album?, answer: Love Songs | question: When did Destiny's Child release Love Songs?, answer: January | question: What band released Love Songs in January 2013?, answer: Child | question: Who released Love Songs?, answer: Destiny | question: What was the name of the new track on Destiny's Child's Love Songs?, answer: Nuclear | question: What was Love Songs?, answer: a compilation album | question: What did Destiny's Child release Love Songs from?, answer: their previous albums | question: Where was President Obama's second inauguration held?, answer: D.C. | question: How many times did Beyoncé perform at President Obama's inauguration?, answer: second
+question: What is another name for an institute of technology?, answer: kōgyō daigaku | question: In what country is an institute of technology a type of university that specializes in the sciences?, answer: Japan | question: What is another name for an institute of technology?, answer: 工業大学 | question: In Japan, an institute of technology is a type of what?, answer: university | question: What is an institute of in Japan?, answer: technology | question: What does an institute of technology specialize in?, answer: the sciences | question: Where is the University of Tokyo located?, answer: Tokyo | question: What is a type of university that specializes in the sciences called in Japan?, answer: (工業大学 | question: What is an institute of technology?, answer: a type | question: What is a type of university that specializes in the sciences called in Japan?, answer: an institute
+question: Who apologized for the violent protests in Europe?, answer: Nagano City | question: Where did a major Buddhist temple cancel its plans to host the opening stage of the Olympic torch relay?, answer: Nagano | question: Who was the mayor of Nagano?, answer: Shoichi Washizawa | question: In what country did the Mayor of Nagano say it was a "great nuisance" for the city to host the torch relay prior to the Nagano leg?, answer: Japan | question: Who was the mayor of Nagano?, answer: Washizawa | question: What did Nagano City say was not easy to accept?, answer: Such violent protests | question: What city employee ridiculed the protests in Europe?, answer: the Nagano City Office | question: What did the city employee of the Nagano City Office ridicule in Europe?, answer: protests | question: Why was the Buddhist temple vandalized?, answer: apparent revenge | question: What leg of the Olympic torch relay did the Mayor of Nagano say it was a "great nuisance" for the city to host?, answer: the Nagano leg
+question: Who did Beyoncé play in 'Goldmember'?, answer: Foxxy Cleopatra | question: Who played Foxxy Cleopatra in Goldmember?, answer: Mike Myers | question: Who played Foxxy Cleopatra in Goldmember?, answer: Beyoncé | question: When did Beyoncé play Foxxy Cleopatra?, answer: July | question: What was the name of the comedy film that Beyoncé starred in in 2002?, answer: Austin Powers | question: What was the name of the movie that Beyoncé starred in in 2003?, answer: Fighting Temptation | question: What country did Goldmember come from?, answer: US | question: In what film did Beyoncé play Foxxy Cleopatra?, answer: the comedy film | question: Who played Lilly in The Fighting Temptations?, answer: Cuba Gooding | question: What movie did Beyoncé starred in in 2002?, answer: Goldmember
+question: Whose house did Chopin play at in June 1837?, answer: English piano maker James Broadwood | question: Whose house did Chopin play at in June 1837?, answer: James Broadwood | question: Who was the piano manufacturer that Chopin visited in June 1837?, answer: Camille Pleyel | question: Where did Chopin visit in 1837?, answer: London incognito | question: When did Chopin and Sand become lovers?, answer: June | question: Who was the composer who visited London incognito in June 1837?, answer: Chopin | question: Where did Chopin visit in 1837?, answer: London | question: What did Chopin and Sand become by the end of June 1838?, answer: lovers | question: What nationality was James Broadwood?, answer: English | question: What was Camille Pleyel's profession?, answer: the piano manufacturer
+question: What act was a model for the federal version of the Espionage Act of 1917?, answer: the Montana Sedition Act | question: When was the Espionage Act of 1917 passed?, answer: June | question: When was the Sedition Act of 1918 enacted?, answer: May | question: What country's Congress passed the Espionage Act of 1917?, answer: U.S. | question: What act extended the Espionage Act of 1917?, answer: the Sedition Act | question: Who was the Governor of Montana in 2006?, answer: Brian Schweitzer | question: In what state was the Sedition Act passed?, answer: Montana | question: What led to the arrest of over 200 individuals?, answer: The Montana Act | question: What act was passed in June of 1917?, answer: the Espionage Act | question: What did the Montana Sedition Act criminalize criticism of the US government, military, or symbols through?, answer: other means
+question: When did the Beijing Games' Organizing Committee announce that the international torch relay for the Paralympic Games had been cancelled?, answer: June | question: What did the Beijing Games' Organizing Committee cancel in June 2008?, answer: the planned international torch relay | question: What country's government did the Beijing Games Organizing Committee want to focus on after the Sichuan earthquake?, answer: Chinese | question: What was the name of the earthquake that caused the cancellation of the relay?, answer: Sichuan | question: The Beijing Games' Organizing Committee announced that the planned international torch relay for what event had been cancelled?, answer: the Paralympic Games | question: What event caused the cancellation of the relay for the Paralympic Games?, answer: the Sichuan earthquake | question: Who was to focus on the rescue and relief work after the Sichuan earthquake?, answer: the Chinese government | question: What did the Chinese government focus on after the Sichuan earthquake?, answer: the rescue and relief work | question: Who stated that the relay was being cancelled to enable the Chinese government to "focus on the rescue and relief work" following the Sichuan earthquake?, answer: The Committee
+question: Who was West's first child?, answer: Kim Kardashian | question: Who released the song "All Day"?, answer: West | question: Who announced the birth of their first child?, answer: West and television personality Kim Kardashian | question: When did West and Kim Kardashian announce the birth of their first child?, answer: June | question: What was the name of West and Kim Kardashian's first child?, answer: North | question: Who did West and Kim announce the birth of their first child?, answer: Kardashian | question: What did West and Kim Kardashian announce their engagement to in October 2013?, answer: widespread media attention | question: What was the name of West and Kim Kardashian's first child?, answer: first | question: Who featured in West's single "Only One"?, answer: Paul McCartney
+question: Who broadcasts La3 in Latin America?, answer: Sony Entertainment Television | question: In what country is the show aired every Thursday and Friday nine or ten hours after the U.S. telecast?, answer: Latin America | question: In the United Kingdom, what channel is the show aired one day after the U.S. broadcast?, answer: digital channel ITV2 | question: On what channel does the show air in the United Kingdom?, answer: digital channel | question: What channel aired the show in the Philippines after QTV?, answer: GMA News TV | question: On what channel is the show aired since 2012?, answer: ETC | question: What network aired the show in Australia from 2002 to 2007?, answer: Network Ten | question: In the Philippines, it is aired a few hours after what country's broadcast?, answer: United States | question: Who broadcasts the show in Southeast Asia every Thursday and Friday?, answer: STAR World | question: What day of the week is the show aired in Southeast Asia?, answer: Thursday
+question: What does Sanctae Romanae Ecclesiae Cardinalem mean?, answer: last name | question: What is the first name of the cardinal protodeacon?, answer: Most Reverend Lord | question: What name is used in the proclamation of the election of a new pope by the cardinal protodeacon?, answer: First | question: What name does the cardinal protodeacon use in the proclamation of the election of a new pope?, answer: first | question: What is the first name of the cardinal protodeacon?, answer: Lord | question: What is the first name of the cardinal protodeacon?, answer: (first name | question: In what language is the Cardinal order used in the proclamation of the election of a new pope?, answer: Latin | question: What is the first name of the cardinal protodeacon?, answer: habemus Papam | question: What does the cardinal protodeacon announce to you?, answer: a great joy | question: What was the most recent election of a non-cardinal as?, answer: pope
+question: What currency did Chopin use to pay for piano lessons?, answer: present British currency | question: Who took lodgings at Dover Street?, answer: London Chopin | question: What was Chopin sought after for?, answer: piano lessons | question: What type of recitals did Chopin attend for 20 guineas?, answer: private recitals | question: Where did Chopin take lodgings in London?, answer: Dover Street | question: What currency was Chopin's piano lessons in?, answer: British | question: Who took lodgings at Dover Street?, answer: Chopin | question: Where did Chopin take lodgings at Dover Street?, answer: London | question: How long was Chopin's piano lessons?, answer: hour | question: What did Chopin take in London?, answer: lodgings
+question: Who announced that it intended to transmit all eight of its domestic television channels unencrypted from the Astra 2D satellite?, answer: BBC | question: When did the BBC announce that it intended to transmit all eight of its domestic television channels unencrypted from the Astra 2D satellite?, answer: March | question: In what month and year did the BBC announce that it would transmit all eight of its domestic television channels unencrypted from the Astra 2D satellite?, answer: May | question: What type of satellite was the Astra?, answer: 2D | question: What did the BBC intend to transmit unencrypted from the Astra 2D satellite?, answer: its domestic television channels | question: What was the name of the 2D satellite that the BBC intended to transmit its channels from?, answer: Astra | question: From what satellite did the BBC intend to transmit all eight of its domestic television channels unencrypted?, answer: the Astra 2D satellite | question: What was the name of the regional variation of the BBC?, answer: BBC 1 | question: Who announced that it intended to transmit all eight of its domestic television channels unencrypted from the Astra 2D satellite?, answer: the BBC | question: When did the BBC announce that it intended to transmit all eight of its domestic television channels unencrypted from the Astra 2D satellite?, answer: March 2003
+question: What did the Prosecutor not mention in his fourth report to the Security Council?, answer: crimes | question: When did the Security Council formally refer the situation in Darfur to the Prosecutor of the International Criminal Court?, answer: March | question: What did the Prosecutor not find to prosecute genocide?, answer: sufficient evidence | question: In what document did the Prosecutor of the International Criminal Court find that the individuals identified in Darfur have committed crimes against humanity and war crimes?, answer: the UN Security Council Resolution | question: Who referred the situation in Darfur to the Prosecutor of the International Criminal Court?, answer: the UN Security Council | question: What did the Prosecutor not find sufficient evidence to prosecute?, answer: genocide | question: Who formally referred the situation in Darfur to the Prosecutor of the International Criminal Court?, answer: the Security Council | question: What did the Prosecutor believe the individuals identified in UN Security Council Resolution 1593 have committed crimes against?, answer: humanity and war crimes | question: What country did the Security Council refer the situation to in 2005?, answer: Darfur | question: What did the Security Council take into account when referring the situation in Darfur to the Prosecutor of the International Criminal Court?, answer: account
+question: On what forum was it said that the Beta of the new Wayback Machine has a more complete and up-to-date index of all crawled materials into 2010?, answer: Wayback Machine | question: The Beta of the new Wayback Machine has a more complete and up-to-date index of all what?, answer: crawled materials | question: On what forum was it said that the Beta of the new Wayback Machine had a more complete and up-to-date index of all crawled materials into 2010?, answer: the Wayback Machine forum | question: The Beta of what has a more complete and up-to-date index of all crawled materials into 2010?, answer: the new Wayback Machine | question: What is the index that drives the Wayback Machine?, answer: the classic Wayback Machine | question: What did the Beta of the new Wayback Machine have a little bit of before 2008?, answer: material | question: When was the Beta of the new Wayback Machine said to have a more complete and up-to-date index of all crawled materials into 2010?, answer: March | question: On what forum was it said that the Beta of the new Wayback Machine has a more complete and up-to-date index of all crawled materials into 2010?, answer: the Wayback Machine | question: The Beta of the new Wayback Machine has a more complete and up-to- what index of all crawled materials into 2010?, answer: date | question: What is planned for the index driving the classic Wayback Machine?, answer: no further index updates
+question: Who was the first director to oversee two consecutive Bond films since John Glen directed The Living Daylights and Licence to Kill?, answer: Mendes | question: When did Mendes say he would not return to direct the next Bond film?, answer: March | question: Who resumed his role of scriptwriter in Spectre?, answer: Skyfall writer John Logan | question: Who took over from Roger Deakins in Spectre?, answer: cinematographer Hoyte van Hoytema | question: Who directed The Living Daylights and Licence to Kill?, answer: John Glen | question: Who did Hoyte van Hoytema take over from?, answer: Roger Deakins | question: Who was the cinematographer for Spectre?, answer: Hoyte van Hoytema | question: What was the name of the next Bond film?, answer: Bond | question: Who wrote the script for Skyfall?, answer: John Logan | question: What was Licence to?, answer: Kill
+question: Who was the winner of American Idol in 2005?, answer: Carrie Underwood | question: How many Grammys has Carrie Underwood won?, answer: more Underwood | question: Who is the most successful Idol contestant in the U.S.?, answer: Underwood | question: When was Carrie Underwood announced as the winner of American Idol?, answer: May | question: Who released the coronation song "Inside Your Heaven"?, answer: Bice | question: Carrie Underwood has won the most Grammys by an alumnus of what show?, answer: American Idol | question: In what country has Carrie Underwood sold over 14 million albums?, answer: U.S. | question: What contestant has Carrie Underwood been the most successful in the U.S.?, answer: Idol | question: What awards has Carrie Underwood won?, answer: Grammy Awards | question: Who released the coronation song "Inside Your Heaven"?, answer: Both Underwood
+question: Who made an uncharacteristic appearance at the Los Angeles Public Library in May 2005?, answer: Lee | question: When did Lee make an uncharacteristic appearance at the Los Angeles Public Library?, answer: May | question: Where did Lee make an uncharacteristic appearance in May 2005?, answer: the Los Angeles Public Library | question: Whose widow requested that Lee appear at the Los Angeles Public Library?, answer: Peck | question: Who was Peck's widow?, answer: Veronique | question: What type of papers did the kids in the U.S. write?, answer: essays | question: What did Veronique say of Lee?, answer: a national treasure | question: What did Lee make at the Los Angeles Public Library in May 2005?, answer: an uncharacteristic appearance | question: What did all the kids in the US write in the seventh and eighth grades?, answer: papers
+question: What tour did Beyoncé embark on in 2003?, answer: Love Tour | question: In what country did Destiny's Child disband?, answer: North America | question: Along with Alicia Keys, who toured with Beyoncé on the Verizon Ladies First Tour?, answer: Missy Elliott | question: Along with Missy Elliott, who toured with Beyoncé on the Verizon Ladies First Tour?, answer: Alicia Keys | question: What was the name of the final Destiny's Child album?, answer: Destiny Fulfilled | question: When did Beyoncé embark on the Dangerously in Love Tour?, answer: November | question: What was the name of the final studio album by Destiny's Child?, answer: Destiny | question: For what tour did Beyoncé tour with Missy Elliott and Alicia Keys?, answer: the Verizon Ladies First Tour | question: Along with Missy Elliott, who toured with Beyoncé on the Verizon Ladies First Tour?, answer: Alicia | question: Along with Missy Elliott, Alicia, and Missy Elliott, who toured with Beyoncé on the Verizon Ladies First Tour?, answer: Keys
+question: What did Dean Baker believe was a good reason for?, answer: tighter credit | question: What does this matter for?, answer: credit decisions | question: What did Dean Baker think was a good reason for tighter?, answer: credit | question: Who said that tighter credit is a good reason for tighter credit?, answer: economist Dean Baker | question: In what month of 2008 did Dean Baker say that there was a good reason for tighter credit?, answer: November | question: Who said that tighter credit is a good reason for tighter credit?, answer: Dean Baker | question: What will a homeowner with equity in their home have a default placed on?, answer: their credit record | question: A homeowner with equity in her home is very unlikely to default on what?, answer: a car loan or credit card debt | question: What did Dean Baker believe was a good reason for tighter credit?, answer: substantial equity | question: What is the problem with the economy with the loss of close to $6 trillion in housing wealth?, answer: stock wealth
+question: Who acquired the full copyright film rights to the concept of Spectre?, answer: MGM | question: What company is Danjaq, LLC a subsidiary of?, answer: Eon Productions | question: When did MGM and the McClory estate settle the issue with Danjaq, LLC?, answer: November | question: Who was the sister company of Eon Productions?, answer: Danjaq | question: Who was the sister company of Eon Productions?, answer: McClory | question: What acronym was discarded and the organization reimagined as?, answer: Spectre | question: What did MGM acquire from Danjaq, LLC?, answer: the full copyright film rights | question: What is Danjaq?, answer: LLC—sister company | question: MGM and what other company settled the issue with Danjaq, LLC in November 2013?, answer: the McClory estate | question: What did MGM acquire to re-introduce the Spectre series?, answer: the film rights
+question: What company was targeted by hackers in November 2014?, answer: Sony Pictures Entertainment | question: Who was targeted by hackers in November 2014?, answer: Sony executives | question: Who was targeted by hackers in November 2014?, answer: Sony | question: What type of emails were released by hackers in November 2014?, answer: confidential e | question: When was Spectre released?, answer: November | question: What did the hackers release confidential e-mails about in November 2014?, answer: several high-profile film projects | question: What was released by hackers in November 2014?, answer: details | question: Who targeted Sony in November 2014?, answer: hackers | question: What type of mails were released by hackers in November 2014?, answer: - | question: What did hackers release in November 2014?, answer: mails
+question: Where did Fryderyk's family move to in 1810?, answer: Warsaw | question: When did Fryderyk's family move to Warsaw?, answer: October | question: Who was born six months after Chopin's birth?, answer: Fryderyk | question: Where did Fryderyk live with his family?, answer: the Palace grounds | question: What language did Fryderyk's father teach?, answer: French | question: Where did Fryderyk's father live?, answer: the Saxon Palace | question: Where did Fryderyk's father teach French?, answer: the Warsaw Lyceum | question: Who kept lessons in the boarding house?, answer: Chopins | question: What instrument did Fryderyk's father play?, answer: violin
+question: In October 2013, the New York Post reported that Schwarzenegger was exploring a future run for what office?, answer: president | question: Who was rumored to be considering a run for president in 2013?, answer: Schwarzenegger | question: When did the New York Post report that Schwarzenegger was considering a run for president?, answer: October | question: Who reported that Schwarzenegger was considering a run for president?, answer: the New York Post | question: Who noted that a lawsuit could eventually win Schwarzenegger the right to run for president?, answer: Columbia University law professor Michael Dorf | question: What section of the Constitution prevents individuals who are not natural-born citizens of the United States from assuming the office of president?, answer: Clause V | question: What did the New York Post report that Schwarzenegger was exploring in October 2013?, answer: a future run | question: What section of the Constitution prevents individuals who are not natural-born citizens of the United States from assuming the office of president?, answer: Section I | question: What section of the Constitution prevents individuals who are not natural-born citizens of the United States from assuming the office of president?, answer: Article II
+question: When was the Save a Page feature announced?, answer: October | question: What was the name of the feature that allowed a user to archive the contents of a URL?, answer: Save a Page | question: What was the Save a Page feature a threat of abuse for?, answer: malicious binaries | question: Who can archive the contents of a URL?, answer: any Internet user | question: What does the "Save a Page" feature allow a user to archive?, answer: a URL | question: When was the "Save a Page" feature announced?, answer: October 2013 | question: What does the Save a Page feature archive?, answer: the contents | question: What was the name of the feature that allowed a user to archive the contents of a URL?, answer: the "Save a Page" feature | question: Who announced the Save a Page feature?, answer: the company | question: What did the Save a Page feature become a threat to?, answer: abuse
+question: Who did Beyoncé sign a deal with to launch an activewear line?, answer: British fashion retailer Topshop | question: What is the name of Beyoncé's 50-50 venture?, answer: Parkwood Topshop Athletic Ltd | question: Beyoncé signed a deal to launch an activewear line with what retailer?, answer: Topshop | question: When is Parkwood Topshop Athletic Ltd scheduled to launch its first dance, fitness and sports ranges?, answer: autumn | question: When did Beyoncé sign a deal to launch an activewear line with Topshop?, answer: October | question: Who signed a deal to launch an activewear line with Topshop in October 2014?, answer: Beyoncé | question: Beyoncé signed a deal to launch an activewear line of what?, answer: clothing | question: What nationality is Topshop?, answer: British | question: Parkwood Topshop Athletic Ltd is scheduled to launch its first dance, fitness and sports what?, answer: ranges | question: Parkwood Topshop Athletic Ltd is scheduled to launch what kind of dance, fitness, and sports ranges in autumn 2015?, answer: first
+question: What was the name of Beyoncé's partnership with Topshop called?, answer: Parkwood Topshop Athletic Ltd. | question: What was the name of Beyoncé's management company?, answer: Parkwood Entertainment | question: Who did Beyoncé and Parkwood Entertainment partner with in 2014?, answer: Topshop | question: Who spent many hours of her life dancing, rehearsing and training?, answer: Beyoncé | question: When was it announced that Beyoncé would be partnered with Topshop?, answer: October | question: Who did Beyoncé and Parkwood Entertainment partner with in 2014?, answer: London-based fashion retailer Topshop | question: Where is Topshop based?, answer: London | question: How much of her life does Beyoncé spend dancing, rehearsing and training?, answer: many hours | question: Who said the partnership with Beyoncé was a unique opportunity to develop the activewear market?, answer: Sir Philip Green | question: What was Parkwood Entertainment?, answer: her management company
+question: Who did Chopin meet in Paris?, answer: other distinguished figures | question: What did Chopin find in Paris?, answer: many opportunities | question: Who did Chopin become acquainted with during his time in Paris?, answer: many others | question: Chopin found many opportunities to exercise his talents and achieve what?, answer: celebrity | question: Where did Chopin find many opportunities to exercise his talents and achieve celebrity?, answer: Paris | question: Who did Chopin become acquainted with during his time in Paris?, answer: Alfred de Vigny | question: Who did Chopin become acquainted with during his time in Paris?, answer: Hector Berlioz | question: Who did Chopin become acquainted with during his time in Paris?, answer: Franz Liszt | question: Who was a notable artist Chopin met in Paris?, answer: Ferdinand Hiller | question: Who found many opportunities to exercise his talents and achieve celebrity in Paris?, answer: Chopin
+question: What philosophy placed greater emphasis on the role of the individual in society than had been the case during the Medieval period?, answer: Renaissance Humanism | question: In what period was Classical learning accompanied by the development of Renaissance Humanism?, answer: Renaissance Europe | question: In what period was Classical learning revived?, answer: Renaissance | question: What did Renaissance Humanism place on the role of the individual in society?, answer: greater emphasis | question: What did Renaissance Europe revive from about 1400 onwards?, answer: Classical learning | question: What type of learning was revived in Renaissance Europe?, answer: Classical | question: The Renaissance Humanism placed greater emphasis on the role of the individual in what?, answer: society | question: What was the appellation often one of?, answer: regional preference | question: During what period did Renaissance Humanism place greater emphasis on the role of the individual in society?, answer: the Medieval period | question: Brunelleschi, Alberti, Michelangelo and Palladio were ascribed to what?, answer: specific architects
+question: Who was Chopin's family friend?, answer: zoologist Feliks Jarocki | question: Who was Chopin's family friend when he visited Berlin?, answer: Feliks Jarocki | question: Along with Carl Friedrich Zelter, Felix Mendelssohn, and Carl Friedrich Zelter, who attended Chopin's concerts?, answer: other celebrities | question: Who did Chopin attend concerts with in 1828?, answer: Carl Friedrich Zelter | question: Who directed Chopin's operas?, answer: Gaspare Spontini | question: Where did Chopin visit in 1829?, answer: Berlin | question: When did Chopin visit Berlin?, answer: September | question: What famous composer did Chopin visit in 1828?, answer: Felix Mendelssohn | question: What did Gaspare Spontini direct?, answer: operas | question: What type of concerts did Chopin attend?, answer: concerts
+question: When did West say he was ready to launch his clothing line?, answer: next spring | question: What did West say he was ready to launch his clothing line next spring?, answer: Late Registration | question: When was the Pastelle Clothing line released?, answer: spring | question: Who announced that he would release his Pastelle Clothing line in 2006?, answer: West | question: What did West announce in 2005?, answer: his Pastelle Clothing line | question: When did West release his Pastelle Clothing line?, answer: September | question: What song did West say he was ready to launch his clothing line in 2006?, answer: Grammy | question: What did West say he was ready to launch next spring?, answer: my clothing line | question: What was the name of West's clothing line?, answer: Pastelle | question: What did West introduce for Louis Vuitton in January 2009?, answer: his first shoe line
+question: What type of software was the fifth generation iPod compatible with?, answer: iPod software | question: What is the fourth generation of the iPod?, answer: iPod Nano | question: What is the name of the 6th and 5th generation iPod?, answer: iPod Classic | question: What has been added to the iTunes Store since 2006?, answer: Additional games | question: What did the iTunes Store begin to offer for purchase with the launch of iTunes 7, compatible with the fifth generation iPod?, answer: additional games | question: What is the fifth generation of the iPod compatible with?, answer: iPod | question: What store began to offer additional games for purchase with the launch of iTunes 7?, answer: iTunes | question: When did the iTunes Store begin to offer additional games for purchase?, answer: September | question: Which iPods were the new games compatible with?, answer: the 5th and 4th generation iPod Nano | question: What generation of iPod Classics are these games compatible with?, answer: 5th
+question: What company was Apple sued with in 2007?, answer: patent holding company Burst.com | question: When did Apple file a lawsuit with Burst.com?, answer: September | question: What company sued Burst.com in 2007?, answer: Apple | question: Apple drew what during a lawsuit with Burst.com?, answer: attention | question: What company sued Apple in 2007?, answer: Burst.com | question: What did Kane Kramer apply for in 1981?, answer: a UK patent | question: Apple drew attention to what during a lawsuit with Burst.com in 2007?, answer: a patent | question: Who applied for a UK patent for his design of a "plastic music box" in 1981?, answer: Kane Kramer | question: Apple drew attention to a patent for what?, answer: a similar device | question: Who applied for a UK patent for his design of a "plastic music box" in 1981?, answer: Kramer
+question: When did the crisis hit its most critical stage?, answer: September | question: What did the Federal Reserve program purchase?, answer: commercial paper | question: What did the U.S. government extend insurance for?, answer: money markets | question: What did the money market invest in to fund their operations?, answer: payrolls | question: Who issued commercial paper to finance their operations and payrolls?, answer: corporations | question: When did the TED spread reach a record 4.65%?, answer: October | question: How long was the withdrawal from money markets?, answer: one week | question: When was the withdrawal from money markets less than $144.5 billion?, answer: the week | question: What type of insurance did the U.S. government extend to money market accounts?, answer: deposit insurance | question: What did the U.S. government use to purchase commercial paper?, answer: Federal Reserve programs
+question: When did Beyoncé make her runway debut?, answer: September | question: Who was named "World's Most Beautiful Woman" by People in 2012?, answer: Beyoncé | question: Where are wax figures of Beyoncé found?, answer: Madame Tussauds Wax Museums | question: Who named Beyoncé the "Hottest Female Singer of All Time" in 2012?, answer: Complex | question: Where are the Madame Tussauds Wax Museums located?, answer: major cities | question: Where is the Madame Tussauds Wax Museum?, answer: New York | question: Where is the Madame Tussauds Wax Museum located?, answer: Sydney | question: When did Beyoncé make her runway debut?, answer: Spring/Summer 2011
+question: Who did West say he did not diss?, answer: Taylor Swift | question: What was West's response to Taylor's apologetic tweets?, answer: sorry Taylor | question: Who did West write a song for?, answer: Taylor | question: Who did West write a song for?, answer: Swift | question: What did West write about Taylor Swift in September 2010?, answer: apologetic tweets | question: When did West write a series of apologetic tweets addressed to Swift?, answer: September | question: What did West do with the song "Famous"?, answer: West implies | question: Who wrote a series of apologetic tweets addressed to Swift in September 2010?, answer: West | question: Who did West say didn't want or need Taylor's song?, answer: fans | question: What did West say he and Taylor might still have?, answer: sex/
+question: Who rebuked West for performing in Kazakhstan in 2013?, answer: human rights groups | question: Why did Sting cancel his performances in Kazakhstan?, answer: human rights concerns | question: Who was the president of Kazakhstan in 2013?, answer: Nursultan Nazarbayev | question: Who was Nursultan's grandson?, answer: Nazarbayev | question: When was West rebuked for performing at the wedding of Nursultan Nazarbayev's grandson?, answer: September | question: Who was rebuked for performing at the wedding of Nursultan Nazarbayev's grandson?, answer: West | question: What is Kazakhstan's human rights record?, answer: the poorest human rights records | question: Where did West perform at the wedding of Nursultan Nazarbayev's grandson?, answer: Kazakhstan | question: What were stop and search laws directed against?, answer: potential illegal aliens
+question: Who wrote the film's title theme?, answer: Sam Smith | question: What was the title of the film's theme?, answer: Writing | question: Who wrote the film's title theme?, answer: regular collaborator Jimmy Napes | question: Who performed the film's title theme?, answer: Smith | question: Who was Sam Smith's regular collaborator?, answer: Jimmy Napes | question: Who wrote the film's title theme?, answer: Napes | question: When was the film's title theme written?, answer: September | question: What was the title theme for "Writing's on the Wall" written for?, answer: the film | question: What was the demo used for?, answer: the final release
+question: What is the name of the school that TAFE Tasmania restructured in 2009?, answer: Tasmanian Skills Institute www.skillsinstitute.tas.edu.au | question: What is the abbreviation for the Tasmanian Polytechnic?, answer: Tasmanian Skills Institute | question: What is the name of the school that TAFE Tasmania restructured in 2009?, answer: Tasmanian Academy | question: What is the name of the new college system in Tasmania?, answer: TAFE Tasmania | question: In what state did the old college system and TAFE begin a 3-year restructure?, answer: Tasmania | question: Where is the Tasmanian Polytechnic located?, answer: www.polytechnic.tas.edu.au | question: What is the new name for TAFE Tasmania?, answer: the Tasmanian Polytechnic | question: What did TAFE Tasmania restructure in 2009?, answer: the old college system | question: What did the old college system and TAFE Tasmania start in 2009?, answer: a 3-year restructure | question: How long was the restructure of TAFE Tasmania?, answer: 3-year
+question: Who described Beyoncé as the most important and compelling popular musician of the twenty-first century?, answer: Jody Rosen | question: Who is the heir-apparent diva of the USA?, answer: Beyoncé | question: What type of music did Beyoncé play in the 20th century?, answer: pop | question: Who was Jody Rosen?, answer: The New Yorker music critic | question: What was Jody Rosen's description of Beyoncé?, answer: the logical end point | question: What magazine described Beyoncé as "the most important and compelling popular musician of the twenty-first century"?, answer: The New Yorker | question: What did Jody Rosen call Beyoncé?, answer: the most important and compelling popular musician | question: What was the decade when singles regained their status as pop's favourite medium?, answer: a century | question: What was the name of Beyoncé's single that regained its status as pop's favourite medium?, answer: Single Ladies
+question: In what type of Buddhism can there be no divine salvation or forgiveness for one's karma?, answer: Theravada Buddhism | question: What do some forms of Buddhism consider the recitation of mantras to cut off?, answer: previous negative karma | question: What type of Buddhism claims that the recitation or merely the hearing of their texts can expunge great swathes of negative karma?, answer: Mahayana Buddhism | question: In what type of Buddhism can there be no divine salvation or forgiveness for one's karma?, answer: Theravada | question: In what religion can there be no divine salvation or forgiveness for one's karma?, answer: Buddhism | question: What do some forms of Buddhism believe the recitation of mantras can cut off?, answer: negative karma | question: In Theravada Buddhism, there can be no divine salvation or what for one's karma?, answer: forgiveness | question: What texts claim that the recitation or merely the hearing of their texts can expunge great swathes of negative karma?, answer: certain Mahayana sutras | question: Amitbha has the power to destroy karma that would otherwise bind one in what?, answer: saṃsāra | question: What does the recitation of Mahayana sutras claim can expunge of negative karma?, answer: great swathes
+question: What is the ultimate goal of Nirvana?, answer: Theravada Buddhism | question: Which Buddhism aspires to Buddhahood via the bodhisattva path?, answer: Mahayana Buddhism | question: Which Buddhism aspires to Buddhahood or rainbow body?, answer: Tibetan Buddhism | question: What is seen as a cycle of suffering in Theravada Buddhism?, answer: rebirth | question: What is the ultimate goal of Theravada Buddhism?, answer: Nirvana | question: What does the bodhisattva path help?, answer: other beings | question: What does the bodhisattva path help other beings reach?, answer: awakening | question: What is the cycle of rebirth in Theravada Buddhism?, answer: suffering | question: What is another name for the Middle Way?, answer: the Noble Eightfold Path | question: What is Nirvana?, answer: the sublime state
+question: What doctrine states that a person may awaken from the "sleep of ignorance" by directly realizing the true nature of reality?, answer: Theravada doctrine | question: What are arahants?, answer: such people | question: What doctrine states that a person may awaken from the "sleep of ignorance" by directly realizing the true nature of reality?, answer: Theravada | question: Theravada doctrine states that a person may awaken from the "sleep of what?, answer: ignorance | question: What are people who awaken from the "sleep of ignorance" called?, answer: arahants | question: In Theravada doctrine, a person may awaken from the "sleep of ignorance" by directly realizing the true nature of what?, answer: reality | question: What do arahants no longer reincarnate as?, answer: other being | question: What are arahants?, answer: these awakened beings | question: In Theravada doctrine, a person may awaken from the "sleep of ignorance" by directly realizing what of reality?, answer: the true nature | question: What is another name for arahants?, answer: occasionally buddhas
+question: What is the cause of craving in Theravada Buddhism?, answer: human existence | question: In what type of Buddhism is the cause of human existence and suffering identified as craving?, answer: Theravāda Buddhism | question: What is the cause of human existence in Theravada Buddhism?, answer: suffering | question: What is another name for the various defilements in Theravada Buddhism?, answer: delusion | question: What must be done to be free from the defilements?, answer: internal investigation | question: What is the cause of human existence and suffering identified as in Theravada Buddhism?, answer: craving | question: What are commonly summed up as greed, hatred and delusion?, answer: These various defilements | question: What is the cause of human existence and suffering identified as in Theravada Buddhism?, answer: the various defilements | question: What is another name for delusion?, answer: hatred | question: What are the various defilements traditionally summed up as in Theravada Buddhism?, answer: greed
+question: What university was founded in Bursa in 2010?, answer: Bursa Technical University | question: What is the oldest technical university in Turkey?, answer: Istanbul Technical University | question: What is the new name of Yildiz University?, answer: Yildiz Technical University | question: What is the name of the sixth technical university in Konya?, answer: Konya Technical University | question: What is the name of the technical university that was founded in Kocaeli and Izmir in the 1950s?, answer: Yildiz University | question: Where were the 2 institutes of technology founded?, answer: Izmir | question: In what country is Istanbul Technical University located?, answer: Turkey | question: What city is the name of the technical university that was founded in 2010?, answer: Bursa | question: What is Istanbul Technical University?, answer: the oldest technical university | question: Where were the 2 institutes of technology founded?, answer: Kocaeli
+question: Who believes that materialists have mistaken the abstract for the concrete?, answer: Whitehead | question: What does Whitehead call the fallacy of?, answer: misplaced concreteness | question: What are logically distinct, but are progressively connected in what Whitehead calls a "society" of?, answer: events | question: What do "classical" concepts fail to account for?, answer: change | question: What is logically distinct, but is progressively connected in a "society" of events?, answer: experience | question: What concept is problematic in Whitehead's view?, answer: "form | question: What do "classical" concepts overlook?, answer: the active and experiential nature | question: What are the most basic elements of?, answer: the world
+question: What did Austen and Lee value individual worth over?, answer: social standing | question: Where was Jane Austen from?, answer: South Alabama | question: What did Jane Austen and Lee challenge the social status quo?, answer: valued individual worth | question: Who remarked that her aspiration was "to be... the Jane Austen of South Alabama"?, answer: Lee | question: Who did Lee say she wanted to be in South Alabama?, answer: Austen | question: What did Jane Austen and Lee oppose?, answer: status | question: What did Austen and Lee challenge?, answer: the social status quo | question: What was Lee's aspiration in 1964?, answer: the Jane Austen of South Alabama | question: Who is the black cook at the Finch home?, answer: Calpurnia | question: What was Lee's aspiration in 1964?, answer: the Jane Austen
+question: Who was the defendant in Netbula, LLC v.?, answer: Chordiant Software Inc. | question: Who filed a motion to compel Netbula to disable the robots.txt file on its website?, answer: defendant Chordiant | question: Who filed a motion to compel Netbula to disable the robots.txt file on its website?, answer: Chordiant | question: Who did Chordiant file a motion to compel to disable the robots.txt file on its website?, answer: Netbula | question: What company was Netbula a part of?, answer: LLC | question: What did Netbula, LLC v. Chordiant Software Inc. cause the Wayback Machine to retroactively remove access to?, answer: pages | question: What did Netbula, LLC v. Chordiant Software Inc. cause the Wayback Machine to retroactively remove access to?, answer: previous versions | question: What did Netbula, LLC v. Chordiant Software Inc. cause the Wayback Machine to retroactively remove from previous versions of pages it had archived?, answer: access | question: Where was the robots.txt file stored?, answer: its web site | question: Whose site did Chordiant believe would support his case?, answer: Nebula
+question: Who was the President and CEO of the New York Federal Reserve Bank in 2008?, answer: Timothy Geithner | question: What did Geithner blame for the freezing of?, answer: credit markets | question: What bank was Geithner president and CEO of in 2008?, answer: the New York Federal Reserve Bank Timothy Geithner | question: What bank was Geithner the CEO of in 2008?, answer: the New York Federal Reserve Bank | question: What was Geithner's position at the New York Federal Reserve Bank?, answer: CEO | question: What did Geithner place for the freezing of credit markets?, answer: significant blame | question: In what markets did the shadow banking system borrow short-term to purchase long-term, illiquid and risky assets?, answer: liquid markets | question: What was Geithner's title in 2008?, answer: President | question: What position did Geithner hold in 2009?, answer: Secretary | question: What did Geithner say the shadow banking system was vulnerable to?, answer: depressed prices
+question: What was the "Giant Pool of Money" represented by?, answer: worldwide fixed income investments | question: Who argued that a "Giant Pool of Money" sought higher yields than U.S. Treasury bonds?, answer: NPR correspondents | question: What award did NPR win?, answer: Peabody Award | question: What did the "Giant Pool of Money" seek higher yields than?, answer: U.S. Treasury bonds | question: Who responded to NPR's demand for safer investments?, answer: Investment banks | question: What had roughly doubled in size from 2000 to 2007?, answer: Money | question: What did the "Giant Pool of Money" seek higher yields from 2000 to 2007?, answer: money | question: In what program did NPR argue that a "Giant Pool of Money" sought higher yields than U.S. Treasury bonds?, answer: a Peabody Award winning program | question: Which Peabody Award winning program argued that a "Giant Pool of Money" sought higher yields than U.S. Treasury bonds?, answer: NPR | question: What did the "Giant Pool of Money" seek?, answer: higher yields
+question: What indicated displacement of up to 9 meters along a fault?, answer: preliminary rupture models | question: Who warned that there was a high risk of a major M>7 aftershock?, answer: USGS seismologist Tom Parsons | question: What is the name of the US Geological Survey?, answer: USGS | question: What does the USGS stand for?, answer: a United States Geological Survey | question: What did preliminary rupture models of the earthquake indicate?, answer: displacement | question: What was the probability of occurrence of at the northeastern and southwestern ends of the fault?, answer: future events | question: What does the US Geological Survey stand for?, answer: USGS) study | question: Who was the USGS seismologist on May 20?, answer: Tom Parsons | question: The USGS warned that there was a high risk of a major M>7 aftershock over the next weeks or how long?, answer: months | question: How deep was the fault in the USGS study?, answer: 20 km
+question: In a movie theater, steps in the aisles are usually marked with what?, answer: small lights | question: What are the small lights in a movie theater for?, answer: safety | question: What is the purpose of the small lights in a movie theater?, answer: convenience | question: What type of low voltage lamps are commonly used in movie theaters?, answer: small low wattage | question: What are off when a movie starts?, answer: the other lights | question: What type of lights are being replaced with in movie theaters?, answer: LED based versions | question: What are marked with small lights in a movie theater?, answer: steps | question: In a movie theater, the small lights are usually marked with a row of small lights for convenience and safety when what has started and the other lights are off?, answer: the film | question: Where are steps in the aisles marked with small lights for convenience and safety?, answer: a movie theater | question: In a movie theater, steps are usually marked with a row of small lights for convenience and safety when the film has started and the other lights are off?, answer: the aisles
+question: What can a measure of cooperation as opposed to competition be achieved amongst?, answer: higher education institutions | question: What are polytechnics and institutes of technology considered today?, answer: similar institutions | question: A number of polytechnics providing what is simply a result of a formal upgrading from their original and historical role as intermediate technical education schools?, answer: higher education | question: What has emerged solely through an administrative change of statutes?, answer: other non-university institutions | question: Polytechnics and institutes of technology used to be considered similar institutions of what?, answer: higher learning | question: A number of polytechnics providing higher education is simply a result of a formal upgrading from their original and historical role as what?, answer: intermediate technical education schools | question: Where are polytechnics and institutes of technology generally considered similar institutions of higher learning?, answer: many countries | question: What is another name for a university of applied sciences?, answer: polytechnic university | question: What type of schools were converted into more university-like institutions?, answer: former vocational education | question: What is the place and relation of science and technology in South Africa?, answer: technology
+question: Who was the deputy director of CEA's Seismic Monitoring Network Center?, answer: geologist Zhang Xiaodong | question: What CEA center did Zhang Xiaodong work for?, answer: Seismic Monitoring Network Center | question: Who was the deputy director of CEA's Seismic Monitoring Network Center?, answer: Zhang Xiaodong | question: What was Zhang Xiaodong's position at CEA's Seismic Monitoring Network Center?, answer: deputy director | question: Who held a press conference after the earthquake?, answer: the State Council Information Office | question: What did Zhang Xiaodong say was a global issue?, answer: that earthquake prediction | question: What organization is Zhang Xiaodong a deputy director of?, answer: CEA | question: The State Council Information Office held a press conference the day after what event?, answer: the earthquake | question: What did Zhang Xiaodong say was not received before the earthquake?, answer: no prediction notification
+question: What is the abbreviation for a cardinal?, answer: abbreviated Card | question: What is the abbreviated title for a cardinal?, answer: Card | question: What is the abbreviation for a cardinal?, answer: Cardinal | question: Why do cardinals sign by placing the title "Cardinal" after their personal name and before their surname?, answer: accordance | question: What is another name for "Cardinal"?, answer: John Card(inal | question: What do cardinals sign by placing the title "Cardinal" after their personal name and before their surname?, answer: tradition | question: In what language is "Ioannes Card(inalis) Cognomen" used?, answer: Latin | question: What is the Latin name for a cardinal?, answer: Ioannes Card(inalis) Cognomen | question: What is an example of a cardinal's surname?, answer: instance | question: What is the first name of a cardinal?, answer: First
+question: What are Carduchi and Old Parthian?, answer: Such hypothetical Old Iranian languages | question: What is the only directly attested Old Iranian language?, answer: Old Persian | question: Old Persian and Avestan are the only directly attested Old Iranian what?, answer: languages | question: The existence of unattested languages can sometimes be inferred from the impact they had on what?, answer: neighbouring languages | question: What can sometimes be inferred from the impact they had on neighbouring languages?, answer: unattested languages | question: What is an example of a hypothetical Old Iranian language?, answer: Old Parthian | question: What language must have had a predecessor "Old Iranian" form?, answer: Middle Iranian | question: Old Persian and Avestan are the only directly attested Old what language?, answer: Iranian | question: What are Old Persian and Avestan?, answer: the only directly attested Old Iranian languages | question: What must have had a predecessor "Old Iranian" form of that language?, answer: all Middle Iranian languages
+question: How many articles did Whitehead write on mathematics?, answer: numerous articles | question: A Treatise on Universal Algebra was a major work on what subject?, answer: mathematics | question: What is regarded as one of the most important works in mathematical logic of the 20th century?, answer: Principia Mathematica | question: In addition to articles on mathematics, what else did Whitehead write?, answer: addition | question: What was the subject of A Treatise on in 1898?, answer: Universal Algebra | question: Who wrote A Treatise on Universal Algebra?, answer: Whitehead | question: Who co-wrote Principia Mathematica?, answer: Bertrand Russell | question: What was An Introduction to?, answer: Mathematics | question: How many books did Whitehead write on the subject of mathematics?, answer: three major books | question: Principia Mathematica is regarded as one of the most important works in what?, answer: mathematical logic
+question: Who was cast as Marco Sciarra?, answer: Alessandro Cremona | question: Who was Alessandro Cremona cast as?, answer: Marco Sciarra | question: Who was cast as Estrella?, answer: Stephanie Sigman | question: Who was cast as a villain for scenes shot in Austria?, answer: Detlef Bothe | question: Detlef Bothe was cast as a villain for scenes shot in what country?, answer: Austria | question: Alessandro Cremona was cast as Marco Sciarra in what role?, answer: addition | question: Stephanie Sigman was cast as what character?, answer: Estrella | question: Detlef Bothe was cast as a villain for what?, answer: scenes | question: Who was cast as Marco Sciarra?, answer: the principal cast | question: In February 2015, over fifteen hundred extras were hired for what scene in Mexico?, answer: the pre-title sequence
+question: Where are many institutes of technology embedded in France's education system?, answer: most French universities | question: Polytech institutes provide both undergraduate and what type of engineering curricula?, answer: graduate engineering curricula | question: How many institutes of technology are included in France's education system?, answer: many institutes | question: What do IUTs provide?, answer: undergraduate technology curricula | question: What type of institutes are embedded within most French universities?, answer: technology | question: Polytech institutes are embedded in what country's universities?, answer: French | question: In addition to most French universities, what else is included in France's education system?, answer: addition | question: What country's education system includes many institutes of technology?, answer: France | question: How many French universities are Polytech institutes embedded in?, answer: eleven French universities
+question: What do Mahayana Buddhists believe there are in other universes?, answer: innumerable other Buddhas | question: Where do Mahayana Buddhists believe there are innumerable other Buddhas?, answer: other universes | question: Who believe there are innumerable other Buddhas in other universes?, answer: Mahayana Buddhists | question: What do Mahayana Buddhists believe there are innumerable other in other universes?, answer: Buddhas | question: What do Mahayana Buddhists believe there are innumerable other Buddhas in other universes?, answer: addition | question: A Theravada commentary says that Buddhas arise one at a time in this world element, but not at all in what?, answer: others | question: The understandings of this matter reflect widely differing interpretations of basic terms, such as "world realm" between the various schools of what?, answer: Buddhism | question: A Theravada commentary says that Buddhas arise one at a time in what?, answer: this world element | question: The understandings of this matter reflect widely differing interpretations of what?, answer: basic terms | question: What is a basic term used by the various schools of Buddhism?, answer: "world realm
+question: What can only be set up on land that is unowned and suitable for solar panels?, answer: solar panels | question: Roofs have been found to be a suitable place for what?, answer: solar cells | question: What can be established on lands that are unowned by businesses?, answer: solar plants | question: What has a large effect on the available solar energy?, answer: land availability | question: What has a large effect on the available solar energy?, answer: land | question: What type of land is unowned by businesses where solar plants can be established?, answer: lands | question: What does land availability have a large effect on?, answer: the available solar energy | question: Land availability has a large effect on the available solar what?, answer: energy | question: What has land availability had a large effect on the available solar energy?, answer: addition | question: Who has discovered that they can collect energy directly from their homes?, answer: many people
+question: What type of pet has been associated with increased coronary artery disease survival?, answer: pet dogs | question: Who is less likely to die within one year of an acute myocardial infarction?, answer: human guardians | question: What do people with dogs take more physical exercise with than those without?, answer: pets | question: What type of pet has been associated with increased coronary artery disease survival?, answer: dogs | question: What type of effects do keeping pets have on human health and behaviour?, answer: positive effects | question: What does keeping pets have a positive effect on?, answer: human health | question: What has been associated with increased coronary artery disease survival?, answer: Pet guardianship | question: Who is less likely to die within one year of an acute myocardial infarction than those who did not own a dog?, answer: guardians | question: What animal did people with more physical exercise with than those without pets?, answer: cats | question: How did people with pets take more physical exercise than those without pets?, answer: addition
+question: Who was the provider of TVP Polonia?, answer: Telewizja Polska | question: Telewizja Polska, Inc. v. Echostar Satellite, No. 02 C 3293, 65 Fed. R. Evid. Serv. 673?, answer: Polska USA | question: Telewizja Polska USA, Inc. v. Echostar Satellite, No. 02 C 3293, 65 Fed. R. Evid. Serv. 673?, answer: Polska | question: Who was the provider of TVP Polonia?, answer: Telewizja | question: Telewizja Polska USA, Inc. v. Echostar Satellite, No. 02 C 3293, 65 is a case of what organization?, answer: Fed | question: Telewizja Polska USA, Inc. v. who?, answer: Echostar Satellite | question: Telewizja Polska USA, Inc. v. Echostar Satellite, No. 02 C 3293, 65 Fed. R. Evid. Serv. 673 (N.D. Ill. Oct. 15, 2004), a litigant attempted to use the Wayback Machine archives as a source of what?, answer: admissible evidence | question: What was the underlying pages of Telewizja Polska's website?, answer: the Telewizja Polska website
+question: In what month and year did Beyoncé speak at a TEDxEuston conference?, answer: April | question: What did Beyoncé say we should all be?, answer: feminists | question: Who delivered Beyoncé's speech "We should all be feminists"?, answer: Nigerian author Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie | question: Who was asked if she considered herself a feminist in an interview published by Vogue in April 2013?, answer: Beyoncé | question: What magazine published an interview with Beyoncé in April 2013?, answer: Vogue | question: Who delivered the speech "We should all be feminists"?, answer: Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie | question: What was the name of Beyoncé's song that was released later that year?, answer: Flawless | question: What nationality was Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie?, answer: Nigerian | question: Where did Adichie deliver his speech?, answer: TEDxEuston | question: When was Beyoncé's TEDxEuston speech released?, answer: April 2013
+question: What did Schwarzenegger's father do to his children?, answer: child abuse | question: Who told Fortune that he suffered child abuse at the hands of his father?, answer: Schwarzenegger | question: What magazine interviewed Schwarzenegger in 2004?, answer: Fortune | question: What nationality was Schwarzenegger's father?, answer: German | question: Who did Schwarzenegger see being broken by their parents?, answer: the children | question: In what interview did Schwarzenegger tell Fortune that he suffered child abuse at the hands of his father?, answer: an interview | question: What was the mentality of many of the children he's seen broken by their parents?, answer: the German-Austrian mentality | question: What was pulled by Schwarzenegger's father?, answer: My hair | question: Where did Schwarzenegger's father live?, answer: the hands | question: Who did Schwarzenegger say abused him?, answer: his father
+question: What magazine interviewed Schwarzenegger in 1999?, answer: Talk magazine | question: Who was asked if he thought of running for office in 1999?, answer: Schwarzenegger | question: What magazine interviewed Schwarzenegger in 1999?, answer: Talk | question: What position did Schwarzenegger think he would run for in 1999?, answer: office | question: What state did the Hollywood Reporter say Schwarzenegger wanted to end speculation about running for governor?, answer: California | question: What position did the Hollywood Reporter believe Schwarzenegger would run for?, answer: governor | question: What did he say he was in the middle of his career?, answer: show business | question: What did the Hollywood Reporter claim Schwarzenegger wanted to end?, answer: speculation | question: In what type of interview was Schwarzenegger asked if he thought of running for office?, answer: an interview | question: When was he interviewed by Talk magazine?, answer: late 1999
+question: What is the origin of the word "bitch"?, answer: Old English bicce | question: What language is bicche from?, answer: Middle English | question: From what language does the word "bitch" come?, answer: Old Norse bikkja | question: Where is a male canine referred to as a dog?, answer: breeding circles | question: What language does the word "bitch" come from?, answer: English | question: What language is bikkja from?, answer: Old Norse | question: What is the process of birth whelping from?, answer: the Old English word hwelp | question: What is another name for a bitch?, answer: (Middle English bicche | question: What is referred to as a dog in breeding circles?, answer: a male canine | question: What are pups or puppies from?, answer: French poupée
+question: What was the special class of clergy called in the 9th century?, answer: cardinals | question: Who did the name cardinal begin to be applied to as a mark of honour?, answer: certain church men | question: What did the name cardinal begin to be applied to certain church men as a mark of?, answer: honour | question: Who reserved the name cardinal for the cardinals of Rome in 1567?, answer: Pius V. | question: Where did the name cardinal begin to be applied to certain church men as a mark of honour?, answer: cities | question: Where was the name cardinal reserved for cardinals in 1567?, answer: Rome | question: What did the cardinals of Paris distinguish them from?, answer: country clergy | question: In cities other than Rome, what was applied to certain church men as a mark of honour?, answer: the name cardinal | question: Who sent a letter in 747 to Pippin III?, answer: Pope Zacharias | question: Who sent a letter in 747 to Pippin III?, answer: Zacharias
+question: What is another name for conformation shows?, answer: breed shows | question: What is another name for breed shows?, answer: conformation shows | question: What does a judge evaluate in conformation shows?, answer: individual purebred dogs | question: What is a judge familiar with in conformation shows?, answer: the specific dog breed | question: What does a judge in a conformation show evaluate purebred dogs for conformity with?, answer: their established breed type | question: What does a judge in a conformation show evaluate purebred dogs for?, answer: conformity | question: In conformation shows, a judge familiar with the specific dog breed evaluates individual purebred dogs for conformity with their established breed type as described in what?, answer: the breed standard | question: What is one of the externally observable qualities of a purebred dog?, answer: movement | question: What is one of the externally observable qualities of a purebred dog?, answer: appearance | question: The breed standard only deals with the externally observable qualities of what?, answer: the dog
+question: What did polytechnics offer from bachelor's, master's and PhD?, answer: university equivalent degrees | question: In the UK, what is a binary system of higher education consisting of?, answer: universities | question: Where is there often a significant and confused distinction between polytechnics and universities?, answer: countries | question: What is the UK's binary system of higher education called?, answer: research orientation | question: In what country is there a significant and confused distinction between polytechnics and universities?, answer: Malaysia | question: What is the UK's binary system of higher education called?, answer: polytechnics | question: In what country is there a significant and confused distinction between polytechnics and universities?, answer: Singapore | question: In what country is there a significant and confused distinction between polytechnics and universities?, answer: Portugal | question: What did polytechnics offer university equivalents to?, answer: degrees | question: In what country is there a significant and confused distinction between polytechnics and universities?, answer: Finland
+question: What type of dog has a first estrous cycle?, answer: domestic dogs | question: What begins to happen around age six to twelve months for both males and females?, answer: sexual maturity | question: What type of dog will have their first estrous cycle?, answer: females | question: What type of dog has their first estrous cycle?, answer: female dogs | question: When does sexual maturity begin in domestic dogs?, answer: age | question: What do female dogs experience biannually?, answer: subsequent estrous cycles | question: What type of dogs can have sexual maturity delayed until two years old?, answer: some large breeds | question: What are female dogs receptive to at the peak of their estrous cycle?, answer: copulation | question: What does the body prepare for during the subsequent estrous cycle?, answer: pregnancy | question: What is it called when a female dog is six to 12 months old?, answer: their first estrous cycle
+question: When did cardinals have important roles in secular affairs?, answer: early modern times | question: In early modern times, cardinals had important roles in what?, answer: secular affairs | question: Who had important roles in secular affairs in early modern times?, answer: cardinals | question: In early modern times, cardinals often had what in secular affairs?, answer: important roles | question: What was Henry, King of Portugal crowned?, answer: king | question: Who was Richelieu's successor?, answer: Jules Mazarin | question: Who was Henry VIII's chief minister?, answer: Cardinal Wolsey | question: In early modern times, cardinals took on powerful positions in what?, answer: government | question: What was Jules Mazarin's title?, answer: a cardinal | question: How many cardinals were there in Portugal?, answer: one cardinal
+question: What was not reserved to the cardinals in early times?, answer: papal election | question: When was the privilege of papal election not reserved to the cardinals?, answer: early times | question: Where is the Cardinal Bishop of if the person elected Pope is not yet a bishop?, answer: Ostia | question: For how long was the person elected Pope customarily a Roman priest?, answer: centuries | question: In early times, the person elected was customarily a Roman priest and never what from elsewhere?, answer: a bishop | question: In early times, the person elected was customarily a priest from what religion?, answer: Roman | question: Who consecrates a person elected Pope if he is not yet a bishop?, answer: Cardinals | question: In early times, the person elected was customarily a Roman priest and what else from elsewhere?, answer: never a bishop | question: Who is the Dean of the College of Cardinals?, answer: the Cardinal Bishop of Ostia | question: Who is the Dean of the College of Cardinals?, answer: the Cardinal Bishop
+question: In empirical therapy, a patient has proven what?, answer: suspected infection | question: What is initiated before the doctor knows the exact identification of the microorganism causing the infection?, answer: Empirical therapy | question: What is used when a patient has proven or suspected infection, but the responsible microorganism is not yet unidentified?, answer: empirical therapy | question: In empirical therapy, a patient has proven or suspected what?, answer: infection | question: How long does the identification process take in the laboratory?, answer: several days | question: What will the broad spectrum antibiotic be most active against?, answer: the likely cause | question: What is not yet unidentified in empirical therapy?, answer: the responsible microorganism | question: Empirical therapy is usually initiated before the doctor knows the exact identification of microorgansim causing what?, answer: the infection | question: Empirical therapy is usually initiated before the doctor knows the exact identification of what causing the infection?, answer: microorgansim | question: What takes several days in the laboratory?, answer: the identification process
+question: In eukaryotes, "genome" carries the typical connotation of only information on what?, answer: chromosomal DNA | question: What is the typical connotation on chromosomal DNA in eukaryotes?, answer: only information | question: The genetic information contained by chloroplasts or mitochondria is not considered part of the genome?, answer: DNA | question: What are mitochondria sometimes said to have?, answer: their own genome | question: What type of organism has only information on chromosomal DNA?, answer: eukaryotes | question: What type of eukaryote contains only information on chromosomal DNA?, answer: protozoa | question: What is another type of eukaryotes?, answer: animals | question: What type of eukaryote contains only information on chromosomal DNA?, answer: plants | question: What carries the typical connotation of only information on chromosomal DNA?, answer: "genome | question: The genetic information contained by DNA within chloroplasts or mitochondria is not considered part of what?, answer: the genome
+question: Whitehead describes any entity as nothing more than the sum of its relations to what?, answer: other entities | question: If a thing made strictly no difference to what, it could not be said to actually exist?, answer: any other entity | question: In what way does Whitehead describe any entity as in some sense nothing more and nothing less than the sum of its relations to other entities?, answer: fact | question: What is not secondary to what a thing is?, answer: Relations | question: Who describes any entity as in some sense nothing more and nothing less than the sum of its relations to other entities?, answer: Whitehead | question: Whitehead describes any entity as a synthesis of and what to the world around it?, answer: reaction | question: What does Whitehead describe as nothing more than the sum of its relations to other entities?, answer: any entity | question: What does a real thing force the rest of the universe to do?, answer: conform | question: What is just that which forces the rest of the universe to in some way conform to it?, answer: A real thing | question: Whitehead describes any entity as a synthesis of and reaction to what?, answer: the world
+question: What is difficult to define because of its diverse views and interests?, answer: process theology | question: Who are diverse and transdisciplinary in their views and interests?, answer: process theologians | question: What is difficult to define because process theologians are so diverse and transdisciplinary in their views and interests?, answer: theology | question: In what way is process theology difficult to define?, answer: fact | question: What do process theologians have in common?, answer: interests | question: Franklin I. Gamwell wrote on theology and what other subject?, answer: political theory | question: What did Bard and Söderqvist credit Whitehead for in the Syntheism - Creating God in the Internet Age?, answer: the process theology | question: What is John B. Cobb Jr.'s profession?, answer: a process theologian | question: Roland Faber and Catherine Keller integrate Whitehead with poststructuralist, postcolonialist, and what other theory?, answer: feminist theory | question: John B. Cobb Jr. has written books on biology and what other subject?, answer: economics
+question: What was the County of Drenthe exempt from paying?, answer: federal taxes | question: In what way was the County of Drenthe exempt from federal taxes?, answer: fact | question: How many provinces were in the County of Drenthe?, answer: eighth | question: What was the name of the eighth province?, answer: Drenthe | question: What was denied to the County of Drenthe?, answer: representation | question: What was the raadspensionaris not the official head of?, answer: state | question: How many provinces were in the County of Drenthe?, answer: an eighth province | question: The County of Drenthe was denied representation by whom?, answer: the States General | question: Who was the raadspensionaris?, answer: the main executive official | question: Who governed each province?, answer: the Provincial States
+question: What did Aonuma's team present to the public in 2004?, answer: realistic horseback riding,[l | question: At what event did Nintendo release a trailer for horseback riding?, answer: Electronic Entertainment Expo | question: Who released a trailer for horseback riding in 2004?, answer: Nintendo | question: What was the name of the sequel to The Wind Waker?, answer: Phantom Hourglass | question: Who created the realistic horseback riding game?, answer: Aonuma | question: At what event did Nintendo release a trailer for horseback riding?, answer: Electronic Entertainment Expo 2004 | question: What was the name of the game that was no longer a follow-up to?, answer: Wind Waker | question: What device was the sequel to The Wind Waker released for in 2007?, answer: the Nintendo DS | question: How long did it take for Aonuma's team to produce realistic horseback riding?, answer: four months
+question: Politecnico is a technical university that awards degrees in what field?, answer: engineering | question: Politecnico refers to a technical university awarding degrees in engineering in what?, answer: higher education | question: What is Politecnico?, answer: a technical university awarding degrees | question: What is the name of a technical university that awards degrees in engineering?, answer: Politecnico | question: What is the name of the two largest industrial cities of the north?, answer: Politecnici | question: In what part of the country were the Politecnici located?, answer: the north | question: What two cities were Politecnici in?, answer: the two largest industrial cities | question: How many Politecnici were there historically?, answer: two Politecnici | question: How many of the two largest industrial cities were Politecnici?, answer: each | question: How many Politecnici were there historically?, answer: two
+question: In what type of organism does Whitehead call symbolic reference?, answer: higher organisms | question: What is symbolic reference a fusion of?, answer: pure sense perceptions | question: What does Whitehead call "symbolic reference"?, answer: perception | question: What is an example of a higher organism?, answer: people | question: Who place objects in categories by habit and instinct?, answer: most people | question: Who said that a dog would have acted immediately on the hypothesis of a chair and would have jumped onto it by way of using it as such?, answer: Whitehead | question: What does Whitehead call the combination of appearance and causation in a process that is so automatic that both people and animals have difficulty refraining from it?, answer: symbolic reference | question: What does the sense perceptions indicate?, answer: a higher grade mentality | question: What indicates a higher grade mentality?, answer: the sense perceptions | question: How does Whitehead illustrate a person's encounter with a chair?, answer: way
+question: Who dissented to the report of the Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission?, answer: American Enterprise Institute fellow Peter J. Wallison | question: Who dissented to the report of the Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission?, answer: Peter J. Wallison | question: What organization did Peter J. Wallison belong to?, answer: American Enterprise Institute | question: Who estimated that Fannie and Freddie held 13 million substandard loans in 2008?, answer: Peter Wallison | question: What did Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac do?, answer: massive risky loan purchases | question: What did Peter J. Wallison believe the roots of the financial crisis could be traced to?, answer: affordable housing policies | question: What was the name of the company that Fannie Mae sponsored?, answer: Freddie Mac | question: What was the name of the government-sponsored entity that was responsible for massive loan purchases?, answer: Fannie Mae | question: Whose report did Peter J. Wallison disagree with?, answer: the Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission | question: What company held 13 million substandard loans in 2008?, answer: Freddie
+question: What was Chopin associated with?, answer: political insurrection | question: Where did Chopin compose most of his works?, answer: France | question: Who was one of music's earliest superstars?, answer: Chopin | question: Where was Chopin born?, answer: Poland | question: What type of accuracy has Chopin been the subject of many films and biographies?, answer: historical accuracy | question: Chopin was a leading symbol of what era?, answer: Romantic | question: What event has made Chopin a leading symbol of the Romantic era?, answer: his early death | question: Where was Chopin born?, answer: his native Poland
+question: Who was Deshin Shekpa?, answer: 5th Karmapa Lama | question: Who was Deshin Shekpa?, answer: Karmapa Lama | question: What Lama rejected the invitation of the Hongwu Emperor?, answer: Karmapa | question: Who aided the Yongle Emperor in his usurpation of the throne?, answer: monk Yao Guangxiao | question: Who was aided by the Buddhist monk Yao Guangxiao?, answer: the Yongle Emperor | question: Who was the father of the Yongle Emperor?, answer: the Hongwu Emperor | question: Who did the Yongle Emperor usurp the throne from?, answer: the Jianwen Emperor | question: Who claimed that the Yongle Emperor was well-disposed towards Buddhism?, answer: Rossabi | question: When was the Jianwen Emperor?, answer: r. | question: Who did the Yongle Emperor invite to his court?, answer: Deshin Shekpa
+question: At what number was The College Dropout listed in Rolling Stone's 2012 list of Greatest Albums of All Time?, answer: number | question: Who included three of West's albums in its 2012 list of Greatest Albums of All Time?, answer: Rolling Stone | question: What did Rolling Stone call West's albums in 2012?, answer: Greatest Albums | question: Rolling Stone included three of which artist's albums in its 2012 list of Greatest Albums of All Time?, answer: West | question: What was the name of West's album at number 353 in Rolling Stone's 2012 list of Greatest Albums of All Time?, answer: My Beautiful Dark | question: What was the name of West's album at number 298, in Rolling Stone's 2012 list of Greatest Albums of All Time?, answer: The College Dropout | question: What is the name of Rolling Stone's 2012 list of Greatest Albums of All Time?, answer: "500 Greatest Albums | question: Rolling Stone included three of West's albums in its 2012 list of Greatest Albums of what time?, answer: All Time | question: In what list did Rolling Stone include three of West's albums?, answer: its 2012 list
+question: What does ParkScore rank?, answer: urban park systems | question: What does ParkScore rank urban park systems by spending per resident?, answer: park services | question: What does ParkScore rank urban park systems by?, answer: park acres | question: What does ParkScore rank urban park systems by?, answer: median park size | question: ParkScore ranks urban park systems by a formula that analyzes median park size, park acres as percent of city area, the percent of who within a half-mile of a park, spending of park services per resident, and the number of playgrounds per 10,000 residents?, answer: city residents | question: ParkScore ranks urban park systems by a formula that analyzes median park size, park acres as percent of city area, the percent of city who s within a half-mile of a park, spending of park services per who?, answer: resident | question: What was New York City's park system ranked among the 50 most populous U.S. cities?, answer: the second best park system | question: What does ParkScore rank urban park systems as percent of?, answer: city area | question: What was the second best park system among the 50 most populous U.S. cities?, answer: the park system | question: Where was the second best park system among the 50 most populous U.S. cities?, answer: New York City
+question: What did the Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington call Schwarzenegger's term as governor?, answer: various ethics issues | question: What group called Schwarzenegger a "worst governor" in the U.S.?, answer: Progressive ethics watchdog group Citizens | question: What position did Schwarzenegger hold in the U.S. in 2010?, answer: governor | question: Who was named one of the worst governors in the US in 2010?, answer: Schwarzenegger | question: What was the name of the group that called Schwarzenegger a "worst governor" in the U.S.?, answer: Responsibility | question: What was the name of the group that called Schwarzenegger a "worst governor" in the U.S.?, answer: Ethics | question: Where was the Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in 2010 located?, answer: Washington | question: What political party is Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington?, answer: Progressive | question: In what country did Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington call Schwarzenegger one of the worst governors?, answer: the United States
+question: What did the Internet Archive remove from the Wayback Machine in 2002?, answer: various sites | question: In 2002, the Internet Archive removed sites that were critical of what religion from the Wayback Machine?, answer: Scientology | question: Who requested the removal of the sites?, answer: the site owner | question: Who did not want their material removed?, answer: the site owners | question: Where did the Internet Archive remove sites that were critical of Scientology in 2002?, answer: the Wayback Machine | question: Who removed sites that were critical of Scientology from the Wayback Machine in 2002?, answer: the Internet Archive | question: When did the Internet Archive remove sites that were critical of Scientology from the Wayback Machine?, answer: late 2002 | question: What did the site owners not want removed?, answer: their material | question: Who requested the removal of the sites?, answer: the Church of Scientology | question: What was the error message in the Wayback Machine?, answer: response
+question: Who invited Chopin to visit Scotland?, answer: Jane Stirling | question: Where did Chopin stay in Scotland?, answer: Calder House | question: When was Chopin invited to visit Scotland?, answer: late summer | question: Who invited Chopin to visit Scotland in the summer of 1848?, answer: Stirling | question: When did Chopin write his last will and testament?, answer: late October | question: Where was Calder House located?, answer: Edinburgh | question: Where did Chopin stay in Renfrewshire?, answer: Johnstone Castle | question: What is the current name of the Hopetoun Rooms?, answer: Erskine House | question: What country did Chopin visit in the summer of 1848?, answer: Scotland | question: Who was Chopin's physician when he wrote his last will and testament?, answer: Adam Łyszczyński
+question: Where did architecture and urbanism reflect the constant engagement with the divine and the supernatural?, answer: many ancient civilizations | question: Who resorted to monumentality in architecture to represent symbolically the political power of the ruler?, answer: many ancient cultures | question: What reflected the constant engagement with the divine and the supernatural?, answer: architecture | question: In what ancient civilization did architecture and urbanism reflect the constant engagement with the divine and the supernatural?, answer: Mesopotamia | question: Along with Mesopotamia, what ancient civilization reflected the constant engagement with the divine and the supernatural?, answer: Egypt | question: What type of architecture reflected the constant engagement with the divine and the supernatural?, answer: urbanism | question: What type of architecture did ancient civilizations use to represent the political power of the ruler?, answer: monumentality | question: What did architecture and urbanism reflect in ancient civilizations?, answer: the constant engagement | question: What was the political power of the ruler?, answer: the ruling elite | question: What is another name for the ruling elite?, answer: the state
+question: Where did protests occur along the North American and European route?, answer: many cities | question: What was one of the causes of the protests?, answer: animal rights | question: What was one of the causes of the protests?, answer: legal online gambling | question: What was the cause of the protests in many cities along the North American and European route?, answer: Tibetan independence | question: Along with the North American route, what route was the torch relay on?, answer: European | question: Why was the torch extinguished during the Paris leg?, answer: security reasons | question: How many times did the protesters change the path of the torch relay?, answer: occasions | question: Who protested against China's human rights record?, answer: people | question: What was protested in many cities along the North American and European route?, answer: the torch relay | question: Who extinguished the torch several times during the Paris leg?, answer: Chinese security officials
+question: What is the name of the sixth generation of the iPhone?, answer: iPod Touch | question: Who announced a new model of the iPod Touch in mid-2015?, answer: Apple | question: When was the sixth generation of the iPod Touch released?, answer: July | question: When was a new model of the iPod Touch announced?, answer: mid-2015 | question: The core of the sixth generation iPod Touch is over 5 times faster than what?, answer: previous models | question: What did the sixth generation of the iPod Touch include?, answer: spec improvements | question: What is the name of the sixth generation of the iPhone?, answer: the iPod Touch | question: Where was the new iPod Touch released?, answer: the Apple store | question: What was announced in mid-2015?, answer: a new model | question: What processor was added to the sixth generation iPod Touch?, answer: A8
+question: What was spotted in mid-2015?, answer: several new color schemes | question: In mid-2015, several new color schemes for all of the current iPod models were spotted in the latest version of what?, answer: iTunes | question: What model was the first to be spotted with new color schemes?, answer: iPod | question: When were several new color schemes for all of the current iPod models spotted in the latest version of iTunes?, answer: mid-2015 | question: What was found by Pierre Dandumont?, answer: subsequent leaked photos | question: In mid-2015, several new color schemes for all of what were spotted in the latest version of iTunes?, answer: the current iPod models | question: Who discovered the leaked photos?, answer: Pierre Dandumont | question: In what version of iTunes were the new color schemes for all of the current iPod models spotted?, answer: the latest version | question: How many times was the first time an iPod was plugged in?, answer: first | question: What did the iPhone first plug in for the first time?, answer: an iPod
+question: In what field is the genome the genetic material of an organism?, answer: modern molecular biology | question: What is another name for RNA?, answer: RNA viruses | question: What is another name for DNA in RNA viruses?, answer: RNA | question: In modern molecular biology, the genome is the genetic material of an organism?, answer: genetics | question: In modern molecular biology and genetics, the genome is what of an organism?, answer: the genetic material | question: In modern molecular biology and genetics, the genome is the genetic material of what?, answer: an organism | question: The genome includes the genes and what of the DNA/RNA?, answer: the non-coding sequences | question: What includes both the genes and the non-coding sequences of the DNA/RNA?, answer: The genome | question: What is the genetic material of an organism?, answer: the genome | question: The genome includes the genes and the non-coding sequences of what?, answer: the DNA/RNA
+question: In modern times, a cardinal is interpreted as a cardinal who is of the order of what?, answer: priests | question: Who were the cardinal priests of the Diocese of Rome?, answer: certain key priests | question: What diocese was the cardinal priest of?, answer: Rome | question: When is the name cardinal priest interpreted as meaning a cardinal who is of the order of priests?, answer: modern times | question: What did the cardinal priests of the Diocese of Rome belong to?, answer: important churches | question: What is interpreted as meaning a cardinal who is of the order of priests?, answer: "cardinal priest | question: What were the key priests of important churches of the Diocese of Rome recognized as?, answer: the cardinal priests | question: What did the pope call the cardinal priests?, answer: the important priests | question: What was the pope's position in Rome?, answer: Bishop | question: What was the pope's position in Rome?, answer: Bishop of Rome
+question: In some Commonwealth countries, prime ministers and who are styled Right Honourable?, answer: former prime ministers | question: In what countries can a prime minister be entitled to the style of Excellency like a president?, answer: non-Commonwealth countries | question: In what countries are prime ministers and former prime ministers styled Right Honourable?, answer: some Commonwealth countries prime ministers | question: Who may be entitled to the style of Excellency like a president in non-Commonwealth countries?, answer: the prime minister | question: In what Commonwealth country are prime ministers and former prime ministers styled Right Honourable?, answer: Canada | question: In some Commonwealth countries prime ministers and former prime ministers are styled what?, answer: Right Honourable | question: In non-Commonwealth countries, the prime minister may be entitled to the style of what like a president?, answer: Excellency | question: What is the privilege of being a member of Her Majesty's Most Honourable Privy Council?, answer: current members | question: What is an example of a Commonwealth Prime Minister being styled Right Honourable?, answer: example | question: In the United Kingdom, prime ministers and former prime ministers are a privilege of being current members of what council?, answer: Most Honourable Privy Council
+question: Who was the Yongle Emperor's eunuch?, answer: Hou Xian | question: Who did the Yongle Emperor send to Tibet?, answer: Zhi Guang | question: Why did the Yongle Emperor send Hou Xian and Zhi Guang to Tibet?, answer: order | question: Where did the Yongle Emperor send his eunuch Hou Xian and the Buddhist monk Zhi Guang to?, answer: Tibet | question: Where did Hou Xian and Zhi Guang return to in 1407?, answer: Nanjing | question: Who did Hou Xian seek?, answer: Karmapa | question: Who did the Yongle Emperor dispatch to Tibet?, answer: his eunuch Hou Xian | question: What religion was Zhi Guang?, answer: Buddhist | question: When did Zhi Guang die?, answer: d. | question: Who dispatched Hou Xian and Zhi Guang to Tibet?, answer: the Yongle Emperor
+question: What is the Daysimeter?, answer: personal circadian light meter | question: What does the Daysimeter measure?, answer: light | question: What is the purpose of the Daysimeter?, answer: order | question: What is the name of the personal circadian light meter?, answer: Daysimeter | question: The Daysimeter is the first device to accurately measure and characterize light (intensity, spectrum, duration, and duration) entering the eye that affects the human body's clock?, answer: timing | question: What type of light is measured by the Daysimeter?, answer: spectrum | question: The Daysimeter is the first device to accurately measure and characterize light (intensity, spectrum, timing, and what else) entering the eye that affects the human body's clock?, answer: duration | question: The Daysimeter is the first device to accurately measure the amount of light entering which part of the body?, answer: the eye | question: What is the name of the personal circadian light meter?, answer: the Daysimeter
+question: The historical examples of what suggest that the area of the perpetrators' activity and control, as well as the possible extent of their reach, should be considered?, answer: genocide | question: In what paragraph do the judges raise the issue of the perpetrators' access to the victims?, answer: paragraph | question: The historical examples of genocide suggest that the area of the perpetrators' activity and what should be considered?, answer: control | question: What suggests that the area of the perpetrators' activity and control, as well as the possible extent of their reach, should be considered?, answer: The historical examples | question: Whose intent to destroy will always be limited by the opportunity presented to him?, answer: a perpetrator | question: The historical examples of genocide suggest that the area of what should be considered?, answer: the perpetrators’ activity | question: The historical examples of genocide suggest that the area of the perpetrators' activity and control, as well as what of their reach, should be considered?, answer: the possible extent | question: What can be combined with the opportunity presented to a perpetrator of genocide to determine whether the targeted group is substantial?, answer: other factors | question: What do the judges raise in paragraph 13?, answer: the issue
+question: In what system is the prime minister the presiding and actual head of government and head of the executive branch?, answer: parliamentary systems | question: In parliamentary systems, the prime minister is the presiding and actual what of government?, answer: head | question: In what system does the head of state hold a ceremonial position?, answer: such systems | question: In parliamentary systems, the head of state or the head of state's official representative often holds what?, answer: reserve powers | question: In parliamentary systems, what is the head of?, answer: state | question: In parliamentary systems, the prime minister is the presiding and actual head of what?, answer: government | question: In parliamentary systems, the prime minister is the presiding and actual head of government and head of the executive branch in what system?, answer: the Westminster system | question: What is the prime minister in parliamentary systems?, answer: the presiding and actual head | question: Who holds a ceremonial position in parliamentary systems?, answer: the head
+question: What houses rarely exercise the power of the cabinet?, answer: upper houses | question: In what type of system are governments generally required to have the confidence of the lower house of parliament?, answer: parliamentary systems | question: In parliamentary systems, governments are generally required to have what of the lower house of parliament?, answer: confidence | question: What type of system requires governments to have the confidence of the lower house of parliament?, answer: most constitutional systems | question: In what system are governments generally required to have the confidence of the lower house of parliament?, answer: parliament | question: In parliamentary systems, who has the right to block supply to the upper houses?, answer: parliaments | question: What does a small minority of parliaments have the right to block?, answer: supply | question: Who is generally required to have the confidence of the lower house of parliament?, answer: governments | question: In parliamentary systems, governments are generally required to have the confidence of what house of parliament?, answer: the lower house | question: How does a small minority of parliaments make the cabinet responsible to both houses?, answer: effect
+question: Whose theory of gravitation has been severely criticized?, answer: Whitehead | question: Whitehead's thought has had some influence in what field?, answer: physics | question: Whitehead's metaphysics of processes has proved attractive to some physicists in what field?, answer: quantum theory | question: Whose work does Tanaka propose does not refute Whitehead's formulation?, answer: Einstein | question: What is phenonena observed locally that largely violates the kind of local flatness of space that Whitehead assumes?, answer: gravitational waves
+question: When was Montana classified as a swing state?, answer: presidential elections | question: Who did Montana vote for in the 2008 presidential election?, answer: Republican candidates | question: Who has Montana voted for 40 percent of the time since 1889?, answer: Democratic presidents | question: Which state has voted for the Republican candidate in all but two elections from 1952 to the present?, answer: Montana | question: What political party has Montana voted for in all but two elections from 1952 to the present?, answer: Republican | question: Who won the 2008 presidential election in Montana?, answer: Republican John McCain | question: Who has Montana voted for most of the time since 1889?, answer: Democratic governors | question: What was Montana classified as in the 2008 presidential election?, answer: a swing state | question: In what election did the state last support a Democrat?, answer: president | question: Who won the 2008 presidential election in Montana?, answer: John McCain
+question: Who had the right to display the galero in their cathedral?, answer: Cardinals | question: When did the pope give a hat to a cardinal?, answer: previous times | question: What did the pope name at the consistory?, answer: a new cardinal | question: The scarlet galero is still displayed on the cardinal's coat of what?, answer: arms | question: What is still displayed on the cardinal's coat of arms in ecclesiastical heraldry?, answer: the scarlet galero | question: Who will still have a galero made, even though it is not officially part of their apparel?, answer: Some cardinals | question: Who would have a galero suspended from the ceiling above his tomb?, answer: a cardinal | question: What is the name of the wide-brimmed hat that the pope gave to a cardinal?, answer: a galero | question: What did cardinals have the right to display in their cathedral?, answer: the galero | question: What is a galero not officially?, answer: part
+question: What were conceived as "neighbourhood" schools for all students in a specified catchment area?, answer: comprehensive schools | question: In what principle were comprehensive schools conceived as "neighbourhood" schools for all students in a specified catchment area?, answer: principle | question: In principle, comprehensive schools were conceived as "neighbourhood" schools for all students in what?, answer: a specified catchment area | question: Along with Academies Programme, Free Schools, and Free Schools, what is another education reform that will have some impact on the comprehensive ideal?, answer: University Technical Colleges | question: What type of schools are currently being reformed?, answer: Free Schools | question: Current education reforms with Academies Programme, Free Schools and University Technical Colleges will no doubt have some impact on what?, answer: the comprehensive ideal | question: In principle, comprehensive schools were conceived as what for all students in a specified catchment area?, answer: "neighbourhood" schools | question: What is the name of the current education reform?, answer: Academies Programme | question: What will no doubt have some impact on the comprehensive ideal?, answer: Current education reforms | question: What are some of the current education reforms?, answer: Academies Programme, Free Schools
+question: What type of lighting has LEDs become more efficient?, answer: solid state lighting | question: What are LEDs?, answer: emitting diodes | question: When are light emitting diodes becoming more efficient?, answer: recent years | question: What are light emitting diodes?, answer: LEDs | question: What principle can be used to control the light emission of LEDs?, answer: nonimaging optics | question: What is the increase in the use of solid state lighting?, answer: an extraordinary increase | question: What can be controlled by using the principles of nonimaging optics?, answer: the light emission | question: What has been increased by the increase in the use of solid state lighting?, answer: the use | question: In what situations can the principles of nonimaging optics be used to control the light emission of LEDs?, answer: many situations | question: What can be used to control the light emission of LEDs?, answer: the principles
+question: What event was held in Detroit on April 20, 2009?, answer: SAE World Congress | question: When was the 2009 SAE World Congress?, answer: April | question: Why was Schwarzenegger invited to open the 2009 SAE World Congress?, answer: respect | question: In what country was the 2009 SAE World Congress held?, answer: US | question: Who was invited to open the 2009 SAE World Congress?, answer: Schwarzenegger | question: Where was the 2009 SAE World Congress held?, answer: Detroit | question: What did Schwarzenegger contribute to the direction of?, answer: the US motor industry | question: What event was Schwarzenegger invited to open in Detroit?, answer: the 2009 SAE World Congress | question: What did Schwarzenegger contribute to the US motor industry?, answer: the direction | question: What did Schwarzenegger do to the direction of the US motor industry?, answer: his contribution
+question: What type of protests did the Chinese media respond to?, answer: pro-human rights protests | question: What type of protests did the Chinese media respond to?, answer: pro-Tibet | question: What country's secessionists were referred to as "disrupting and sabotaging the Beijing Olympic Games"?, answer: Tibet | question: How did the Chinese media respond to pro-Tibet and pro-human rights protests?, answer: response | question: Who published articles about crowds supporting the torch relay?, answer: Chinese | question: What type of activists were trying to disrupt the Beijing Olympic Games?, answer: NGO | question: Who was intent on disrupting and sabotaging the Beijing Olympic Games?, answer: so-called human rights-minded NGO activists | question: What did the Chinese media say they were trying to sabotage?, answer: the Beijing Olympic Games | question: What did the Chinese media refer to as an example of a small number of 'Tibet independence' secessionists and a handful of so-called human rights-minded NGO activists?, answer: example
+question: What did the People's Daily urge Chinese people to express in an orderly and legal manner?, answer: patriotic aspiration | question: Who did the People's Daily urge to express their patriotic enthusiasm calmly and rationally?, answer: Chinese people | question: In what way did the People's Daily respond to the demonstrations?, answer: response | question: The People's Daily urged what people to express their patriotic enthusiasm calmly and rationally?, answer: Chinese | question: How did the People's Daily urge Chinese people to express their patriotic aspiration?, answer: an orderly and legal manner | question: What did the People's Daily urge Chinese people to express calmly and rationally?, answer: their] patriotic enthusiasm | question: What urged Chinese people to express their patriotic enthusiasm calmly and rationally?, answer: an editorial | question: What did the editorial in the People's Daily respond to?, answer: the demonstrations
+question: What did the Chinese government fear would spiral out of control?, answer: protests | question: Who did the People's Daily urge to express their patriotic enthusiasm calmly and rationally?, answer: Chinese people | question: Who was trying to stop the protests?, answer: Chinese authorities | question: Who tried to calm the situation in response to the demonstrations?, answer: Chinese | question: What type of protests were held in 2005?, answer: anti-Japanese | question: When did the anti-Japanese protests occur?, answer: recent years | question: How did the Chinese government respond to the protests?, answer: response | question: What did the Chinese government try to calm the situation of in 2005?, answer: the anti-Japanese protests | question: What did the People's Daily urge Chinese people to express in an orderly and legal manner?, answer: patriotic aspiration | question: What did the Chinese government fear the protests would spiral out of?, answer: control
+question: In what season was Kara DioGuardi added as a fourth judge?, answer: season | question: What did Jennifer Lopez, Nicki Minaj, and Keith Urban return to the X Factor?, answer: judges | question: Who joined Keith Urban in season 13 of X Factor?, answer: previous judge Jennifer Lopez | question: What award was Kara DioGuardi nominated for?, answer: Latin Grammy Award | question: What was Kara DioGuardi's career?, answer: record producer | question: Who was added as a fourth judge in season eight of X Factor?, answer: Kara DioGuardi | question: For what seasons did Lopez, Urban, and Connick, Jr. return as judges?, answer: fourteenth and fifteenth seasons | question: Who was a former mentor on X Factor?, answer: former mentor Harry Connick | question: How long did Ellen DeGeneres remain on X Factor?, answer: one season | question: In what season did Keith Urban join Randy Jackson?, answer: season 12
+question: In what season did Fox's viewer numbers fall 12–13%?, answer: season | question: What did the finale of season ten have a 21% increase in?, answer: total viewers | question: What has the viewer demographics continued to do?, answer: age year | question: What did later episodes retain better?, answer: viewers | question: In what season was the median age 32.1?, answer: its first season | question: By the time of the 2010-11 television season, Fox was in what season of victory in the 18-49 demographic ratings in the United States?, answer: its seventh consecutive season | question: When was Fox in its seventh consecutive season of victory in the 18-49 demographic ratings in the United States?, answer: the 2010–11 television season | question: How long have viewer demographics remained the same?, answer: year | question: What fell in the first week of season ten?, answer: the total viewer numbers | question: What season had a 21% increase in total viewers?, answer: season nine
+question: Where did the Sudden Death round take place?, answer: Las Vegas | question: In what season was a further round added in Las Vegas?, answer: season | question: In what two seasons was a further round added in Las Vegas?, answer: seasons | question: What are the semi-finals?, answer: finalists | question: What is the final round of the competition called?, answer: one final solo round | question: What did the Las Vegas round become in season twelve?, answer: a Sudden Death round | question: What was the name of the new round in season thirteen?, answer: Hollywood | question: What was added in season ten and eleven?, answer: a further round | question: At the end of the final solo round, 24 to 36 contestants are selected to move on to what stage?, answer: the semi-final stage | question: Where did the contestants who failed to impress in the Hollywood or Home round land?, answer: Los Angeles
+question: Who did Clayton Holdings testify to?, answer: Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission | question: Who is the largest residential loan due diligence and securitization surveillance company in the United States and Europe?, answer: Clayton Holdings | question: How did Clayton Holdings respond to the Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission?, answer: separate testimony | question: Who is the largest residential loan due diligence and securitization surveillance company in the United States and Europe?, answer: Clayton | question: What is Clayton Holdings also known as?, answer: securitization surveillance company | question: Who were 39% of the loans securitized and sold to?, answer: investors | question: Who testified to the Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission?, answer: officers | question: What is Clayton Holdings?, answer: the largest residential loan due diligence
+question: In what countries have institutes of technology and polytechnics been accredited to award academic degrees and doctorates?, answer: several countries | question: In Germany, the Netherlands, Switzerland and Turkey, institutes of technology and polytechnics are institutions of what?, answer: higher education | question: What have institutes of technology and polytechnics been accredited to award?, answer: academic degrees | question: What type of degrees have institutes of technology and polytechnics been accredited to award?, answer: doctorates | question: In which country are institutes of technology and polytechnics accredited to award academic degrees and doctorates?, answer: Netherlands | question: What are institutions of higher education?, answer: institutes | question: In what country are institutes of technology and polytechnics accredited to award academic degrees and doctorates?, answer: Turkey | question: In which country are institutes of technology and polytechnics accredited to award academic degrees and doctorates?, answer: Switzerland | question: In Germany, the Netherlands, Switzerland and Turkey, what is an institute of higher education?, answer: technology | question: What is an example of an institution of higher education?, answer: polytechnics
+question: What city is represented by the New York City FC of Major League Soccer?, answer: New York City | question: What is the name of the Major League Soccer team that plays in New York City?, answer: New York City FC | question: What city is represented by the New York City FC of Major League Soccer?, answer: New York | question: In what state do the New York Red Bulls play their home games?, answer: New Jersey | question: Where is James M. Shuart Stadium located?, answer: the New York City limits | question: New York City FC is a member of what league?, answer: Major League Soccer | question: New York City FC of Major League Soccer play their home games at Yankee Stadium in what sport?, answer: soccer | question: Who play their home games at Red Bull Arena?, answer: The New York Red Bulls | question: What is the name of the former professional soccer team that was the home of Pelé?, answer: the New York Cosmos | question: What league did the New York Cosmos play in in 2013?, answer: North American Soccer League
+question: What do reflective surfaces have an effect on?, answer: lighting design | question: What can make a room appear smaller and more dim than it is?, answer: dark paint | question: What type of paint absorbs more light than dark paint?, answer: light paint | question: What can make a room appear smaller and more dim than it is?, answer: paint | question: In some design cases, materials used on walls and what else play a key role in the lighting effect?, answer: furniture | question: What is a key part of a design that plays a key role in the lighting effect?, answer: walls | question: What plays a key role in the lighting effect?, answer: materials | question: What is an example of a design that uses dark paint to absorb light?, answer: example | question: What do materials used on walls and furniture play a key role in?, answer: the lighting effect | question: Where do materials used on walls and furniture play a key role in the lighting effect?, answer: some design instances
+question: What group of people died due to shoddy construction?, answer: school children | question: What did thousands of school children die due to shoddy construction?, answer: school casualties | question: What caused thousands of school casualties?, answer: shoddy construction | question: At what school did up to 1,300 children and teachers die?, answer: Beichuan Middle School | question: How many school casualties were there due to shoddy construction?, answer: terms | question: At what school did at least 600 students and staff die?, answer: Juyuan Elementary School | question: How many school children died due to shoddy construction?, answer: thousands | question: Where were 700 students buried in Hanwang?, answer: a school | question: How many schools collapsed in Mianyang City?, answer: seven schools | question: How many school buildings collapsed in Mianyang City?, answer: At least 7,000 school buildings
+question: What was Michael Greenberger's position in the CFTC Division of Trading & Markets?, answer: former director | question: What was the CFTC Division of Trading & Markets responsible for?, answer: enforcement | question: What type of testimony did Michael Greenberger give to the Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation on June 3, 2008?, answer: testimony | question: What is the CFTC Division of Trading & Markets responsible for enforcement of?, answer: Commerce | question: On what date did Michael Greenberger testify?, answer: June | question: In 2008, what was the CFTC Division of Trading & Markets responsible for enforcement of?, answer: Transportation | question: In 2008, what was the CFTC Division of Trading & Markets responsible for enforcement of?, answer: Science | question: What is the CFTC Division responsible for enforcement of?, answer: Trading | question: What is responsible for enforcement of the CFTC?, answer: Markets | question: What did the IntercontinentalExchange play a key role in speculative run-up of?, answer: oil futures prices
+question: Who was the president of Notre Dame from 1987 to 2005?, answer: Edward Malloy | question: What increased from $15 million to more than $70 million?, answer: annual research funding | question: What type of student has doubled under Malloy?, answer: minority students | question: What did Malloy increase by more than 500 professors?, answer: faculty | question: What did Edward Malloy increase in the 18 years under his presidency?, answer: resources | question: What was Edward Malloy's profession?, answer: C.S.C. | question: How often did the operating budget of Notre Dame increase from $177 million to $650 million?, answer: annual | question: What score rose from 1240 to 1360?, answer: SAT | question: What happened to Notre Dame's reputation, faculty, and resources in the 18 years under Malloy's presidency?, answer: a rapid growth | question: What increased from $177 million to more than $650 million?, answer: the annual operating budget
+question: Who was allowed to serve at sea in replenishment ships and in a diving tender?, answer: women | question: In the 1950s, women were recruited to roles in medicine, communication, logistics, and what else?, answer: administration | question: In the 1950s, the recruitment of women was open to what?, answer: roles | question: What type of platoons did the CAF allow women to serve in?, answer: military police platoons | question: What type of platoons did the Department change its policies to permit women to serve at sea?, answer: military police | question: In the 1950s, what was one of the roles that women were allowed to work in?, answer: logistics | question: In the 1950s, what was one of the roles that women were allowed to work in?, answer: communication | question: Where did the CAF allow women to serve at sea?, answer: most air squadrons | question: In the 1950s, women were allowed to work in what field?, answer: medicine | question: What non-traditional occupation did the CAF begin to expand into?, answer: aircraft mechanics
+question: In the 1970s, job losses caused what city to suffer from economic problems and rising crime rates?, answer: New York City | question: What caused New York City to suffer from economic problems in the 1970s?, answer: rising crime rates | question: What caused job losses in New York City in the 1970s?, answer: industrial restructuring | question: In the 1990's, New York City began to drop what?, answer: crime rates | question: What caused New York City to suffer from economic problems in the 1970s?, answer: job losses | question: What did job losses in the 1970s cause New York City to suffer from?, answer: economic problems | question: What did revised police strategies improve in the 1990's?, answer: economic opportunities | question: What caused New York's crime rate to drop in the 1990's?, answer: revised police strategies
+question: What transformed Manhattan in the 19th century?, answer: European immigration | question: What type of immigration transformed Manhattan in the 19th century?, answer: European | question: What transformed Manhattan in the 19th century?, answer: development | question: The Commissioners' Plan of 1811 expanded the city street grid to encompass all of what city?, answer: Manhattan | question: In what century was Manhattan transformed by development relating to its status as a trading center?, answer: the 19th century | question: What was Manhattan's status in the 19th century?, answer: a trading center | question: What country did the Erie Canal connect New York to?, answer: North American | question: Who adopted the Commissioners' Plan of 1811?, answer: The city | question: What was transformed in the 19th century?, answer: the city | question: Where was the Erie Canal completed?, answer: central New York
+question: What war was Portugal involved in in the 20th century?, answer: World War I | question: What country was involved in the Colonial War?, answer: Portuguese | question: What was the name of the war that took place from 1961 to 1974?, answer: the Portuguese Colonial War | question: What were the main objectives of the Portuguese Armed Forces in Guinea-Bissau?, answer: local civil conflicts | question: Who were threatened by local civil conflicts in Guinea-Bissau?, answer: Portuguese and foreign citizens | question: Which country engaged in two major conflicts in the 20th century?, answer: Portugal | question: How many major conflicts did Portugal engage in in the 20th century?, answer: two major conflicts | question: What did Portugal conduct abroad?, answer: several independent unilateral military operations | question: When did Portugal engage in two major conflicts?, answer: the 20th century | question: In what country have the Portuguese Armed Forces participated in peacekeeping missions?, answer: Lebanon
+question: What Sutras were translated into Chinese in the 2nd century CE?, answer: Mahayana Sutras | question: What language were the Mahayana Sutras translated into?, answer: Chinese | question: Where did the Mahayana Sutras spread to?, answer: China | question: What country did Buddhism spread to during the Indian period of Esoteric Buddhism?, answer: Mongolia | question: In what century did the Mahayana Sutras spread to China?, answer: CE | question: Where did the Mahayana Sutras spread to?, answer: Korea | question: When did the Mahayana Sutras spread to China?, answer: the 2nd century CE | question: What country did the Mahayana Sutras spread to?, answer: Japan | question: What type of Buddhism spread from India to Tibet and Mongolia?, answer: Esoteric Buddhism | question: When did the Mahayana Sutras spread to China?, answer: the 2nd century
+question: What is the name of the alleged Chinese construction engineer?, answer: Book Blade | question: Who was Book Blade?, answer: an alleged Chinese construction engineer | question: What nationality was Book Blade?, answer: Chinese | question: What does Book Blade mean?, answer: 书剑子 | question: Where was the article about Book Blade published?, answer: the China Digital Times | question: What did the article report in the China Digital Times?, answer: a close analysis | question: What was the name of the alleged Chinese construction engineer?, answer: “Book Blade | question: What does the China Digital Times report?, answer: an article | question: What was Book Blade's profession?, answer: who
+question: What was Devonport the headquarters of in the First World War?, answer: Western Approaches Command | question: What was operated by the Royal Australian Air Force in the First World War?, answer: Sunderland flying boats | question: In what war was the Charles Church destroyed?, answer: World War II | question: Who operated Sunderland flying boats?, answer: the Royal Australian Air Force | question: What was the headquarters of Western Approaches Command until 1941?, answer: Devonport | question: What was an important embarkation point for US troops for D-Day?, answer: Sunderland | question: When was Devonport the headquarters of Western Approaches Command?, answer: the First World War | question: What was the name of the city that was bombed by the Luftwaffe?, answer: Plymouth | question: What was the name of the series of raids that bombed Plymouth?, answer: Blitz | question: What day was Devonport an important embarkation point for US troops?, answer: Day
+question: In the French-speaking part of Switzerland, what is the term for a type of institution called Fachhochschule in the German-speaking part of the country?, answer: the term haute école specialisée | question: In what country does the term haute école specialisée come from?, answer: Switzerland | question: What is a haute école specialisée?, answer: institution | question: What language is spoken in Switzerland?, answer: French | question: What is the name of the type of institution in the German-speaking part of Switzerland?, answer: Fachhochschule | question: What language is spoken in Switzerland?, answer: German | question: In what part of Switzerland is the term haute école specialisée?, answer: the French-speaking part | question: In what part of Switzerland is Fachhochschule located?, answer: the German-speaking part | question: What is a high school specialized for in Switzerland?, answer: a type | question: What is the German-speaking part of Switzerland called?, answer: the country
+question: In the Mahayana, who is viewed as the earthly projection of a beginningless and endless being?, answer: Buddha | question: What does Dharmakaya mean?, answer: omnipresent being | question: In the Mahayana, the Buddha is beyond the range and reach of what?, answer: thought | question: In what sutra is the Buddha viewed as the earthly projection of a beginningless and infinite being?, answer: Mahayana | question: Where are the Buddha, Dharma and Sangha viewed as one?, answer: certain Mahayana sutras | question: What is the name of the Mahayana sutra?, answer: Dharmakaya | question: Dharma and Sangha are all seen as what?, answer: the eternal Buddha | question: Which three sutras are viewed as the eternal Buddha?, answer: Buddha, Dharma | question: What is the name of the Buddha in the Mahayana sutras?, answer: Dharma | question: In Mahayana sutras, the Buddha, Dharma, and what are viewed as one?, answer: Sangha
+question: Who was the runner-up in the May 23 season finale?, answer: Blake Lewis | question: Who was the winner of the May 23 season finale?, answer: Jordin Sparks | question: Jordin Sparks has had success as a recording artist what?, answer: post-Idol | question: When was Jordin Sparks declared the winner of Idol?, answer: May 23 season | question: When was Jordin Sparks declared the winner?, answer: the May 23 season finale | question: Jordin Sparks has had success as a recording artist after what show?, answer: Idol | question: Who was Blake Lewis?, answer: the runner-up | question: What was the name of the runner-up in the May 23 finale of Idol?, answer: - | question: What was Jordin Sparks declared in the May 23 season finale?, answer: the winner | question: Who was the winner of the May 23 season finale?, answer: Sparks
+question: In what country have four former institutes of technology become universities?, answer: Netherlands | question: What have four former institutes of technology become in the Netherlands?, answer: universities | question: In the Netherlands, four former institutes of what have become universities?, answer: technology | question: When have four former institutes of technology become universities in the Netherlands?, answer: the past decades | question: What is the name of the former agricultural institute in Wageningen?, answer: the former agricultural institute | question: Where was the former agricultural institute located?, answer: Wageningen | question: How many former institutes of technology have become universities in the Netherlands?, answer: four former institutes | question: What are some hogescholen in the Netherlands called?, answer: polytechnics | question: Where is the former agricultural institute in Wageningen?, answer: Enschede | question: In what country have four former institutes of technology become universities?, answer: the Netherlands
+question: On what date did Twilight Princess sell 5.82 million copies on the Wii?, answer: March | question: What is the best-selling entry in the Zelda series?, answer: Twilight Princess | question: What console sold 1.32 million copies of Twilight Princess as of March 31, 2007?, answer: GameCube | question: In what region of the world is Twilight Princess located?, answer: Europe | question: In what region of the world is Twilight Princess located?, answer: Asia | question: What continent does the PAL region cover?, answer: Africa | question: What region of the world does the PAL region cover?, answer: Oceania | question: Twilight Princess is the best-selling entry in what series?, answer: Zelda | question: On what date did Twilight Princess sell 5.82 million copies on the Wii?, answer: March 31 | question: Twilight Princess is the best-selling entry in what series?, answer: the Zelda series
+question: What is the name of the three constituencies in the Parliament of the United Kingdom?, answer: Plymouth Moor View | question: What is the name of the third constituency in the Parliament of the United Kingdom?, answer: Plymouth Sutton | question: What constituency did Oliver Colvile belong to?, answer: Devon South West | question: What is the name of the constituency in which Plymouth is represented in the Parliament of the United Kingdom?, answer: South West Devon | question: What is the European Parliament's name for Plymouth?, answer: South West England | question: Which constituency was represented by Johnny Mercer in the 2015 general election?, answer: Moor View | question: What city is represented in the Parliament of the United Kingdom?, answer: Plymouth | question: Which constituency was represented by Gary Streeter in the 2015 general election?, answer: Sutton | question: Which constituency was represented by Gary Streeter in the 2015 general election?, answer: Devonport | question: Who was the Conservative MP for Moor View in the 2015 general election?, answer: Johnny Mercer
+question: What is the official title of the office holder in Russia?, answer: prime minister | question: What is the Taoiseach?, answer: the Irish prime minister | question: Who is the President of the Government?, answer: the Spanish prime minister | question: What is not the official title of the office-holder?, answer: "prime minister | question: In the Russian constitution, who is actually titled Chairman of the government?, answer: the prime minister | question: What is the Spanish prime minister's official title?, answer: Presidente del Gobierno | question: What country's prime minister is called the Taoiseach?, answer: Irish | question: What is the name of the Israeli prime minister?, answer: Rosh HaMemshalah | question: In what country is the prime minister titled Chairman of the government?, answer: Russian | question: In the Russian constitution, the prime minister is actually titled what?, answer: Chairman
+question: In the UK, what are the leaders of the Scottish, Northern Irish, and Welsh governments called?, answer: Welsh Governments | question: What type of government is in place in the UK?, answer: devolved government | question: In the UK, what is the name of the other country that has a devolved government?, answer: Northern Irish | question: What does Wazir-e-Azam mean in Pakistan?, answer: Grand Vizier | question: Where is devolved government in the UK?, answer: place | question: In what country are the leaders of the Scottish, Northern Irish, and Welsh Governments styled First Minister?, answer: UK | question: In the UK, what is the name of the government that is devolved?, answer: Scottish | question: In the UK, the leaders of the Scottish, Northern Irish and Welsh Governments are called what?, answer: First | question: In Pakistan, the Prime Minister is referred to as what?, answer: Wazir | question: In Pakistan, the Prime Minister is referred to as what?, answer: Azam
+question: What did the Union of Utrecht say every person should be free in the choice of?, answer: personal religion | question: William of Orange hoped to unite Protestants and Catholics in what union?, answer: Union | question: The Union of Utrecht granted Holland and Zeeland the right to accept only one what?, answer: religion | question: The Union of Utrecht stated that no person should be prosecuted based on what?, answer: religious choice | question: Which country was granted the right to accept only one religion?, answer: Holland | question: Who was granted the right to accept only one religion in the Union of Utrecht?, answer: Zeeland | question: In what way were Catholic services in all provinces forbidden?, answer: practice | question: What was the name of the union of Holland and Zeeland?, answer: Utrecht | question: What religion did Holland and Zeeland accept in practice?, answer: Calvinism | question: Who did William of Orange hope to unite in the Union of Utrecht?, answer: Protestants
+question: What record did The Dark Knight set for its opening day in the UK?, answer: UK records | question: What country's record for highest first-week opening was broken by Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban?, answer: UK | question: On what day did The Dark Knight preview screenings take place in the UK?, answer: Monday | question: When did The Dark Knight come out in the UK?, answer: its Monday preview screenings | question: What was the name of the prisoner of the Prisoner of Azkaban?, answer: Azkaban | question: What was the UK record for the highest first-week opening?, answer: Harry Potter | question: What was the UK record for in the first seven days of The Dark Knight?, answer: highest first-week opening | question: What day of the week did The Dark Knight gross?, answer: Saturday gross | question: What film grossed more than The Dark Knight in the UK?, answer: Skyfall | question: What record did The Dark Knight break in the UK for the highest first week opening?, answer: the UK record
+question: What was increased to $75-80 million in the United States and Canada?, answer: weekend projections | question: What format grossed $8 million from 429 cinemas?, answer: premium large format | question: Spectre earned $17.1 million (23%) of what in large-format venues?, answer: its opening weekend total | question: When did Spectre gross $70.4 million?, answer: its opening weekend | question: In what country was Spectre released?, answer: Canada | question: What is Spectre the widest release for?, answer: a Bond film | question: On what day did Spectre gross $28 million?, answer: its opening day | question: What was included in Skyfall's opening weekend?, answer: IMAX previews | question: What film was Spectre the widest release for?, answer: Bond
+question: In the United States, what animal is a factor in more than 86,000 falls each year?, answer: dogs | question: What is difficult to quantify in road traffic accidents?, answer: dog involvement | question: What type of accidents are more often involving two-wheeled vehicles?, answer: road traffic accidents | question: What are 2% of dog-related injuries treated in UK hospitals?, answer: domestic accidents | question: What type of accidents involve two-wheeled vehicles?, answer: dog-associated road accidents | question: In the United States, what animals are a factor in more than 86,000 falls each year?, answer: cats | question: What did the study find was more commonly involved in two-wheeled vehicles?, answer: injury | question: What is estimated to be 2% of in the UK hospitals?, answer: dog-related injuries | question: Where are 2% of dog-related injuries treated?, answer: UK hospitals | question: In what country are cats and dogs a factor in more than 86,000 falls each year?, answer: the United States
+question: In the United States, heating, ventilation and air conditioning systems account for 30% of the energy used in what?, answer: commercial buildings | question: In the United States, heating, ventilation and air conditioning systems account for nearly 50% of the energy used in what type of buildings?, answer: residential buildings | question: How much of the energy used in commercial buildings is accounted for by HVAC systems?, answer: EJ | question: What type of technology can be used to offset some of the energy used in commercial buildings?, answer: ventilation | question: What can be used to offset a portion of the energy used in commercial buildings?, answer: Solar heating | question: In the United States, heating, ventilation and air conditioning systems account for 30% of what used in commercial buildings?, answer: the energy | question: Solar heating, cooling and ventilation technologies can be used to offset a portion of what?, answer: this energy | question: What is the percentage of energy used in residential buildings in the U.S.?, answer: 10.1 EJ/yr | question: How much of the energy used in commercial buildings is accounted for by HVAC systems?, answer: 4.65 EJ/yr | question: What percentage of energy is used in commercial buildings in the United States?, answer: 30%
+question: When were 121 contestants selected from around 10,000 who attended the auditions?, answer: the audition rounds | question: Where did the contestants attend in the audition rounds?, answer: the auditions | question: Tamyra Gray was eliminated at the top four of what season?, answer: later seasons | question: How many contestants were selected in the audition rounds?, answer: 121 contestants | question: Jim Verraros' sexual orientation was removed from the show because of concerns that it might be unfairly influencing what?, answer: votes | question: Tamyra Gray was the first of what?, answer: several such shock eliminations | question: Who was Jim Verraros?, answer: the first openly gay contestant | question: Who requested that Jim Verraros' sexual orientation be removed from the show?, answer: the show producers | question: What caused Christina Christian to be hospitalized before the top six result show?, answer: chest pains | question: Why was Jim Verraros removed from the show?, answer: concerns
+question: What is the name of the pianist who represents Portugal in the classical music domain?, answer: Maria João Pires | question: Who is a notable composer in Portugal?, answer: João de Sousa Carvalho | question: What is the name of the pianist who represents Portugal in the classical music domain?, answer: Artur Pizarro | question: Who is a notable composer in Portugal?, answer: João Domingos Bomtempo | question: What is the name of Portugal's pianist?, answer: Sequeira Costa | question: Who was the great cellist in Portugal in the past?, answer: Guilhermina Suggia | question: Who is a notable violinist in Portugal?, answer: Carlos Damas | question: Who was a notable composer in Portugal?, answer: Luís de Freitas Branco | question: What country is represented by names as the pianists Artur Pizarro, Maria Joo Pires, Sequeira Costa, the violinists Carlos Damas, Gerardo Ribeiro and in the past by the great cellist Guilhermina Suggia?, answer: Portugal | question: What is Portugal represented by in the classical music domain?, answer: names
+question: Who won the 2002 elections?, answer: Sassou | question: How much of the vote did Sassou get?, answer: the vote cast | question: When did Sassou win?, answer: the controversial elections | question: Who was Sassou's only credible rival?, answer: Andre Milongo | question: Who was Sassou's main rival?, answer: Bernard Kolelas | question: Who was Andre Milongo?, answer: the only remaining credible rival | question: What was reminiscent of the one-party state?, answer: the presidential election | question: After what event did fighting resume in the Pool region?, answer: the presidential elections | question: How was the new constitution agreed upon?, answer: referendum | question: Who led the rebels in the Pool region?, answer: government forces
+question: What did the engineers survey after the earthquake?, answer: damaged buildings | question: What type of team was dispatched to the region to make a preliminary survey of damaged buildings?, answer: engineers | question: Who was dispatched to the region after the earthquake?, answer: an international reconnaissance team | question: What did the engineers do after the earthquake?, answer: a detailed preliminary survey | question: What did the engineers find were not able to withstand the earthquake?, answer: many constructions | question: When was an international reconnaissance team dispatched to the region to make a preliminary survey of damaged buildings?, answer: the days | question: In the days following the earthquake, an international reconnaissance team of engineers was dispatched to where?, answer: the region | question: After what event was an international reconnaissance team dispatched to the region to make a preliminary survey of damaged buildings?, answer: the disaster | question: What did the engineers' findings show?, answer: reasons | question: What event caused many buildings to fail to withstand?, answer: the earthquake
+question: Who began promoting settlement in the Montana prairie to fill his trains with settlers and goods?, answer: James J. Hill | question: Where did James J. Hill promote settlement in the early 1900s?, answer: Montana | question: What did James J. Hill promote in the early 1900s?, answer: settlement | question: What did James J. Hill fill his trains with?, answer: settlers | question: What did James J. Hill fill his trains with?, answer: goods | question: What did a majority of the new settlers have?, answer: previous farming experience | question: Where was James J. Hill from?, answer: the Great Northern | question: When did James J. Hill begin promoting settlement in the Montana prairie?, answer: the early 1900s | question: What did the Reclamation Act allow to be built in Montana's eastern river valleys?, answer: irrigation projects
+question: What has the government mortgaged a substantial portion of its petroleum earnings, contributing to a shortage of?, answer: revenues | question: What is one of the highest rates in Africa?, answer: GDP growth | question: What country's GDP growth is one of the highest in?, answer: Africa | question: What was the government able to finance in the 1980s?, answer: large-scale development projects | question: What allowed the government to finance large-scale development projects?, answer: rapidly rising oil revenues | question: What did the devaluation of Franc Zone currencies result in?, answer: inflation | question: What is the GDP growth rate in Africa?, answer: the highest rates | question: Who has mortgaged a substantial portion of its petroleum earnings?, answer: The government | question: Who has mortgaged a substantial portion of its petroleum earnings?, answer: the government | question: What was the inflation rate of the Franc Zone currencies in 1994?, answer: 46%
+question: What was the idealized image of in Contrasts?, answer: neo-medieval world | question: Who wrote Contrasts?, answer: Augustus Welby Northmore Pugin | question: Who wrote Contrasts?, answer: Pugin | question: What did Pugin believe was the only true Christian form?, answer: architecture | question: What did Augustus Welby Northmore Pugin write in 1836?, answer: Contrasts | question: What type of architecture did Pugin believe was the only true Christian form?, answer: Gothic architecture | question: What did Pugin think of the neo-medieval world?, answer: an idealized image | question: When did Augustus Welby Northmore Pugin write Contrasts?, answer: the early 19th century | question: What did Contrasts contrast?, answer: the modern, industrial world | question: What type of architecture did Pugin believe was the only true form of architecture?, answer: Christian
+question: What type of mortgages did the Bush administration want to be investigated for?, answer: subprime mortgages | question: How many times did the Bush administration call for an investigation into the safety and soundness of the GSEs?, answer: numerous times | question: What issue did the House Financial Services Committee hold a hearing on in 2003?, answer: soundness | question: What did the Bush administration call for in the early and mid-2000s?, answer: investigation | question: What did the hearings never result in?, answer: formal investigation | question: What does OFHEO stand for?, answer: Federal Housing Enterprise Oversight | question: Who called for an investigation into the safety and soundness of the GSEs?, answer: Bush | question: What did the House Financial Services Committee urge the administration to assess?, answer: safety and soundness issues | question: What financial system did some believe the market in subprime mortgages posed to?, answer: U.S. | question: What did OFHEO discover in the report?, answer: accounting discrepancies
+question: What is the third precept on?, answer: sexual misconduct | question: What does the third precept on sexual misconduct become a precept of?, answer: celibacy | question: What is made more strict in the eight precepts?, answer: the third precept | question: Which of the eight precepts is made more strict on sexual misconduct?, answer: third | question: What does the third precept on sexual misconduct become?, answer: a precept | question: What are the three additional precepts?, answer: The three additional precepts | question: In what precepts is the third precept made more strict?, answer: the eight precepts | question: How many precepts are there?, answer: eight | question: How many additional precepts are there?, answer: three
+question: Who delivers the famous "Win one for the Gipper" speech?, answer: Knute Rockne | question: What nationality was Knute Rockne?, answer: American | question: What university did Daniel "Rudy" Ruettiger harbor a dream of playing football at?, answer: Notre Dame | question: Who was Ronald Reagan's nickname?, answer: Gipper | question: What was Pat O'Brien's nickname?, answer: All American, Knute Rockne | question: Why did Rudy Ruettiger want to play football at the University of Notre Dame?, answer: significant obstacles | question: Who was one of Ted Striker's former comrades?, answer: George Zipp | question: Who played George Gipp in the movie Knute Rockne, All American?, answer: Ronald Reagan | question: What was Ronald Reagan's nickname?, answer: George Gipp
+question: Who was the fourth judge of Idol Gives Back?, answer: Kara DioGuardi | question: What was the first major change to the judging panel?, answer: first | question: How many judges did Kara DioGuardi have in Idol Gives Back?, answer: fourth | question: Who left to focus on the international versions of So You Think You Can Dance?, answer: executive producer Nigel Lythgoe | question: What was the first change to the judging panel in Idol Gives Back?, answer: the first major change | question: Who left to focus on the international versions of So You Think You Can Dance?, answer: Nigel Lythgoe | question: What was introduced in the first major change to the judging panel?, answer: a fourth judge | question: What was the first major change to Idol Gives Back?, answer: the judging panel | question: What was the first season without Nigel Lythgoe?, answer: the first season | question: Nigel Lythgoe left to focus on what versions of So You Think You Can Dance?, answer: the international versions
+question: In the first three seasons, the semi-finalists were split into what?, answer: different groups | question: In the first three seasons, who were split into different groups to perform individually in their respective night?, answer: finalists | question: In which season did the wildcard round take place?, answer: season | question: In what three seasons were the semi-finalists split into different groups to perform individually in their respective night?, answer: seasons | question: Who made the finals in the first three seasons?, answer: contestants | question: When were the semi-finalists split into different groups to perform individually in the first three seasons?, answer: their respective night | question: Who made the finals in the first three seasons?, answer: each group | question: How many groups were there in season two and three?, answer: four groups | question: How many groups were there in season one?, answer: three groups | question: How many finalists were there in the wildcard round?, answer: 12 finalists
+question: What will be increased from 35 to 40 hours?, answer: weekly working hours | question: Who announced a government plan for the public sector in May 2013?, answer: Prime Minister Passos Coelho | question: Who is the Prime Minister of Portugal?, answer: Passos Coelho | question: Who was the Prime Minister of Portugal in 2013?, answer: Coelho | question: In what month of 2013 did Portugal announce a plan to cut 30,000 jobs?, answer: May | question: What bank did Coelho say was necessary for Portugal to avoid another monetary bailout?, answer: European Central Bank | question: What did Prime Minister Passos Coelho announce in May 2013?, answer: a significant government plan | question: What does Coelho's plan intend to enact over a three-year period?, answer: further cuts | question: Coelho explained that austerity measures are necessary if Portugal seeks to avoid another monetary bailout grant from the European Commission, European Central Bank, and what?, answer: International Monetary Fund | question: What did Coelho say was necessary if Portugal wanted to avoid another monetary bailout?, answer: austerity measures
+question: What faith was banned in 1618?, answer: Remonstrants | question: What was the main topic of controversy in the Reformed Church in the first years of the Republic?, answer: predestination | question: What arose in the Reformed Church in the first years of the Republic?, answer: controversy | question: What is another name for Remonstrants?, answer: Contra-Remonstrants | question: In the first years of the Republic, controversy arose within what church?, answer: the Reformed Church | question: When did controversy arise within the Reformed Church?, answer: the first years | question: When did controversy arise within the Reformed Church?, answer: the first years of the Republic | question: What was the main topic of controversy in the Reformed Church in the first years of the Republic?, answer: the subject | question: What is another name for Arminianism?, answer: Gomarism | question: What was the first year of the Reformed Church?, answer: the Republic
+question: In what state did the Colleges of Advanced Education transition into fully-fledged universities with the ability to confer doctorates?, answer: South Australia | question: In what country are there seven designated Universities of Technology?, answer: Australia | question: What does the phrase "University of Technology" not mean?, answer: university | question: What type of education did the University of Canberra and South Australia used to be?, answer: Advanced Education | question: What type of degree is conferred at the University of Technology in Australia?, answer: doctorates | question: What does the term "university of technology" refer to in Australia?, answer: Technology | question: In what sector are there seven designated Universities of Technology in Australia?, answer: the higher education sector | question: What do not all universities of Technology in Australia use the phrase "university of?, answer: technology | question: What is the name of the city in which the University of Technology is located?, answer: Canberra | question: What were the Universities of Canberra and South Australia before transitioning into fully-fledged universities?, answer: Colleges
+question: What is samyaksamdhi?, answer: right concentration | question: What is "right concentration" in the Noble Eightfold Path?, answer: samyaksamādhi | question: What language is samyaksamdhi in?, answer: the Noble Eightfold Path | question: What is "right concentration" in the Noble Eightfold Path?, answer: samādhi | question: What type of mind is purified by samyaksamdhi?, answer: tranquil | question: What is the primary means of cultivating samdhi?, answer: meditation | question: What part of the Noble Eightfold Path is samyaksamdhi?, answer: the language | question: When does samdhi become purified of defilement, calm, tranquil, and luminous?, answer: development | question: What is meditation?, answer: The primary means
+question: What is another name for photovoltaics?, answer: solar PV | question: What niche market has photovoltaics evolved from?, answer: small scale applications | question: What is the maximum efficiency of photovoltaics?, answer: research photovoltaics | question: What does a solar cell convert light into?, answer: electricity | question: What is another name for solar PV?, answer: photovoltaics | question: What is another name for photovoltaics?, answer: PV | question: Who developed the selenium cells?, answer: Ernst Werner von Siemens | question: What has photovoltaics become in the last two decades?, answer: a mainstream electricity source | question: Who recognized the importance of the discovery of selenium cells?, answer: James Clerk Maxwell | question: What was photovoltaics before it became a mainstream electricity source?, answer: a pure niche market
+question: What does a building need for heating, cooling, water and waste management?, answer: non-sustainable power sources | question: In the late 20th century, a new concept was added to the compass of structure and what?, answer: function | question: What was a new concept added to the compass of both structure and function in the late 20th century?, answer: sustainability | question: When was a new concept added to the compass of both structure and function?, answer: the late 20th century | question: What is another non-sustainable power source?, answer: lighting | question: What is a new concept added to the compass of both structure and function in the late 20th century?, answer: hence sustainable architecture | question: What is a non-sustainable power source?, answer: heating | question: What was added to the compass of both structure and function in the late 20th century?, answer: a new concept | question: What is one of the demands that a building make on non-sustainable power sources for heating, cooling, water and waste?, answer: management | question: What is a non-sustainable power source?, answer: water
+question: What did Parliament gain during the Glorious Revolution?, answer: more power | question: What was the Bill of in 1689?, answer: Rights | question: Who strengthened its position relative to the monarch in the mid 17th century?, answer: Parliament | question: After what war did Parliament strengthen its position relative to the monarch?, answer: the English Civil War | question: When did Parliament strengthen its position relative to the monarch?, answer: the mid 17th century | question: What happened in 1689 to the Bill of Rights?, answer: passage | question: What was the name of the revolution that gained power in 1688?, answer: the Glorious Revolution | question: The House of what became a part of the government?, answer: Commons | question: What document was passed in 1689?, answer: the Bill of Rights | question: Who could no longer establish any law or impose any tax without Parliament's permission?, answer: The monarch
+question: What was the name of the first dockyard in Stoke Damerel?, answer: HMNB Devonport | question: In what parish was the first dockyard built?, answer: Stoke Damerel | question: What was the name of the first dockyard in Stoke Damerel?, answer: first | question: What was the name of the first dockyard in Stoke Damerel?, answer: Devonport | question: What was the name of the settlement that developed here?, answer: Plymouth Dock | question: On what river did the first dockyard open?, answer: the River Tamar | question: What was HMNB Devonport?, answer: the first dockyard | question: Where was the first dockyard located?, answer: the nearby parish | question: On what part of the River Tamar did the first dockyard open?, answer: the eastern bank | question: What was the name of the new town that grew up in Devonport?, answer: Plymouth
+question: What city was inhabited by Native Americans in the precolonial era?, answer: New York City | question: Who inhabited New York City in the precolonial era?, answer: various bands | question: What tribes inhabited New York City in the precolonial era?, answer: Algonquian tribes | question: Who were the Algonquian tribes of in the precolonial era?, answer: Native Americans | question: What was the Lenape's homeland?, answer: Staten Island | question: What is the western portion of New York City called?, answer: Long Island | question: What area was inhabited by Native Americans in the precolonial era?, answer: present-day New York City | question: What tribes inhabited New York City in the precolonial era?, answer: Algonquian | question: What Native American tribe inhabited New York City in the precolonial era?, answer: Lenape | question: What was the Lenape's homeland known as?, answer: Lenapehoking
+question: The ECHR noted that there had been few cases of genocide under what?, answer: other Convention States municipal laws | question: The ECHR noted that there had been few cases of genocide under what type of municipal laws?, answer: Convention States | question: What did the ECHR review in the same judgement?, answer: several international and municipal courts judgements | question: Whose judgements did the ECHR review?, answer: courts | question: What did the ECHR say biological-physical destruction was necessary for an act to qualify as?, answer: genocide | question: The ECHR noted that there were no reported cases in which the courts of which countries have defined the type of group destruction the perpetrator must have intended in order to be found guilty of genocide?, answer: States | question: How many cases of genocide were there under other Convention States municipal laws?, answer: few cases | question: The ECHR noted that there were no reported cases in which the courts of these States have defined the type of what the perpetrator must have intended in order to be found guilty of genocide?, answer: group destruction | question: In what case did the ECHR review the judgements of several international and municipal courts?, answer: the same judgement | question: Who reviewed the judgements of several international and municipal courts?, answer: ECHR
+question: What bank bailed Portugal out of the recession?, answer: European Central Bank | question: What organization bailed Portugal out of the recession?, answer: International Monetary Fund | question: What country suffered its most severe recession since the 1970s?, answer: Portuguese | question: What suffered the most severe recession since the 1970s?, answer: the Portuguese economy | question: In what century did Portugal suffer its most severe recession?, answer: the 21st century | question: When did Portugal suffer its most severe recession since the 1970s?, answer: the second decade | question: What did the bailout require Portugal to enter into a range of austerity measures in exchange for?, answer: funding support | question: Who bailed out Portugal in the second decade of the 21st century?, answer: the European Commission | question: When did Portugal suffer its most severe recession since the 1970s?, answer: the second decade of the 21st century | question: What did the bailout require Portugal to enter in exchange for funding?, answer: austerity measures
+question: What is the name of the Nichiren Buddhism movement?, answer: Soka Gakkai | question: What is Soka Gakkai?, answer: Nichiren Buddhism | question: What does SGI stand for?, answer: Soka Gakkai International | question: Where did the Soka Gakkai movement spread to?, answer: other countries | question: What is Soka Gakkai?, answer: Value Creation Society | question: What modern movement emerged in Japan in the second half of the 20th century?, answer: Nichiren Buddhism: Soka Gakkai | question: What is Soka Gakkai International?, answer: a lay Buddhist movement | question: What religion is Soka Gakkai International?, answer: Buddhist | question: What is Soka Gakkai?, answer: a modern movement | question: Where did the Soka Gakkai movement come from?, answer: Japan
+question: Who attended the Lower Rhenish Music Festival in Aix-la-Chapelle?, answer: Chopin | question: Who did Chopin meet at the Lower Rhenish Music Festival in Aix-la-Chapelle?, answer: Felix Mendelssohn | question: What festival did Chopin attend in Aix-la-Chapelle?, answer: the Lower Rhenish Music Festival | question: Who did Chopin meet at the Lower Rhenish Music Festival in Aix-la-Chapelle?, answer: Hiller | question: Who was appointed musical director at the Lower Rhenish Music Festival?, answer: Mendelssohn | question: What position did Mendelssohn hold in Düsseldorf?, answer: musical director | question: What position did Mendelssohn hold at the Academy of Art?, answer: director | question: Who was one of Mendelssohn's eminent pupils?, answer: Sohn | question: Who was the director of the Academy of Art?, answer: Friedrich Wilhelm Schadow
+question: What did the Ecumenical Council of Trent write about the importance of selecting?, answer: good Cardinals | question: Who was the head of the Ecumenical Council of Trent?, answer: Pope Pius IV | question: Who headed the Ecumenical Council of Trent?, answer: Pius IV | question: What did the Ecumenical Council of Trent write about the importance of selecting?, answer: Cardinals | question: What city was the Ecumenical Council of in 1563?, answer: Trent | question: What council was headed by Pope Pius IV in 1563?, answer: Ecumenical Council of Trent | question: What council wrote about the importance of selecting good Cardinals in 1563?, answer: the influential Ecumenical Council | question: Who will require at his hands the blood of the sheep of Christ that perish through the evil government of shepherds who are negligent and forgetful of their office?, answer: Jesus Christ | question: What did Jesus Christ require at his hands the blood of the sheep of Christ that perish through the evil government of?, answer: shepherds | question: Who will require at his hands the blood of the sheep of the sheep that perish through the evil government of shepherds who are negligent and forgetful of their office?, answer: Christ
+question: What were freely appointed by and subordinate to the states of each province?, answer: stadtholders | question: In what theory were the stadtholders freely appointed by and subordinate to the states of each province?, answer: theory | question: In theory, the stadtholders were freely appointed by and subordinate to the states of which province?, answer: each province | question: The princes of Orange were always chosen as stadtholders of most of what?, answer: the provinces | question: What House of Orange-Nassau princes were always chosen as stadtholders of most of the provinces?, answer: Orange | question: Zeeland and Utrecht had what stadtholder as Holland?, answer: the same stadtholder | question: Who was the first prince of Orange of the House of Orange-Nassau?, answer: William | question: Zeeland and Utrecht had the same stadtholder as what country?, answer: Holland | question: Who was freely appointed by and subordinate to the states of each province?, answer: the stadtholders | question: Who were the stadtholders subordinate to in theory?, answer: the states
+question: What is another name for the US middle school?, answer: high school | question: What are most comprehensive schools in England?, answer: secondary schools | question: Where could children be selected on the basis of curriculum aptitude related to the school's specialism even though the schools do take quotas from each quartile of the attainment range to ensure they were not selective by attainment?, answer: schools | question: What type of schools were introduced to England and Wales in 1965?, answer: comprehensive schools | question: In a few areas there are what type of schools?, answer: comprehensive middle schools | question: What is another name for the US middle school?, answer: junior high school | question: What system survives in several parts of the United Kingdom?, answer: the selective school system | question: How many selective grammar schools are still in operation?, answer: 164 selective grammar schools | question: What is another name for junior high school?, answer: the US middle school | question: Who could be selected on the basis of curriculum aptitude related to the school's specialism?, answer: these schools children
+question: Where was the Terminator statue planned to be built?, answer: central Graz | question: What is the name of the local cultural association that proposed to build a Terminator statue in Graz?, answer: Forum Stadtpark | question: In what city was the Terminator statue planned to be built?, answer: Graz | question: In 2002, Forum Stadtpark proposed plans to build a Terminator statue in a park in central Graz as what?, answer: tribute | question: Who did Forum Stadtpark pay tribute to in 2002?, answer: Schwarzenegger | question: What did Forum Stadtpark propose to build a Terminator statue?, answer: plans | question: What was the name of the statue that Forum Stadtpark proposed to build in 2002?, answer: Terminator | question: What is Forum Stadtpark?, answer: a local cultural association | question: What did Schwarzenegger think the money would be better spent on?, answer: social projects | question: What did Forum Stadtpark propose to build in a park in central Graz?, answer: a 25-meter (82 ft) tall Terminator statue
+question: Who performed the coronation song during the finale of Idol?, answer: Clarkson | question: How many albums has Clarkson sold worldwide?, answer: worldwide album sales | question: What did Clarkson perform during the finale of Idol?, answer: the coronation song | question: Clarkson has become the most successful what contestant internationally?, answer: Idol | question: What did Guarini not release after the finale of Idol?, answer: any song | question: What did Clarkson release after the season ended?, answer: the song | question: On what chart did "A Moment Like This" peak to number one?, answer: the Billboard Hot | question: Who was the most successful Idol contestant internationally?, answer: Both Clarkson | question: What was Guarini's ranking on the Billboard Hot 100?, answer: the only runner-up | question: What did Clarkson's coronation song become?, answer: a tradition
+question: What has contributed to the emergence of antibiotic-resistant bacteria?, answer: antibiotic treatment | question: What is often prescribed to treat symptoms or diseases that do not respond to?, answer: antibiotics | question: What are frequently prescribed to treat symptoms or diseases that do not respond to antibiotics or that are likely to resolve without treatment?, answer: Many antibiotics | question: What has overuse of antibiotics been associated with since the 1950s?, answer: emerging antibiotic resistance | question: Inappropriate antibiotics and overuse of antibiotics have contributed to the emergence of antibiotic-resistant bacteria., answer: treatment | question: What has been associated with emerging antibiotic resistance since the 1950s?, answer: overuse | question: Inappropriate antibiotic treatment and overuse of antibiotics have contributed to the emergence of what?, answer: antibiotic-resistant bacteria | question: What are prescribed for certain bacterial infections?, answer: incorrect or suboptimal antibiotics | question: What are incorrect or suboptimal antibiotics prescribed for?, answer: certain bacterial infections | question: Widespread use of antibiotics in hospitals has been associated with increases in what?, answer: bacterial strains
+question: Where is the Tibetan government in exile based?, answer: India | question: What did India reject?, answer: Chinese demands | question: Which government in exile has stated that it did not support the disruption of the Olympic torch relay?, answer: Tibetan | question: What is the name of the Tibetan government that is based in India?, answer: exile | question: What did India refuse to clear of the Tibetan exile community?, answer: the torch route | question: Who demanded that the torch route be clear of India's Tibetan exile community?, answer: Chinese | question: What did the Tibetan government in exile not support?, answer: the Olympic torch relay | question: What did India require a ban on near the curtailed 3 km route?, answer: congregation | question: What route did India want to ban the Tibetan exile community from attending the Olympic torch relay?, answer: the curtailed 3 km route
+question: Why was the relay cut to just 2.3 km?, answer: pro-Tibet protests | question: What type of protests were the runners concerned about?, answer: pro-Tibet | question: What country did Baichung Bhutia want to stand by?, answer: Tibet | question: Where did the relay take place?, answer: New Delhi | question: What country did Baichung Bhutia refuse to take part in the relay?, answer: India | question: Why did Baichung Bhutia refuse to take part in the Indian leg of the torch relay?, answer: concerns | question: What did Aamir Khan say he was praying for?, answer: human rights violations | question: In what month and year did the relay through New Delhi take place?, answer: April | question: Who did Bhutia protest against?, answer: PRC | question: What is Aamir Khan's position on human rights violations?, answer: victims
+question: Who has generated controversy in this competition?, answer: Individual contestants | question: Who has generated controversy in the show for their past actions?, answer: contestants | question: Individual contestants have generated what in this competition?, answer: controversy | question: What was one reason contestants were disqualified?, answer: undisclosed criminal records | question: What did the producers call contestants who were planted by the producers?, answer: ringers | question: Why were some contestants disqualified?, answer: various reasons | question: What was the show accused of for disqualifying some contestants but not others?, answer: double standard | question: What have individual contestants generated controversy for?, answer: their past actions | question: Who planted controversy in the show?, answer: the producers | question: What was one reason contestants were disqualified?, answer: an existing contract
+question: Where did the Olympic flame reach on April 22?, answer: Jakarta | question: When did the Olympic flame reach Jakarta?, answer: April | question: Where did the Olympic flame reach on April 22?, answer: Indonesia | question: What was the reason for the cancellation of the relay through Jakarta?, answer: security concerns | question: What type of flame reached Jakarta on April 22?, answer: Olympic | question: Who requested the cancellation of the relay through Jakarta?, answer: Chinese | question: In what city was the Olympic flame carried instead of Jakarta's main stadium?, answer: Islamabad | question: Who requested the cancellation of the relay through Jakarta?, answer: the Chinese embassy | question: What reached Jakarta on April 22?, answer: The Olympic flame
+question: What is indoor lighting a key part of?, answer: interior design | question: What is a key part of interior design?, answer: Indoor lighting | question: What is used for indoor lighting?, answer: light fixtures | question: What can be an intrinsic component of landscape projects?, answer: Lighting | question: Lighting can also be an intrinsic component of what?, answer: landscape projects | question: How is indoor lighting used in interior design?, answer: a key part | question: How can lighting be used in landscape projects?, answer: an intrinsic component
+question: What is diversified in Portugal?, answer: Industry | question: What is a notable industry in Portugal?, answer: wood pulp | question: What is the name of the automotive company in Portugal?, answer: Volkswagen Autoeuropa | question: What is the name of the automobile company in Portugal?, answer: Peugeot Citroen | question: Embraer and OGMA are the main centres of what industry?, answer: aerospace | question: What is the name of the Brazil-based aerospace company?, answer: Embraer | question: What is the name of the Portuguese aerospace company?, answer: OGMA | question: Alverca, Covilh, Évora, and Ponte de Sor are the main centres of what?, answer: the Portuguese aerospace industry | question: What industries have been founded after the turn of the 21st century?, answer: many major biotechnology and information technology industries | question: Along with aerospace, biotechnology and biotechnology, what non-traditional industry has been developed in Portugal?, answer: information technology
+question: What was IndyMac's business model?, answer: loan products | question: Who did IndyMac make loans to with poor credit histories?, answer: borrowers | question: Who did IndyMac make loans to?, answer: many borrowers | question: IndyMac often made loans without verification of the borrower's income or assets, and to borrowers with what?, answer: poor credit histories | question: IndyMac often made what without verification of the borrower's income or assets?, answer: loans | question: Who often made loans without verification of the borrower's income or assets?, answer: IndyMac | question: IndyMac often made loans without verification of what?, answer: the borrower’s income | question: What is another name for option-adjustable-rate-mortgages?, answer: option ARMs | question: IndyMac's business model was to offer loan products to fit what?, answer: the borrower’s needs | question: IndyMac often made loans without verification of the borrower's income or what?, answer: assets
+question: Who reported that Moody's and Standard & Poor's downgraded the ratings on a significant number of mortgage-backed security bonds?, answer: IndyMac | question: What did IndyMac believe the downgrades would have negatively impacted?, answer: risk-based capital ratio | question: What is another name for mortgage-backed security?, answer: MBS | question: IndyMac reported that Moody's and Standard & Poor's downgraded the ratings on a significant number of mortgage-backed security bonds in April 2008?, answer: Poor | question: IndyMac reported that Moody's and what other bank downgraded the ratings on a significant number of mortgage-backed security bonds in April 2008?, answer: Standard | question: What company downgraded the ratings on mortgage-backed security bonds in April 2008?, answer: Moody | question: When did Moody's and Standard & Poor's downgrade the ratings on a significant number of mortgage-backed security bonds?, answer: April | question: IndyMac warned that if its capital position fell below "well capitalized" what would the bank be able to use as a source of funds?, answer: (minimum 10% risk-based capital ratio
+question: How was information kept for five years?, answer: digital tape | question: What had been kept on digital tape for five years?, answer: Information | question: Who occasionally allowed researchers to tap into the clunky database?, answer: Kahle | question: Who did Kahle occasionally allow to tap into the clunky database?, answer: researchers | question: Kahle occasionally allowed researchers and what to tap into the clunky database?, answer: scientists | question: What did Kahle occasionally allow researchers to tap into?, answer: the clunky database | question: What state opened the Kahle archive to the public?, answer: California | question: How long had information been kept on digital tape?, answer: five years | question: How many years did the Kahle database last?, answer: fifth | question: Where was Kahle's archive opened to the public?, answer: the University of California, Berkeley
+question: What may be obtained by analysis of the oldest texts?, answer: oldest teachings | question: What page is needed to compare the oldest versions of the Theravadin Pali Canon?, answer: needed][page needed][page | question: What can be obtained by analysis of the oldest texts?, answer: Information | question: What can be obtained by comparing the oldest extant versions of the Theravadin Pali Canon and other texts?, answer: information | question: What is one method to obtain information on the oldest core of Buddhism?, answer: Theravadin Pali Canon | question: What is one way to obtain information on the oldest core of Buddhism?, answer: the oldest extant versions | question: What may be obtained by analysis of the oldest texts?, answer: the oldest teachings | question: What is one way to obtain information on the oldest teachings of Buddhism?, answer: the oldest core | question: What can be used to obtain information of the oldest teachings?, answer: the oldest texts | question: According to Vetter, what must be applied to resolve inconsistencies?, answer: other methods
+question: What were the initial reactions to To Kill a Mockingbird?, answer: Initial reactions | question: What is To Kill a Mockingbird a novel of?, answer: strong contemporary national significance | question: To Kill a Mockingbird was praised by Time magazine in 1960 for its "useful truths about whom?", answer: little girls | question: What type of novel is To Kill a Mockingbird?, answer: a sociological novel | question: What magazine rated To Kill a Mockingbird as "pleasant, undemanding reading"?, answer: Monthly | question: What is To Kill a Mockingbird?, answer: a novel | question: To Kill a Mockingbird was described as a "strong contemporary national significance" by what magazine?, answer: the novel | question: What was The Atlantic Monthly's rating of To Kill a Mockingbird?, answer: pleasant, undemanding reading | question: Who did Time magazine call the most appealing child since Carson McCullers' Frankie got left behind at the wedding?, answer: Scout Finch | question: What did Time magazine say To Kill a Mockingbird teaches the reader about?, answer: Southern life
+question: Northern Rock and Countrywide Financial were involved in what type of construction?, answer: home construction | question: Northern Rock and Countrywide Financial were involved in what type of lending?, answer: mortgage lending | question: What was the name of the company that was affected by the 2008 mortgage crisis?, answer: Northern Rock | question: What was the name of the company that was affected by the 2008 financial crisis?, answer: Countrywide Financial | question: Northern Rock and Countrywide Financial could no longer obtain what through the credit markets?, answer: financing | question: Northern Rock and Countrywide Financial could no longer obtain financing through what?, answer: the credit markets | question: What company did Bear Stearns sell to in March 2008?, answer: JP Morgan Chase | question: What did Fuld blame for the collapse of Lehman Brothers?, answer: the markets | question: What did Fuld blame for the collapse of Lehman Brothers?, answer: his firm | question: Who was affected by the 2008 financial crisis?, answer: the companies
+question: What animal was home to the Wolong National Nature Reserve at the time of the quake?, answer: pandas | question: Who placed Mao Mao's remains in a small wooden crate?, answer: Panda keepers | question: What is the name of the reserve that is home to 280 giant panda?, answer: the Wolong National Nature Reserve | question: Who was unable to contact the Wolong National Nature Reserve?, answer: officials | question: Where did the tourists return to after the quake?, answer: Chengdu | question: What was the name of the reserve in the quake-hit area?, answer: the Wolong Panda Reserve | question: Where was the well-being of the panda's in the Wolong National Nature Reserve?, answer: the neighbouring panda reserves | question: What was found dead under the rubble of an enclosure?, answer: The missing panda | question: How many pandas escaped after their enclosures were damaged?, answer: Six pandas | question: How many pandas were still missing by May 28, 2008?, answer: one panda
+question: What is Nirvana applied to?, answer: daily life | question: What is a Dharma talk?, answer: sermons | question: What are sermons?, answer: dharma talks | question: What can be recited to attain Nirvana?, answer: Buddhist texts | question: What is the term used to refer to the practice of listening to sermons, reading, studying, and sometimes reciting Buddhist texts?, answer: discourse | question: What is attained at a conceptual level by listening to sermons?, answer: prajñā | question: How is praja attained at a conceptual level?, answer: means | question: How often is Nirvana applied to a Buddhist?, answer: daily | question: What is another name for sermons?, answer: dharma | question: What is another way to attain Nirvana?, answer: reading
+question: What transmitter was the station's range a 40 kilometres radius of?, answer: Alexandra Palace | question: Where was RCA located in 1938?, answer: New York | question: When was the range of the station closer to the Alexandra Palace transmitter?, answer: practice | question: What could be picked up a lot further away from the Alexandra Palace transmitter?, answer: transmissions | question: Who were experimenting with a British television set in 1938?, answer: engineers | question: What transmitter was the station's range a 40 kilometres radius of?, answer: the Alexandra Palace transmitter | question: In 1938, engineers at what company were experimenting with a British television set?, answer: RCA | question: What nationality was the television set that RCA was experimenting with?, answer: British | question: What were the engineers at RCA experimenting with in 1938?, answer: a British television set | question: How far away could transmissions be picked up?, answer: a good deal
+question: What is the term for the attempt to understand other societies in terms of their own cultural symbols and values?, answer: cultural relativism | question: Accepting other cultures in their own terms moderates reductionism in what?, answer: cross-cultural comparison | question: What field of anthropology is influenced by cultural relativism?, answer: sociocultural anthropology | question: What does cultural relativism aim to accept in their own terms?, answer: other cultures | question: What does cultural relativism attempt to understand in terms of their own cultural symbols and values?, answer: other societies | question: Ethnography is based on long-term fieldwork within a community or what?, answer: other research site | question: What part of sociocultural anthropology is guided by cultural relativism?, answer: part | question: What is guided in part by cultural relativism?, answer: Inquiry | question: In what way does cultural relativism attempt to understand other societies?, answer: terms | question: Ethnology involves the systematic comparison of what?, answer: different cultures
+question: What is the term institute of technology not to be confused with?, answer: information technology | question: What is the abbreviation of the institute of technology?, answer: technology | question: What is another name for an institute of technology?, answer: polytechnic university | question: What type of subjects can an institute of technology specialize in?, answer: technical subjects | question: What type of degrees are awarded at an institute of technology?, answer: different types | question: What kind of technical subjects can an institute of technology specialize in?, answer: different sorts | question: What is a designation employed for a wide range of learning institutions awarding different types of degrees and operating often at variable levels of the educational system?, answer: Institute | question: What is a designation employed for a wide range of learning institutions awarding different types of degrees and operating often at variable levels of the educational system?, answer: Institute of technology | question: At what level of the educational system does an institute of technology operate?, answer: variable levels | question: What is an institute of technology?, answer: institutions
+question: What were institutes of technology in Venezuela developed as an option for in the 1950s?, answer: post-secondary education | question: What was considered essential for the development of a sound middle class economy?, answer: technical education | question: What were developed in the 1950s as an option for post-secondary education in technical and scientific courses?, answer: Institutes | question: Where were institutes of technology developed in the 1950s?, answer: Venezuela | question: What was considered essential for the development of a sound middle class economy?, answer: technology | question: What language did the Venezuelan institutes of technology come from?, answer: French | question: What were institutes of technology in Venezuela developed after?, answer: the polytechnic French concepts | question: What types of courses were institutes of technology developed as an option for post-secondary education?, answer: technical and scientific courses | question: What was technical education considered essential for?, answer: a sound middle class economy | question: What were institutes of technology in Venezuela developed as in the 1950s?, answer: an option
+question: What is the name of the institute of technology that developed from SEATO Graduate School of Engineering?, answer: Asian Institute | question: What is the only government-owned technological university in Thailand that was established in 1989?, answer: Technology | question: What is the name of the engineering school of Thammasat University?, answer: Sirindhorn International Institute | question: What is the difference between the origins of the Asian Institute of Technology and the Sirindhorn International Institute of Technology?, answer: different origins | question: Where is Sirindhorn International Institute of Technology located?, answer: Thammasat University | question: What is the most well known private technological institute in Thailand?, answer: Mahanakorn University | question: Where did the Asian Institute of Technology come from?, answer: SEATO Graduate School | question: What type of technology is the Asian Institute of Technology?, answer: Institutes | question: What is the name of the engineering school of Thammasat University?, answer: Sirindhorn International Institute of Technology | question: What is the name of the institute of technology that developed from SEATO Graduate School of Engineering?, answer: Asian Institute of Technology
+question: Who withdrew from the event because of concerns about China's human rights record?, answer: Intended torchbearer Lin Hatfield Dodds | question: Who withdrew from the event because of concerns about China's human rights record?, answer: Lin Hatfield Dodds | question: What did Lin Hatfield Dodds want to express about China's human rights record?, answer: concern | question: What country's human rights record did Lin Hatfield Dodds withdraw from?, answer: China | question: Who said Lin Hatfield Dodds was a good example of peacefully making a point?, answer: Foreign Minister Stephen Smith | question: What event did Lin Hatfield Dodds withdraw from?, answer: the event | question: Who said Lin Hatfield Dodds' decision was "a very good example of peacefully making a point"?, answer: Stephen Smith | question: What did Foreign Minister Stephen Smith say Lin Hatfield Dodds' decision was "a very good example of peacefully making?, answer: a point | question: What did Stephen Smith say about Lin Hatfield Dodds' decision?, answer: a very good example
+question: Interactions between alcohol and what can cause side-effects and decreased effectiveness of antibiotic therapy?, answer: certain antibiotics | question: Interactions between alcohol and certain antibiotics may cause side-effects and decreased effectiveness of what?, answer: antibiotic therapy | question: What is moderate alcohol consumption unlikely to interfere with?, answer: many common antibiotics | question: The belief that alcohol and what should never be mixed is widespread?, answer: antibiotics | question: What is unlikely to interfere with many common antibiotics?, answer: alcohol consumption | question: What is unlikely to interfere with many common antibiotics?, answer: moderate alcohol consumption | question: What can cause serious side-effects on antibiotics?, answer: alcohol | question: What is a result of interactions between alcohol and antibiotics?, answer: decreased effectiveness | question: What type of antibiotics may alcohol consumption cause serious side-effects?, answer: specific types | question: What may cause side-effects and decreased effectiveness of antibiotic therapy?, answer: Interactions
+question: Who is responsible for the high standard of living on the island?, answer: wealthy tourists | question: What explain the high standard of living on the island?, answer: International investment | question: What is St. Barthélemy known for?, answer: high-end designers | question: What does international investment and the wealth generated by wealthy tourists explain about living on the island?, answer: the high standard | question: What is as high as €61,200,000 for a beachfront villa?, answer: prices | question: What type of house can be purchased for as high as €61,200,000?, answer: a beachfront villa | question: What is St. Barthélemy known for?, answer: gourmet dining | question: What is St. Barthélemy known for?, answer: the island | question: Who does the boom in house building activity cater to?, answer: the tourists | question: What is St. Barthélemy considered to be?, answer: famous,[citation
+question: What has hit Sassou's regime internationally?, answer: corruption revelations | question: Whose regime has been hit by corruption revelations despite attempts to censor them?, answer: Sassou | question: What did Sassou denounce as "racist" and "colonial"?, answer: embezzlement investigations | question: What did Sassou do to censor corruption revelations?, answer: attempts | question: What did Sassou find in France?, answer: lavish properties | question: Where did Sassou's regime find dozens of lavish properties?, answer: France | question: How many lavish properties did Sassou find in France?, answer: dozens | question: How many bank accounts did Sassou find in France?, answer: One French investigation | question: What country's investigation found 110 bank accounts and lavish properties?, answer: French
+question: Air China was chosen by the Beijing Committees of the Olympic Game as the designated torch carrier in March 2008 for its long-standing participation in what Games?, answer: Olympic | question: Who was chosen by the Beijing Committees of the Olympic Game as the designated Olympic torch carrier?, answer: Air China | question: What was the name of the plane that the torch and its accompanying party traveled in?, answer: a chartered Air China Airbus A330 | question: Air China was chosen by the Beijing Committees of the Olympic Game as what?, answer: the designated Olympic torch carrier | question: When was Air China chosen as the Olympic torch carrier?, answer: March | question: What was the name of the Air China A330?, answer: Airbus | question: Air China Airbus A330 was painted in the red and yellow colors of what event?, answer: the Olympic Games | question: Air China was chosen by the Beijing Committees of the Olympic Game for its long-standing participation in what?, answer: the Olympic cause | question: What was the name of the Air China Airbus?, answer: A330 | question: Air China Airbus A330 was painted in the red and yellow colors of what event?, answer: the Olympic Game
+question: What are able to integrate into the genome at another site within the cell?, answer: Transposable elements | question: Interspersed repeats mainly come from what?, answer: transposable elements | question: What mainly comes from transposable elements?, answer: Interspersed repeats | question: Interspersed repeats also include protein coding gene families and what?, answer: pseudogenes | question: What type of repeats mainly come from transposable elements?, answer: Interspersed | question: Interspersed repeats also include pseudogenes and what?, answer: some protein coding gene families | question: What is an important driving force on genome evolution of higher eukaryotes?, answer: TEs | question: What is it believed that TEs are an important driving force on genome evolution of?, answer: higher eukaryotes | question: Transposable elements are an important driving force on what of higher eukaryotes?, answer: genome evolution | question: Transposable elements are able to integrate into the genome at another site within what?, answer: the cell
+question: What was Ireland's Institute of Technology formerly referred to as?, answer: Regional Technical College | question: What type of programs does an Institute of Technology offer?, answer: sub-degree programmes | question: What does the term "IT" and "IT's" now widely used to describe?, answer: Technology | question: What field of study does an Institute of Technology offer a 2-year Higher Certificate program in?, answer: study | question: What is another name for the Regional Technical College system in Ireland?, answer: RTCs | question: What country has an Institute of Technology system?, answer: Ireland | question: What is Ireland's system called?, answer: Institute of Technology | question: What types of studies does an Institute of Technology offer?, answer: sub-degree, degree and post-graduate level studies | question: What system does an Institute of Technology not offer sub-degree programs?, answer: the Irish university system | question: What fields of study does an Institute of Technology offer a 2-year Higher Certificate program in?, answer: various academic fields
+question: Who wrote that "Whiteheadians are recruited among both philosophers and theologians, and the palette has been enriched by practitioners from the most diverse horizons, from ecology to feminism, practices that unite political struggle and spirituality with the sciences of education?", answer: Isabelle Stengers | question: Whitehead is one of a number of what?, answer: philosophers | question: Along with ecology, physics, biology, education, economics, and economics, what field of study is Whitehead considered to be interested in?, answer: psychology | question: Along with philosophers, who are Whiteheadians recruited among?, answer: theologians | question: Who is recruited among both philosophers and theologians?, answer: Whiteheadians | question: What science did Whitehead unite with the sciences of?, answer: education | question: In recent decades, attention to Whitehead's work has extending to intellectuals in Europe and China, coming from what fields?, answer: such diverse fields | question: Who was the Archbishop of Canterbury in 1932-1934?, answer: William Temple | question: What did the practices of ecology and feminism unite with the sciences of education?, answer: political struggle | question: Along with physics, biology, education, economics, and psychology, what field of study does Whitehead come from?, answer: ecology
+question: What type of architecture began in the 7th century CE?, answer: Islamic architecture | question: What ancient region did Islamic architecture come from?, answer: Middle East | question: What did Islamic architecture incorporate from the ancient Middle East and Byzantium?, answer: architectural forms | question: What type of architecture began in the 7th century CE?, answer: Islamic | question: What type of architecture did the pointed arch influence in the Medieval period?, answer: European architecture | question: Where did Islamic architecture come from?, answer: the ancient Middle East | question: When did Islamic architecture begin?, answer: the 7th century CE | question: Where can examples of Islamic architecture be found?, answer: North Africa | question: The Indian Sub-continent is an example of what continent?, answer: continent | question: Along with the Middle East, where did Islamic architecture come from?, answer: Byzantium
+question: What can vary a lot between species?, answer: non-repetitive DNA | question: Lower eukaryotes such as C. elegans and fruit fly still have what type of DNA?, answer: more non-repetitive DNA | question: What can vary a lot between species?, answer: repetitive DNA | question: Higher eukaryotes tend to have more repetitive DNA than what?, answer: non-repetitive ones | question: What do higher eukaryotes tend to have than non-repetitive ones?, answer: more repetitive DNA | question: The proportion of non-repetitive DNA can vary a lot between what?, answer: species | question: Which eukaryote has more non-repetitive DNA than repetitive DNA?, answer: C. elegans | question: What eukaryote has more non-repetitive DNA than repetitive DNA?, answer: fruit fly | question: Which eukaryotes tend to have more repetitive DNA than non-repetitive ones?, answer: Higher eukaryotes | question: What does the proportion of non-repetitive DNA become in some plants and amphibians?, answer: a minority component
+question: What is another name for the Wenchuan earthquake?, answer: Great Wenchuan | question: What county was the epicenter of the Wenchuan earthquake?, answer: Wenchuan County | question: What county was the epicenter of the earthquake?, answer: Wenchuan | question: What is another name for the Wenchuan earthquake?, answer: the Wenchuan earthquake | question: What is the language of the Wenchuan earthquake?, answer: Chinese | question: What county was the epicenter of the Wenchuan earthquake?, answer: Sichuan | question: What swayed as a result of the Wenchuan earthquake?, answer: office buildings | question: How far away was Beijing from the Wenchuan earthquake?, answer: Shanghai—1,500 km | question: Where was the Wenchuan earthquake felt?, answer: nearby countries | question: What is the meaning of the Wenchuan earthquake?, answer: literally: "Great Wenchuan earthquake
+question: What do passive solar techniques capture and distribute?, answer: solar energy | question: What do passive solar techniques convert solar energy into?, answer: solar power | question: What is the term for orienting a building to the Sun?, answer: Passive solar techniques | question: What type of power is used in active solar techniques?, answer: concentrated solar power | question: What is an example of an active solar technique?, answer: solar water heating | question: What are photovoltaic systems, concentrated solar power, and solar water heating called?, answer: Active solar techniques | question: What is it an important source of?, answer: renewable energy | question: What are active solar techniques?, answer: photovoltaic systems | question: What do passive solar techniques include selecting materials with?, answer: favorable thermal mass | question: Passive solar techniques include selecting materials with favorable thermal mass or what?, answer: light dispersing properties
+question: What could have been in existence during this period?, answer: other distinct dialect groups | question: What is it possible that other distinct dialect groups were already in during this period?, answer: existence | question: What is the Old Iranian ancestor of Parthian?, answer: Old Parthian | question: What is the original dw of the Old Parthian ancestor?, answer: * | question: What is the Old Iranian ancestor of?, answer: Parthian | question: What did the Old Parthian ancestor of Parthian produce?, answer: ćw | question: When were other distinct dialect groups in existence?, answer: this period | question: What is the ancestor of the Old Parthian?, answer: > | question: What language is the Old Parthian ancestor?, answer: Iranian | question: What is the name of the subgroup of Alanian/Scytho-Sarmatian?, answer: Scythian
+question: What does separation of powers mean?, answer: different branches | question: What does separation of powers mean?, answer: branches | question: The separation of what means that powers are shared among different branches?, answer: powers | question: The Judicial branch and what other branch are argued to have checks and balances?, answer: the other branches | question: What can no one branch act unilaterally on?, answer: issues | question: What branch is argued to have checks and balances?, answer: the Judicial branch | question: What must the Judicial branch obtain to act unilaterally on issues?, answer: agreement | question: What means that powers are shared among different branches?, answer: separation | question: What can't one branch act unilaterally on?, answer: perhaps minor questions | question: What branch can act unilaterally on issues?, answer: no one branch
+question: What is the process of architectural success assumed to be the result of?, answer: trial | question: What was the result of the process of trial and error?, answer: more replication | question: What is widely assumed was the result of a process of trial and error?, answer: architectural success | question: What is considered to be the cause of architectural success?, answer: error | question: How did the process of trial and error evolve?, answer: progressively less trial | question: In what country is Mohenjo Daro located?, answer: Pakistan | question: What is it widely assumed that architectural success was the product of?, answer: a process | question: What resulted in more replication and less trial and error?, answer: the process | question: Where is Mohenjo Daro located?, answer: modern-day Pakistan | question: Where does vernacular architecture continue to be produced?, answer: many parts
+question: What does every entity have some degree of novelty in how it responds to?, answer: other entities | question: What do not have consciousness?, answer: most entities | question: The fundamental creativity/freedom of what means there will always remain phenomena that are unpredictable?, answer: all entities | question: What is not merely a sum of its relations?, answer: an entity | question: What has some degree of novelty in how it responds to other entities?, answer: every entity | question: What is creativity not fully determined by?, answer: causal or mechanistic laws | question: What is the absolute principle of existence for Whitehead?, answer: creativity | question: When will it rain?, answer: tomorrow | question: What is creativity the absolute principle of?, answer: existence | question: What will always remain unpredictable?, answer: phenomena
+question: Who saw God as necessary for his metaphysical system?, answer: Whitehead God | question: What did Whitehead see as necessary for his metaphysical system?, answer: God | question: What did Whitehead's conception of God as a "dipolar" entity call for?, answer: fresh theological thinking | question: Who saw God as necessary for his metaphysical system?, answer: Whitehead | question: What was God not tied to for Whitehead?, answer: religion | question: What did Whitehead believe God was not primarily derived from?, answer: religious faith | question: What was the second nature of God?, answer: the consequent nature | question: What was Whitehead interested in?, answer: religious experience | question: What did Whitehead call the nature of God?, answer: the primordial nature | question: What did Whitehead see God as?, answer: the second nature
+question: What did the crisis threaten the collapse of?, answer: large financial institutions | question: What market dropped worldwide after the financial crisis?, answer: stock markets | question: Who prevented the collapse of large financial institutions?, answer: national governments | question: What was a result of the housing crisis?, answer: prolonged unemployment | question: What was bailouted by national governments to prevent the collapse of large financial institutions?, answer: banks | question: What did the housing market suffer in many areas?, answer: evictions | question: What was a result of the housing crisis?, answer: foreclosures | question: BNP Paribas terminated withdrawals from three hedge funds citing what?, answer: liquidity | question: Who terminated withdrawals from three hedge funds citing "a complete evaporation of liquidity"?, answer: BNP Paribas | question: What was the estimated amount of consumer wealth in trillions of dollars?, answer: U.S. dollars
+question: What position did Schwarzenegger want to run for in 2010?, answer: Senate | question: Who was rumored to run for the US Senate in 2010?, answer: Schwarzenegger | question: What position was rumored to be contested by Schwarzenegger in 2010?, answer: the United States Senate | question: What country was rumored to be a candidate for Schwarzenegger in 2010?, answer: the United States | question: What was the term limit for Schwarzenegger's governorship?, answer: that time | question: What position would be limited by 2010?, answer: his governorship | question: When was it rumored that Schwarzenegger would run for the U.S. Senate?, answer: 2010 | question: What was rumored to be true about Schwarzenegger?, answer: It | question: What was rumored to be true about Schwarzenegger?, answer: This
+question: Where were the steppes located?, answer: southern Russia | question: In what part of Asia was the Indo-European language located?, answer: Central Asia | question: What country borders the western part of Central Asia?, answer: Russia | question: What country is located in the western part of Central Asia?, answer: Kazakhstan | question: Where is Kazakhstan located?, answer: present-day | question: What was the original homeland of the satem ethno-linguistic groups of the Indo-European family?, answer: common Indo-European | question: Where was the steppes of southern Russia to the north of?, answer: Caucasus | question: The steppes of southern Russia to the north of the Caucasus are reconstructed linguistic relationships of what family?, answer: Indo-European | question: What did common Indo-European use to determine its proximity to the steppes of southern Russia?, answer: the reconstructed linguistic relationships
+question: What did the Samanid Empire restore to the region?, answer: Persian control | question: Who controlled Iran in 710?, answer: Umayyads | question: Who controlled Iran from 650 to 680?, answer: Chinese | question: What empire controlled Iran from 650 to 680?, answer: Tibetan | question: What was the region of Iran known as after the Samanid Empire enlarged the cities of Samarkand and Bukhara?, answer: Khorasan | question: Samarkand and Bukhara are today part of what country?, answer: Uzbekistan | question: What city was enlarged by the Samanid Empire?, answer: Samarkand | question: What city is today part of Uzbekistan?, answer: Bukhara | question: Where are Samarkand and Bukhara located?, answer: today | question: Where are Samarkand and Bukhara today?, answer: part
+question: What country became a major industrialized country again?, answer: Italy | question: Why did Italy become a major industrialized country?, answer: its post-war economic miracle | question: What did Italy become again due to its post-war economic miracle?, answer: a major industrialized country | question: What was the name of the European Union?, answer: EU | question: The EU was responsible for market rules, competition, and what else?, answer: legal standards | question: What was the EU responsible for?, answer: market rules | question: What country was included in the European Union in 2013?, answer: Croatia | question: The EU was responsible for market rules, competition, legal standards, and what?, answer: environmentalism | question: Where did communism end in 1989?, answer: the satellite countries | question: What was handled by the nation states in the European Union?, answer: health
+question: What is the mission of the Institute?, answer: high quality education | question: What is the mission of the Institute?, answer: qualified professionals | question: Along with education, training and education, what is the mission of the Institute?, answer: research | question: What is the mission of the Institute?, answer: training | question: What field of study is the ICTY a part of?, answer: science | question: What is the mission of the Institute?, answer: technology | question: What do qualified professionals need to apply in the country's development?, answer: skills | question: What is the mission of the Institute?, answer: Its mission | question: In what areas of science and technology is the Institute's mission?, answer: the areas
+question: Who suggested that the four ballades and four scherzos stand supreme?, answer: J. Barrie Jones | question: J. Barrie Jones suggests that Chopin intended the four ballades and four scherzos for what purpose?, answer: concert use | question: Whose work is Barcarolle Op. 60 an example of?, answer: Chopin | question: The Barcarolle Op. 60 stands apart as an example of Chopin's rich harmonic palette coupled with an Italianate warmth of what?, answer: melody | question: The Barcarolle Op. 60 contains a large variety of mood, what and structural detail?, answer: thematic material | question: The more the middle section is extended, and the further it departs in key, theme, and theme, what is the more important and dramatic is the reprise when it at last comes?, answer: mood | question: The Barcarolle Op. 60 contains a large variety of mood, thematic material and what?, answer: structural detail | question: What is an example of Chopin's rich harmonic palette?, answer: the Barcarolle Op | question: The Barcarolle Op. 60 is an example of Chopin's rich harmonic palette coupled with what kind of warmth of melody?, answer: Italianate
+question: What country hosted the 1998 Winter Olympics?, answer: Japan | question: Why were only two Chinese guards allowed to accompany the torch?, answer: previous relays | question: Who shouted slogans against China's crackdown in Tibet?, answer: pro-Tibet demonstrators | question: Where was the 1998 Winter Olympics held?, answer: Nagano | question: When was the 1998 Winter Olympics held?, answer: April | question: What event was held in Nagano in 1998?, answer: Winter Olympics | question: Who did the monks at Zenk-ji sympathize with?, answer: anti-Chinese government protesters | question: What type of government protesters did the monks of Zenk-ji sympathize with?, answer: anti-Chinese | question: What was the reason for the cancellation of the Minami Nagano Sports Park?, answer: demonstrators | question: What type of demonstrators shouted slogans?, answer: pro-China
+question: Who said that the Longmenshan Fault occurred in two stages?, answer: Japanese seismologist Yuji Yagi | question: Who was the seismologist at the University of Tsukuba?, answer: Yuji Yagi | question: What was the second stage of the Longmenshan Fault?, answer: second | question: What nationality was Yuji Yagi?, answer: Japanese | question: What was the name of the 155-mile earthquake?, answer: Longmenshan Fault | question: Where is Yuji Yagi from?, answer: Tsukuba | question: What was the second stage of the Longmenshan Fault?, answer: a second one | question: Where did Kato believe the seismic waves of the Longmenshan Fault traveled without losing their power?, answer: central China | question: How many yards did the second stage of the Longmenshan Fault sheared?, answer: four yards | question: What was the first section of the Longmenshan Fault?, answer: first
+question: Who was the first female to receive a save?, answer: Jessica Sanchez | question: What was Sanchez's ranking as a female recipient of the save?, answer: first | question: What did Jessica Sanchez receive during the Top 7 week?, answer: votes | question: Who was the first female to receive a save?, answer: Sanchez | question: Colton Dixon was the only contestant sent home in what season?, answer: previous seasons | question: Who was the only contestant sent home?, answer: Colton Dixon | question: In what season did a recipient of the save reach the finale?, answer: the first season | question: How many votes did Jessica Sanchez get during the Top 7 week?, answer: the fewest number | question: What did the judges use on Sanchez to make her the first female recipient of?, answer: the save | question: When was Colton Dixon sent home?, answer: The following week
+question: What does Jewish law not prohibit keeping?, answer: other pets | question: What does Jewish law require Jews to feed before themselves?, answer: other animals | question: What does not prohibit keeping dogs and other pets?, answer: Jewish law | question: What animal does Jewish law not prohibit keeping?, answer: dogs | question: What type of law does not prohibit keeping dogs and other pets?, answer: Jewish | question: What does Jewish law require Jews to make for feeding dogs before obtaining them?, answer: arrangements | question: Who does Jewish law require to feed dogs before themselves?, answer: Jews | question: What do dogs represent in Christianity?, answer: faithfulness | question: In what religion do dogs represent faithfulness?, answer: Christianity | question: What does Jewish law require Jews to feed dogs and other animals before themselves?, answer: that
+question: Whose impeachment was perceived to have done great damage to the presidency?, answer: Johnson | question: The Tenure of Office Act was repealed by whom?, answer: Congress | question: What was Johnson's impeachment perceived to have done to the presidency?, answer: great damage | question: What did the Tenure of Office Act end?, answer: presidential subordination | question: When was the Tenure of Office Act passed?, answer: the Johnson Administration | question: Grover Cleveland attempted to restore the power of what?, answer: Office | question: What act was repealed during the Johnson administration?, answer: Tenure of Office Act | question: What was the Speaker of the House of?, answer: Representatives | question: What did the Senate refuse to confirm?, answer: many new nominations
+question: What is too young to have a canon of work on which to build an academic paradigm?, answer: genocide studies | question: What have academics adjusted their focus to emphasise?, answer: different periods | question: What have academics found it expedient to use slightly different definitions to help them interpret?, answer: events | question: Who argued that the academic discipline of genocide studies is too young to have a canon of work on which to build an academic paradigm?, answer: Jonassohn | question: Who studied the whole of human history?, answer: Kurt Jonassohn | question: Helen Fein, Barbara Harff and Ted Gurr have looked at what?, answer: post World War II events | question: Who argued that the academic discipline of genocide studies is too young to have a canon of work on which to build an academic paradigm?, answer: Björnson | question: Who has adjusted their focus to emphasise different periods and have found it expedient to use slightly different definitions to help them interpret events?, answer: academics | question: What have academics found expedient to use to help them interpret events?, answer: slightly different definitions | question: What has emerged because academics have adjusted their focus to emphasise different periods and have found it expedient to use slightly different definitions to help them interpret events?, answer: no single generally accepted genocide definition
+question: Who wrote that modern concert performance stylemilitates against what is known of Chopin's more intimate performance technique?, answer: Jonathan Bellman | question: Contemporary accounts indicate that Chopin avoided rigid procedures sometimes incorrectly attributed to him?, answer: performance | question: Chopin said concerts are never what?, answer: real music | question: What does Jonathan Bellman write?, answer: that modern concert performance style | question: What did Chopin say was never real music?, answer: concerts | question: Whose intimate performance technique did Bellman argue against?, answer: Chopin | question: What is modern concert performance style suitable for?, answer: large auditoria | question: What century did Bellman write that modern concert performance style was set in?, answer: 20th-century music schools | question: Chopin said concerts are never real music, you have to give up the idea of hearing in them all the most beautiful things of what?, answer: art | question: Chopin was concerned with expressive phrasing, rhythmic consistency, and what?, answer: sensitive colouring
+question: Whose unique position as a composer has rarely been questioned?, answer: Chopin | question: Who said that Chopin's unique position as a composer has rarely been questioned?, answer: Jones | question: In what year did Chopin arrive in Paris?, answer: 1831—"the artistic environment | question: Where did Chopin's public recitals not take place?, answer: fashionable Paris soirées | question: Where did Chopin arrive in 1831?, answer: Paris | question: Who was one of Chopin's romantic contemporaries?, answer: Henri Herz | question: Who suggested that Chopin's lack of Byronic flamboyance made him exceptional among his romantic contemporaries?, answer: Arthur Hutchings | question: What did Arthur Hutchings say made Chopin exceptional among his romantic contemporaries?, answer: Byronic flamboyance | question: Chopin's unique position as a composer despite the fact that virtually everything he wrote was for what?, answer: the piano
+question: What is Josef Kolma a professor of?, answer: Oriental Studies | question: Who is a sinologist, Tibetologist, and Professor of Oriental Studies at the Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic?, answer: Josef Kolmaš | question: What is Kolma's profession?, answer: Tibetologist | question: What type of studies is Kolma a professor of?, answer: Oriental | question: What position does Kolma hold at the Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic?, answer: Professor | question: Where is Josef Kolma a professor?, answer: Sciences | question: What took place during the Qing dynasty?, answer: developments | question: What did Kolma say happened during the Qing dynasty?, answer: place | question: What was considered an organic part of China during the Qing dynasty?, answer: Tibet | question: What country was Tibet considered an organic part of during the Qing dynasty?, answer: China
+question: Who wrote The Story of Tibet: Conversations with the Dalai Lama?, answer: Thomas Laird | question: What type of historical narratives did Laird say never portray the Mongol subjugation of Tibet as a Chinese one?, answer: non-Chinese | question: What did Laird say the Mongol khans never administered as part of China?, answer: Tibet | question: What did the Mongol khans never administer Tibet as?, answer: China | question: Who wrote The Story of Tibet: Conversations with the Dalai Lama?, answer: Laird | question: Laird claims that the Mongol khans never administered Tibet as what?, answer: Chinese | question: Who wrote The Story of Tibet: Conversations with the Dalai Lama?, answer: Journalist and author Thomas Laird | question: What dynasty ruled Tibet during the Ming dynasty?, answer: Mongol | question: Who did Laird say was a notable Chinese dynasty?, answer: Nyima | question: Whose viewpoint does Laird believe China was "absorbed into a larger, non-Chinese political unit" during the Mongol Yuan dynasty?, answer: Wang
+question: Who did Judge Taylor appoint Atticus to defend?, answer: Tom Robinson | question: Who appoints Atticus to defend Tom Robinson?, answer: Judge Taylor | question: Who does Atticus defend?, answer: Tom | question: Who appoints to defend Tom Robinson?, answer: Atticus | question: Who was Tom Robinson accused of raping?, answer: Mayella Ewell | question: Who appoints Atticus to defend Tom Robinson?, answer: Taylor | question: Who is intent on lynching Tom?, answer: men | question: What does Atticus force Scout, Jem, and Dill to do?, answer: view | question: Who has Tom Robinson been accused of raping?, answer: a young white woman
+question: What is the power to decide cases and controversies vested in the Supreme Court?, answer: Judicial power | question: What type of courts are established by Congress?, answer: inferior courts | question: What are "constitutional courts"?, answer: Courts | question: What must judges hold during good behavior?, answer: office | question: Who establishes inferior courts?, answer: Congress | question: What must a court's judges hold office during?, answer: good behavior | question: If a court's judges do not have good behavior, what can a court not exercise?, answer: the judicial power | question: What is a judicial power?, answer: controversies | question: What is a judicial power?, answer: cases | question: What are courts exercising judicial power called?, answer: "constitutional courts
+question: What influences Scout's development?, answer: several female characters | question: What influences Scout's development?, answer: female characters | question: What does Scout realize about being a female?, answer: female means | question: Who realizes what being female means?, answer: Scout | question: Who explores Jem's development in coming to grips with a racist and unjust society?, answer: Lee | question: What does Jem's development become in a racist and unjust society?, answer: grips | question: Whose development is explored in the novel?, answer: Jem | question: What do the female characters who comment on Scout's lack of willingness to adhere to a more feminine role promote?, answer: view | question: Who is Scout's primary female model?, answer: Miss Maudie
+question: Who hit the Japanese family with plastic air-filled batons?, answer: Chinese nationals | question: Who heckled the Japanese family?, answer: Chinese citizens | question: What group shouted "Taiwan and Tibet belong to China"?, answer: Chinese | question: Who were the supporters of in front of the Chinese embassy in the Malaysian capital?, answer: Falun Gong | question: What did the Japanese family have?, answer: Malaysian citizenship | question: Where did the supporters of Falun Gong demonstrate?, answer: front | question: Where was the Chinese embassy located?, answer: Malaysian | question: Who shouted "Taiwan and Tibet belong to China?", answer: the Chinese group | question: Where did the supporters of Falun Gong demonstrate?, answer: the Chinese embassy | question: Who took away placards from Malaysians protesting the relay?, answer: the Chinese volunteers
+question: Who is an American hip hop recording artist, record producer, rapper, fashion designer, and entrepreneur?, answer: Kanye Omari West | question: What is Kanye Omari West's career?, answer: record producer | question: What is Kanye Omari West's career?, answer: fashion designer | question: What is Kanye Omari West's career?, answer: entrepreneur | question: What is Kanye Omari West's career?, answer: an American hip hop recording artist | question: What is Kanye Omari West's nickname?, answer: /ˈkɑːnjeɪ/ | question: What nationality is Kanye Omari West?, answer: American | question: What is Kanye Omari West's profession?, answer: rapper | question: What is Kanye Omari West known for?, answer: his outspoken public persona | question: Kanye Omari West is known for his outspoken public persona and what?, answer: controversy
+question: Who was born on June 8, 1977?, answer: Kanye Omari West | question: Where did Kanye Omari West's mother work?, answer: Chicago State University | question: Where was West's mother a professor of English?, answer: Clark Atlanta University | question: Who was Kanye Omari's father?, answer: West | question: Where was Kanye Omari West born?, answer: Atlanta | question: Who was Kanye's father?, answer: Ray West | question: Where did Kanye Omari West's mother live?, answer: Chicago | question: Where was Kanye Omari West born?, answer: Georgia | question: When was Kanye Omari West born?, answer: June | question: Dr. Donda C. (Williams) West was a professor of what subject at Clark Atlanta University?, answer: English
+question: Who began his early production career in the mid-1990s?, answer: Kanye West | question: What did Kanye West speed up vocal samples from?, answer: classic soul records | question: Who handled the production of the Go-Getters?, answer: West | question: Who did Kanye West make beats for?, answer: local artists | question: What did Kanye West speed up from classic soul records?, answer: vocal samples | question: What did Kanye West begin in the mid-1990s?, answer: his early production career | question: What did Kanye West make for burgeoning local artists?, answer: beats | question: What was the Go-Getters?, answer: Chicago rap group | question: When was the Go-Getters formed?, answer: late-1990s Chicago | question: What was the name of Brian "All Day"?, answer: Miller
+question: Who was the first torchbearer in Almaty?, answer: Kazakhstan Nursultan Nazarbaev | question: What was the name of the first torchbearer in Almaty?, answer: first | question: Where did the Olympic torch arrive for the first time ever?, answer: Almaty | question: What country was the first torchbearer in Almaty?, answer: Kazakhstan | question: What kind of torch arrived in Almaty on April 2?, answer: Olympic | question: When did the first Olympic torch arrive in Almaty?, answer: April | question: How many times did the Olympic torch arrive in Almaty?, answer: the first time | question: Who was Nursultan Nazarbaev?, answer: The first torchbearer | question: What did the first torchbearer bring to Almaty?, answer: the Olympic torch | question: What is the name of the square where the first Olympic torch arrived in Kazakhstan?, answer: Astana Square
+question: Kinship can refer to the study of the patterns of what in one or more human cultures?, answer: social relationships | question: What may be considered to include people related both by descent and also relatives by marriage?, answer: kinship patterns | question: What can refer to the study of the patterns of social relationships in one or more human cultures?, answer: Kinship | question: What is one term that anthropology has developed related to kinship?, answer: descent | question: What is a kinship pattern?, answer: marriage | question: What has anthropology developed over its history?, answer: related concepts | question: What can kinship patterns include?, answer: people | question: What is one's social relations during?, answer: development | question: Kinship can refer to the study of the patterns of social relationships in what?, answer: one or more human cultures | question: Kinship can refer to the study of what of social relationships in one or more human cultures?, answer: the patterns
+question: In what country did the Mongols pounce on the chance to reclaim their old vassal?, answer: Tibet | question: Whose presence in Tibet increased?, answer: Mongol | question: How many Chinese became devout Tibetan Buddhists?, answer: few Chinese | question: Who wrote that the Ming emperors "viewed with apparent unconcern these developments in Tibet"?, answer: Kolmaš | question: What group did the Chinese become devout of?, answer: Tibetan Buddhists | question: Who did Laird say watched the conversion to Tibetan Buddhism with interest?, answer: Chinese | question: Whose court did the Mongols pounce on the chance to reclaim their old vassal of Tibet?, answer: Ming | question: What increased in Tibet?, answer: the Mongol presence | question: Who conquered Tibet in 1642?, answer: a Mongol leader | question: How did the Ming emperors view the conquest of Tibet?, answer: apparent unconcern these developments
+question: What type of bubble did Krugman believe was not the cause of the financial crisis?, answer: commercial real estate | question: The first signs of decline in what type of property occurred in 2006?, answer: residential real estate | question: What did Xudong An and Anthony B. Sanders research during the financial crisis?, answer: commercial loans | question: What did Krugman believe was the cause of the financial crisis?, answer: a commercial real estate bubble | question: What challenged Krugman's contention that the growth of a commercial real estate bubble indicates that U.S. housing policy was not the cause of the crisis?, answer: additional analysis | question: What did Krugman believe was not the cause of the crisis?, answer: U.S. housing policy | question: Whose contention that the growth of a commercial real estate bubble indicates that U.S. housing policy was not the cause of the crisis is challenged by additional analysis?, answer: Krugman | question: What is Denice A. Gierach's profession?, answer: a real estate attorney | question: Who researched the default of commercial loans during the financial crisis?, answer: Anthony B. Sanders | question: What did other analysts support the theory that the crisis in commercial real estate took place after the crisis in residential real estate?, answer: related lending
+question: Where did Kublai Khan conquer the Song dynasty?, answer: South China | question: What country did Kublai Khan become closely identified with by the early 1260s?, answer: China | question: What did the conquest of the Song dynasty mark the end of?, answer: independent China | question: Who conquered the Song dynasty in South China in 1279?, answer: Kublai Khan | question: What position was Kublai Khan unable to have himself accepted as?, answer: Great Khan | question: What was Kublai's title?, answer: Khan | question: What was a part of the early Mongol Empire before it was combined with the Yuan dynasty?, answer: Tibet | question: The Yuan dynasty ruled China, Tibet, Mongolia, Korea, parts of Siberia and what other area?, answer: Upper Burma | question: What empire was Tibet a part of before it was combined with the Yuan dynasty?, answer: Mongol Empire | question: What country did the Yuan dynasty rule?, answer: Korea
+question: What is the MYS?, answer: Mean years | question: What does EYS stand for?, answer: Expected years | question: What is the term for life expectancy at?, answer: birth MYS | question: What is GNIpc?, answer: Gross national income | question: What does GNIpc stand for?, answer: power parity | question: What does the MYS stand for?, answer: schools | question: What is the term for the years that a person 25 years of age or older has spent in schools?, answer: schooling | question: How many years of schooling does a person 25 years of age or older have spent in schools?, answer: Years | question: What is the term for life expectancy at birth?, answer: LE: Life expectancy | question: What is the gross national income at purchasing power parity per capita?, answer: GNIpc
+question: What has been advocated as the newest and best environmental lighting method?, answer: LED lamps | question: What type of lamp uses 20% more power than a standard incandescent bulb?, answer: compact fluorescent lamps | question: What percentage of power do compact fluorescent lamps use?, answer: 20% and energy saving halogen | question: What have LED lamps been advocated as?, answer: the newest and best environmental lighting method | question: What does a standard incandescent bulb use 20% of?, answer: a standard incandescent bulb | question: What percentage of power does a standard incandescent bulb use?, answer: 20% | question: What percentage of energy saving halogen lamps are used?, answer: 70% | question: What percentage of power do LED lamps use?, answer: only 10% power | question: According to the Energy Saving Trust, how much power do LED lamps use?, answer: only 10% | question: What organization says LED lamps use 10% power compared to standard incandescent bulbs?, answer: the Energy Saving Trust
+question: Who abolished the Mongol practices of shamanism and blood sacrifice?, answer: Altan Khan | question: Who began requesting the Dalai Lama to bestow titles on them?, answer: Mongol princes | question: Who did Altan Khan abolish the practices of shamanism and blood sacrifice?, answer: Mongol | question: Who abolished the Mongol practices of shamanism and blood sacrifice?, answer: Altan | question: Who wrote that Altan Khan abolished the Mongol practices of shamanism and blood sacrifice?, answer: Laird | question: Who was the Dalai Lama?, answer: Panchen Lama | question: Altan Khan abolished the Mongol practices of shamanism and what?, answer: blood sacrifice | question: What did Altan Khan abolish?, answer: the native Mongol practices | question: What did Altan Khan gain among the entire Mongol population?, answer: enormous power | question: Who was the leader of the Mongol-Tibetan alliance?, answer: Sönam Gyatso
+question: Who appointed titles to eastern Tibetan princes?, answer: Ming | question: Who did the Ming appointed titles to?, answer: eastern Tibetan princes | question: Who did Laird believe the Ming ruled Tibet?, answer: eastern Tibetan principalities | question: What did the Ming not send an army to replace the Mongols after they left?, answer: Tibet | question: What type of princes did the Ming appoint titles to?, answer: Tibetan | question: Who did the Ming not send an army to replace after they left Tibet?, answer: Mongols | question: Who wrote that the Ming appointed titles to eastern Tibetan princes?, answer: Laird | question: What did the Ming assign to eastern Tibetan princes?, answer: titles | question: Laird states that the alliances with eastern Tibetan principalities are evidence that the Ming ruled Tibet?, answer: China | question: Who appointed titles to eastern Tibetan princes?, answer: the Ming
+question: What doesISAF stand for?, answer: United Nations International Security Assistance Force | question: What organization sanctioned conflicts during this period?, answer: United Nations | question: What was deployed in support of peacekeeping operations within United Nations sanctioned conflicts?, answer: Land Forces | question: Land Forces were deployed in support of peacekeeping operations within the United Nations for what?, answer: sanctioned conflicts | question: What did the Land Forces support during this period?, answer: peacekeeping operations | question: Where have the Canadian Forces been deployed until 2011?, answer: Afghanistan | question: What doesISAF stand for?, answer: the NATO-led United Nations International Security Assistance Force | question: What was the purpose of the Land Forces during this period?, answer: support | question: What is the name of the United Nations International Security Assistance Force?, answer: ISAF | question: Who led the United Nations International Security Assistance Force?, answer: NATO
+question: What is the common ancestor of dogs and extant wolves?, answer: gray wolves | question: What is the common ancestor of dogs and gray wolves?, answer: extant wolves | question: What is the common ancestor of extant wolves and extant wolves?, answer: dogs | question: What supported dogs and gray wolves forming two sister monophyletic clades within the one species?, answer: genetic studies | question: What type of clades did dogs and gray wolves form?, answer: two sister monophyletic | question: What is extinct of dogs and extant wolves?, answer: the common ancestor | question: dogs and gray wolves forming two sister monophyletic clades within what species?, answer: the one species | question: How many species are there of dogs and gray wolves?, answer: one | question: How many sister monophyletic clades did dogs and gray wolves form?, answer: two
+question: Who did West send a tirade at in 2013?, answer: talk show host Jimmy Kimmel | question: What ABC program ran a sketch on September 25?, answer: Jimmy Kimmel Live | question: Who was West's talk show host in 2013?, answer: Jimmy Kimmel | question: Who did West call to demand an apology shortly before taping?, answer: Kimmel | question: Who launched a tirade at Jimmy Kimmel in 2013?, answer: West | question: What network broadcast Jimmy Kimmel Live!?, answer: ABC | question: Where did West launch a tirade in 2013?, answer: Twitter | question: Who did West call himself the biggest rock star on the planet?, answer: Zane Lowe | question: What radio station did West call himself the biggest rock star on the planet?, answer: BBC Radio
+question: What type of forests are found on the island of Madeira?, answer: endemic Laurisilva forests | question: Where is Laurisilva found?, answer: few areas | question: Laurisilva is a unique type of what?, answer: subtropical rainforest | question: What is a unique type of subtropical rainforest found in few areas of Europe and the world?, answer: Laurisilva | question: What type of forests are found on the island of Madeira?, answer: large forests | question: Where do thousands of birds cross from to Africa during the autumn or in the spring?, answer: Europe | question: Where is Laurisilva found?, answer: Azores | question: On what island are large forests of endemic Laurisilva forests found?, answer: Madeira | question: What are the Laurisilva forests protected as?, answer: a natural heritage preserve | question: What mammalian species is found in the Azores?, answer: iberian lynx
+question: Who was Mathew's manager?, answer: LeToya Luckett | question: Who replaced LeToya Luckett and Roberson?, answer: Michelle Williams | question: Who replaced LeToya Luckett and Roberson?, answer: Farrah Franklin | question: What was the name of Beyoncé's mother?, answer: Williams | question: Who was LeToya Luckett's manager?, answer: Roberson | question: Who did Beyoncé split with?, answer: Luckett | question: Who was dismissed after Beyoncé's depression?, answer: Franklin | question: Who was the manager of Destiny's Child when LeToya Luckett and Roberson became unhappy with?, answer: Mathew | question: Beyoncé was blamed for the split with Luckett and Roberson by the media, critics, and what else?, answer: blogs | question: Who blamed Beyoncé for the split with Luckett and Roberson?, answer: critics
+question: What did Lee's mother suffer from?, answer: mental illness | question: Who was the author of To Kill a Mockingbird?, answer: Lee | question: Who did Lee meet at Lippincott's offices?, answer: Hohoff | question: Where did Lee meet Hohoff?, answer: Lippincott’s offices | question: How long did Lee's mother suffer from mental illness?, answer: six years | question: How long after the publication of To Kill a Mockingbird did Lee's father die?, answer: two years | question: Who did Lee lose six years before she met Hohoff at Lippincott's offices?, answer: her mother | question: What was the name of Lee's father's book?, answer: a Mockingbird | question: Who was Lee's father modeled on?, answer: Atticus | question: What did Lee's father die two years after?, answer: the publication
+question: Who said To Kill a Mockingbird was not an autobiography?, answer: Lee | question: Who was Lee's father?, answer: Amasa Coleman Lee | question: Who was Amasa Coleman Lee's father similar to?, answer: Atticus Finch | question: What was Lee's mother's name?, answer: Frances Cunningham Finch | question: What did a black housekeeper care for in To Kill a Mockingbird?, answer: the Lee house | question: What crime did Lee's father defend in 1919?, answer: murder | question: Whose mother died when she was a child?, answer: Scout
+question: Who was Lee's childhood friend?, answer: Truman Capote | question: Who modeled the character of Dill on Truman Capote?, answer: Lee | question: Who was Truman's childhood friend?, answer: Capote | question: What was Truman Capote known as?, answer: Truman Persons | question: Who did Lee modeled the character of on Truman Capote?, answer: Dill | question: Where did Truman Capote's mother visit?, answer: New York City | question: What did Truman Capote have a gift for?, answer: fascinating stories | question: Who was Lee's childhood friend?, answer: Dill, Capote | question: What did Lee and Capote become when they felt alienated from their peers?, answer: good friends
+question: Who was Lee's childhood friend?, answer: author Truman Capote | question: Who was Lee's childhood friend?, answer: Truman Capote | question: Who was Truman's childhood friend?, answer: Capote | question: Who was Truman Capote's childhood friend?, answer: Lee | question: Truman Capote wrote on the dust jacket of what edition of Lee's book?, answer: first | question: What did Truman Capote say Lee had a warmest sense of?, answer: humor | question: What did Truman Capote say Lee had a liveliest sense of?, answer: life | question: What kind of sense of humor did Truman Capote say Lee had?, answer: most authentic sense
+question: What is a growing problem in reaction to excess light being given off by numerous signs, houses, and buildings?, answer: Light pollution | question: Why is light pollution a growing problem?, answer: excess light | question: What is the term for light pollution that is excessive or intrudes where it is not wanted?, answer: artificial light | question: What does well-designed lighting send only where it is needed without scattering elsewhere?, answer: light | question: What is often wasted light involving unnecessary energy costs and carbon dioxide emissions?, answer: Polluting light | question: Light pollution is a growing problem in response to excess light being given off by signs, houses, and what?, answer: buildings | question: Light pollution is a growing problem in response to excess light being given off by what?, answer: numerous signs | question: What is another cause of wasted light?, answer: carbon dioxide emissions | question: What is the main cause of light pollution?, answer: unnecessary energy costs | question: In addition to signs, buildings, and signs, what other type of building is a source of light pollution?, answer: houses
+question: What reduces energy usage and cost by helping to provide light only when and where it is needed?, answer: Lighting control systems | question: What type of control does a lighting control system use?, answer: occupancy control | question: What is another name for daylight harvesting?, answer: photocell control | question: Lighting control systems are sometimes incorporated into what?, answer: larger building automation systems | question: What do some lighting control systems use to take advantage of?, answer: utility incentives | question: What do lighting control systems reduce?, answer: energy usage | question: What do lighting control systems help provide when and where it is needed?, answer: light | question: What do some lighting control systems dim or turn off to take advantage of utility incentives?, answer: lights | question: What is photocell control?, answer: i.e.daylight harvesting | question: What do lighting control systems typically incorporate?, answer: time schedules
+question: What is lighting design as it applies to the built environment known as?, answer: architectural lighting design | question: What is 'architectural lighting design'?, answer: Lighting design | question: What is 'architectural lighting design'?, answer: Lighting | question: What takes into account the amount of daylight received in an internal space by using Daylight factor calculation?, answer: Artificial lighting | question: For simple installations, hand-calculations based on tabular data are used to provide what?, answer: an acceptable lighting design | question: How does artificial lighting take into account the amount of daylight received in an internal space?, answer: Daylight factor calculation | question: What do more critical or optimized designs use on a computer to review the benefit of a design?, answer: mathematical modeling | question: Radiance allows an Architect to quickly undertake what to review the benefit of a design?, answer: complex calculations | question: What does lighting of structures consider?, answer: aesthetic elements | question: What other considerations does architectural lighting design consider?, answer: practical considerations
+question: Lighting fixtures come in a wide variety of styles for what?, answer: various functions | question: What is the most important function of a lighting fixture?, answer: visual glare | question: What come in a wide variety of styles for various functions?, answer: Lighting fixtures | question: What does a holder for the light source provide?, answer: directed light | question: What are lighting fixtures in a wide variety of?, answer: styles | question: How many styles do lighting fixtures have?, answer: a wide variety | question: What is the most important function of a lighting fixture?, answer: the light source | question: What do lighting fixtures have to be in keeping with?, answer: safety codes | question: What is the most important function of a holder for the light source?, answer: The most important functions | question: What are some lighting fixtures pieces of?, answer: art
+question: What uses computer control of lighting instruments?, answer: complex theatre lighting systems | question: What uses general illumination technology in devices configured for easy adjustment of their output characteristics?, answer: Stage lighting | question: What uses general illumination technology in devices configured for easy adjustment of their output characteristics?, answer: stage lighting | question: Complex theatre lighting systems use computer control of what?, answer: lighting instruments | question: What illuminates the performers and artists in a live theatre, dance, or musical performance?, answer: Lighting | question: A set of what is prepared to control the lights in step with the performance?, answer: lighting cues | question: What is the purpose of stage lighting?, answer: dramatic effects | question: Lighting illuminates performers in live theatre, dance, and what other type of performance?, answer: musical performance | question: What type of performance is a musical?, answer: dance | question: Who does lighting illuminate in a live theatre, dance, or musical performance?, answer: artists
+question: What is classified by intended use as general, accent, or task lighting?, answer: Lighting | question: What is the definition of general, accent, or task lighting?, answer: intended use | question: The distribution of light produced by what determines the classification of lighting?, answer: the fixture | question: What determines what type of light is produced by a fixture?, answer: the distribution | question: What determines the classification of lighting?, answer: the light
+question: What represents a major component of energy consumption in buildings?, answer: artificial lighting | question: What is the deliberate use of light to achieve a practical or aesthetic effect?, answer: Lighting | question: Who can benefit from proper lighting?, answer: occupants | question: What is an example of an artificial light source?, answer: light fixtures | question: What type of psychological effects can proper lighting have on occupants?, answer: positive psychological effects | question: What can enhance task performance, improve the appearance of an area, or have positive psychological effects on occupants?, answer: Proper lighting | question: What can be used as the main source of light during daytime in buildings?, answer: light shelves | question: What is another type of lighting that can be used to capture daylight?, answer: natural illumination | question: Lighting or illumination is the deliberate use of what to achieve a practical or aesthetic effect?, answer: light | question: Daylighting is sometimes used as the main source of light during daytime in what?, answer: buildings
+question: What can iPods serve as?, answer: external data storage devices | question: What can iPods serve as external data storage devices?, answer: other digital music players | question: What varies by model?, answer: Storage capacity | question: What can serve as external data storage devices?, answer: iPods | question: What determines the storage capacity of an iPod?, answer: model | question: What iPod has a storage capacity of 2 GB?, answer: the iPod Shuffle | question: What iPod has a storage capacity of 128 GB?, answer: the iPod Touch | question: What was the previous model of the iPod Touch?, answer: the iPod Classic | question: What was the name of the iPod that was discontinued?, answer: Classic | question: What is the storage capacity of the iPod Touch?, answer: 128 GB
+question: What is the name of the opera that is based in Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts?, answer: New York City Opera | question: What city is the Tisch School of the Arts based in?, answer: New York City | question: Where is Alice Tully Hall located?, answer: Lincoln Center | question: What famous ballet company is located in Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts?, answer: New York City Ballet | question: What is the name of the New York City Ballet?, answer: New York Philharmonic | question: Where is Tisch School of the Arts based?, answer: New York University | question: Where is the Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts located?, answer: Lincoln Square | question: What is the name of the SummerStage that presents free plays and music in Central Park?, answer: Central Park SummerStage | question: Where is SummerStage located?, answer: Central Park | question: What is Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts home to?, answer: numerous influential arts organizations
+question: Linguistic anthropology links the analysis of linguistic forms and processes to the interpretation of what?, answer: sociocultural processes | question: What does linguistic anthropology seek to understand?, answer: processes | question: What does linguistic anthropology seek to understand?, answer: language | question: What is the branch of anthropology that brings linguistic methods to bear on anthropological problems?, answer: Linguistic anthropology | question: What is another name for Linguistic anthropology?, answer: anthropological linguistics | question: What does linguistic anthropology link to the interpretation of sociocultural processes?, answer: linguistic forms | question: What field do linguistic anthropologists draw on?, answer: narrative analysis | question: What field do linguistic anthropologists often draw on?, answer: discourse analysis | question: What does linguistic anthropology bring to bear on anthropological problems?, answer: linguistic methods | question: Who often draws on related fields such as sociolinguistics, pragmatics, cognitive linguistics, semiotics, discourse analysis, and narrative analysis?, answer: Linguistic anthropologists
+question: Who established the Plymouth Porcelain venture?, answer: Local chemist William Cookworthy | question: What did William Cookworthy use in his Plymouth Porcelain venture?, answer: local China Clay | question: What was the name of William Cookworthy's venture?, answer: Plymouth Porcelain | question: Who founded Plymouth Porcelain?, answer: William Cookworthy | question: What was William Cookworthy trying to exploit in his Plymouth Porcelain venture?, answer: China Clay | question: What does the industry of China Clay make up?, answer: the city income | question: What did William Cookworthy establish in 1768?, answer: his somewhat short-lived Plymouth Porcelain venture | question: What did William Cookworthy use in his Plymouth Porcelain venture?, answer: the recently discovered deposits | question: Who hosted the Eddystone Lighthouse?, answer: engineer John Smeaton | question: Who was a host of William Cookworthy?, answer: John Smeaton
+question: What is one of the Renaissance Islands?, answer: St. Barthélemy | question: St. Barthélemy is separated from what island by the Saint-Barthélemy Channel?, answer: Saint Martin | question: Where is St. Barthélemy located?, answer: Virgin Islands | question: Where is St. Barthélemy located?, answer: Puerto Rico | question: Where is St. Barthélemy located from Puerto Rico?, answer: east | question: Where is St. Barthélemy located?, answer: the nearer Virgin Islands | question: What is the name of the channel that separates St. Barthélemy from Saint Martin?, answer: the Saint-Barthélemy Channel | question: What island is north of St. Barthélemy?, answer: St Kitts | question: St. Barthélemy lies northeast of Saba and what other island?, answer: St Eustatius | question: What is the name of one of the satellite islets that belong to St. Barthélemy?, answer: Toc Vers
+question: What is the principal commercial banking center of the United States?, answer: New York | question: What is the principal commercial banking center of the United States?, answer: New York City | question: Who earned as much as $324,000 annually?, answer: senior New York City bank officers | question: Where is the New York Stock Exchange located?, answer: Lower Manhattan | question: What is the world's second largest stock exchange measured by?, answer: overall average daily trading volume | question: What is the largest stock exchange in the world?, answer: the New York Stock Exchange | question: What is the principal commercial banking center of the United States?, answer: other global financial centers.:34–35 New York | question: What is the third-largest central business district in the United States?, answer: Manhattan | question: What is Lower Manhattan known for?, answer: home
+question: What encouraged borrowing?, answer: Lower interest rates | question: What did lower interest rates encourage?, answer: borrowing | question: What was the Federal Reserve's federal funds rate target from 2000 to 2003?, answer: 1.0% | question: What was the federal funds rate target from 2000 to 2003?, answer: 6.5% | question: What did the Federal Reserve lower from 6.5% to 1.0%?, answer: the federal funds rate target | question: What was the Federal Reserve lowering the federal funds rate target to combat?, answer: deflation | question: What did some economists believe the Fed needed to create to replace the housing bubble?, answer: the Nasdaq bubble | question: What was the name of the bubble that the Fed wanted to replace?, answer: Nasdaq | question: What did some economists say the Fed needed to create to replace the Nasdaq bubble?, answer: a housing bubble | question: What was credit fueling instead of business investment?, answer: housing
+question: What does MIT raise funds for?, answer: Institute | question: Who does MIT raise funds from?, answer: non-governmental organizations | question: What has MIT been able to create linkages with some universities and colleges in the United States?, answer: material support | question: Who has been able to create linkages with some universities and colleges in the United States?, answer: MIT | question: What does MIT raise from non-governmental organizations and individuals?, answer: funds | question: What is the mission of MIT?, answer: objectives | question: Who does MIT raise funds from?, answer: individuals | question: Up to what point has MIT pledged sponsorship for 50 students?, answer: graduation | question: What type of sponsorship has MIT secured for 50 students?, answer: pledges | question: What has MIT pledged to 50 students to cover their tuition fees, room and board up to graduation?, answer: sponsorship
+question: What stadium did the Olympic torch pass through?, answer: Macau Stadium | question: What landmark did the Olympic torch pass through?, answer: Macau Tower | question: Where was the first Olympic torch to travel to?, answer: Macau | question: What is the name of the cultural center in Macao?, answer: Macau Cultural Centre | question: What is the name of the Ponte de Sai Van?, answer: Ponte Governador Nobre de Carvalho | question: What newspaper criticized the list of torchbearers?, answer: Macao Daily News | question: What is the name of the landmark that the Olympic torch traveled through?, answer: Ponte de Sai Van | question: Where was the first Olympic torch to travel to?, answer: Macao
+question: Who ordered Netbula to disable the robots.txt blockage?, answer: Magistrate Judge Howard Lloyd | question: What division of California was Howard Lloyd in?, answer: San Jose Division | question: Who was the Magistrate Judge in the Northern District of California?, answer: Howard Lloyd | question: What was Howard Lloyd's profession?, answer: Magistrate | question: Where is Howard Lloyd from?, answer: California | question: Whose arguments did Howard Lloyd reject?, answer: Netbula | question: What did Howard Lloyd do to Netbula's arguments?, answer: order | question: Who was able to retrieve the archived pages that Netbula sought?, answer: Chordiant | question: Where was Howard Lloyd from?, answer: the Northern District
+question: What Buddhism encourages everyone to become bodhisattvas?, answer: Mahayana Buddhism | question: What are the six perfections of Mahayana Buddhism?, answer: Mahayana teachings | question: What Buddhism encourages everyone to become bodhisattvas?, answer: Mahayana | question: What does Mahayana Buddhism encourage everyone to become?, answer: bodhisattvas | question: What is one of the six pramits?, answer: prajñā | question: What vow does Mahayana Buddhism encourage everyone to take?, answer: the bodhisattva vow | question: What does the bodhisattva vow promise to work for?, answer: the complete enlightenment | question: What are the six pramits?, answer: dhyāna | question: What are the six pramits?, answer: vīrya | question: What are the six pramits?, answer: kṣanti
+question: What dynasty ruled India from 5th century CE to 5th century CE?, answer: Guptas | question: What type of Buddhism flourished in India from the 5th century CE onwards?, answer: Mahayana Buddhism | question: Where did Mahayana Buddhism flourish?, answer: India | question: When did Mahayana Buddhism flourish in India?, answer: CE | question: What type of Buddhism flourished in India from the 5th century CE onwards?, answer: Mahayana | question: When did Mahayana Buddhism flourish in India?, answer: the 5th century | question: Where is Nlanda University located?, answer: north-eastern India | question: What dynasty ruled India from 5th century CE to 5th century CE?, answer: the Guptas | question: What dynasty was the Guptas in?, answer: the dynasty | question: What type of centres of learning were established?, answer: Mahāyāna centres
+question: What did Nagarjuna receive significant theoretical grounding from?, answer: Mahayana Buddhism | question: What did Nagarjuna receive from Mahayana Buddhism?, answer: significant theoretical grounding | question: Some of the writings attributed to Nagarjuna made explicit references to what?, answer: Mahayana texts | question: Nagarjuna was the most influential scholar in what tradition?, answer: Mahayana | question: Who was the most influential scholar in the Mahayana tradition?, answer: Nagarjuna | question: Nagarjuna's theories of svabhava were refuted on the basis of the doctrines of what?, answer: early Buddhism | question: What was Nagarjuna's primary contribution to?, answer: Buddhist philosophy | question: Nagarjuna was arguably the most influential scholar within what tradition?, answer: the Mahayana tradition | question: What does the concept of emptiness bring together?, answer: other key Buddhist doctrines | question: When was Nagarjuna's era?, answer: perhaps c. 150–250 CE
+question: Who recognizes all or part of the Mahayana Sutras?, answer: Mahayana schools | question: What schools recognize all or part of the Mahayana Sutras?, answer: Mahayana | question: What part of the Mahayana Sutras do Mahayana schools recognize?, answer: part | question: What do Mahayana schools recognize all or part of?, answer: the Mahayana Sutras | question: What does the Lotus Sutra and the Mahaparinirvana Sutra lay the foundations for?, answer: Buddhahood | question: What is stated in the Lotus Sutra and the Mahaparinirvana Sutra to lay the foundations for the later attainment of Buddhahood?, answer: faith | question: Some of the Mahayana Sutras became for Mahayanists a manifestation of who?, answer: Buddha | question: What is an example of a sutra that lays the foundations for the later attainment of Buddhahood?, answer: the Lotus Sutra | question: Who did some of the Mahayana Sutras become a manifestation of?, answer: Mahayanists | question: The Lotus Sutra and what other sutra are examples of the Mahayana Sutras?, answer: the Mahaparinirvana Sutra
+question: What are located in British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Ontario, Quebec, Nova Scotia, and Newfoundland and Labrador?, answer: Major air bases | question: Where are administrative and command and control facilities located?, answer: North Bay | question: Where are major air bases located?, answer: British Columbia | question: Where is a major air base located in Canada?, answer: Nova Scotia | question: Where are major air bases located in Canada?, answer: Saskatchewan | question: Where are major air bases located in Canada?, answer: Alberta | question: Where are the administrative and command and control facilities located?, answer: Manitoba | question: Where is the NATO Airborne Early Warning Force based?, answer: Ontario | question: Where is the NATO Airborne Early Warning Force based?, answer: Quebec | question: Where is a major air base in Labrador?, answer: Newfoundland
+question: What happened with the discovery of whale oil and kerosene?, answer: Major reductions | question: Where was gas lighting used to power street lights in the early 1800s?, answer: major cities | question: What was the name of the gas that boosted the luminosity of utility lighting?, answer: kerosene | question: What was discovered that reduced the cost of lighting?, answer: whale oil | question: What was economical enough to power street lights in major cities in the early 1800s?, answer: Gas lighting | question: whale oil and kerosene reduced the cost of what?, answer: lighting | question: The gas mantle boosted the luminosity of what?, answer: utility lighting | question: Whose homes were gas lighting used for?, answer: wealthy people | question: The gas mantle boosted the luminosity of what type of lanterns?, answer: kerosene lanterns | question: What was the incandescent light bulb powered by?, answer: electricity
+question: What green space is located in Central Park?, answer: Washington Square Park | question: What are Times Square and the Empire State Building?, answer: Major tourist destinations | question: What park is home to the Tribeca Film Festival?, answer: Central Park | question: What is a major tourist destination in Manhattan?, answer: Times Square | question: What is a major tourist destination in Times Square?, answer: Broadway theater productions | question: Where is the United Nations Headquarters?, answer: Ellis Island | question: Where is the New York Botanical Garden located?, answer: Coney Island | question: What are Flushing Meadows-Corona Park and the Unisphere?, answer: Major attractions | question: The New York Wheel overlooks the Statue of Liberty, the Statue of Liberty, and what other landmark?, answer: New York Harbor | question: What is the name of the major tourist destination in Manhattan?, answer: Rockefeller Center
+question: What was considered problematic by the scientific community?, answer: earthquake prediction | question: What did Geng believe droughts and earthquakes were related to?, answer: earthquakes | question: Who interviewed Geng Qingguo?, answer: Yazhou Zhoukan | question: Who was Geng Qingguo?, answer: former researcher | question: Who was the former researcher at the China Seismological Bureau?, answer: Geng Qingguo | question: Who claimed that a confidential written report was sent to the State Seismological Bureau on April 30, 2008?, answer: Geng | question: Where is Yazhou Zhoukan from?, answer: Malaysia | question: Who was Yazhou Zhoukan interviewed by?, answer: the China Seismological Bureau Geng Qingguo | question: Who interviewed Geng Qingguo?, answer: Malaysia-based Yazhou Zhoukan | question: What was considered problematic by the scientific community?, answer: that earthquake prediction
+question: What is the capital city of Malaysia?, answer: Kuala Lumpur | question: When was the last Olympic torch relay held in Malaysia?, answer: April | question: What did the relay pass in front of?, answer: several city landmarks | question: Where was the last time an Olympic torch relay was held?, answer: Malaysia | question: What was the name of the landmark at the end of the relay?, answer: Petronas Twin Towers | question: Where was the relay held?, answer: the capital city | question: What stadium was next to the Olympic flame?, answer: Merdeka Stadium | question: Where did the relay begin?, answer: Independence Square | question: What landmark was next to the Olympic flame?, answer: KL Tower | question: What mosque was next to the Olympic flame?, answer: National Mosque
+question: Manhattan Island is linked to New York City's outer boroughs and what other city?, answer: New Jersey | question: The Lincoln Tunnel was built instead of a bridge to allow large passenger and cargo ships to sail through what?, answer: New York Harbor | question: What is linked to New York City's outer boroughs and New Jersey by several tunnels?, answer: Manhattan Island | question: The Lincoln Tunnel carries 120,000 vehicles a day between New Jersey and what other city?, answer: Midtown Manhattan | question: The Holland Tunnel connects Lower Manhattan to what New Jersey city?, answer: Jersey City | question: What island is linked to New York City's outer boroughs and New Jersey by several tunnels?, answer: Manhattan | question: Manhattan Island is linked to New York City's outer boroughs and New Jersey by what?, answer: several tunnels | question: The Holland Tunnel connects what part of Manhattan to Jersey City, New Jersey?, answer: Lower Manhattan
+question: What city had an estimated 90,000 hotel rooms at the end of 2014?, answer: Manhattan | question: Manhattan was on what track to have 90,000 hotel rooms at the end of 2014?, answer: track | question: How many hotel rooms did Manhattan have at the end of 2014?, answer: an estimated 90,000 hotel rooms | question: What was the world's most expensive hotel ever sold?, answer: the Waldorf Astoria New York | question: Where is the Anbang Insurance Group based?, answer: China | question: How much did Manhattan's hotel rooms increase from 2013 to 2014?, answer: 10% | question: When was Manhattan on track to have 90,000 hotel rooms?, answer: the end | question: Who bought the Waldorf Astoria New York in October 2014?, answer: the Anbang Insurance Group | question: When did the Anbang Insurance Group purchase the Waldorf Astoria New York?, answer: October | question: How many hotel rooms did Manhattan have at the end of 2014?, answer: an estimated 90,000
+question: What is the world's second tallest city?, answer: Hong Kong | question: What city has been home to several of the tallest buildings in the world?, answer: Manhattan | question: What is the Woolworth Building?, answer: an early gothic revival skyscraper | question: Manhattan has been home to several of what in the world?, answer: the tallest buildings | question: What makes Manhattan's skyline universally recognized?, answer: its many skyscrapers | question: How many of New York City's high-rises were at least 330 feet high?, answer: 550 completed structures | question: How many skyscrapers are taller than 656 feet?, answer: over 50 completed skyscrapers | question: Manhattan has been home to several of the tallest buildings in what?, answer: the world | question: How many high-rise buildings were in New York City in 2011?, answer: 5,937 high-rise buildings
+question: Where are many Fortune 500 corporations headquartered?, answer: New York City | question: What type of company is one out of ten private sector jobs in New York City?, answer: foreign corporations | question: New York City has been ranked first among cities in attracting capital, business, and tourists because of its ability to attract what?, answer: foreign investment | question: Who are headquartered in New York City?, answer: Many Fortune 500 corporations | question: New York City has been ranked first among what around the world in attracting capital, business, and tourists?, answer: cities | question: New York City has been ranked first among cities across the globe in attracting capital, business, and what?, answer: tourists | question: New York City has been ranked first among cities across the globe in attracting capital, what, and tourists?, answer: business | question: New York City has been ranked first among cities across the globe in attracting what?, answer: capital | question: What magazine ranked New York City of the Future in 2013?, answer: the FDi Magazine American Cities | question: What is the name of the magazine that ranked New York City in 2013?, answer: Future
+question: What festivals and traditions have a Christian origin or connotation?, answer: Many Portuguese holidays | question: What did the Roman Catholic Church identify with in the 13th and 14th centuries?, answer: early Portuguese nationalism | question: What country's holidays, festivals and traditions have a Christian origin or connotation?, answer: Portuguese | question: Many Portuguese holidays, festivals and traditions have a Christian origin or what?, answer: connotation | question: What types of holidays and traditions have a Christian origin?, answer: festivals | question: Many Portuguese holidays, festivals and traditions have what origin or connotation?, answer: Christian | question: What do many Portuguese holidays, festivals and traditions have a Christian origin or connotation?, answer: traditions | question: What role did missionaries play in the education and evangelization of people from all the inhabited continents?, answer: important roles | question: What was the foundation of in the 13th and 14th centuries?, answer: the Portuguese educational system | question: What made missionaries important agents of colonization?, answer: the Portuguese overseas empire
+question: Who belong from birth to Bantus in a relationship many refer to as slavery?, answer: Many Pygmies | question: What do many Pygmies belong to in a relationship called?, answer: slavery | question: When do many Pygmies belong to Bantus?, answer: birth | question: Who do many Pygmies belong to?, answer: Bantus | question: Whose rights did the Congolese parliament adopt a law for?, answer: indigenous peoples | question: What do the Congolese Human Rights Observatory say the Pygmies are treated as?, answer: property | question: How do many Pygmies belong from birth to Bantus?, answer: a relationship | question: What group of people belong from birth to Bantus in a relationship many refer to as slavery?, answer: Pygmies | question: Who says that the Pygmies are treated as property the same way "pets" are?, answer: The Congolese Human Rights Observatory | question: What did the Congolese parliament adopt a law for?, answer: protection
+question: What has been made for the iPod line?, answer: Many accessories | question: Many accessories have been made for what line of music player?, answer: iPod | question: What type of companies make a large number of accessories for the iPod?, answer: third party companies | question: What offer unique features like the Nike+iPod pedometer and the iPod Camera Connector?, answer: Other accessories | question: What are external speakers, wireless remote controls, protective case, screen films, and wireless earphones?, answer: Other notable accessories | question: What is an example of an accessory made by Apple?, answer: the iPod Hi-Fi | question: What is a notable accessory made for the iPod?, answer: wireless remote controls | question: What is a notable accessory made for the iPod?, answer: remote controls | question: Who made the iPod Hi-Fi?, answer: Apple | question: What is a unique feature of the iPod accessory?, answer: the iPod Camera Connector
+question: Who resisted modernism?, answer: Many architects | question: What did the new postwar generation criticize modernism for not taking into account the richness of human experience?, answer: historical buildings | question: Many architects resisted modernism because it devoid of the decorative richness of what?, answer: historical styles | question: Many architects resisted what because it devoid of the decorative richness of historical styles?, answer: modernism | question: Who resisted modernism because it was devoid of the decorative richness of historical styles?, answer: architects | question: What did the new postwar generation criticize modernism for not taking into account the richness of human experience offered in historical buildings?, answer: different places | question: What were the facades of Brutalism made of?, answer: unfinished concrete | question: What type of facades were used in Brutalism?, answer: expressive sculptural facades | question: What did the new postwar generation criticize modernism for not taking into account the richness of human experience offered in historical buildings across time and in different places?, answer: cultures | question: What was the name of the second generation of architects?, answer: Paul Rudolph
+question: The Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission concluded that the financial crisis was caused by a combination of excessive borrowing, risky investments, and lack of transparency by what?, answer: financial institutions | question: What did the Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission believe was the cause of the financial crisis?, answer: financial regulation | question: What has been suggested for the financial crisis?, answer: Many causes | question: What did the Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission conclude was the cause of the financial crisis?, answer: widespread failures | question: The Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission concluded that the financial crisis was caused by failures of corporate governance and risk management at what?, answer: many systemically important financial institutions | question: Critics argued that investors failed to accurately price the risk involved with mortgage-related financial products, and that governments did not adjust their regulatory practices to address 21st century financial markets?, answer: credit rating agencies | question: Who suggested the causes of the financial crisis?, answer: experts | question: What did the Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission believe was the cause of the financial crisis?, answer: risk management | question: Critics argued that credit rating agencies and investors failed to accurately price the risk involved with what?, answer: mortgage-related financial products | question: What did the Levin-Coburn Report say was the result of high risk, complex financial products, and conflicts of interest?, answer: the financial crisis
+question: What city is home to the world's two largest stock exchanges?, answer: New York City | question: What city is home to the world's two largest stock exchanges?, answer: New York | question: What is one of the most extensive metro systems worldwide?, answer: New York City Subway | question: What is the name of New York City's higher education network?, answer: New York University | question: What have become well known in New York City?, answer: Many districts | question: What is one of the most extensive metro systems worldwide?, answer: the New York City Subway | question: What is the name of the world's two largest stock exchanges by total market capitalization?, answer: the New York Stock Exchange | question: What has become well known in New York City?, answer: landmarks
+question: What are newer control systems using wireless mesh open standards?, answer: Many newer control systems | question: What do many newer control systems use?, answer: wireless mesh open standards | question: What does ZigBee not need to run?, answer: control wires | question: ZigBee provides interoperability with what?, answer: other standards-based building control systems | question: What is one benefit of using ZigBee?, answer: easier installation | question: What is an example of a wireless mesh open standard?, answer: ZigBee | question: What does ZigBee provide?, answer: benefits | question: What is one benefit of using ZigBee?, answer: interoperability | question: What is the benefit of using ZigBee?, answer: no need | question: What is another benefit of using ZigBee?, answer: (e.g. security
+question: Manhattan contained over 500 million square feet of what in 2015?, answer: office space | question: What is the largest central business district in the world?, answer: Midtown Manhattan | question: What is Midtown Manhattan?, answer: the largest central business district | question: What is the largest office market in the United States?, answer: Manhattan | question: Where are many of the world's largest media conglomerates based?, answer: the city | question: What is the largest central business district in the world?, answer: the world | question: Manhattan is the largest office market in what country?, answer: the United States | question: How many square feet is Midtown Manhattan?, answer: nearly 400 million square feet | question: How much office space did Manhattan have in 2015?, answer: over 500 million square feet
+question: Who was ready to join the rescue effort in Sichuan as early as Wednesday?, answer: Many rescue teams | question: When were rescue teams reported ready to join the rescue effort in Sichuan?, answer: Wednesday | question: Where was the Taipei Fire Department from?, answer: Taiwan | question: Where was the Taipei Fire Department reported ready to join the rescue effort?, answer: Sichuan | question: What Taiwanese rescue team was reported ready to join the rescue effort in Sichuan as early as Wednesday?, answer: the Taipei Fire Department | question: What was the Taipei Fire Department ready to join as early as Wednesday?, answer: the rescue effort | question: Who arrived to help the stranded Tibetans down the mountain?, answer: the rescue group | question: What did the search and rescue group carry?, answer: relief supplies | question: What did the Red Cross Society of China say the disaster areas needed?, answer: medical supplies | question: What did the Red Cross Society of China say the disaster areas needed?, answer: drinking water
+question: What is associated with New York's immigrant communities?, answer: Many sports | question: What was the Bronx street renamed in the late 2000s?, answer: Stickball Boulevard | question: What was a street version of baseball popularized by youths in the 1930s?, answer: Stickball | question: Where was Stickball Boulevard renamed?, answer: Bronx | question: Who popularized Stickball in the 1930s?, answer: youths | question: Stickball is a street version of what sport?, answer: baseball | question: What is Stickball?, answer: a street version | question: When was Stickball Boulevard renamed?, answer: the late 2000s
+question: Who converted their home page to black and white?, answer: Many websites | question: What are Sina.com and Sohu?, answer: major internet portals | question: What did Sina.com and Sohu limit their home pages to?, answer: news items | question: What were Youku and Tudou?, answer: Chinese video sharing websites | question: What did the Chinese servers for World of Warcraft shut down?, answer: Other entertainment websites | question: What is the name of the major internet portal in Macau?, answer: Sina.com | question: What is the name of the major internet portal in Macau?, answer: Sohu | question: How many videos were placed on Youku and Tudou?, answer: multiple videos | question: What did the Chinese servers for World of Warcraft link to?, answer: earthquake donations | question: What were the videos on Youku and Tudou showing?, answer: earthquake footage and news reports
+question: Who did many writers compare their perceptions of To Kill a Mockingbird to when they first read it as children?, answer: adults | question: Who compares their perceptions of To Kill a Mockingbird as adults with when they first read it as children?, answer: Many writers | question: What was the name of the book that Mary McDonagh Murphy wrote about To Kill a Mockingbird?, answer: Boo | question: When did many writers first read To Kill a Mockingbird?, answer: children | question: What is the name of the book that many writers compare their perceptions of To Kill a Bird with when they first read it as children?, answer: Mockingbird | question: What was the name of the book that Mary McDonagh Murphy wrote about To Kill a Mockingbird?, answer: Atticus | question: What was the name of the book that Mary McDonagh Murphy wrote about To Kill a Mockingbird?, answer: Scout | question: Who was Harper's sister?, answer: Alice Lee | question: Who did Mary McDonagh Murphy interview about To Kill a Mockingbird?, answer: Tom Brokaw | question: What famous actress was interviewed by Mary McDonagh Murphy for the book Scout, Atticus, and Boo?, answer: Rosanne Cash
+question: Who wrote about the mutual influence of Whitehead and Follett?, answer: Carrie M. Staton | question: Mary Parker Follett was a pioneer in the fields of organizational theory and what?, answer: organizational behavior | question: Who wrote about the mutual influence of Whitehead and Follett?, answer: Margaret Stout | question: Mary Parker Follett was a pioneer in what field?, answer: organizational theory | question: Stout and Staton see Whitehead and Follett as being related, yet unique, and the purpose of becoming as harmonizing what?, answer: difference | question: Who is a pioneer in the fields of organizational theory and organizational behavior?, answer: Mary Parker Follett | question: Who wrote Integrative Process: Follettian Thinking from Ontology to Administration?, answer: Jeannine M. Love | question: Who does Stout and Staton see as sharing an ontology that "understands becoming as a relational process"?, answer: Whitehead | question: Who wrote about the mutual influence of Whitehead and Follett?, answer: Stout | question: Who is a pioneer in the fields of organizational theory and organizational behavior?, answer: Follett
+question: Who assumed the presidency on December 31, 1968?, answer: Marien Ngouabi | question: When did Marien Ngouabi assume the presidency?, answer: December | question: Who proclaimed the People's Republic of the Congo?, answer: President Ngouabi | question: Who assumed the presidency on December 31, 1968?, answer: Ngouabi | question: When was Ngouabi assassinated?, answer: March | question: What did the National Revolutionary Movement change its name to?, answer: Party | question: What did the National Revolutionary Movement change its name to?, answer: PCT | question: What was the name of the people's republic of the Congo?, answer: first | question: What did the National Revolutionary Movement change its name to?, answer: the Congolese Labour Party | question: Who changed its name to the Congolese Labour Party?, answer: the National Revolutionary Movement
+question: What are dolphins, porpoises and whales?, answer: Marine mammals | question: What month does the migration period end?, answer: May | question: dolphins, porpoises and whales are what kind of mammals?, answer: Marine | question: When are dolphins, porpoises and whales seen on the island?, answer: December | question: What marine mammals are seen on the island during the migration period from December to May?, answer: whales | question: What type of marine mammals are found on the island?, answer: porpoises | question: When are dolphins, porpoises and whales seen on the island?, answer: the migration period | question: What is a common sight along the coastline of the island?, answer: Turtles | question: What type of turtle is the largest on the island?, answer: turtles | question: What is it stated will take 15 to 50 years for a turtle to reach?, answer: reproductive age
+question: Who believes distinctions exist between the current market malaise and the Great Depression?, answer: Market strategist Phil Dow | question: Who believes distinctions exist between the current market malaise and the Great Depression?, answer: Phil Dow | question: What company did Phil Dow say had a fall of more than 50% over a period of 17 months?, answer: Dow Jones | question: What market strategist believes distinctions exist between the current market malaise and the Great Depression?, answer: Dow | question: What did Norris say the Dow's decline in the past year ranked eighth among the worst recorded years of?, answer: percentage drops | question: What has not been a mirror image of the Great Depression?, answer: decline | question: Phil Dow believes distinctions exist between the current market malaise and what?, answer: the Great Depression | question: What does Phil Dow believe distinctions exist between and the Great Depression?, answer: the current market malaise | question: What does Phil Dow believe exists between the current market malaise and the Great Depression?, answer: distinctions | question: How many years had the Dow ranked eighth among the worst recorded percentage drops?, answer: years
+question: Who did the Yongle Emperor conflict with?, answer: Jianwen Emperor | question: Whose miracles testified to the power of both the emperor and his guru?, answer: Deshin Shekpa | question: Who stated that Deshin Shekpa's miracles were a legitimizing tool for the emperor's problematic succession to the throne?, answer: Marsha Weidner | question: Who did the Yongle Emperor conflict with?, answer: the previous Jianwen Emperor | question: Who did Marsha Weidner refer to as having a conflict with the previous Jianwen Emperor?, answer: the Yongle Emperor | question: What did Deshin Shekpa provide to the Yongle Emperor?, answer: portents
+question: Marshall's words and what gave Congress much latitude in delegating power?, answer: future court decisions | question: What did Marshall's words and future court decisions give Congress?, answer: much latitude | question: What did Marshall's words and court decisions give Congress much latitude in delegating?, answer: powers | question: Who could not authorize the president to formulate codes of fair competition?, answer: Congress | question: Whose words and future court decisions gave Congress much latitude in delegating powers?, answer: Marshall | question: What did Congress not authorize the president to formulate codes of?, answer: fair competition | question: Who did Congress have to set standards governing?, answer: executive officers | question: What was the name of the case involving the creation of the National Recovery Administration?, answer: A.L.A. Schechter Poultry Corp. | question: What was the name of A.L.A. v. United States, 295 U.S. 495?, answer: Schechter Poultry Corp.
+question: Where do two-thirds of the nation's rail riders live?, answer: New York City | question: What type of transportation runs 24 hours a day in New York City?, answer: Mass transit | question: New York City's mass transit accounts for one in every three users of what in the United States?, answer: mass transit | question: Where do two-thirds of the nation's rail riders live?, answer: the New York City Metropolitan Area | question: In what country does mass transit account for one in every three users?, answer: the United States | question: How long does New York City's mass transit run each day?, answer: 24 hours | question: How many people use mass transit in the United States?, answer: every three users | question: How much of the nation's rail riders live in the New York City Metropolitan Area?, answer: two-thirds | question: How many in every three users of mass transit in the U.S. are in New York City?, answer: one
+question: What dynasty replaced the Ming dynasty?, answer: Qing dynasty | question: Who was the Han Chinese general?, answer: Wu Sangui | question: Which dynasty fell to the rebellion of Li Zicheng?, answer: Chinese | question: Who rebelled against the Chinese Ming dynasty?, answer: Li Zicheng | question: What dynasty fell to the rebellion of Li Zicheng in 1644?, answer: the Chinese Ming dynasty | question: What did Shunzhi's alliance with Tibet lead to?, answer: Manchu rule | question: What dynasty was replaced by the Qing dynasty?, answer: Ming | question: Who invaded Tibet in 1640?, answer: Manchu | question: Who was the ruler of the Shun dynasty from 1612 to 1688?, answer: the Han Chinese general Wu Sangui | question: Who did Shunzhi invite to Beijing in 1652?, answer: Dalai Lama Lozang Gyatso
+question: What did the Industrial Revolution open the door for?, answer: mass production | question: The Industrial Revolution laid open the door for mass production and what?, answer: consumption | question: What made ornamented products cheaper under the Industrial Revolution?, answer: machine production | question: What was ornamented products once within the province of?, answer: expensive craftsmanship | question: What became cheaper under machine production?, answer: ornamented products | question: What event opened the door for mass production and consumption?, answer: the Industrial Revolution | question: What did the Industrial Revolution open for mass production and consumption?, answer: the door | question: Aesthetics became a criterion for whom?, answer: the middle class | question: What became a criterion for the middle class?, answer: Aesthetics | question: Where were ornamented products once located?, answer: the province
+question: Where is the Kokonor region?, answer: modern Qinghai | question: Who raided the Ming Chinese frontier and even as far as the suburbs of Beijing?, answer: Altan Khan | question: What dynasty did Altan Khan make peace with?, answer: Ming Chinese | question: What did Altan Khan's presence in the west reduce?, answer: Ming influence | question: What is the modern name for the Kokonor region?, answer: Qinghai | question: What dynasty did Altan Khan make peace with?, answer: Ming | question: Where did the Tumed Mongols begin moving?, answer: Kokonor | question: What was Sönam Gyatso's title?, answer: Dalai Lama—"Ocean Teacher | question: What was the full title of the Dalai Lama?, answer: Dalai Lama Vajradhara | question: Where did the Tumed Mongols raid?, answer: the Ming Chinese frontier
+question: What does the human eye respond differently to?, answer: useful light | question: The human eye responds differently to what from different parts of the visible spectrum?, answer: light | question: What must take the luminosity function into account when measuring the amount of useful light?, answer: photometric measurements | question: The amount of useful light emitted from a lamp or what is considered to be a source of light?, answer: other source | question: What is the term for the amount of useful light falling on a surface and the amount of light emerging from a lamp or other source?, answer: Measurement | question: What must take the luminosity function into account when measuring the amount of useful light?, answer: measurement | question: What does the candela describe?, answer: luminous intensity | question: The amount of useful light falling on a surface and the amount of light emerging from a lamp or other source, along with the colors that can be rendered by what?, answer: this light | question: The human eye responds differently to light from what part of the visible spectrum?, answer: different parts | question: What is the basic SI unit of measurement?, answer: candela
+question: Who was responsible for the first mechanically scanned television broadcasts?, answer: John Logie Baird | question: John Logie Baird used what transmitter in London?, answer: BBC | question: What was switched from Baird's company to what is now known as BBC One?, answer: Television production | question: What did John Logie Baird broadcast in 1929?, answer: television | question: Where was the BBC antenna located?, answer: Brookmans Park | question: Where did John Logie Baird begin his broadcasts?, answer: London | question: Who was John Logie's company?, answer: Baird | question: In what month and year did the BBC One service stop broadcasting?, answer: September | question: Where did regular electronically scanned television begin?, answer: Alexandra Palace | question: What was transmitted from the BBC antenna in Brookmans Park in 1930?, answer: programmes
+question: What is another name for anthropology of media or mass media?, answer: Media anthropology | question: Media anthropology is also known as anthropology of media or what?, answer: mass media | question: What is an example of an ethnographic context?, answer: media production | question: Cyber anthropology is a new area of internet research which happens to involve what?, answer: media | question: What type of media has started to make their presence felt since the early 1990s?, answer: new media | question: What is an example of an ethnographic context?, answer: media reception | question: What is another name for mass media anthropology?, answer: anthropology | question: What is a new area of internet research?, answer: cyber anthropology | question: Media anthropology emphasizes what as a means of understanding producers, audiences, and other cultural and social aspects of mass media?, answer: ethnographic studies | question: What type of research does anthropology focus on?, answer: other areas
+question: What are stored on an iPod in a hidden folder?, answer: Media files | question: What can be recovered manually by copying the files or folders off of an iPod?, answer: media files | question: What can be shown on the host operating system?, answer: hidden files | question: On what device are media files stored?, answer: iPod | question: What can be copied from an iPod to recover media files?, answer: folders | question: Media files are stored on an iPod along with what?, answer: a proprietary database file | question: What can be recovered manually by copying the files or folders off the iPod?, answer: The media files | question: What can be recovered manually by copying?, answer: the files | question: Where are media files stored on an iPod?, answer: a hidden folder | question: On what device are media files stored?, answer: an iPod
+question: What type of music did Kondo consider using for other tracks in the game?, answer: orchestral music | question: What prompted Kondo to consider using orchestral music for other tracks in the game?, answer: Media requests | question: What did Kondo use instead of orchestral music?, answer: sequenced music | question: What did Kondo prefer for orchestral music?, answer: live instruments | question: Who cited the lack of interactivity that comes with orchestral music as one of the main reasons for the decision?, answer: Kondo | question: At what event did Kondo consider using orchestral music for other tracks in the game?, answer: the trade show | question: What was the name of the promotion that released the six- and seven-track versions of the game's soundtrack?, answer: Nintendo Power | question: What did Kondo consider using orchestral music for?, answer: the other tracks | question: Kondo cited the lack of what that comes with orchestral music as one of the main reasons for using orchestral music?, answer: interactivity | question: When were the six- and seven-track versions of the game released?, answer: November
+question: What type of dog is capable of detecting diseases by sniffing a person directly or samples of urine or other specimens?, answer: Medical detection dogs | question: Dogs' brain is 40 times larger than what?, answer: humans | question: What can a medical detection dog sniff?, answer: other specimens | question: Who can detect odour in one part per trillion?, answer: Dogs | question: What type of disease is a dog trained for?, answer: single disease | question: What is the brain's olfactory cortex relative to?, answer: total brain size | question: What are medical detection dogs capable of detecting?, answer: diseases | question: What type of disease does a labrador retriever detect?, answer: cancer | question: What can a medical detection dog sniff?, answer: urine | question: What type of urine can a medical detection dog sniff?, answer: samples
+question: Who built upon the yogis' concern with introspection and developed their meditative techniques?, answer: Buddha | question: In what practices is there no injunction?, answer: pre-Buddhist yogic practices | question: What theory did the Buddha reject?, answer: liberation | question: What was an aspect of the practice of the yogis in the centuries preceding the Buddha?, answer: Meditation | question: The Buddha built upon the yogis' concern with what?, answer: introspection | question: A yogi in the Brahmanical tradition is not to practice while defecating, while a monastic should do so?, answer: Buddhist | question: Whose concern with introspection was a part of the practice of the Buddha?, answer: the yogis | question: Who built upon the yogis' concern with introspection and developed their meditative techniques?, answer: The Buddha | question: Who built upon the yogis' concern with introspection and developed their meditative techniques?, answer: the Buddha
+question: Where did early filming take place?, answer: Pinewood Studios | question: What did Mendes confirm about the filming locations?, answer: several filming locations | question: Who said production would begin on December 8, 2014?, answer: Mendes | question: Where did early filming take place?, answer: London | question: Where did Mendes say he would be filming the film?, answer: Mexico City | question: What city did Mendes say would be a filming location?, answer: Rome | question: Who was featured in the early scenes of the film?, answer: Craig | question: What did Mendes reveal would begin on December 8, 2014?, answer: production | question: What featured Craig and Harris at Bond's flat?, answer: scenes | question: Who did Craig and Kinnear meet at Bond's flat?, answer: Harris
+question: Who was the lowest vote getter at the top nine?, answer: Michael Lynche | question: What was Lynche's rank at the top nine of Idol?, answer: the lowest vote getter | question: When did Idol Gives Back return?, answer: April | question: Who was eliminated from Idol Gives Back?, answer: Andrew Garcia | question: What was the name of the Idol alum who raised $45 million in 2010?, answer: Idol Gives Back | question: Who was eliminated from Idol Gives Back?, answer: Katie Stevens | question: Adam Lambert was the first alum to be a mentor on what show?, answer: Idol | question: Who was the first Idol alum to be a mentor?, answer: Adam Lambert | question: Who was Adam Lambert on Idol Gives Back?, answer: first
+question: What was the official language under the Sasanian dynasty in Iran?, answer: Middle Persian | question: What were Parthian and Sogdian used for by the Manichaeans?, answer: literary languages | question: Where did the Manichaeans write their texts?, answer: various non-Iranian languages | question: Where was the Sasanian dynasty located?, answer: Iran | question: The script used for Middle Persian in the 3rd century CE underwent what?, answer: significant maturity | question: When did the Sasanian dynasty begin to use Middle Persian?, answer: the 10th century | question: When did the Sasanian dynasty begin to use Middle Persian?, answer: the 3rd century CE | question: Under what dynasty was Middle Persian the official language?, answer: Sasanian | question: What was the official language under the Sasanian dynasty in Iran?, answer: Pahlavi | question: What language did the Manichaeans write in?, answer: non-Iranian
+question: What type of rivers are in Montana?, answer: named rivers | question: What state contains thousands of named rivers and creeks?, answer: Montana | question: What is the purpose of Montana's water resources?, answer: human consumption | question: What type of river is in Montana?, answer: creeks | question: How many named rivers and creeks are in Montana?, answer: thousands | question: What resource is used for human consumption in Montana?, answer: water | question: What is one of Montana's rivers known for?, answer: blue-ribbon" trout fishing | question: Montana's rivers feed the Gulf of Mexico, the Gulf of Mexico, and what other watershed?, answer: Hudson Bay | question: Where is Triple Divide Peak located?, answer: Glacier National Park
+question: What are 52 cities, 75 towns, and two consolidated city-counties?, answer: Incorporated places | question: What state has 56 counties?, answer: Montana | question: Which city is the center of Montana's three Metropolitan Statistical Areas?, answer: Great Falls | question: How many incorporated places are there in Montana?, answer: 129 incorporated places | question: Who stated that Montana has 364 "places"?, answer: the United States Census Bureau | question: What is the population of Missoula?, answer: populations | question: How many census-designated places are there in Montana?, answer: 235 census-designated places | question: How many consolidated city-counties are there in Montana?, answer: two consolidated city-counties | question: What city in Montana has a population of over 100,000?, answer: Billings
+question: What type of population does Blaine, Cascade, Hill, Missoula, and Yellowstone counties have?, answer: large Native American populations | question: What did Montana rank 19th in in 2010?, answer: total native people population | question: What is the largest population in Montana?, answer: Native American | question: What is the largest population of Native Americans in Montana?, answer: Native American residents | question: Montana has a larger Native American population numerically and percentage-wise than what?, answer: most U.S. states | question: What does Montana have a larger Native American population than most U.S. states?, answer: population | question: What constituted 6.5 percent of the state's total population?, answer: Native people | question: What does Montana have than most US states?, answer: a larger Native American population | question: Which state has a larger Native American population numerically and percentage-wise than most U.S. states?, answer: Montana | question: What census ranked Montana 45th in population?, answer: U.S. Census
+question: Where can northern pike, smallmouth and largemouth bass fisheries be found?, answer: eastern Montana | question: What type of salmon fisheries are found in Montana?, answer: kokanee salmon fisheries | question: What type of trout is found in Montana?, answer: robust recreational lake trout | question: What state is home to the Federation of Fly Fishers?, answer: Montana | question: What type of fish has been a world-class fisheries in Montana since the 1930s?, answer: trout | question: Where can walleye be found in Montana?, answer: many parts | question: Where can you find trout in Montana?, answer: lakes | question: What has Montana been a destination for since the 1930s?, answer: its world-class trout fisheries | question: What is the name of the organization that hosts the annual conclaves in Montana?, answer: Fly Fishers | question: What type of fish can be found in eastern Montana?, answer: catfish
+question: What country is Montana in?, answer: United States | question: What does the western third of Montana contain?, answer: numerous mountain ranges | question: What is the name of the state in the Western region of the United States?, answer: Montana | question: What type of mountain ranges are found in the western third of Montana?, answer: ranges | question: What does the Spanish word montaa mean?, answer: mountain | question: What type of ranges are found throughout the state?, answer: Smaller island ranges | question: What region of the US is Montana in?, answer: Western | question: What is the name of the state in the Western region of the United States?, answer: i | question: What is the official nickname of Montana?, answer: The Treasure State | question: What country is Montana in?, answer: the United States
+question: At least 29 species of what species are managed by the Department of Fish, Wildlife and Parks?, answer: game birds | question: What type of fish does the Department of Fish, Wildlife and Parks manage fishing and hunting seasons for at least 17 species of?, answer: game fish | question: What state has the largest grizzly bear population in the lower 48 states?, answer: Montana | question: What is one of the seven threatened species in Montana?, answer: bull trout | question: What species of fish does the Department of Fish, Wildlife and Parks manage?, answer: smallmouth bass | question: What species of fish does the Department of Fish, Wildlife and Parks manage fishing and hunting seasons for at least 17 species of game fish?, answer: trout | question: What is Montana home to?, answer: fauna | question: How many bird species are in Montana?, answer: 427 bird species | question: What is a notable game bird in Montana?, answer: mule deer | question: What is Montana known for?, answer: home
+question: What animal is hunted in Montana's fall bow season?, answer: mule deer | question: What animal is hunted in Montana?, answer: deer | question: What is the season for elk, pronghorn antelope, whitetail deer and mule deer?, answer: general hunting seasons | question: What is allowed of bison that leave Yellowstone National Park?, answer: limited hunting | question: What type of hunting is allowed in Montana?, answer: upland bird hunting | question: What is the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation known for?, answer: a historic big game hunting tradition | question: Where is the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation located?, answer: Montana | question: What organization is located in Montana?, answer: the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation | question: Where is the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation located?, answer: home | question: Where can bison be hunted in Montana?, answer: Yellowstone National Park
+question: What did Montana schoolchildren play a significant role in selecting?, answer: several state symbols | question: Who played a significant role in selecting several state symbols?, answer: Montana schoolchildren | question: In what state was the ponderosa pine chosen as the preferred state tree?, answer: Montana | question: What was the ponderosa pine selected as?, answer: the preferred state tree | question: What is the ponderosa pine the preferred state tree?, answer: The state tree | question: What did the legislature not designate until 1949?, answer: a state tree | question: Who lobbied to name the Maiasaura as the state fossil?, answer: the state legislature | question: What did the secretary of state choose in 1981?, answer: a state animal | question: Who supported the Montana Federation of Garden Clubs?, answer: the state forester | question: What group lobbied for formal recognition of the state tree?, answer: Garden Clubs
+question: What state's motto is Oro y Plata?, answer: Montana | question: What is the name of Montana's lullaby?, answer: Montana Lullaby | question: What is the name of Montana's motto?, answer: Oro y Plata | question: What does Oro y Plata mean?, answer: Gold | question: What does Oro y Plata mean?, answer: Silver | question: What language is the motto Oro y Plata?, answer: Spanish | question: What does the motto Oro y Plata recognize the significant role of?, answer: mining
+question: What type of equipment is taxed in Montana?, answer: business equipment | question: What is assessed on livestock, farm machinery, heavy equipment, automobiles, trucks, and business equipment?, answer: property tax | question: What is the rate of personal income tax in Montana?, answer: 1 percent | question: What is the rate of personal income tax in Montana?, answer: 6.9 percent | question: What type of equipment is taxed in Montana?, answer: heavy equipment | question: What state has no sales tax?, answer: Montana | question: What are household goods exempt from in Montana?, answer: property taxes | question: What are the rates of personal income tax in Montana?, answer: rates | question: Who establishes the mill levy in Montana?, answer: various taxing jurisdictions
+question: Who convinced Schwarzenegger to compete in the 1975 Mr. Olympia?, answer: filmmakers George Butler | question: Who was the director of Pumping Iron?, answer: George Butler | question: Who was the director of Pumping Iron?, answer: Robert Fiore | question: What was the name of the bodybuilding documentary that aired before the 1975 Mr. Olympia?, answer: Pumping Iron | question: How long before the 1975 Mr. Olympia contest did the filmmakers persuade Schwarzenegger to compete?, answer: Months | question: What competition did Schwarzenegger win in 1975?, answer: Olympia | question: Who won the 1975 Mr. Olympia?, answer: Schwarzenegger | question: Who played Lou Ferrigno in the film Stay Hungry?, answer: Jeff Bridges | question: Why did George Butler and Robert Fiore persuade Schwarzenegger to compete?, answer: order | question: What did Schwarzenegger lose to appear in the film Stay Hungry with Jeff Bridges?, answer: significant weight
+question: Where is El Diario La Prensa located?, answer: New York | question: What are two of the three national daily newspapers in the United States?, answer: New York papers | question: What type of newspaper is The New York Daily News?, answer: Major tabloid newspapers | question: What type of publication is published in more than 40 languages?, answer: magazines | question: What is the name of the major tabloid newspaper in New York?, answer: The New York Daily News | question: What is the name of the African American newspaper published in Harlem?, answer: The New York Amsterdam News | question: Which New York newspaper has won the most Pulitzer Prizes for journalism?, answer: The New York Times | question: What tabloid newspaper was founded in 1801 by Alexander Hamilton?, answer: The New York Post | question: What is The New York Amsterdam News?, answer: a prominent African American newspaper
+question: What type of managers were faced with the choice of investing in assets where returns did not reflect true credit risk or returning funds to clients?, answer: asset managers | question: What are professional investment managers usually compensated based on the volume of?, answer: client assets | question: Who is compensated based on the volume of client assets under management?, answer: Professional investment managers | question: Who is compensated based on the volume of client assets under management?, answer: professional investment managers | question: Who chose to continue to invest client funds in over-priced investments to the detriment of their clients?, answer: Many asset managers | question: What did the glut in global investment capital cause the yields on?, answer: credit assets | question: What did asset managers choose to invest in where returns did not reflect true credit risk or return funds to clients?, answer: assets | question: What caused the yields on credit assets to decline?, answer: global investment capital | question: What caused the yields on credit assets to decline?, answer: investment capital | question: What did a conflict of interest between professional investment managers and their institutional clients lead to?, answer: bad investments
+question: Most biological entities that are more complex than a virus sometimes or always carry what?, answer: additional genetic material | question: Who sometimes or always carry additional genetic material besides that which resides in their chromosomes?, answer: Most biological entities | question: What is the auxiliary material of a pathogenic microbe carried in?, answer: plasmids | question: What describes all of the genes and information on non-coding DNA that have the potential to be present?, answer: genome | question: What type of DNA can be found in a pathogenic microbe's genome?, answer: non-coding DNA | question: What is "genome" meant to include information stored on?, answer: this auxiliary material | question: What is "genome" meant to include when sequencing the genome of a pathogenic microbe?, answer: information | question: Where do most biological entities that are more complex than a virus sometimes or always carry additional genetic material?, answer: their chromosomes | question: Most biological entities that are more complex than what are sometimes or always carrying additional genetic material besides that which resides in their chromosomes?, answer: a virus | question: When does "genome" describe all of the genes and information on non-coding DNA that have the potential to be present?, answer: such circumstances
+question: What are most breeds of dog artificially selected for?, answer: specific functional roles | question: What type of dog is at least a few hundred years old?, answer: Most breeds | question: What have most breeds of dog been artificially selected for?, answer: particular morphologies | question: What has the dog developed through selective breeding?, answer: varied breeds | question: What type of dog is common to shed a coat?, answer: most breeds | question: Most breeds of what are at least a few hundred years old?, answer: dog | question: What have most breeds of dog been artificially selected for?, answer: behaviors | question: Who artificially selected breeds of dogs for specific functional roles?, answer: people | question: What can be short or long, coarse-haired to wool-like, straight, curly, or smooth?, answer: coats | question: How many varied breeds has the dog developed through selective breeding?, answer: hundreds
+question: What type of institutions are Thailand's institutes of technology today?, answer: university level institutions | question: What can a bachelor's degree not grant in Thailand?, answer: degrees | question: Where were most of Thailand's institutes of technology developed?, answer: technical colleges | question: Where was the Pathumwan Institute of Technology developed?, answer: Pathumwan Technical School | question: What is the current status of Thailand's institutes of technology?, answer: today | question: What is the name of the institute of technology developed from Pathumwan Technical School?, answer: Pathumwan Institute | question: What level of education can some of Thailand's technology institutes grant degrees to?, answer: the doctoral level | question: What is the name of King Mongkut's Institute of Technology?, answer: Technology Ladkrabang | question: Most of Thailand's institutes of what were developed from technical colleges?, answer: technology
+question: What House of Burgundy ruled most of the Low Countries?, answer: House | question: What House ruled most of the Low Countries after the House of Burgundy?, answer: Habsburg | question: What House ruled most of the Low Countries?, answer: Burgundy | question: What House of Burgundy ruled most of the Low Countries?, answer: the House | question: Who was Charles V's son?, answer: King Philip II | question: Who was Charles V's son?, answer: Philip II | question: Who issued the Pragmatic Sanction?, answer: Holy Roman Emperor Charles V | question: What did the House of Burgundy rule?, answer: the Low Countries | question: Who was Charles V's son?, answer: Philip | question: What House of Habsburg ruled most of the Low Countries?, answer: subsequently the House
+question: What did Dr. Federico Rivero Palacio use the French "Institut Universitaire de Technologie" system to obtain?, answer: French equivalent degrees | question: What did some private institutions do after using IUT in their names?, answer: award lower quality degrees | question: What is the name of the Institute of technology implementation in Venezuela?, answer: IUT | question: What do most institutes award diplomas after three or three and a half years of?, answer: education | question: What did Dr. Federico Rivero Palacio use to create the IUT?, answer: French personnel | question: What did Dr. Federico Rivero Palacio use to obtain French equivalent degrees?, answer: study system | question: What language did Dr. Federico Rivero Palacio use in his system?, answer: French | question: Caracas is the capital city of what country?, answer: Venezuela | question: What was the quality of some IUTs?, answer: mediocre quality | question: The Institute of technology implementation began with the creation of what?, answer: the first IUT
+question: Who are not appointed for a specific term in office?, answer: Most prime ministers | question: Margaret Thatcher was only appointed on one occasion, in 1979?, answer: prime minister | question: In what type of system are most prime ministers not appointed for a specific term in office?, answer: parliamentary systems | question: What is one way a prime minister can remain in power?, answer: elections | question: Most prime ministers in parliamentary systems may remain in what in effect through a number of elections and parliaments?, answer: power | question: What may remain in power through a number of elections and parliaments?, answer: effect | question: Most prime ministers in parliamentary systems are not appointed for a specific term in what?, answer: office | question: How can a prime minister remain in power in a parliamentary system?, answer: parliaments | question: Most prime ministers in parliamentary systems are not appointed for what?, answer: a specific term | question: Margaret Thatcher used the assembly of each House of what after a general election to reshuffle her cabinet?, answer: Commons
+question: Motion picture and television production use many of the same tools and methods of what?, answer: stage lighting | question: What did heat produced by lighting equipment pose?, answer: substantial challenges | question: In the early days of motion picture and television production, what was the main source of heat?, answer: lighting equipment | question: What industry uses many of the same tools and methods of stage lighting?, answer: television production | question: What industries use many of the same tools and methods of stage lighting?, answer: Motion picture | question: What do motion picture and television production use the same tools and methods of stage lighting?, answer: methods | question: What emits less heat than modern cameras?, answer: modern light sources | question: What do modern light sources emit?, answer: less heat | question: What do motion picture and television production use?, answer: the same tools | question: What was a major challenge in the early days of stage lighting?, answer: heat
+question: Who was the mezzo-soprano at the funeral?, answer: Pauline Viardot | question: Who was the tenor at the funeral?, answer: Alexis Dupont | question: Who was the bassist at the funeral?, answer: Luigi Lablache | question: Who sang the Requiem at the funeral?, answer: Mozart | question: What was the name of Chopin's Preludes?, answer: No | question: Who played Preludes No. 4 in E minor and No. 6 in B minor?, answer: Chopin | question: What were Chopin's Preludes?, answer: . | question: Chopin's Preludes No. 4 and No. 6 were played in what minor?, answer: B minor | question: Who was the soloist at the funeral?, answer: Jeanne-Anais Castellan | question: Who was the soloist at the funeral?, answer: the mezzo-soprano Pauline Viardot
+question: What was focused on the three black singers?, answer: Much media attention | question: Who was eliminated from the finals of 'The Three Divas'?, answer: Jennifer Hudson | question: Who was one of the three black singers dubbed the Three Divas?, answer: Fantasia Barrino | question: Fantasia Barrino, Jennifer Hudson, and Fantasia Barrino were dubbed the Three Divas by whom?, answer: LaToya London | question: What was the name of Jennifer Barrino?, answer: Hudson | question: Fantasia Barrino, LaToya London, and Jennifer Hudson were dubbed what?, answer: Three | question: Fantasia Barrino, LaToya London, and Jennifer Hudson were dubbed what?, answer: the Three Divas | question: Who reportedly received a death threat?, answer: John Stevens | question: Who called the results of the votes "incredibly racist"?, answer: Elton John | question: What season was Elton John one of the mentors?, answer: that season
+question: Early Chinese translations of what do most of the early evidence for the origins of Mahyna come from?, answer: Mahāyāna texts | question: Lokakema was the first translator of what?, answer: Mahāyāna sūtras | question: Many of the early extant evidence for the origins of what comes from early Chinese translations?, answer: Mahāyāna | question: Where does much of the early evidence for the origins of Mahyna come from?, answer: early Chinese translations | question: What have some scholars traditionally considered to include the very first versions of the Prajpramit series?, answer: the earliest Mahāy��na sūtras | question: What is the name of the Buddha that some scholars believe was composed in the 1st century BCE in the south of India?, answer: Akṣobhya Buddha | question: What did early Chinese translations of Mahyna come from?, answer: texts | question: Where was Akobhya Buddha probably composed in the 1st century BCE?, answer: India.[note | question: What comes from early Chinese translations of Mahyna texts?, answer: the early extant evidence | question: When were the first Mahyna teachings propagated into China?, answer: first
+question: What is most of the material in the Canon a collection of?, answer: teachings | question: From what did the Theravadins preserve their teachings?, answer: the early, non-sectarian body | question: What document contains material at odds with later Theravadin orthodoxy?, answer: Canon | question: What is at odds with later Theravadin orthodoxy?, answer: material | question: The Canon is not specifically a collection of teachings that this school preserved from the early, non-sectarian body of teachings?, answer: Theravadin | question: The Theravadins do not appear to have tampered with what they already had from?, answer: an earlier period | question: Who preserved most of the material in the Canon?, answer: this school | question: According to Peter Harvey, the Canon contains material at what odds with later Theravadin orthodoxy?, answer: odds | question: What did Peter Harvey say the Theravadins may have added to the Canon for some time?, answer: texts | question: What document contains material at odds with later Theravadin orthodoxy?, answer: the Canon
+question: What city has the most post-graduate life sciences degrees awarded annually in the United States?, answer: New York City | question: Where do 127 Nobel laureates have roots?, answer: local institutions | question: What are Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center, Rockefeller University, SUNY Downstate Medical Center, Albert Einstein College of Medicine, Mount Sinai School of Medicine, and Weill Cornell Medical College?, answer: Major biomedical research institutions | question: What is most of the scientific research in New York City done in?, answer: medicine | question: What is the name of the major biomedical research center in New York City?, answer: SUNY Downstate Medical Center | question: What is the name of the major biomedical research center in New York City?, answer: Kettering Cancer Center | question: What is the name of the major biomedical research institution in New York City?, answer: Weill Cornell Medical College | question: How many post-graduate life sciences degrees are awarded in New York City?, answer: the most post-graduate life sciences degrees | question: What do 127 Nobel laureates have in New York City?, answer: roots | question: What is the name of the major biomedical research institution in New York City?, answer: Rockefeller University
+question: Where is the Second Avenue Subway located?, answer: New York City | question: What type of transit projects are under construction in New York City?, answer: Multibillion US$ heavy-rail transit projects | question: What is the name of the project that is under construction in New York City?, answer: the East Side Access project | question: What is the Second Avenue Subway under?, answer: construction | question: What is the name of the new heavy-rail transit project in New York City?, answer: the Second Avenue Subway | question: What is the name of the project that is under construction in New York City?, answer: the East Side Access | question: What is the name of the new subway project in New York City?, answer: the 7 Subway Extension
+question: Who has turned to Change.org to try and block West's participation in various events?, answer: Music fans | question: What have music fans turned to Change.org to block West's participation in?, answer: various events | question: Who was the headlining artist of the 2015 Pan American Games?, answer: West | question: Who collected over 50,000 signatures for West's removal as headliner?, answer: Change.org user XYZ | question: What website have music fans turned to to block West's participation in various events?, answer: Change.org | question: What event was West the headlining artist of?, answer: Pan American Games | question: In what event did West close the show by tossing his faulty microphone in the air?, answer: Pan American Games Closing Ceremony | question: When did West close the show by tossing his faulty microphone in the air?, answer: his Pan American Games Closing Ceremony performance
+question: Where is the "Wall House" located?, answer: La Pointe | question: What is the name of the historical museum in Gustavia?, answer: Musée | question: Where is the Musée Territorial de St.-Barthélemy located?, answer: Gustavia | question: What is the Musée Territorial de St.-Barthélemy?, answer: a historical museum | question: What is the name of the Musée Territorial de St.-Barthélemy?, answer: the "St. Barts Municipal Museum | question: What is on display in the museum?, answer: paintings | question: What is the name of the historical museum in Gustavia?, answer: Territorial de St.-Barthélemy | question: What type of houses are on display in the museum?, answer: Creole houses | question: What is on display in the museum?, answer: ancient fishing boats | question: Where is the St. Barts Municipal Museum located?, answer: the far end
+question: Mutualism or interspecies reciprocal altruism is a relationship between individuals of what species?, answer: different species | question: Mutualism or interspecies reciprocal altruism is a relationship between who?, answer: individuals | question: What is a relationship between individuals of different species where both individuals benefit?, answer: reciprocal altruism | question: Many biologists restrict the definition of symbiosis to close what?, answer: mutualist relationships | question: What may be either obligate for both species, obligate for one but facultative for the other, or facultative for both?, answer: Mutualistic relationships | question: What is a relationship between individuals of different species where both individuals benefit?, answer: Mutualism | question: What is reciprocal altruism?, answer: interspecies | question: Mutualism is a relationship between individuals of different species where who benefit?, answer: both individuals | question: Mutualistic relationships may be obligate for whom?, answer: both species | question: What is mutualism?, answer: a relationship
+question: What was West's fifth album called?, answer: Dark Fantasy | question: What was West's fifth album called?, answer: My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy | question: Who released My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy?, answer: West | question: When was My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy released?, answer: November | question: What did critics rave about My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy?, answer: reviews | question: Who raved about My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy?, answer: critics | question: How many studio albums was My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy?, answer: fifth | question: What theme did My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy deal with?, answer: excess | question: What was West's fifth album called?, answer: My Beautiful Dark
+question: Who did George Bush say he didn't care about?, answer: black people | question: Who continued to read the script?, answer: Myers | question: Who did West say didn't care about black people?, answer: George Bush | question: Who was unaware of the cut?, answer: Chris Tucker | question: What did Myers read?, answer: the script | question: Who cut off the microphone and cut away to Chris Tucker?, answer: telethon producer Rick Kaplan | question: Who cut off the microphone and cut away to Chris Tucker?, answer: Rick Kaplan | question: Who said George Bush doesn't care about black people?, answer: West | question: How long was Tucker unaware of the cut?, answer: a few seconds
+question: What is the name of the television network that broadcasts national and regional variations?, answer: BBC | question: What do the 15 regions of the BBC One network produce?, answer: local news programming | question: What type of programs are sometimes shown on the BBC One network?, answer: major local events | question: What type of events are sometimes shown on the BBC One network?, answer: local importance | question: Who introduces programmes in Wales, Scotland, and Northern Ireland?, answer: local announcers | question: What other UK network can vary greatly from the BBC One and BBC Two schedules?, answer: BBC Two schedules | question: Which region of England's BBC One output is split into fifteen regions?, answer: South West | question: Where do national and regional variations occur?, answer: BBC One and BBC Two schedules | question: What other variations occur within the BBC One and BBC Two schedules?, answer: National and regional variations | question: What is the name of the British television network?, answer: BBC One
+question: Who criticized To Kill a Mockingbird in The Wall Street Journal?, answer: Native Alabamian Allen Barra | question: Who called Atticus a "repository of cracker-barrel epigrams"?, answer: Allen Barra | question: What is Allen Barra's nationality?, answer: Native Alabamian | question: Who called Atticus a "repository of cracker-barrel epigrams"?, answer: Barra | question: What did Barra call Atticus a "sugar-coated myth" of?, answer: Alabama history | question: Who did Allen Barra criticize in The Wall Street Journal?, answer: Lee | question: What is the name of the book that Allen Barra criticized in The Wall Street Journal?, answer: Atticus | question: To Kill a Mockingbird is a great work of what?, answer: American literature | question: What does Barra think To Kill a Mockingbird is?, answer: timeless classic | question: What state's history does Atticus represent?, answer: Alabama
+question: What is practiced today in China, Japan, Korea, Singapore, parts of Russia and most of Vietnam?, answer: Native Mahayana Buddhism | question: What type of Buddhism is practiced today in China, Japan, Korea, Singapore, parts of Russia and most of Vietnam?, answer: Native Mahayana | question: What is another name for native Mahayana Buddhism?, answer: Eastern Buddhism | question: What type of Buddhism is practiced today in China, Japan, Korea, Singapore, parts of Russia and most of Vietnam?, answer: Mahayana | question: What type of Buddhism is practiced in China, Japan, Korea, Singapore, parts of Russia and most of Vietnam?, answer: Buddhism | question: Where is the Pure Land school of Mahayana practiced?, answer: today | question: In what country are the five major denominations of Mahayana Buddhism?, answer: Japan | question: What does the Chogye school have substantial elements from?, answer: other traditions | question: In what country do nearly all Buddhists belong to the Chogye school?, answer: Korea | question: Where is native Mahayana Buddhism practiced today?, answer: China
+question: Who objected to Chordiant's motion?, answer: Netbula | question: Who did Netbula want to subpoena for the pages?, answer: Internet Archive | question: What did the employee of Internet Archive say it could not produce the web pages by any other means?, answer: considerable burden | question: Who asked to alter Netbula's website?, answer: defendants | question: What did the employee of Internet Archive say it could not produce the web pages by any other means?, answer: disruption | question: What did the employee of Internet Archive say they could not produce the web pages by any other means?, answer: expense | question: What did the employee of Internet Archive say it could not produce by any other means?, answer: the web pages | question: Whose motion did the employee of Internet Archive support?, answer: Chordiant
+question: What type of dog is more likely to develop prostate cancer?, answer: male dogs | question: What type of dog is less likely to develop some forms of cancer?, answer: female dogs | question: What type of dog is less likely to develop some forms of cancer?, answer: Spayed female dogs | question: Spayed female dogs are less likely to develop cancer affecting mammary glands, ovaries, and what?, answer: other reproductive organs | question: What is an example of a risk of neutering a dog?, answer: cruciate ligament rupture | question: Spayed female dogs are less likely to develop what?, answer: cancer | question: What reduces the risk of urinary incontinence in male dogs?, answer: Neutering | question: What part of the reproductive organs are affected by neutering?, answer: mammary glands | question: Neutering reduces problems caused by what?, answer: hypersexuality | question: What does neutering reduce?, answer: problems
+question: What does neutering reduce?, answer: sex drive | question: What does neutering refer to?, answer: animals | question: What may have to be euthanized if a dog is neutered?, answer: undesired puppies | question: What is the process called when the male's testicles or the female's ovaries and uterus are sterilized?, answer: removal | question: What part of a dog is removed for neutering?, answer: uterus | question: What is the purpose of removing the male's testicles or the female's ovaries and uterus?, answer: order | question: What does the ASPCA advise that dogs not intended for should be neutered?, answer: further breeding | question: What animal is overpopulation in some countries?, answer: dogs | question: What does ASPCA stand for?, answer: Cruelty | question: What is the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to?, answer: Animals
+question: Who was given higher status than the Han Chinese majority?, answer: other ethnicities | question: What did the ethno-geographic caste hierarchy favor the Mongols and other ethnicities?, answer: higher status | question: Who did Kublai not rely on to rule China?, answer: Chinese advisers | question: What ethnicity was given higher status than the Han Chinese majority?, answer: Mongols | question: Who was more influential than the Han Chinese?, answer: high officials | question: What did Kublai have to employ in order to rule China?, answer: Chinese advisors | question: Who was Kublai concerned with in order to rule China?, answer: Chinese | question: What ethnicity was more influential than high officials?, answer: Han Chinese | question: What Chinese were recruited as advisers?, answer: Han | question: Who was given higher status than the Mongols and other ethnicities?, answer: the Han Chinese majority
+question: What city has an extensive web of expressways and parkways?, answer: New York City | question: What part of New Jersey is connected to New York City by expressways?, answer: northern New Jersey | question: New York City's expressways and parkways connect the city's boroughs to what state?, answer: New Jersey | question: What is the most common time for traffic jams in New York City?, answer: rush hour | question: New York City's expressways and parkways connect New Jersey, Long Island, and what other county?, answer: Westchester County | question: How long is it common for motorists to be stranded in traffic jams?, answer: hours | question: New York City's expressways and parkways connect New Jersey, Westchester County, and what other city?, answer: Long Island | question: What part of Connecticut is connected to New York City by expressways?, answer: southwestern Connecticut | question: New York City's expressways and parkways connect New Jersey, Westchester County, Long Island, and Connecticut through what?, answer: various bridges | question: New York City's expressways and parkways connect New Jersey, Westchester County, Long Island, and Connecticut through bridges and what?, answer: tunnels
+question: What city has the highest number of billionaires in the world?, answer: New York City | question: What city had the highest density of millionaires per capita?, answer: New York | question: In 2014, the average weekly wage in which county was $2,749?, answer: New York County | question: New York City had the highest density of millionaires per capita among what?, answer: major U.S. cities | question: New York City has a high degree of what?, answer: income disparity | question: What part of New York City has been experiencing a baby boom?, answer: Lower Manhattan | question: New York City has a Gini Coefficient of 0.5 for the city overall and 0.6 for what other city?, answer: Manhattan | question: New York City's income disparity is driven by wage growth in which brackets?, answer: high-income brackets | question: New York City's income disparity is driven by what?, answer: wage growth | question: Who was the mayor of New York City in 2013?, answer: former Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg
+question: What city has a mayor-council form of government?, answer: New York City | question: What city has a mayor-council form of government?, answer: New York | question: What is the city government responsible for in New York City?, answer: public education | question: New York City's government is more centralized than what other U.S. city?, answer: most other U.S. cities | question: New York City's government is responsible for what?, answer: public safety | question: New York City has a mayor-council form of what?, answer: government | question: New York City's government is responsible for public education, correctional institutions, public safety, recreational facilities, sanitation, water supply, and what?, answer: welfare services | question: New York City's government is responsible for what type of institutions?, answer: correctional institutions | question: New York City's government is responsible for public safety, public safety, public safety, and what?, answer: recreational facilities | question: What is the city government responsible for in New York City?, answer: water supply
+question: What city has been described as the cultural capital of the world by the diplomatic consulates of Iceland and Latvia?, answer: New York | question: What has been described as the cultural capital of the world by the diplomatic consulates of Iceland and Latvia?, answer: New York City | question: What has New York City been described as?, answer: culture capital | question: What college describes New York as the cultural capital of the world?, answer: Baruch College | question: Who wrote 'Culture just seems to be in the air, like part of the weather'?, answer: author Tom Wolfe | question: The National Library of what country showcased a book titled New York, culture capital of the world?, answer: Australia | question: Who wrote 'Culture just seems to be in the air, like part of the weather'?, answer: Tom Wolfe | question: What did Tom Wolfe describe New York as in the air?, answer: Culture
+question: What city has focused on reducing its environmental impact and carbon footprint?, answer: New York City | question: New York City has focused on reducing its environmental impact and what?, answer: carbon footprint | question: New York City's taxi fleet is the most of any city in what continent?, answer: North America | question: What type of vehicles did New York City have in 2010?, answer: other clean diesel vehicles | question: What has New York City focused on reducing?, answer: its environmental impact | question: New York City's mass transit use is the highest in what country?, answer: the United States | question: What is 28% of New York's taxi fleet in?, answer: service | question: What is the highest in the United States?, answer: Mass transit use
+question: What city has more than 2,000 arts and cultural organizations?, answer: New York City | question: In the 1880's, which theaters featured a new stage form that became known as the Broadway musical?, answer: New York City theaters | question: What did wealthy business magnates build in the 19th century?, answer: major cultural institutions | question: In the 1880s, New York City's theaters featured a new stage form that became known as what?, answer: Broadway | question: New York City theaters on Broadway and along what street began to feature a new stage form that became known as the Broadway musical?, answer: 42nd Street | question: What did the advent of electric lighting lead to?, answer: theater productions | question: Along what street did the Broadway musical take place?, answer: 42nd | question: How many arts and cultural organizations does New York City have?, answer: more than 2,000 arts and cultural organizations and more than 500 art galleries | question: What is the name of the famous cultural institution in New York City?, answer: Carnegie Hall | question: New York City theaters on Broadway and along what street began to feature a new stage form that became known as the Broadway musical?, answer: Street
+question: What is the name of the park in Flushing Meadows?, answer: Corona Park | question: What is the name of the park in New York City?, answer: Forest Park | question: What is the name of the largest park in New York City?, answer: Washington Square Park | question: What is the name of the park in New York City?, answer: Prospect Park | question: What is the name of the park in New York City?, answer: Central Park | question: What is the largest municipal park in New York City?, answer: Pelham Bay Park | question: What city has more than 28,000 acres of municipal parkland?, answer: New York City | question: New York City has 14 miles of what?, answer: public beaches | question: New York City has 28,000 acres of what?, answer: municipal parkland | question: What is the name of New York City's Corona Park?, answer: Flushing Meadows
+question: New York City has the largest European and what type of white population of any American city?, answer: non-Hispanic | question: What city has the largest European and non-Hispanic white population of any American city?, answer: New York City | question: New York City's non-Hispanic white population is larger than what?, answer: the non-Hispanic white populations | question: What is New York City's white population?, answer: the largest European and non-Hispanic white population | question: According to the 2012 Census, what was the largest ethnicity in New York City?, answer: Irish Americans | question: What is the largest ethnic group in New York City?, answer: Russian Americans | question: What is the largest ethnic group in New York City?, answer: Americans | question: What city has the highest concentration of Arab Americans?, answer: Brooklyn
+question: Which city is the largest media market in North America?, answer: New York | question: What is the largest media market in North America?, answer: New York City | question: New York City is a center for what type of media?, answer: digital media | question: What record label has offices in New York?, answer: Warner Music Group | question: New York City is the largest media market in what country?, answer: North America | question: What is the name of the media conglomerate that has its headquarters in New York City?, answer: The New York Times Company | question: Which record label has its headquarters in New York?, answer: Sony Music Entertainment | question: What record label has offices in New York?, answer: Universal Music Group | question: What is contributing an increasingly important component to the city's central role in the media sphere?, answer: New media enterprises | question: New York City is a center for what type of media?, answer: music
+question: Where is Fort Hamilton located?, answer: New York City | question: What is the name of the U.S. military's only active duty installation in New York City?, answer: Fort Hamilton | question: What is the name of the military reserve in Staten Island?, answer: Fort Wadsworth | question: What is the headquarters of the North Atlantic Division of the United States Army Corps of Engineers?, answer: Today Fort Hamilton | question: What is the name of the other fort in Queens?, answer: Fort Totten | question: Fort Hamilton serves as the headquarters of what Battalion?, answer: the New York City Recruiting Battalion | question: Fort Wadsworth in Staten Island is used for what?, answer: military training | question: What is Fort Hamilton?, answer: home | question: Where is Fort Wadsworth located?, answer: Staten Island | question: What country's military's only active duty installation is in New York City?, answer: U.S.
+question: Where are many of the world's most lucrative art auctions held?, answer: New York City | question: New York City is home to hundreds of what?, answer: cultural institutions | question: New York City is home to hundreds of cultural institutions and what?, answer: historic sites | question: How many cultural institutions are in New York City?, answer: hundreds | question: What is New York City known for?, answer: home | question: What is another name for Museum Mile?, answer: Upper Carnegie Hill | question: What is the name of the section of Fifth Avenue that runs from 82nd to 105th streets?, answer: Museum Mile | question: Museum Mile is the name for a section of what Avenue?, answer: Fifth Avenue | question: Museum Mile is the name for a section of Fifth Avenue running from 82nd to what street?, answer: 105th streets | question: What is the name of the annual festival held in June?, answer: Museum Mile Festival
+question: New York City is home to the headquarters of what major league?, answer: Major League Baseball | question: New York City is home to the headquarters of what major league?, answer: Major League Soccer | question: What city is home to the headquarters of the National Football League?, answer: New York City | question: What city is home to the headquarters of the National Football League, Major League Baseball, the National Basketball Association, the National Hockey League, and Major League Soccer?, answer: New York | question: New York City has been continuously hosting what since the birth of the Brooklyn Dodgers?, answer: professional sports | question: New York City is home to the headquarters of what sports league?, answer: the National Football League | question: What is the name of the hockey league in New York City?, answer: the National Hockey League | question: What league is located in New York City?, answer: the National Basketball Association | question: Where are four of the ten most expensive stadiums built worldwide?, answer: The New York metropolitan area | question: Where are MetLife Stadium, Madison Square Garden, and Citi Field located?, answer: the New York metropolitan area
+question: What city is located on one of the world's largest natural harbors?, answer: New York City | question: Manhattan and what other borough are coterminous with islands of the same name?, answer: Staten Island | question: Queens and Brooklyn are located at the west end of what larger island?, answer: Long Island | question: Manhattan and Staten Island are coterminous with what?, answer: boroughs | question: Queens and Brooklyn are located at the west end of what larger island?, answer: the larger Long Island | question: Which borough is primarily coterminous with islands of the same name?, answer: Manhattan | question: Manhattan and Staten Island are coterminous with what?, answer: islands
+question: New York City is built on Long Island, Manhattan, and what other island?, answer: Staten Island | question: What city is located in the Northeastern United States?, answer: New York City | question: What is the name of the island on which most of New York City is built?, answer: Long Island | question: Where is New York City located?, answer: southeastern New York State | question: What state is New York City located in?, answer: New York State | question: Long Island, Staten Island, and Staten Island are the three islands of New York City?, answer: Manhattan | question: New York City is approximately halfway between Washington, D.C. and what city?, answer: Boston | question: New York City is approximately halfway between Washington, D.C. and what other city?, answer: D.C. | question: New York City is approximately halfway between D.C. and what other city?, answer: Washington | question: Where is New York City located?, answer: the Northeastern United States
+question: What city is one of only four major cities in the United States to have a water supply that is pure enough not to require purification?, answer: New York City | question: What is Tunnel No. 3 a part of?, answer: New York City Water | question: What city is one of only four major cities in the United States?, answer: New York | question: What is New York City supplied with by the protected Catskill Mountains watershed?, answer: drinking water | question: New York City is one of only four major cities in the U.S. to not require purification by what?, answer: water treatment plants | question: What is New York City supplied with by the protected Catskill Mountains watershed?, answer: water | question: The expansion of New York City Water Tunnel No. 3 is an integral part of what?, answer: the New York City water supply system | question: What is one of the reasons New York City is one of only four major cities in the United States the majority of whose drinking water is pure enough not to require purification by water treatment plants?, answer: undisturbed natural water filtration system
+question: What is the most populous city in the United States?, answer: New York City | question: What is the most populous city in the United States?, answer: New York | question: New York City has incorporated more immigration into the city than outmigration since what year?, answer: United States Census | question: New York City's population is about 40% of what?, answer: the New York metropolitan area population | question: What did New York City gain between April 2010 and July 2014?, answer: more residents | question: What did New York City incorporate into the city than outmigration since the 2010 United States Census?, answer: more immigration
+question: What was the capital of the United States from 1785 until 1790?, answer: New York City | question: What city served as the capital of the United States from 1785 until 1790?, answer: New York | question: What was New York City named in 1626?, answer: New Amsterdam | question: Who founded New York City?, answer: colonists | question: What was New York City founded as in 1624?, answer: a trading post | question: New York City was founded as a trading post by colonists of what country?, answer: the Dutch Republic | question: What country controlled New York City in 1664?, answer: English control | question: The Statue of Liberty is a globally recognized symbol of what?, answer: the United States | question: The Statue of Liberty greeted millions of immigrants in the late 19th and what century?, answer: early 20th centuries | question: The Statue of Liberty is a globally recognized symbol of the United States and what?, answer: its democracy
+question: What city's commuter rail network is the largest in North America?, answer: New York City | question: What is the name of the rail system that connects New York City to its suburbs?, answer: New Jersey Transit | question: What does the AirTrain people mover system connect JFK International Airport to?, answer: the New York City Subway | question: New York City's commuter rail network is the largest in what country?, answer: North America | question: What type of rail service does Amtrak provide in New York City?, answer: intercity rail | question: What is the name of the rail network that connects New York City to its suburbs?, answer: the Long Island Rail Road | question: What is the name of the system that connects JFK International Airport to the New York City Subway?, answer: mover system | question: What is the busiest train station in New York City?, answer: Pennsylvania Station
+question: falafel and kebabs are examples of what?, answer: modern New York street food | question: What city is home to nearly one thousand of the finest and most diverse haute cuisine restaurants in the world?, answer: New York | question: falafel and kebabs are examples of what type of food?, answer: Middle Eastern foods | question: New York City's food culture includes a variety of what?, answer: international cuisines | question: Who assigns letter grades to New York City's 24,000 restaurants?, answer: The New York City Department | question: What is one of the most famous foods in New York City?, answer: New York-style pizza | question: What organization assigns letter grades to New York City's 24,000 restaurants?, answer: Mental Hygiene | question: Who assigns letter grades to New York City's 24,000 restaurants?, answer: The New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene
+question: What city is home to a burgeoning number of financial startup companies?, answer: New York City | question: What is the name of the U.S. financial industry headquartered in New York City?, answer: Wall Street | question: New York City is home to a burgeoning number of what?, answer: financial startup companies | question: What are headquartered in New York City?, answer: Many large financial companies | question: What is the securities industry in New York City?, answer: an important economic engine
+question: New York City's public bus fleet is the largest in what country?, answer: North America | question: What is the Port Authority Bus Terminal?, answer: the main intercity bus terminal | question: What is the busiest bus station in the world?, answer: the Port Authority Bus Terminal | question: How many buses does the Port Authority Bus Terminal serve?, answer: 7,000 buses | question: The Port Authority Bus Terminal is the busiest bus station in what?, answer: the world | question: The Port Authority Bus Terminal is the main intercity bus terminal of what city?, answer: the city | question: How many commuters use the Port Authority Bus Terminal daily?, answer: 200,000 commuters | question: How many commuters use the Port Authority Bus Terminal daily?, answer: 200,000
+question: What was the most populous urbanized area in the world in the early 1920s?, answer: New York | question: New York became the first megacity in what?, answer: human history | question: New York overtook what city in the 1920s?, answer: London | question: What was the first megacity in human history?, answer: first | question: What did New York become in the 1920s?, answer: the most populous urbanized area | question: Who was elected mayor of New York during the Great Depression?, answer: reformer Fiorello La Guardia | question: When did New York surpass the 10 million mark?, answer: the early 1930s | question: What caused the fall of Tammany Hall?, answer: political dominance | question: Who was elected mayor of New York during the Great Depression?, answer: Fiorello La Guardia | question: What was the name of the building that fell after eighty years of political dominance?, answer: Tammany Hall
+question: What city became a center of slavery?, answer: New York | question: In what state was Charleston located?, answer: South Carolina | question: New York grew in importance as a trading port under what rule?, answer: British rule | question: What did most slaveholders hire their slaves out to work at?, answer: labor | question: What did 42% of households hold by 1730?, answer: slaves | question: The banks and shipping were tied to what state?, answer: South | question: What did New York grow in as a trading port?, answer: importance | question: Under whose rule did New York become a trading port?, answer: British
+question: New York has architecturally noteworthy buildings in a wide range of styles and from what time period?, answer: distinct time periods | question: What is the name of the saltbox style building in Brooklyn?, answer: Pieter Claesen Wyckoff House | question: New York has a wide range of what type of buildings?, answer: styles | question: Where is the most expensive new office tower in the world?, answer: New York | question: What is the name of the modern skyscraper at Ground Zero?, answer: World Trade Center | question: What is the name of the skyscraper in Lower Manhattan?, answer: Ground Zero | question: Where is Ground Zero located?, answer: Lower Manhattan | question: Where is the Pieter Claesen Wyckoff House located?, answer: Brooklyn | question: What style is the Pieter Claesen Wyckoff House?, answer: the saltbox style | question: New York has what in a wide range of styles?, answer: architecturally noteworthy buildings
+question: Who has won 73 pennants in the Major League Baseball World Series?, answer: New York teams | question: Which city is one of only five metro areas to have two baseball teams?, answer: New York | question: What city was once home to the Brooklyn Dodgers?, answer: New York City | question: How many World Series have New York teams won?, answer: Major League Baseball World Series | question: What are the 14 World Series in which two New York City teams played each other known as?, answer: Subway Series | question: How many Minor League Baseball teams are in New York?, answer: two New York City teams | question: The New York Mets and the New York Yankees are two of the two current teams in what league?, answer: Major League Baseball | question: New York has been described as the capital of what?, answer: Baseball | question: What team has won a record 27 championships?, answer: the New York Yankees | question: What team has won the World Series five times?, answer: the New York Giants
+question: What city topped the first Global Economic Power Index?, answer: New York | question: What city topped the first Global Economic Power Index in 2012?, answer: New York City | question: The Port of New York and what other state is a major economic engine?, answer: New Jersey | question: New York City is a global hub of international business and what?, answer: commerce | question: New York City is a global hub of what?, answer: international business | question: What is the name of the index published by The Atlantic?, answer: Global Economic Power Index | question: The Global Economic Power Index ranked cities based on their presence on what?, answer: similar lists | question: New York City was ranked by criteria based on their presence on similar lists published by what?, answer: other entities
+question: What city is the world leader in independent film production?, answer: New York City | question: Where is the Association of Independent Commercial Producers based?, answer: New York | question: New York City is the world leader in what?, answer: independent film production | question: What type of media is set in New York City?, answer: many films | question: New York City is the second largest center for filmmaking and what other type of production in the United States?, answer: television series | question: New York surpasses Los Angeles as the top what city for the same distinction during the 2013/2014 cycle?, answer: North American | question: In the first five months of 2014, location filming for whom exceeded the record production levels for all of 2013?, answer: television pilots | question: New York City is a prominent location for what type of entertainment industry?, answer: American | question: One-third of what are produced in New York City?, answer: all American independent films | question: New York City has many films, television series, books, and what?, answer: other media
+question: New York is a major center for what?, answer: non-commercial educational media | question: What city is a major center for non-commercial educational media?, answer: New York | question: What does PBS stand for?, answer: national Public Broadcasting Service | question: What is New York known for for non-commercial educational media?, answer: a major center | question: What is the oldest public-access television channel in the United States?, answer: the Manhattan Neighborhood Network | question: What is WNYC?, answer: a public radio station | question: What does WNYC have?, answer: the largest public radio audience | question: What is the Manhattan Neighborhood Network?, answer: The oldest public-access television channel | question: What country has the largest public radio audience?, answer: the United States
+question: New York is the most important source of what in the United States?, answer: political fundraising | question: What is the most important source of political fundraising in the United States?, answer: New York | question: What are four of the top five ZIP codes in the nation for?, answer: political contributions | question: Where are four of the top five ZIP codes in the nation for political contributions?, answer: Manhattan | question: Who was the 2004 presidential candidate in New York City?, answer: John Kerry | question: Who was the president of New York in 2004?, answer: George W. Bush | question: What ZIP code generated the most money for the 2004 presidential campaigns of George W. Bush and John Kerry?, answer: The top ZIP code | question: New York is the most important source of political fundraising in what country?, answer: the United States | question: What are four of the top five ZIP codes in the nation for political contributions?, answer: the top five ZIP codes | question: New York receives 83 cents in what for every $1 it sends to the federal government in taxes?, answer: services
+question: What city's airspace is one of the world's busiest air transportation corridors?, answer: New York | question: The Port Authority of New York and what other state are involved in the expansion of Stewart International Airport?, answer: New Jersey | question: What is the busiest airport in the New York metropolitan area?, answer: John F. Kennedy International Airport | question: What is the busiest airport in New York?, answer: Newark Liberty International Airport | question: JFK was the busiest airport for what in North America in 2011?, answer: international air passengers | question: What is the name of the fourth airport in Newburgh, New York?, answer: Stewart International Airport | question: Where are the three busiest airports located?, answer: the New York metropolitan area | question: What is the busiest airport in New York?, answer: LaGuardia Airport | question: As of 2011, JFK was the busiest airport for what in North America?, answer: international passengers
+question: Which city was named the most walkable large city in the United States in 2011 and 2015?, answer: New York City | question: New York's high rate of what type of use makes it the most energy-efficient major city in the United States?, answer: public transit use | question: Who makes New York City the most energy-efficient major city in the US?, answer: many pedestrian commuters | question: Who supported the bike-share project?, answer: New Yorkers | question: What regions of New York City have the highest rate of public transit use?, answer: metro regions | question: How often are cyclists in New York City?, answer: daily | question: New York City is the most energy-efficient major city in what country?, answer: the United States
+question: What city was home to the largest urban African diaspora in North America?, answer: New York City | question: Who was New York City a prime destination for during the Great Migration from the American South?, answer: African Americans | question: In 1916, New York City was home to the largest urban African diaspora in what country?, answer: North America | question: New York City was home to the largest urban African diaspora in North America by 1916., answer: American | question: Where did the Great Migration come from?, answer: South | question: When was New York City a prime destination for African Americans?, answer: the early twentieth century | question: What was New York City home to in 1916?, answer: the largest urban African diaspora | question: New York City was home to the largest urban African diaspora in North America by 1916., answer: African
+question: What is the most populous city in the United States?, answer: New York | question: What is the most populous city in the United States?, answer: New York City | question: New York City is the center of what?, answer: the New York metropolitan area | question: What is another name for New York City?, answer: the City of New York | question: New York City is often called New York City or the City of New York to distinguish it from what state?, answer: the State of New York | question: What is New York City the premier gateway for to the United States?, answer: legal immigration | question: New York is an important center for what?, answer: international diplomacy | question: New York City is the most populous city in what country?, answer: the United States | question: What does New York City have a significant impact on?, answer: commerce | question: New York City has a significant impact on commerce, media, art, fashion, research, technology, education, and what else?, answer: finance
+question: What is considered state-owned tertiary institutions along with universities, colleges of education, and wnanga?, answer: New Zealand polytechnics | question: What type of institution is New Zealand polytechnics a part of?, answer: Tertiary Education Institutions | question: In what country are polytechnics established?, answer: New Zealand | question: What are New Zealand polytechnics considered?, answer: state-owned tertiary institutions | question: New Zealand polytechnics are considered what type of institution?, answer: tertiary | question: New Zealand polytechnics are considered state-owned tertiary institutions along with what other institution?, answer: universities | question: New Zealand polytechnics are considered state-owned tertiary institutions along with universities, universities, and what other type of education?, answer: colleges | question: New Zealand polytechnics are considered state-owned tertiary institutions along with universities, colleges of what?, answer: education | question: How often is there crossover in courses and qualifications offered between all these types of Tertiary Education Institutions?, answer: today | question: What act established New Zealand polytechnics?, answer: the Education Act
+question: What new sequencing technology has opened up the prospect of personal genome sequencing as a diagnostic tool?, answer: massive parallel sequencing | question: What has opened up the prospect of personal genome sequencing as a diagnostic tool?, answer: New sequencing technologies | question: What type of sequencing was pioneered by Manteia Predictive Medicine?, answer: personal genome sequencing | question: Who pioneered personal genome sequencing as a diagnostic tool?, answer: Manteia Predictive Medicine | question: Who was one of the co-discoverers of the structure of DNA?, answer: James D. Watson | question: James D. Watson was one of the co-discoverers of the structure of what?, answer: DNA | question: What did Manteia Predictive Medicine believe personal genome sequencing could be used for?, answer: a diagnostic tool | question: Who was James D. Watson?, answer: discoverers | question: What type of discoverer was James D. Watson?, answer: - | question: What did James D. Watson discover in 2007?, answer: the full genome
+question: What did Swaminathan Krishnan say the strong building codes in China take care of?, answer: seismic design issues | question: What does the strong building codes in China take care of?, answer: earthquake issues | question: What indicate that the poorer, rural villages were the hardest hit?, answer: News reports | question: Where did the earthquake occur?, answer: China | question: Which villages were the hardest hit by the earthquake?, answer: the poorer, rural villages | question: Where did the earthquake occur?, answer: the rural part | question: What did Swaminathan Krishnan say the strong building codes in China take of earthquake issues and seismic design issues?, answer: care | question: What is Swaminathan Krishnan's profession?, answer: civil engineering | question: Who was the assistant professor of civil engineering and geophysics at the California Institute of Technology?, answer: Swaminathan Krishnan | question: What is Swaminathan Krishnan's job title?, answer: assistant professor
+question: What is the name of the estuary that forms part of the border between the boroughs of Brooklyn and Queens?, answer: Newtown Creek | question: Newtown Creek has been designated a Superfund site for environmental clean-up and remediation of the waterway's recreational and economic resources for whom?, answer: many communities | question: Newtown Creek forms what part of the border between Brooklyn and Queens?, answer: part | question: Newtown Creek forms part of the border between Queens and what other borough?, answer: Brooklyn | question: Newtown Creek forms part of the border between Brooklyn and what other borough?, answer: Queens | question: What type of site is Newtown Creek?, answer: Superfund | question: Newtown Creek is one of the most heavily used bodies of water in the Port of what city?, answer: New York | question: What did Newtown Creek contain?, answer: spilled oil | question: Newtown Creek has been designated a Superfund site for what?, answer: remediation | question: Newtown Creek is one of the most heavily used bodies of water in the Port of New York and what other state?, answer: New Jersey
+question: Who defeated Nick Fradiani?, answer: Clark Beckham | question: Who was the first winner from the Northeast region?, answer: Nick Fradiani | question: Who released "Champion"?, answer: Beckham | question: Who was the first winner from the Northeast region?, answer: Fradiani | question: What was the name of Beckham's single?, answer: Champion | question: What was the name of Fradiani's coronation single?, answer: Beautiful Life | question: What was the name of Jax's single?, answer: Forcefield | question: Nick Fradiani was the first winner from what region?, answer: Northeast | question: Who was Nick Fradiani in the Northeast region?, answer: first | question: Nick Fradiani was the first winner from what region?, answer: the Northeast region
+question: Who is the joint-venture of TU Braunschweig and University of Hanover?, answer: TU Clausthal | question: What other university is a part of the Niedersächsische Technische Hochschule?, answer: TU Braunschweig | question: What is the name of the joint venture between TU Clausthal, TU Braunschweig and University of Hanover?, answer: Niedersächsische Technische Hochschule | question: What university is the Niedersächsische Technische Hochschule a joint venture of?, answer: Hanover | question: Some universities in Germany can also be seen as institutes of technology because they have a wide spread of what?, answer: technical sciences | question: What university in Hanover has a history as a technical university?, answer: University | question: What universities are part of the Niedersächsische Technische Hochschule?, answer: TU Braunschweig and University of Hanover | question: Some universities in Germany can also be seen as what?, answer: institutes | question: Some universities in Germany have a history as what?, answer: a technical university | question: Some universities in Germany can also be seen as institutes of what?, answer: technology
+question: Who reported that demo users complained about the difficulty of the control scheme?, answer: Nintendo staff members | question: Who complained about the difficulty of the control scheme?, answer: demo users | question: What were transferred back to gestures to solve the problem of using a right-handed swing to control a left-handed sword attack?, answer: sword controls | question: What did Aonuma think his team had implemented under the mindset of "forcing" users to adapt?, answer: Wii controls | question: What did Aonuma change to avoid accidental button presses?, answer: item controls | question: Who reported that demo users complained about the difficulty of the control scheme?, answer: Nintendo | question: What were the item controls reworked to avoid?, answer: accidental button presses.[r | question: What did demo users complain about?, answer: the control scheme | question: Who commented that they would like to see the gestures used to control the sword?, answer: E3 attendees | question: What were sword controls transferred to to solve the problem of using a right-handed swing to control a left-handed sword attack?, answer: gestures
+question: What does nirvana mean?, answer: involuntary rebirths | question: What is the term for anyone who has achieved nirvana, including the Buddha, is arahant?, answer: Nirvana | question: What does nirvana mean?, answer: cessation | question: What does nirvana mean?, answer: craving | question: What does nirvana mean?, answer: ignorance | question: What is another name for nirvana?, answer: Pali | question: What is the cycle of involuntary rebirths called?, answer: saṃsāra | question: What is the language of nirvana?, answer: Sanskrit | question: What is another name for nirvana?, answer: Enlightenment | question: What is another name for nirvana?, answer: Awakening
+question: What country has been critical of disruptions to the Olympic torch relay elsewhere?, answer: North Korea | question: What did some of the people waving during the relay in Pyongyang wave?, answer: Chinese flags | question: Where was the first Olympic torch relay held in North Korea?, answer: Pyongyang | question: What country has supported Beijing in its actions against protests in Tibet?, answer: North | question: What did the crowd of thousands wave with the Beijing Olympics logo?, answer: small flags | question: What competition did Pak Du Ik play on?, answer: World Cup | question: What country has supported protests in Tibet?, answer: Beijing | question: When was the first Olympic torch relay held in North Korea?, answer: April
+question: Who did some reviewers lament the use of?, answer: poor white Southerners | question: Who labeled the book "melodramatic and contrived"?, answer: Granville Hicks | question: Flannery O'Connor was a writer of what nationality?, answer: Southerners | question: Flannery O'Connor was a writer of what nationality?, answer: Southern | question: What did Granville Hicks label as melodramatic and contrived?, answer: the book | question: What type of victims did some critics think the book was a melodramatic and contrived piece of?, answer: one-dimensional black victims | question: How many reviewers were enthusiastic about the book?, answer: Not all reviewers
+question: According to one Buddhist ecumenical organization, what are common to both major Buddhist branches?, answer: several concepts | question: What do not all traditions of Buddhism share?, answer: the same philosophical outlook | question: What do not all traditions of Buddhism treat as central?, answer: the same concepts | question: What branch of Buddhism does not treat the same concepts as central?, answer: Buddhism | question: According to one ecumenical organization, what branch of Buddhism has concepts similar to both major Buddhist branches?, answer: Buddhist | question: What does each tradition have?, answer: its own core concepts | question: According to a Buddhist ecumenical organization, what are some concepts common to?, answer: both major Buddhist branches | question: What is the name of the Buddhist ecumenical organization?, answer: organization,[web | question: What has its own core concepts?, answer: Each tradition | question: According to what organization are several concepts common to both major Buddhist branches?, answer: one Buddhist ecumenical
+question: What is not-self the third mark of?, answer: existence | question: What mark of existence is not-self?, answer: third | question: What is the third mark of existence in Sanskrit?, answer: anātman | question: In what language is the word "not-self" used?, answer: Sanskrit | question: What is the third mark of existence?, answer: anatta | question: What did the Buddha reject "I have a Self" and "I have no Self" as?, answer: ontological views | question: What is the Sanskrit word for not-self?, answer: Pāli | question: Who rejected both of the metaphysical assertions "I have a Self" and "I have no Self" as ontological views that bind one to suffering?, answer: Buddha | question: What mark of existence is not-self?, answer: the third mark | question: What does the practitioner come to the conclusion that neither the respective parts nor the person as a whole comprise?, answer: a Self
+question: Who is a notable athlete from Plymouth?, answer: footballer Trevor Francis | question: Who is a notable footballer from Plymouth?, answer: Trevor Francis | question: Who is a notable swimmer from Plymouth?, answer: diver Tom Daley | question: Who is a notable athlete from Plymouth?, answer: swimmer Sharron Davies | question: Who is a notable athlete from Plymouth?, answer: dancer Wayne Sleep | question: What is Sharron Davies known for?, answer: Notable athletes | question: Who is a notable diver from Plymouth?, answer: Tom Daley | question: Who is a notable dancer from Plymouth?, answer: Wayne Sleep | question: Who is a past resident of Plymouth?, answer: comedian Dawn French | question: Who is a former resident of Plymouth?, answer: Dawn French
+question: Who work in various fields?, answer: Notre Dame alumni | question: What university has a number of alumni who work in various fields?, answer: Notre Dame | question: What country is Condoleezza Rice a member of?, answer: United States | question: Where do Notre Dame alumni work?, answer: various fields | question: What type of fields do Notre Dame alumni work in?, answer: political fields | question: Who are alumni of Notre Dame who work in political fields?, answer: state governors | question: What former US Secretary of State is a notable alumni of Notre Dame?, answer: Condoleezza Rice | question: Who are state governors, members of the United States Congress, and former United States Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice?, answer: Alumni | question: Who work in various fields at Notre Dame?, answer: alumni | question: Who is Notre Dame's current president?, answer: John Jenkins
+question: What is the most representative university in the United States?, answer: Notre Dame | question: Who came from 1,311 high schools?, answer: Admitted students | question: What type of universities does Notre Dame rank among the top 10 to 15 in the nation for?, answer: national research universities | question: What is Notre Dame known for?, answer: admission | question: When did the incoming class enroll at Notre Dame?, answer: fall | question: Who does the non-restrictive early action policy allow to consider admission to Notre Dame?, answer: students | question: What type of science do 25% of Notre Dame's incoming students plan to study?, answer: social sciences | question: How many students were admitted to Notre Dame in 2015?, answer: the incoming class enrolling | question: What does Notre Dame practice that allows admitted students to consider admission to Notre Dame as well as any other colleges to which they were accepted?, answer: a non-restrictive early action policy | question: What field of study does 24% of Notre Dame's students plan to study?, answer: science
+question: Which university rose to national prominence in the early 1900's for its Fighting Irish football team?, answer: Notre Dame | question: What did Notre Dame rise to in the early 1900s?, answer: national prominence | question: Who was the legendary coach of the Fighting Irish football team?, answer: Knute Rockne | question: What was Notre Dame known for in the early 1900s?, answer: its Fighting Irish football team | question: Who has accumulated 16 national championships?, answer: Other ND teams | question: How are Notre Dame's athletic teams a part of the NCAA Division I?, answer: members | question: What trophy has the Fighting Irish won?, answer: Heisman Trophy | question: What is the name of the Notre Dame football team?, answer: Irish | question: What is often regarded as the most famous and recognizable collegiate fight song?, answer: The Notre Dame Victory March | question: What is the name of the Hall of Fame?, answer: Fame
+question: Who are known as the Fighting Irish?, answer: Notre Dame teams | question: What team is known as the Fighting Irish?, answer: Notre Dame | question: What are the Notre Dame teams known as?, answer: Irish | question: What league did the Fighting Irish previously compete in?, answer: Horizon League | question: What conference does the men's ice hockey team compete in?, answer: Hockey East | question: What is the name of the men's ice hockey team?, answer: ice hockey | question: What conference did the Fighting Irish compete in in 2012-13?, answer: the Big East Conference | question: What is one of the women's sports that the Fighting Irish compete in?, answer: cross country | question: What is the National Collegiate Athletic Association?, answer: NCAA | question: What are the Notre Dame teams known as?, answer: the Fighting Irish
+question: What caused Notre Dame's conference affiliations to change in July 2013?, answer: major conference realignment | question: What led to the dissolution of the Central Collegiate Hockey Association?, answer: conference moves | question: What university moved its hockey team to Hockey East?, answer: Notre Dame | question: What sport did Notre Dame add as a sponsored sport in the 2014-15 school year?, answer: fencing | question: Notre Dame has committed to play five games per season against whom?, answer: ACC opponents | question: When did Notre Dame's conference affiliations change?, answer: July | question: What sport did Notre Dame not have a conference affiliation for in the 1920s?, answer: football | question: Where did Notre Dame's hockey team move to?, answer: Hockey East | question: What conference did Notre Dame join after leaving the Big East?, answer: ACC
+question: What began in New York City?, answer: Numerous major American cultural movements | question: What nationality was the Harlem Renaissance?, answer: American | question: New York has long had a flourishing scene for what type of literature?, answer: Jewish American literature | question: In what decade did New York's punk and hardcore scenes become influential?, answer: 1980s | question: The Harlem Renaissance established what type of literary canon in the United States?, answer: African-American | question: What did the Harlem Renaissance establish in the United States?, answer: the African-American literary canon | question: New York was the birthplace of what type of music in the 1970s?, answer: hip hop | question: Where did the Harlem Renaissance occur?, answer: the United States | question: What was the name of the major American cultural movement that began in New York?, answer: the Harlem Renaissance | question: What was the center of jazz in the 1940s?, answer: The city
+question: What is the Grand Prix du disque de F. Chopin?, answer: notable Chopin recordings | question: How many recordings of Chopin's works are available?, answer: Numerous recordings | question: Whose works are available for recordings?, answer: Chopin | question: What organization organizes the Grand Prix du disque de F. Chopin?, answer: Chopin Society | question: Who was one of the critics of The New York Times who recommended performances of Chopin's works on the occasion of Chopin's bicentenary?, answer: Krystian Zimerman | question: Who did the critics of The New York Times recommend performances of on the occasion of Chopin's bicentenary?, answer: many others | question: Who was the composer's bicentenary pianist?, answer: Martha Argerich | question: Who was one of the critics of The New York Times who recommended performances of Chopin's works?, answer: Vladimir Ashkenazy | question: Who was a contemporary pianist recommended by The New York Times on the occasion of Chopin's bicentenary?, answer: Emanuel Ax | question: Who was a contemporary pianist recommended by The New York Times on the occasion of Chopin's bicentenary?, answer: Evgeny Kissin
+question: The aesthetic dimension of architecture goes beyond the functional aspects that it has in common with what?, answer: other human sciences | question: Who said architecture can stimulate and influence social life without presuming that it will promote social development?, answer: Nunzia Rondanini | question: What does Rondanini believe architecture will promote in itself?, answer: social development | question: What can stimulate and influence social life without presuming that, in and of itself, it will promote social development?, answer: architecture | question: What can architecture stimulate and influence without presuming that it will promote social development?, answer: social life | question: What goes beyond the functional aspects that it has in common with other human sciences?, answer: its aesthetic dimension architecture | question: What aspect of architecture does Rondanini say architecture goes beyond?, answer: the functional aspects | question: What does architecture express through its own way of expressing?, answer: values | question: How can architecture stimulate and influence social life without presuming that it will promote social development?, answer: its own particular way | question: What aspect of architecture can stimulate and influence social life without presuming that, in and of itself, it will promote social development?, answer: it
+question: What affects overall health status, work performance potential, and the overall potential for economic development for any given group of people?, answer: Nutritional status | question: What affects overall health status, work performance potential, and the overall potential for economic development for any given group of people?, answer: nutritional status | question: What is a synthetic concept that deals with the interplay between economic systems, nutritional status and food security?, answer: Nutritional anthropology | question: Nutritional anthropology deals with the interplay between what?, answer: economic systems | question: What does nutritional status affect?, answer: overall health status | question: Nutritional anthropology deals with the interplay between economic systems, nutritional status, and what?, answer: food security | question: Nutritional status affects the overall potential for what for any given group of people?, answer: economic development | question: What does economic and environmental changes in a community affect access to?, answer: food | question: What does economic and environmental changes in a community affect?, answer: dietary health | question: What does nutritional status affect?, answer: work performance potential
+question: How many fixtures can occupancy sensors control?, answer: many fixtures | question: What can control lighting when someone is within the area being scanned?, answer: Occupancy sensors | question: Ultrasonic sensors are best for areas with cabinets and shelving, restrooms, and what other area?, answer: open areas | question: What are ultrasonic sensors best for?, answer: areas | question: What reacts to changes in heat?, answer: Passive infrared sensors | question: What are the best applications for open spaces with a clear view of the area being scanned?, answer: passive infrared occupancy sensors | question: What transmits sound above the range of human hearing?, answer: Ultrasonic sensors | question: What can occupancy sensors control when someone is within the area being scanned?, answer: lighting | question: Occupancy sensors allow what when someone is within the area being scanned?, answer: operation | question: How many fixtures can occupancy sensors control?, answer: one fixture
+question: Who started the London relay?, answer: Sir Steve Redgrave | question: Who started the London relay?, answer: Steve Redgrave | question: What did Sir Steve Redgrave say he had received to boycott the London relay?, answer: e-mailed pleas | question: Why did the Chinese ambassador change the route to Chinatown?, answer: security concerns | question: Who started the London relay?, answer: Redgrave | question: Where did the relay take place?, answer: London | question: Where did more than 2,000 Chinese gather to protest the 2008 Beijing Olympics?, answer: the torch route | question: Who was Norman Baker?, answer: pro-Tibetan | question: Who was Norman Baker?, answer: pro-Tibet | question: Who decided to carry the torch and speak out against China?, answer: Konnie Huq
+question: Who was given the title Dorjichang or Vajradhara Dalai Lama?, answer: Dalai Lama | question: What is another name for Dorjichang?, answer: Vajradhara Dalai Lama | question: What was the name of the fifth Dalai Lama?, answer: Panchen Lama | question: Who said that Sonam Gyatso was given the title Dorjichang or Vajradhara Dalai Lama?, answer: China Daily | question: Who was given the title Dorjichang or Vajradhara Dalai Lama?, answer: the third Dalai Lama | question: Who did the Qing emperor grant an honorific title to in 1653?, answer: the fifth Dalai Lama | question: What dynasty established the title of Dalai Lama?, answer: Qing dynasty | question: What was the name of the fifth Panchen Lama?, answer: the Dalai Lama | question: Who did the Qing emperor give an honorific title to in 1713?, answer: the fifth Panchen Lama | question: Which Dalai Lama was given the title Dorjichang or Vajradhara Dalai Lama?, answer: third
+question: What can be used to meet shortfalls?, answer: standard grid electricity | question: What have off-grid PV systems traditionally used rechargeable batteries to store?, answer: excess electricity | question: What have off-grid PV systems traditionally used rechargeable batteries to store?, answer: electricity | question: What does 'roll back' the meter when the home produces more or less electricity than it consumes?, answer: more electricity | question: What have off-grid PV systems traditionally used to store excess electricity?, answer: rechargeable batteries | question: Who gets a credit for the electricity they deliver to the grid?, answer: household systems | question: With what type of system can excess electricity be sent to the transmission grid?, answer: grid-tied systems | question: What does the utility roll over the kilowatt hour credit to the next month?, answer: the net electricity use | question: What can standard grid electricity be used to meet?, answer: shortfalls | question: Which meters accurately measure in both directions?, answer: Most standard meters
+question: In what country did Cathay Pacific delay both legs of its quadruple daily route to London?, answer: Hong Kong | question: What were evacuated in Shanghai's financial district?, answer: Office buildings | question: What office building was evacuated in Shanghai's financial district?, answer: the Hong Kong New World Tower | question: What was disrupted by the closure of Chengdu Shuangliu International Airport?, answer: air traffic services | question: What is the name of the tower in Shanghai's financial district that was evacuated?, answer: the Jin Mao Tower | question: In what city was the Jin Mao Tower located?, answer: Shanghai | question: What was Chengdu Shuangliu Airport used for?, answer: relief operations | question: What type of service did Chengdu Shuangliu offer?, answer: limited service | question: What country's New World Tower was evacuated?, answer: the Hong Kong
+question: Where were the 68,636 confirmed dead?, answer: Sichuan province | question: What stated that 69,197 were confirmed dead as of July 21, 2008?, answer: Official figures | question: At what time did the official figures for the earthquake occur?, answer: CST | question: In what province was 68,636 confirmed dead?, answer: Sichuan | question: What did the Chinese government spend 1 trillion RMB to rebuild?, answer: areas | question: How many times has the earthquake in 2008 been the deadliest?, answer: the 21st deadliest earthquake | question: What did the central government announce it would spend 1 trillion RMB over the next three years to rebuild areas ravaged by the earthquake?, answer: the Chinese economic stimulus program | question: What was the Chinese economic stimulus program?, answer: part | question: What was the most recent earthquake to hit China since the 1976 Tangshan earthquake?, answer: the deadliest earthquake | question: What scale did the Chayu earthquake rank on?, answer: the Richter magnitude scale
+question: What is the Old Iranian dialect?, answer: Old Persian | question: What is best attested in one of the three languages of the Behistun inscription?, answer: Genuine Old Persian | question: In the 4th century BC, the transition from Old Persian to what language was already far advanced?, answer: Middle Persian | question: What type of inscription is shorter than the Behistun inscription?, answer: inscriptions | question: Parsa gave their name to their region and what?, answer: language | question: What were efforts being made to retain an "old" quality for?, answer: official proclamations | question: In what year was the Behistun inscription composed?, answer: BC | question: How long is the Behistun inscription?, answer: significant length | question: What is the last inscription in which Old Persian is still grammatically correct?, answer: Behistun | question: In what country was Old Persian spoken?, answer: Iran
+question: What often vests this power in the cabinet?, answer: Older constitutions | question: What document vested power in the Executive Council in 1922?, answer: Irish Free State Constitution | question: What country's constitution grants the Taoiseach the right to request a dissolution of parliament?, answer: Irish | question: The Executive Council was also known as what?, answer: the Irish cabinet | question: Who does the 1937 Irish constitution grant the right to make the request?, answer: Taoiseach | question: In the United Kingdom, the prime minister requests a dissolution of what?, answer: parliament | question: What vested the power in the Executive Council?, answer: the earlier 1922 Irish Free State Constitution | question: What was the name of the Irish cabinet in 1922?, answer: the Executive Council | question: What does the modern Irish constitution grant to the Taoiseach?, answer: the modern 1937 Irish constitution grants | question: In older constitutions, who has the power to request a dissolution of parliament?, answer: the cabinet
+question: Who was the Duke of Braganza?, answer: Prince Royal Dom Luís Filipe | question: Who was the king of Portugal in 1908?, answer: Dom Carlos | question: What country was declared bankrupt in 1892?, answer: Portugal | question: Where were Dom Carlos I and Prince Royal Dom Lus Filipe murdered?, answer: Lisbon | question: Who was the king of Portugal in 1908?, answer: I | question: What was the title of Prince Royal Dom Lus Filipe?, answer: Duke | question: Where was Prince Royal Dom Lus Filipe from?, answer: Braganza | question: What was the result of Portugal being declared bankrupt twice?, answer: economic disturbances | question: What was the result of Portugal being declared bankrupt twice?, answer: social turmoil | question: What was the title of Prince Royal Dom Lus Filipe?, answer: Duke of Braganza
+question: What replaced the West German PAL system?, answer: digital systems | question: Where is the West German PAL system still used?, answer: today | question: What was the first television channel in Europe to broadcast regularly in color?, answer: BBC Two | question: What channel is often repositioned if a program has high audience ratings?, answer: BBC One | question: What is the West German PAL system still in use today?, answer: use | question: Who was the first television channel in Europe to broadcast regularly in colour?, answer: BBC | question: What system did BBC Two use in 1967?, answer: the West German PAL system | question: What was the first European television channel to broadcast regularly in color?, answer: first | question: What was the PAL system used by BBC Two?, answer: West German | question: BBC Two was the first television channel in Europe to broadcast regularly in what color?, answer: colour
+question: How was the station taken off air?, answer: little warning | question: What followed Mickey's Gala Premier?, answer: test transmissions | question: What did Britain declare on Germany?, answer: war | question: The government was concerned that VHF transmissions would act as a beacon to what?, answer: enemy aircraft | question: What was the name of the cartoon that was broadcast in 1933?, answer: Mickey Mouse | question: The government was concerned that VHF transmissions would act as a beacon to enemy aircraft homing in on what city?, answer: London | question: Who declared war on Germany?, answer: Britain | question: What country did Britain declare war on?, answer: Germany | question: On September 1, 1939, the station was taken off what?, answer: air | question: What type of transmission was the government concerned would act as a beacon to enemy aircraft homing in on London?, answer: VHF
+question: What has the ICTY found in the Momcilo Krajisnik case?, answer: genocide | question: Who rejected the German court's interpretation of genocide?, answer: international courts | question: What was the name of the European Court that dismissed the appeal by Nikola Jorgi?, answer: Human Rights | question: Whose appeal was dismissed by the European Court of Human Rights?, answer: Nikola Jorgić | question: The European Court of Human Rights noted that the German courts wider interpretation of genocide has since been rejected by international courts considering what?, answer: similar cases | question: Who dismissed the appeal by Nikola Jorgi against his conviction for genocide?, answer: European Court | question: What country's court convicted Jorgi of genocide?, answer: German | question: Who dismissed the appeal by Nikola Jorgi against his conviction for genocide?, answer: European Court of Human Rights | question: What did the European Court of Human Rights note about the German courts' interpretation of genocide?, answer: wider interpretation | question: Who argued against Jorgi's conviction for genocide?, answer: a German court
+question: Who was Sir Roger Moore?, answer: previous James Bond actor | question: Who was a previous James Bond actor?, answer: Sir Roger Moore | question: What was Sir Roger Moore's previous name?, answer: James Bond | question: When was the first teaser trailer for Spectre released worldwide?, answer: March | question: Who appeared in a sketch written by David Walliams and the Dawson Brothers?, answer: several members | question: Which James Bond actor appeared in a sketch written by David Walliams and the Dawson Brothers?, answer: Roger Moore | question: Who was a member of the cast and crew of Spectre?, answer: Craig | question: Who was a member of the cast of Spectre?, answer: Whishaw | question: Craig, Whishaw, Wilson and Mendes were members of the cast and what?, answer: crew | question: Who was a member of the cast of Spectre in a sketch written by David Walliams and the Dawson Brothers?, answer: Wilson
+question: What is the largest park in Plymouth?, answer: Plymouth Hoe | question: What city is home to 28 parks with an average size of 45,638 square metres?, answer: Plymouth | question: Who advocated a low-density garden city model?, answer: Abercrombie | question: What type of buildings did the Plan for Plymouth call for demolition?, answer: pre-War | question: What type of prefabs had already begun to appear in suburban areas by 1946?, answer: post-War | question: What had already begun to appear in suburban areas by 1946?, answer: post-War prefabs | question: What did Sir Patrick Abercrombie's Plan for Plymouth call for demolition?, answer: the few remaining pre-War buildings | question: Where did the Plan for Plymouth call for the demolition of the few remaining pre-war buildings?, answer: the city centre
+question: How did Chopin feel about the doctors in Majorca?, answer: . | question: What was the name of Chopin's Preludes?, answer: Op | question: When did Chopin's Pleyel piano arrive from Paris?, answer: December | question: Who complained about his bad health and the incompetence of the doctors in Majorca?, answer: Chopin | question: Where did Chopin complain about his health?, answer: Majorca | question: What was the name of Chopin's Ballade?, answer: No | question: What doctor said Chopin was about to die?, answer: third | question: What was the name of Chopin's two works?, answer: Polonaises | question: What did Chopin complain about on December 3?, answer: his bad health | question: How many doctors did Chopin complain about?, answer: Three doctors
+question: What was the first newsreel format?, answer: BBC Television News | question: Who celebrated the fiftieth anniversary of its television news bulletins?, answer: BBC | question: What did the DVD show changes in the format of?, answer: the BBC television news | question: How long had the BBC produced the Television Newsreel before 1954?, answer: several years | question: What was the newsreel format of the BBC?, answer: the first BBC Television News bulletins | question: What did the BBC celebrate the fiftieth anniversary of?, answer: its television news bulletins | question: What was Little Angels?, answer: the pioneering BBC television series | question: What year did the BBC celebrate its television news bulletins?, answer: fiftieth | question: What website was a special section of in 2004?, answer: the BBC News Online website | question: What did the DVD show the BBC's coverage of over the half century?, answer: significant events
+question: What does PEC IV stand for?, answer: Growth IV | question: What was the name of the Plan for Stability and Growth IV?, answer: PEC IV | question: Who was the Prime Minister of Portugal in 2011?, answer: Prime Minister José Sócrates | question: What did Sócrates propose in his PEC IV plan?, answer: Stability | question: Who was the Prime Minister of Portugal in 2011?, answer: José Sócrates | question: Where did José Sócrates announce that Portugal would request financial assistance from the IMF and the European Financial Stability Facility?, answer: national television | question: What did Portuguese Prime Minister José Sócrates say the country would request from the IMF and the European Financial Stability Facility?, answer: financial assistance | question: What did the Portuguese government request from the IMF in 2011?, answer: external financial aid | question: Why did Moody's Investor Services downgrade nine Portuguese banks?, answer: financial weakness | question: Who rejected Sócrates' Plan for Stability and Growth IV?, answer: Parliament
+question: What neighboring island was granted COM status in 2007?, answer: Saint Martin | question: What did the French Parliament grant to both St. Barthélemy and Saint Martin?, answer: COM status | question: What island was granted COM status in 2007?, answer: St. Barthélemy | question: What status did the French Parliament grant to both St. Barthélemy and Saint Martin?, answer: COM | question: Who did the French Parliament grant COM status to?, answer: the neighbouring Saint Martin | question: How are the members of the Territorial Council elected?, answer: popular vote | question: Who passed a bill granting COM status to both St. Barthélemy and Saint Martin?, answer: the French Parliament | question: Who did the French Parliament grant COM status to?, answer: both St. Barthélemy | question: What is the name of the council that is elected by popular vote?, answer: Territorial Council | question: What was elected on the island on July 15, 2007?, answer: the first territorial council
+question: What city's Board of Supervisors approved a resolution addressing human rights concerns?, answer: San Francisco | question: What did the San Francisco Board of Supervisors approve a resolution to address on April 1, 2008?, answer: human rights concerns | question: When did the San Francisco Board of Supervisors approve a resolution addressing human rights concerns?, answer: April | question: Who approved a resolution addressing human rights concerns when the Beijing Olympic torch arrives in San Francisco?, answer: the San Francisco Board | question: Who was the San Francisco Board of?, answer: Supervisors | question: Who did the San Francisco Board of Supervisors protest the failure of to meet its past solemn promises to the international community, including the citizens of San Francisco, to cease the egregious and ongoing human rights abuses?, answer: China | question: What was planned at the United Nations Plaza on April 8?, answer: numerous protests | question: Who approved a resolution addressing human rights concerns when the Beijing Olympic torch arrives in San Francisco?, answer: the San Francisco Board of Supervisors | question: What country did China occupy?, answer: Tibet | question: Where was the April 8 protest?, answer: United Nations Plaza
+question: What was the name of the cable news network that Xinhua condemned?, answer: CNN | question: When did Xinhua condemn the coverage of the Lhasa riots?, answer: April | question: Who called on CNN to apologise for attempting to incite the Chinese people against the government?, answer: Chinese | question: Who did the Chinese government call 'thugs and goons'?, answer: Jack Cafferty | question: What riots did Xinhua condemn on April 17?, answer: Lhasa | question: What type of torch relay did Xinhua condemn on April 17?, answer: Olympic | question: Who condemned the coverage of the Lhasa riots?, answer: Xinhua | question: Who did the Chinese government accuse CNN of insulting?, answer: the Chinese people | question: What event did Xinhua condemn on April 17?, answer: the Olympic torch relay | question: Who called on CNN to apologise for insulting the Chinese people?, answer: the Chinese government
+question: What were the protesters protesting outside of?, answer: BBC buildings | question: What was the name of the BBC website that Chinese people were able to access for the first time?, answer: BBC News | question: Who reported the protests?, answer: BBC | question: What were the protesters protesting against?, answer: Western media bias | question: Who was able to access the BBC News website for the first time?, answer: Chinese people | question: What was the article "The challenges of reporting in China" responding to?, answer: earlier criticism | question: When did the BBC report that 1,300 people were protesting against Western media bias?, answer: April | question: What did the BBC's Paul Danahar say Chinese people were able to access for the first time?, answer: the BBC News website | question: In what city did the protests take place?, answer: Manchester | question: What type of media bias did the people protest against?, answer: Western
+question: What did the People's Daily say the BBC misled the British public and the rest of the world by providing intensive untruthful reports?, answer: biased media coverage | question: What did the protester claim the BBC provided to the British public?, answer: biased coverage | question: The People's Daily published a report against biased media coverage for what event?, answer: Olympics | question: On what date did the People's Daily publish a report entitled "Overseas Chinese rally against biased media coverage, for Olympics"?, answer: April | question: What did the protester claim the BBC provided to the British public?, answer: intensive untruthful reports | question: Who was demonstrating in France, the United Kingdom, Germany and the United States?, answer: Chinese people | question: Who held a sign that claimed the BBC had not reported on Jin Jing?, answer: Chinese demonstrators | question: Who did the protesters claim the BBC had not reported on?, answer: Jin Jing | question: Who demonstrating in France, the United Kingdom, Germany, and the United States?, answer: Chinese | question: What was the name of the report published by the People's Daily?, answer: "Overseas Chinese rally
+question: Who said it has no interest in including materials in the Wayback Machine of persons who do not wish to have their Web content archived?, answer: Internet Archive | question: Who was the plaintiff in the lawsuit?, answer: Suzanne Shell | question: What organization said it has no interest in including materials in the Wayback Machine of persons who do not wish to have their Web content archived?, answer: Archive | question: When did the Internet Archive and Suzanne Shell announce the settlement of their lawsuit?, answer: April | question: Who was the plaintiff in the lawsuit?, answer: Shell | question: Who has a valid and enforceable copyright in her Web site?, answer: Ms. Shell | question: Who said it has no interest in including materials in the Wayback Machine of persons who do not wish to have their Web content archived?, answer: The Internet Archive | question: The Internet Archive said it has no interest in including what in the Wayback Machine of persons who do not wish to have their Web content archived?, answer: materials | question: Who did the Internet Archive not want to include in the Wayback Machine?, answer: persons
+question: What is the name of the third child of the Schwarzenegger and Shriver marriage?, answer: Christopher Sargent Shriver Schwarzenegger | question: What is the name of the son of Arnold and Maria Shriver?, answer: Patrick Arnold Shriver Schwarzenegger | question: What is the name of the first child of the Schwarzenegger and Shriver marriage?, answer: Christina Maria Aurelia Schwarzenegger | question: Who was the niece of President John F. Kennedy?, answer: Maria Shriver | question: Where was Patrick Arnold Shriver Schwarzenegger born?, answer: Los Angeles | question: Who married Maria Shriver?, answer: Schwarzenegger | question: What is the name of the first child of the Schwarzenegger and Shriver marriage?, answer: Katherine Eunice Schwarzenegger | question: Who is Maria Shriver's niece?, answer: President John F. Kennedy | question: Who is Maria Shriver's uncle?, answer: John F. Kennedy | question: When was the marriage of Arnold and Shriver?, answer: April
+question: Who did Beyoncé marry on April 4, 2008?, answer: Jay Z. | question: Who was the longest-running Hot 100 single in her career?, answer: Beyoncé | question: When did Beyoncé marry Jay Z?, answer: April | question: What is the name of Beyoncé's alter ego?, answer: Sasha Fierce | question: How many consecutive number-one albums did Beyoncé have?, answer: third | question: What award did the video for "Single Ladies" win at the 2009 MTV Europe Music Awards?, answer: Best Video | question: In what country was I Am... Sasha Fierce released?, answer: US | question: Where was the video for "Single Ladies" nominated for nine awards?, answer: MTV Video Music Awards | question: What was the name of Beyoncé's third consecutive number-one album?, answer: her third studio album
+question: What did the anti-cnn website criticize?, answer: recent events | question: What type of website did the Chinese government appear to be running?, answer: anti-CNN | question: What was the Chinese citizen angered over?, answer: media coverage | question: Who created the anti-cnn website?, answer: Chinese | question: When was it reported that the Chinese government was running an anti-cnn website?, answer: April | question: What did the Chinese government appear to be running on April 4?, answer: an anti-CNN website | question: Who said the anti-cnn website was created by a Chinese citizen?, answer: A Chinese government spokesman | question: What did foreign correspondents in Beijing voice suspicions that Anti-cnn may be?, answer: a semi-government-made website | question: Who was reported to be running an anti-cnn website?, answer: the Chinese government | question: What does the anti-cnn website criticize?, answer: the cable network’s coverage
+question: What did the one-hundred millionth iPod make Apple the biggest selling?, answer: digital music player | question: What was 32% of Apple's second quarter revenue made from?, answer: iPod sales | question: Apple and industry analysts suggest that iPod users are likely to purchase what?, answer: other Apple products | question: Apple and industry analysts suggest that who are likely to purchase other Apple products?, answer: iPod users | question: What was the biggest selling digital music player of all time?, answer: iPod | question: Who sold its one-hundred millionth iPod?, answer: Apple | question: When did Apple sell its one-hundred millionth iPod?, answer: April | question: In what quarter of 2007 did Apple report revenue of 5.2 billion?, answer: second quarter revenue | question: Apple and industry analysts suggest that iPod users are likely to purchase other Apple products such as what?, answer: Mac computers | question: In what quarter of 2007 did Apple report revenue of US$5.2 billion?, answer: second quarter
+question: What colony did Anthonio Colve take over from England?, answer: New York | question: Who was the Prince of Orange?, answer: King William III | question: Who was the Prince of Orange?, answer: William III | question: What was the name of the colony of New York that Anthonio Colve took over from England?, answer: Orange | question: Who took over the colony of New York in 1673?, answer: Anthonio Colve | question: Who was Anthonio Colve?, answer: Dutch captain | question: What country did the Dutch return the island to in 1674?, answer: England | question: What did the British and French destroy?, answer: Dutch trading routes | question: When did Anthonio Colve take over the colony of New York?, answer: August | question: What nationality was Anthonio Colve?, answer: Dutch
+question: Who agreed to pay Creative $100 million for a paid-up license to use Creative's awarded patent in all Apple products?, answer: Apple | question: Who did Apple agree to a broad settlement with in 2006?, answer: Creative | question: When did Apple and Creative announce a broad settlement?, answer: August | question: Who announced a broad settlement to end their legal disputes on August 24, 2006?, answer: Apple and Creative | question: What program did Creative join in 2006?, answer: iPod program | question: What did Creative want to produce by joining the Made for iPod program?, answer: iPod accessories | question: Apple will use Creative's awarded patent in what?, answer: all Apple products | question: What type of accessories did Creative want to produce?, answer: iPod | question: Apple and Creative announced a broad settlement to end what?, answer: their legal disputes
+question: What award did West receive at the MTV Video Music Awards?, answer: Vanguard Award | question: Who presented West with the Video Vanguard Award?, answer: Michael Jackson | question: What award was West presented with on August 30, 2015?, answer: the Michael Jackson Video Vanguard Award | question: Where was West presented with the Michael Jackson Video Vanguard Award?, answer: the MTV Video Music Awards | question: When was West presented with the Michael Jackson Video Vanguard Award?, answer: August | question: Who was presented with the Michael Jackson Video Vanguard Award on August 30, 2015?, answer: West | question: What position did West decide to run for in 2020?, answer: president | question: When was West presented with the Michael Jackson Video Vanguard Award?, answer: August 30, 2015 | question: In what speech did West say he rolled up a little something?, answer: his acceptance speech
+question: Who went to the rubble of schools to mourn for their children?, answer: many parents | question: Where were the children living when the earthquake occurred?, answer: relief centres | question: What did many parents go to to mourn for their children on Children's Day?, answer: schools | question: What did the children do on Children's Day?, answer: ceremonies | question: Who performed ceremonies on Children's Day?, answer: The surviving children | question: Who did many parents mourn for on Children's Day?, answer: their children | question: What was Children's Day?, answer: the special day | question: What did the children acknowledge on Children's Day?, answer: the earthquake | question: What did many parents go to on Children's Day?, answer: the rubble
+question: Who was the first woman in the chart's history to have her first five studio albums debut at number one?, answer: Beyoncé | question: What did Beyoncé unexpectedly release on the iTunes Store?, answer: her eponymous fifth studio album | question: When did Beyoncé release her fifth album?, answer: December | question: How many consecutive number-one albums did Beyoncé have?, answer: fifth | question: What was Beyoncé's fifth consecutive number one album in the US?, answer: number | question: Beyoncé released her fifth studio album without any prior announcement or what?, answer: promotion | question: Beyoncé was the first woman in the chart's history to have what?, answer: her first five studio albums | question: Where did Beyoncé's fifth consecutive number-one album debut?, answer: US | question: What was Beyoncé's number one album in the US?, answer: her fifth consecutive number-one album | question: What was Beyoncé's ranking on the Billboard 200 in 2013?, answer: first
+question: Who confirmed a new shoe collaboration with West on December 3, 2013?, answer: Adidas | question: What was the name of West's clothing line?, answer: Yeezy Season | question: Where was the release of the Yeezy Boosts and the full Adidas collaboration showcased?, answer: New York City | question: Where did West release his second season of Yeezy?, answer: New York Fashion Week | question: What was the name of West's Boosts?, answer: Yeezy | question: What did West release after months of anticipation and rumors?, answer: the Adidas Yeezy Boosts | question: Who confirmed the release of the Adidas Yeezy Boosts?, answer: West | question: What type of deal did Adidas announce with West in 2013?, answer: collaboration | question: Where were the Yeezy Boosts limited to?, answer: the Adidas UK stores | question: When did Adidas confirm a new shoe collaboration with West?, answer: December
+question: What company created the American Idol experience?, answer: Disney | question: The Dream Ticket allowed the winner of the finals show to have front-of-the-line privileges at what future audition?, answer: American Idol | question: Where was "The American Idol Experience" held?, answer: the Walt Disney World Resort | question: What was the name of the show that was performed on a stage in a 1000-seat theater?, answer: Idol | question: Who debuted "The American Idol Experience"?, answer: The Walt Disney Company | question: Where did the American Idol experience take place?, answer: Hollywood Studios | question: When did the American Idol experience begin?, answer: February | question: Where is the Walt Disney World Resort located?, answer: Florida | question: Who auditioned for Disney cast members in the live production of The American Idol Experience?, answer: park guests | question: What was the name of the show that the Walt Disney Company debuted on February 14, 2009?, answer: The American Idol Experience
+question: Where did Beyoncé release her new single?, answer: music streaming service | question: What was the name of Beyoncé's new single?, answer: Formation | question: When did Beyoncé release a new single on Tidal?, answer: February | question: Who released a new single on Tidal?, answer: Beyoncé | question: On what streaming service did Beyoncé release her new single?, answer: Tidal | question: Where did Beyoncé perform on February 6, 2016?, answer: the Super Bowl | question: What was the name of Beyoncé's new single?, answer: "Formation | question: Beyoncé released a new single on Tidal one day before what?, answer: her performance | question: How long before her performance at the Super Bowl did Beyoncé release a new single?, answer: one day | question: When did Beyoncé release a new single on Tidal?, answer: February 6, 2016
+question: What awards show did West walk on stage at?, answer: Annual Grammy Awards | question: Who was accepting his award for Album of the Year?, answer: Beck | question: What did West walk on at the 57th Annual Grammy Awards?, answer: stage | question: Who walked on stage as Beck was accepting his award for Album of the Year?, answer: West | question: When did West walk on stage at the 57th Annual Grammy Awards?, answer: February | question: Where did West walk on stage as Beck was accepting his award for Album of the Year?, answer: the 57th Annual Grammy Awards | question: Who did West say he should have given his award to?, answer: Beyoncé | question: What did Beck say he should have given his award to Beyoncé?, answer: artistry | question: What award did Beck receive at the 57th Annual Grammy Awards?, answer: Album | question: At what Grammy Awards did West walk on stage as Beck was accepting his award for Album of the Year?, answer: 57th
+question: Apple's first fiscal quarter revenue came from notebook sales, notebook sales, and what other type of sales?, answer: desktop sales | question: What did 21% of Apple's revenue come from in the first fiscal quarter of 2008?, answer: notebook sales | question: What was 42% of Apple's revenue in the first fiscal quarter of 2008?, answer: iPod sales | question: What did Apple post on January 22, 2008?, answer: record revenue | question: Who reported the best quarter revenue and earnings in Apple's history so far?, answer: Apple | question: What was Apple's net quarterly profit in 2008?, answer: record net quarterly profit | question: What quarter of 2008 did Apple report the best revenue and earnings in Apple's history?, answer: quarter | question: On what date did Apple report the best quarter revenue and earnings in Apple's history?, answer: January | question: What did Apple report on January 22, 2008?, answer: the best quarter revenue
+question: Who was DONDA named after?, answer: Donda West | question: Who founded DONDA?, answer: West | question: What have contemporary critics noted the consistent minimalistic aesthetic exhibited throughout?, answer: DONDA creative projects | question: What was the name of West's company?, answer: the creative content company DONDA | question: When did West announce his creation of DONDA?, answer: January | question: What was the name of West's company?, answer: DONDA | question: Who did West say DONDA would pick up where he left off?, answer: Steve Jobs | question: Who did DONDA want to galvanize?, answer: amazing thinkers | question: Who did West say he needed to put in a room together with like minds?, answer: creatives
+question: What was the name of Beyoncé's daughter?, answer: Blue Ivy Carter | question: What was the name of Beyoncé's daughter?, answer: Blue Ivy | question: How did Beyoncé and Blue Ivy Carter die?, answer: heavy security | question: Where did Beyoncé give birth to Blue Ivy Carter?, answer: Lenox Hill Hospital | question: Where was Blue Ivy Carter born?, answer: New York | question: When did Beyoncé give birth to Blue Ivy Carter?, answer: January | question: Who gave birth to Blue Ivy Carter?, answer: Beyoncé | question: What did Beyoncé give to Blue Ivy Carter?, answer: birth | question: What was the name of Jay Z's website?, answer: Lifeandtimes.com
+question: What was the name of Beyoncé's first child?, answer: Blue Ivy Carter | question: Where was Blue Ivy Carter born?, answer: New York | question: What was the name of Beyoncé's first child?, answer: Blue Ivy | question: Where did Beyoncé give birth to her first child?, answer: Lenox Hill Hospital | question: What did Beyoncé give to her first child?, answer: birth | question: What was the name of Beyoncé's first child?, answer: first | question: When did Beyoncé give birth to her first child?, answer: January | question: Who gave birth to Blue Ivy Carter?, answer: Beyoncé | question: What did Beyoncé give birth to on January 7, 2012?, answer: her first child | question: Beyoncé performed for four nights at Revel Atlantic City's Ovation Hall to celebrate what?, answer: her first performances
+question: Who did HP sign a license agreement with to sell HP-branded iPods?, answer: Apple | question: What was the name of Hewlett-Packard?, answer: HP | question: What did HP stop selling in July 2005 due to unfavorable terms and conditions?, answer: iPods | question: When did Hewlett-Packard announce that they would sell iPods under a license agreement from Apple?, answer: January | question: What did Hewlett-Packard announce they would sell under a license agreement from Apple?, answer: HP-branded iPods | question: Why did HP stop selling iPods in July 2005?, answer: unfavorable terms | question: What type of iPods did Hewlett-Packard sell in 2004?, answer: HP-branded | question: What was the name of the new retail outlet that was used to sell HP-branded iPods?, answer: Wal-Mart | question: Why did HP stop selling iPods in July 2005?, answer: conditions | question: Who announced that they would sell HP-branded iPods under a license agreement from Apple?, answer: Hewlett-Packard
+question: Who is the spokesman for the Los Angeles Police Department?, answer: Los Angeles Police Department | question: Where was Schwarzenegger riding his motorcycle on January 8, 2006?, answer: Los Angeles | question: What motorcycle did Schwarzenegger ride on January 8, 2006?, answer: Harley Davidson | question: On what date did a motorcycle collide with Schwarzenegger?, answer: January | question: Who was the governor of California in 2006?, answer: Schwarzenegger | question: Who is Officer Jason Lee?, answer: a Los Angeles Police Department spokesman | question: What was Schwarzenegger riding on January 8, 2006?, answer: his Harley Davidson motorcycle | question: When did Schwarzenegger obtain his motorcycle license?, answer: July | question: What was the name of Schwarzenegger's son?, answer: Patrick | question: What did Schwarzenegger not obtain until July 3, 2006?, answer: his motorcycle license
+question: What university has a marching band that plays at home games for most of the sports?, answer: Notre Dame | question: What band is the oldest university band in continuous existence in the United States?, answer: Armour | question: What is the name of the Notre Dame marching band's fight song?, answer: the Notre Dame Victory March | question: Under Armour will provide what to Notre Dame for 10 years?, answer: monetary compensation | question: When did the University of Notre Dame and Under Armour reach an agreement?, answer: July | question: Who named the Notre Dame Victory March the most played and most famous fight song?, answer: Northern Illinois Professor William Studwell | question: What is the greatest fight song of all time?, answer: the "Notre Dame Victory March | question: What will Under Armour provide to Notre Dame for 10 years?, answer: uniforms | question: Under Armour will provide what to Notre Dame for 10 years?, answer: apparel | question: Under Armour will provide what to Notre Dame for 10 years?, answer: equipment
+question: What bank did the FDIC put into conservatorship?, answer: IndyMac Bank | question: What was the name of the bridge bank established to take control of IndyMac Bank's assets?, answer: IndyMac Federal Bank | question: Why did the FDIC put IndyMac Bank into conservatorship?, answer: liquidity concerns | question: When did the FDIC put IndyMac Bank into conservatorship?, answer: July | question: Who put IndyMac Bank into conservatorship?, answer: FDIC | question: What was the name of IndyMac Federal Bank?, answer: FSB | question: What did the FDIC put IndyMac Bank into?, answer: conservatorship | question: IndyMac Federal Bank, FSB was established to assume what type of control of IndyMac Bank's assets?, answer: control
+question: Who surrounded West when he was leaving LAX?, answer: paparazzi | question: Who was surrounded by dozens of paparazzi on July 19, 2013?, answer: West | question: When was West leaving LAX?, answer: July | question: How many paparazzi surrounded West on July 19, 2013?, answer: dozens | question: Where was West leaving when he was surrounded by paparazzi?, answer: LAX | question: Who was West agitated as a photographer?, answer: Daniel Ramos | question: Who did West have to pay restitution to?, answer: Ramos | question: Who was not allowed to speak in West's presence?, answer: people | question: What was West charged with behind the incident?, answer: felony attempted robbery | question: What type of theft was West charged with in 2013?, answer: grand theft
+question: When did The Mail on Sunday report that iPods were manufactured by workers who earn no more than US$50 per month?, answer: June | question: What is mainly manufactured by workers who earn no more than US$50 per month?, answer: iPods | question: On what day of the week did The Mail report that iPod workers worked 15 hours a week?, answer: Sunday | question: Who made the iPods?, answer: workers | question: How long does it take for workers to work at Apple's plant?, answer: month | question: What nationality was The Mail on Sunday?, answer: British | question: How many consecutive days did employees work for 25% of the time?, answer: more than six consecutive days | question: What was The Mail on Sunday?, answer: the British tabloid | question: How long did employees work over 60 hours a week for?, answer: the time | question: How much of the time did Apple employees work for more than six consecutive days?, answer: 25%
+question: Who announced that his government would hold a referendum to change the country's 2002 constitution?, answer: Sassou Nguesso | question: When did Sassou Nguesso announce that he would run for a third consecutive term in office?, answer: March | question: Sassou Nguesso announced that his government would allow him to run for a third consecutive term in what?, answer: office | question: The government claimed that the proposal was approved by 92 percent of voters with 72 percent of whom?, answer: eligible voters | question: Who announced that his government would hold a referendum to change the country's 2002 constitution?, answer: 2015 Sassou Nguesso | question: The government claimed that the proposal was approved by 92 percent of who?, answer: voters | question: Sassou Nguesso was allowed to run for how many consecutive terms in office?, answer: third | question: Sassou Nguesso announced that he would run for what?, answer: a third consecutive term | question: What was Sassou Nguesso allowed to run in?, answer: the next election | question: Who claimed that the proposal was approved by 92 percent of voters?, answer: The government
+question: Who did Beyoncé co-own Tidal with?, answer: various other music artists | question: What did Tidal compete against?, answer: other streaming services | question: The challenge is to get everyone to respect what again, to recognize its value?, answer: music | question: What did Beyoncé and Jay-Z do with Tidal?, answer: co-own Tidal | question: Tidal specialises in lossless audio and what else?, answer: high definition music videos | question: What was Beyoncé a co-owner of in 2015?, answer: the music streaming service Tidal | question: What is the name of the music streaming service that Beyoncé is a co-owner of?, answer: Tidal | question: What was Tidal created to compete with?, answer: streaming | question: When was Tidal announced?, answer: March | question: Who is a co-owner of Tidal?, answer: Beyoncé
+question: Who did West co-own Tidal with?, answer: various other music artists | question: What did Tidal compete against?, answer: other streaming services | question: The challenge is to get everyone to respect what again, to recognize its value?, answer: music | question: Tidal specialises in lossless audio and what else?, answer: high definition music videos | question: What is the name of the co-owner of Tidal?, answer: co-own Tidal | question: What was West a co-owner of in 2015?, answer: the music streaming service Tidal | question: What was Tidal created to compete with?, answer: streaming | question: What is the name of the music streaming service that Jay Z co-owns?, answer: Tidal | question: When was Tidal announced?, answer: March | question: What type of owner is West in Tidal?, answer: -
+question: Who remembered the dead of the quake?, answer: people | question: When was the first anniversary of the quake?, answer: May | question: What was the first anniversary of the quake?, answer: first | question: What did people do on May 12, 2009 to commemorate the first anniversary of the quake?, answer: silence | question: Which country marked the first anniversary of the quake with a moment of silence?, answer: China | question: What was the first anniversary of the quake?, answer: the first anniversary | question: What county was the seat of in 2009?, answer: Beichuan county | question: What was the Beichuan county seat relic museum meant to remind people of?, answer: the terrible disaster | question: On May 12, 2009, China marked the first anniversary of what?, answer: the quake | question: What will the Beichuan county seat be frozen in time for?, answer: a state earthquake relic museum
+question: What did builders replace steel rods with for concrete re-inforcement?, answer: thin iron wires | question: What did builders replace with thin iron wires for concrete re-inforcement?, answer: steel rods | question: What type of cement is used in "tofu buildings"?, answer: inferior grade cement | question: How many bricks were used in the construction of "tofu buildings"?, answer: fewer bricks | question: What type of reinforcement are iron wires used for?, answer: concrete re | question: When did Geoffery York report that shoddily constructed buildings are commonly called "tofu buildings"?, answer: May | question: What website reported the shoddily constructed buildings?, answer: Globeandmail.com | question: Who cut corners by replacing steel rods with thin iron wires for concrete re-inforcement?, answer: builders | question: What did builders cut in shoddily constructed buildings?, answer: corners | question: What are shoddily constructed buildings commonly called?, answer: "tofu buildings
+question: What did China receive $457 million in donations for?, answer: rescue efforts | question: What did China receive on May 16?, answer: donated money | question: When did China say it had received $457 million?, answer: May | question: Who was the largest aid donor to China?, answer: China | question: What did China receive in addition to money?, answer: goods | question: What did Saudi Arabia provide to China?, answer: relief materials | question: How many organizations donated money to China?, answer: four international organizations | question: What did Saudi Arabia provide to China?, answer: financial assistance | question: On what date did China say it had received $457 million?, answer: May 16 | question: How many countries donated money to China?, answer: 19 countries
+question: Who came to China to help in the quake-stricken areas?, answer: rescue groups | question: What country joined the rescue effort?, answer: South Korea | question: What areas of China were involved in the rescue effort?, answer: cities | question: On what date did rescue groups from South Korea, Japan, Singapore, Russia and Taiwan arrive to join the rescue effort?, answer: May | question: What country was the first to join the rescue effort?, answer: Singapore | question: What country joined the rescue effort?, answer: Japan | question: What country joined the rescue effort?, answer: Russia | question: What country joined the rescue effort?, answer: Taiwan | question: What were the rescue groups from South Korea, Japan, Singapore, Russia and Taiwan joining?, answer: the rescue effort | question: Who did the US share satellite images of the quake-stricken areas with?, answer: Chinese authorities
+question: Who died in a car accident?, answer: Meinhard | question: On what date did Meinhard die?, answer: May | question: What was the name of the son of Meinhard and Erika Knapp?, answer: Patrick | question: Who was Meinhard supposed to marry?, answer: Erika Knapp | question: What happened to Meinhard on May 20, 1971?, answer: a car accident | question: Who did not attend his father's funeral?, answer: Schwarzenegger | question: Where did Patrick emigrate to?, answer: the United States | question: Who died in a car accident?, answer: his brother | question: When did Gustav die?, answer: the following year
+question: What was the name of the Barbarian in The Legend of Conan?, answer: Conan | question: What is Schwarzenegger focusing on?, answer: personal matters | question: On what date did Schwarzenegger's entertainment counsel announce that all movie projects were being halted?, answer: May | question: Who starred in The Last Stand?, answer: Schwarzenegger | question: What did Schwarzenegger's entertainment counsel say he was not willing to commit to?, answer: timelines | question: What movie was Terminator Genisys a part of?, answer: Terminator movie | question: What type of movie projects were halted in 2011?, answer: development | question: Who will he reprise his role as in The Legend of Conan?, answer: Conan the Barbarian | question: What was the name of the fifth Terminator movie?, answer: Terminator Genisys
+question: What did the parents of children lost in the quake complain they hadn't received any reports of?, answer: collapsed schools | question: Who began inspecting the ruins of thousands of schools that collapsed in Sichuan in 2008?, answer: government officials | question: What have parents accused local officials and builders of cutting corners in?, answer: school construction | question: What did government officials begin inspecting on May 29, 2008?, answer: schools | question: Who urged the parents not to protest?, answer: Local officials | question: Who did the parents accuse of cutting corners in school construction?, answer: local officials | question: Who promised to investigate the school collapses after the quake?, answer: many local governments | question: When did government officials begin inspecting the ruins of thousands of schools that collapsed?, answer: May | question: How many parents around the province have accused local officials and builders of cutting corners in school construction?, answer: Thousands | question: How many schools collapsed in Sichuan in 2008?, answer: thousands
+question: Who was the runner-up on American Idol?, answer: Katharine McPhee | question: Who was named American Idol on May 30, 2006?, answer: Taylor Hicks | question: Taylor Hicks was named what on May 30, 2006?, answer: American Idol | question: Who was the runner-up on American Idol in 2006?, answer: McPhee | question: Who was named American Idol in 2006?, answer: Hicks | question: When was Taylor Hicks named American Idol?, answer: May | question: What was Katharine McPhee's ranking on American Idol?, answer: the runner-up | question: What was Hicks' first single?, answer: first | question: What was Katharine McPhee's single called?, answer: My Destiny
+question: Who moved out of the couple's Brentwood mansion?, answer: Shriver | question: Who did Shriver and his wife end their relationship with on May 9, 2011?, answer: Schwarzenegger | question: When did Shriver and Schwarzenegger end their relationship?, answer: May | question: What newspaper revealed that Schwarzenegger had fathered a son more than fourteen years earlier?, answer: Times | question: Shriver and Schwarzenegger ended their relationship after 25 years of what?, answer: marriage | question: What mansion did Shriver move out of?, answer: Brentwood | question: Who revealed that Schwarzenegger had fathered a son more than fourteen years earlier?, answer: the Los Angeles Times | question: How long did Shriver and Schwarzenegger marry?, answer: 25 years
+question: Who was West's mother?, answer: Donda West | question: What was the name of Donda West's mother?, answer: West | question: What hospital did Donda West go to?, answer: Centinela Freeman Hospital | question: Where was Donda West's hospital located?, answer: Marina del Rey | question: When did Donda West die?, answer: November | question: In what state did Donda West die?, answer: California | question: What did the coroner's office say was the cause of Donda West's death?, answer: plastic surgery | question: What did the coroner's office say Donda West died of?, answer: heart disease | question: Where was Donda West's mother transported to?, answer: the nearby Centinela Freeman Hospital
+question: What was the negative number for the UK in 2009?, answer: −1.0% | question: On what date did the European Commission predict a weak growth of the GDP for the countries of the Eurozone?, answer: November | question: Who launched large "help packages" for their economies?, answer: several countries | question: What country was predicted to have a negative GDP growth in 2009?, answer: Spain | question: What did the IMF launch on November 6, 2008?, answer: numbers | question: Where was the European Commission located in 2008?, answer: Brussels | question: What did the European Commission predict for 2009 to be extremely weak?, answer: GDP | question: How much did the European Commission predict a weak growth of the GDP for the countries of the Eurozone in 2009?, answer: 0.1% | question: The Bank of England and the European Central Bank reduced their interest rates from 4.5% to what?, answer: 3% | question: What was the interest rate of the Bank of England in 2009?, answer: 3.25%
+question: What was the name of Kanye West's women's fashion label?, answer: DW Kanye West | question: Who premiered DW Kanye West at Paris Fashion Week?, answer: Kanye West | question: Where did Kanye West debut his women's fashion label?, answer: Paris Fashion Week | question: Who premiered a second fashion line at Paris Fashion Week in 2012?, answer: West | question: When did Kanye West debut his women's fashion label?, answer: October | question: What type of reviews did Style.com give to Kanye West's debut show?, answer: reserved observations | question: Who criticized Kanye West's debut fashion show?, answer: many others | question: Along with Dean and Dan Caten, Olivier Theyskens, Jeremy Scott, and Olsen twins, what duo supported Kanye West at Paris Fashion Week?, answer: Azzedine Alaïa | question: What did Kanye West debut on March 6, 2012?, answer: a second fashion line | question: What did Kanye West's Paris Fashion Week show receive mixed-to-negative reviews for?, answer: His debut fashion show
+question: What did Apple report 14.21% of in fiscal quarter 4 of 2008?, answer: total revenue | question: What did Apple report 14.21% of total revenue for fiscal quarter 4 of 2008 came from?, answer: iPods | question: What did Phil Schiller say exceeded 220 million in 2009?, answer: total cumulative sales | question: When did Apple report that 14.21% of total revenue came from iPods?, answer: fiscal quarter | question: Who said that Apple expects traditional MP3 players to decline over time?, answer: Apple CFO Peter Oppenheimer | question: Who reported that 14.21% of total revenue for fiscal quarter 4 of 2008 came from iPods?, answer: Apple | question: When did Apple report that 14.21% of total revenue for fiscal quarter 4 of 2008 came from iPods?, answer: October | question: What has declined every financial quarter since 2009?, answer: iPod sales | question: What year did Apple report that only 14.21% of total revenue came from iPods?, answer: year | question: Who is Apple's CFO?, answer: Peter Oppenheimer
+question: Where did Apple's revenue come from in 2007?, answer: Apple notebook sales | question: Apple's revenue in 2007 was 26% from what?, answer: iPod sales | question: What did 19.22% of Apple's revenue come from?, answer: desktop sales | question: What company reported a revenue of US$6.22 billion on October 22, 2007?, answer: Apple | question: What type of revenue did Apple report on October 22, 2007?, answer: quarterly revenue | question: Apple's revenue in 2007 was 26% from sales of what device?, answer: iPod | question: On what date did Apple report quarterly revenue of US$6.22 billion?, answer: October | question: What type of revenue did Apple report on October 22, 2007?, answer: quarterly | question: What percentage of Apple's revenue came from desktop sales?, answer: 19.22% | question: What percentage of Apple's revenue came from iPod sales?, answer: 26%
+question: Who was removed from office on October 7, 2003?, answer: Governor Gray Davis | question: Who was removed from office on October 7, 2003?, answer: Gray Davis | question: Who was removed from office in 2003?, answer: Davis | question: What position did Gray Davis hold?, answer: Governor | question: What position was Gray Davis removed from?, answer: office | question: What was Gray Davis's position on the recall vote?, answer: favor | question: When was Gray Davis removed from office?, answer: October | question: What election resulted in Gray Davis being removed from office?, answer: the recall election | question: Who was the second foreign-born governor of California?, answer: John G. Downey | question: Who was the second foreign-born governor of California?, answer: Irish-born Governor John G. Downey
+question: What did the Los Angeles County District Attorney's Office not file against West?, answer: felony counts | question: Where were West and Crowley arrested?, answer: Los Angeles International Airport | question: Who was charged with one count of misdemeanor vandalism?, answer: West | question: Who was West's road manager?, answer: Don | question: What were West and Crowley charged with?, answer: felony vandalism | question: Who was West's road manager?, answer: Crowley | question: When was West arrested?, answer: September | question: Who was West's bodyguard?, answer: Don C." Crowley | question: Who was West's road manager?, answer: bodyguard Don "Don C." Crowley | question: What was West charged with on March 18, 2009?, answer: misdemeanor vandalism
+question: What award did Taylor Swift win on September 13, 2009?, answer: MTV Video Music Awards | question: What award did Taylor Swift win for "You Belong with Me"?, answer: Best Female Video | question: What award did Beyoncé win for "Single Ladies (Put a Ring on It)"?, answer: Best Video | question: Who won the award for Best Female Video for "You Belong with Me"?, answer: Taylor Swift | question: What was the title of Beyoncé's video for "Put a Ring on It"?, answer: Single Ladies | question: Who did Beyoncé call to apologize for the outburst?, answer: Swift | question: On what date was Taylor Swift awarded the award for her video for "Single Ladies (Put a Ring on It)"?, answer: September | question: Who grabbed the microphone to proclaim that Beyoncé's video for "Single Ladies (Put a Ring on It) was "one of the best videos of all time"?, answer: West | question: Where did Taylor Swift call West to finish her acceptance speech?, answer: stage | question: Where was Taylor Swift accepting her award for Best Female Video on September 13, 2009?, answer: the 2009 MTV Video Music Awards
+question: What was the first cap on?, answer: greenhouse gas emissions | question: What did Schwarzenegger want to reduce to 80 percent by 2050?, answer: greenhouse gases | question: What is allowed to release into the atmosphere?, answer: emissions utilities | question: When was the first cap on greenhouse gas emissions signed?, answer: September | question: Who signed the first cap on greenhouse gas emissions?, answer: Schwarzenegger | question: Who does the second bill prohibit from making long-term contracts with suppliers who do not meet the state's greenhouse gas emission standards?, answer: large utilities | question: What type of plants were allowed to release emissions into the atmosphere?, answer: manufacturing plants | question: What was the first cap on greenhouse gas emissions?, answer: first | question: What did Schwarzenegger sign that prohibits large utilities and corporations from making long-term contracts with suppliers who do not meet the state's greenhouse gas emission standards?, answer: a second global warming bill
+question: What does VMA stand for?, answer: MTV Video Music Awards | question: Where did West say he would not come back to after two years in a row?, answer: MTV | question: Who did West say he was overlooked for opening the VMAs in favor of?, answer: Britney Spears | question: What is another name for the MTV Video Music Awards?, answer: VMAs | question: On what date did West say his race had something to do with his being overlooked for opening the VMAs?, answer: September | question: What award did West lose at the VMAs?, answer: Video | question: Who suggested that his race had something to do with his being overlooked for opening the VMAs in favor of Britney Spears?, answer: West | question: What did West say MTV exploited Spears for?, answer: ratings | question: Who did West say he wanted to open the VMAs in favor of?, answer: Spears | question: How did West feel about Britney Spears opening the VMAs?, answer: favor
+question: What was considered to be the greatest Zelda game ever made?, answer: Twilight Princess | question: What did PALGN say the cutscenes were the best ever in?, answer: Zelda games | question: When was Twilight Princess released?, answer: release | question: Twilight Princess was considered to be the greatest video game ever made by critics of what game?, answer: Zelda | question: What was Twilight Princess considered to be?, answer: the greatest Zelda game | question: Who considered Twilight Princess to be the greatest Zelda game ever made?, answer: many critics
+question: What did Le Corbusier say you employ stone, wood, and concrete to build houses and palaces?, answer: mere construction | question: Le Corbusier wrote that you employ stone, wood, and concrete, and with these materials you build houses and palaces?, answer: construction | question: Who wrote about the difference between the ideals of architecture and mere construction?, answer: Le Corbusier | question: What material did Le Corbusier use to build houses and palaces?, answer: stone | question: What material did Le Corbusier use to build houses and palaces?, answer: wood | question: What material did Le Corbusier use to build houses and palaces?, answer: concrete | question: What did Le Corbusier say you build with stone, wood, and concrete?, answer: palaces | question: What did Le Corbusier say you build with stone, wood, and concrete?, answer: houses | question: Who was Le Corbusier?, answer: the renowned 20th-century architect | question: Le Corbusier said that if you employ stone, wood, and concrete, you build houses and palaces, what is it?, answer: architecture
+question: What language is The Giving of Love?, answer: traditional Chinese | question: What language was The Giving of Love simplified?, answer: Chinese | question: Who was the round-the-clock coverage anchor?, answer: Bai Yansong | question: Who hosted the special four-hour program called The Giving of Love?, answer: CCTV-1 | question: On what date did CCTV-1 host a special four-hour program called The Giving of Love?, answer: May | question: What was the name of the program that was hosted by CCTV-1?, answer: Love | question: What is the simplified Chinese word for The Giving of Love?, answer: 爱的奉献 | question: Where was the Artistes 512 Fund Raising Campaign held?, answer: Hong Kong | question: Who donated $1.57 million to the victims?, answer: Hong Kong actor Jackie Chan | question: What channel hosted a special four-hour program called The Giving of Love?, answer: CCTV
+question: What arrows represent a decrease in ranking?, answer: red arrows | question: What arrows represent an increase in ranking over the previous study?, answer: green arrows | question: Green arrows represent an increase in what over the previous study?, answer: ranking | question: Green arrows represent an increase in ranking over what?, answer: the previous study | question: What does the blue Dashes represent a nation that did not move in since the previous study?, answer: the rankings | question: Where do green arrows represent an increase in ranking over the previous study?, answer: the following table | question: What do red arrows represent?, answer: a decrease | question: What do the red arrows and green arrows have in common?, answer: spaces | question: What do green arrows represent in ranking over the previous study?, answer: an increase | question: What represents a nation that did not move in the rankings since the previous study?, answer: Blue dashes
+question: What is a well restored example of a "Palmerston's Folly"?, answer: Crownhill Fort | question: Crownhill Fort is a well restored example of what city's Folly?, answer: Palmerston | question: Where is Crownhill Fort located?, answer: the northern outskirts | question: What is Crownhill Fort?, answer: a well restored example | question: Crownhill Fort is located on the northern outskirts of what city?, answer: the city | question: Who is Crownhill Fort open to?, answer: the public | question: Who owns Crownhill Fort?, answer: the Landmark Trust | question: What is owned by the Landmark Trust?, answer: It
+question: What is the name of the series of eliminations in Hollywood?, answer: rounds | question: In the second round, contestants put themselves in what type of groups?, answer: small groups | question: In the first round, contestants emerged in what type of group?, answer: groups | question: Who performs individually or in groups in a series of rounds?, answer: contestants | question: Where were the first three rounds of eliminations?, answer: Hollywood | question: In season seven, contestants may skip a second solo round and move directly to what?, answer: the final Hollywood round | question: What was eliminated in season seven?, answer: the group round | question: In what season were there three rounds of eliminations in Hollywood?, answer: season | question: In what two and three seasons were contestants asked to write original lyrics or melodies in an additional round after the first round?, answer: seasons | question: In what round did the contestants emerge in groups but performed individually?, answer: the first round
+question: The cultivation of mindfulness is essential to mental concentration, which is needed to achieve?, answer: insight | question: The cultivation of mindfulness is essential to what?, answer: mental concentration | question: What does the meditator get from all suffering?, answer: release | question: What language is jhna?, answer: Sanskrit | question: What is the ultimate nature of?, answer: reality | question: What is another term for strong and powerful concentration?, answer: (jhāna, Sanskrit ध्यान dhyāna | question: What type of reality does a meditator gain insight into?, answer: the ultimate nature | question: What does a meditator achieve when he achieves jhna, Sanskrit  dhyna?, answer: a strong and powerful concentration | question: What does the meditator eventually get release from?, answer: all suffering | question: Who is ready to penetrate and gain insight into the ultimate nature of reality?, answer: the meditator
+question: What is one of the central problems in the anthropology of?, answer: art | question: Where do Western categories of art not exist or exist in a significantly different form?, answer: most non-Western contexts | question: What are Western categories of art conceived as?, answer: independent artistic activities | question: What contexts do Western categories of art not exist in?, answer: non-Western | question: What type of categories of painting, sculpture, or literature do not exist in most non-Western contexts?, answer: Western | question: What is the universality of 'art' as a cultural phenomenon?, answer: the central problems | question: What have anthropologists of art focused on to overcome the universality of 'art' as a cultural phenomenon?, answer: formal features | question: What is the universality of art?, answer: a cultural phenomenon | question: What did Geertz write in 1983?, answer: Cultural System | question: What is another term for literature?, answer: sculpture
+question: What competition did Lee Haney win in 1965?, answer: Mr. Europe | question: What was Lee Haney's first competition?, answer: first | question: How old was Lee Haney when he won Mr. Europe?, answer: age | question: What competition did Lee Haney win in 1965?, answer: Europe | question: What did Lee Haney win in 1991?, answer: his eighth consecutive Mr. Olympia title | question: How many contests did Lee Haney win?, answer: many bodybuilding contests | question: Lee Haney won his eighth consecutive Mr. what title in 1991?, answer: Olympia | question: Who won his eighth consecutive Mr. Olympia title in 1991?, answer: Lee Haney | question: How many Mr. Olympia wins did Lee Haney win?, answer: seven Mr. Olympia | question: What was the Junior Mr. Europe contest?, answer: the first competitions
+question: What was one of the first instances of the book being challenged?, answer: first | question: What did a parent protest the use of as a plot device?, answer: rape | question: Where did a parent protest the use of rape as a plot device?, answer: Hanover | question: What did the National Education Association place the book second on a list of?, answer: books | question: In what state was the book challenged in 1966?, answer: Virginia | question: What was one of the first instances of the book being challenged?, answer: the first incidents | question: Harper Lee sent $10 to The Richmond News Leader to be used to enroll who in any first grade of its choice?, answer: the Hanover County School Board | question: The National Education Association placed the book second on a list of books receiving the most complaints from private organizations after what book?, answer: Little Black Sambo | question: What grade did the Hanover County School Board want to enroll in?, answer: any first grade | question: What did a parent protest the use of rape as?, answer: a plot device
+question: Northern Rock's problems were an early indication of the problems that would befall what?, answer: other banks | question: What was one of the first victims of the Bank of England?, answer: Northern Rock | question: What nationality was Northern Rock?, answer: British | question: What was the name of the first victim of Northern Rock?, answer: first | question: What did the British government take over Northern Rock in 2008?, answer: public hands | question: Northern Rock's problems were an early indication of the problems that would befall other banks and what?, answer: financial institutions | question: Northern Rock requested security from the Bank of what country?, answer: England | question: What was Northern Rock?, answer: a medium-sized British bank | question: When did the bank run?, answer: September
+question: What university's football team was one of the main driving forces in the growth of the University?, answer: Notre Dame | question: Where was the last game that Knute Rockne coached?, answer: New York City | question: What was one of the main driving forces in the growth of Notre Dame's football team?, answer: University | question: What team did Knute Rockne coach?, answer: Irish | question: What was the Notre Dame football team one of?, answer: the main driving forces | question: What did Knute Rockne's offenses employ?, answer: the Notre Dame Box | question: What was one of the main driving forces in the growth of Notre Dame?, answer: its football team | question: What was the name of the Notre Dame football team?, answer: the Notre Dame | question: Knute Rockne has the highest winning percentage in what?, answer: NCAA Division I/FBS football history | question: What team did Knute Rockne coach against in 1930?, answer: the New York Giants
+question: What did Chris Medina's story receive?, answer: widespread coverage | question: Who was one of the more prominent contestants this year?, answer: Chris Medina | question: Who was cut in the Top 40 round?, answer: Medina | question: What did the 11 finalists go on instead of 10?, answer: tour | question: Naima Adedapo and what other contestant were eliminated the following week?, answer: Thia Megia | question: Who did Chris Medina care for?, answer: his brain-damaged fiancée | question: Which contestant was eliminated the following week?, answer: Naima Adedapo | question: Who was Chris Medina?, answer: the more prominent contestants | question: What illness does Casey Abrams suffer from?, answer: ulcerative colitis | question: What year was Chris Medina one of the most prominent contestants?, answer: this year
+question: Who was one of the most significant influences on the legal profession in To Kill a Mockingbird?, answer: Atticus Finch | question: Who is considered a folk hero in legal circles?, answer: Atticus | question: Where has Atticus Finch become a folk hero?, answer: legal circles | question: What did Atticus Finch model for the legal profession?, answer: integrity | question: Atticus Finch's model of integrity is one of the most significant impacts of To Kill a Mockingbird on what?, answer: the legal profession | question: Who was the federal judge who presided over the Timothy McVeigh trial?, answer: Richard Matsch | question: Richard Matsch was the federal judge who presided over which trial?, answer: Timothy McVeigh | question: What did the Michigan Law Review claim Atticus Finch did more for than the self-image?, answer: public perception
+question: Where do symbiotic bacteria live?, answer: hydrothermal vents | question: What is the relationship between siboglinid tube worms and symbiotic bacteria called?, answer: obligate mutualism | question: What type of bacteria oxidize hydrogen sulfide or methane?, answer: symbiotic bacteria | question: Siboglinid tube worms and symbiotic bacteria live at hydrothermal vents and what?, answer: cold seeps | question: What is one of the most spectacular examples of obligate mutualism?, answer: the siboglinid tube worms | question: Where have the siboglinid tube worms been found?, answer: deep-sea hydrothermal vents | question: Where were the siboglinid tube worms discovered?, answer: the hydrothermal vents | question: What is the siboglinid tube worm reliant on its internal symbionts for?, answer: nutrition | question: What type of obligate mutualism is between siboglinid tube worms and symbiotic bacteria?, answer: the most spectacular examples | question: What has no digestive tract and is wholly reliant on its internal symbionts for nutrition?, answer: The worm
+question: Where is the National Observatory of Ecuador located?, answer: Quito | question: Where is the Quito Astronomical Observatory located?, answer: South America | question: Where is the Quito Astronomical Observatory located?, answer: Ecuador | question: What is the National Observatory of Ecuador?, answer: The Quito Astronomical Observatory | question: What is one of the oldest observatories in South America?, answer: the Quito Astronomical Observatory | question: What is the name of the Quito Astronomical Observatory?, answer: the National Observatory | question: Who manages the Quito Astronomical Observatory?, answer: the National Polytechnic School | question: What is the name of the Quito Astronomical Observatory?, answer: the National Observatory of Ecuador | question: Where is the Quito Astronomical Observatory located?, answer: the Historic Center of Quito | question: Where is the Quito Astronomical Observatory located?, answer: the Historic Center
+question: What philosophical school has had a close relationship with process philosophy?, answer: American pragmatism | question: What is the name of the American philosophical school that has a close relationship with process philosophy?, answer: pragmatism | question: What has American pragmatism historically had a close relationship with?, answer: process philosophy | question: American pragmatism has a close relationship with what?, answer: philosophy | question: What type of philosophy has American pragmatism had a close relationship with?, answer: process | question: What nationality is pragmatism?, answer: American | question: What has American pragmatism historically had?, answer: a close relationship | question: Whitehead acknowledged his indebtedness to William James and John Dewey in the preface to Process and what?, answer: Reality | question: Who was one of the founders of pragmatism?, answer: Charles Sanders Peirce | question: What is American pragmatism?, answer: One philosophical school
+question: What county was Yingxiu in?, answer: Wenchuan County | question: Where was the old county seat of Beichuan?, answer: Beichuan County | question: What was the name of the town in Wenchuan County?, answer: Yingxiu | question: What type of cars were the tourists trapped in?, answer: cable cars | question: What was the population of Yingxiu?, answer: a total population | question: Who reported only 2,300 survivors from the town of Yingxiu?, answer: One rescue team | question: When did the earthquake occur?, answer: May | question: What county was abandoned and preserved as part of the Beichuan Earthquake Museum?, answer: Beichuan | question: What was the cause of the death of a 56-year-old in Dujiangyan?, answer: a rescue attempt | question: Where was the old county seat of Beichuan?, answer: Sichuan
+question: When was the first election held?, answer: September | question: What do the inhabitants of St. Barthélemy hold?, answer: EU passports | question: What status do the inhabitants of St. Barthélemy hold?, answer: EU status | question: What are the inhabitants of St. Barthélemy?, answer: French citizens | question: Who is responsible for the defence of the island?, answer: French | question: What country do the inhabitants of St. Barthélemy belong to?, answer: EU | question: What election was held in September 2014?, answer: the last election | question: Where does one senator represent the island?, answer: Senate | question: When was the first election for a senator held?, answer: 21 September | question: When was the last election in the French Senate?, answer: September 2014
+question: Biomorphism and zoomorphic are examples of what type of architecture?, answer: metaphoric architecture | question: What type of architecture uses nature as the primary source of inspiration and design?, answer: zoomorphic architecture | question: What does the school of metaphoric architecture include?, answer: such things | question: The school of metaphoric architecture is considered to be a later development of what?, answer: expressionist architecture | question: Biomorphism uses nature as the primary source of inspiration and what else?, answer: design | question: The school of metaphoric architecture is a reaction to the cold aesthetic of modernism and what?, answer: Brutalism | question: The school of metaphoric architecture is a reaction to the cold aesthetic of what?, answer: modernism | question: Biomorphism uses nature as the primary source of what and design?, answer: inspiration | question: What is the primary source of inspiration in biomorphism and zoomorphic architecture?, answer: nature | question: What is the name of the school of metaphoric architecture?, answer: biomorphism
+question: What is the name of the book that has never been out of print in hardcover or paperback?, answer: Mockingbird | question: To Kill a Mockingbird is the most widely read what?, answer: books | question: What type of book is To Kill a Mockingbird the most widely read?, answer: secondary books | question: In what grades is To Kill a Mockingbird the most widely read book?, answer: grades | question: How many languages has To Kill a Mockingbird been translated into?, answer: more than 40 languages | question: To Kill a Mockingbird was rated behind only what book in books that are "most often cited as making a difference"?, answer: Bible | question: How many languages has To Kill a Mockingbird been translated into?, answer: ten languages | question: In what country was To Kill a Mockingbird most widely read?, answer: U.S. | question: What grades of students in the U.S. read To Kill a Mockingbird?, answer: 9–12 | question: What is To Kill a Mockingbird considered to be?, answer: the Great American Novel
+question: What is only suitable for CAF members to wear on any occasion, barring "dirty work" or combat?, answer: service dress | question: What is the daily uniform worn by most members of the CAF?, answer: operational dress | question: What did the Air Force eliminate after the elimination of operational dress?, answer: base dress | question: What is service dress suitable for?, answer: ceremonial occasions | question: Who is only service dress suitable for to wear on any occasion?, answer: CAF members | question: What is operational dress now worn by most members of the CF?, answer: daily wear | question: Who wears operational dress?, answer: most members | question: What type of work can only service dress be worn on?, answer: combat | question: What is an example of a time when service dress is not prescribed by the CAF?, answer: public events | question: Approved parkas are authorized for what type of wear in cold climates?, answer: winter wear
+question: Which school does not include the Mahayana scriptures in its canon?, answer: Theravada | question: What scriptures does the Theravada school not include in its canon?, answer: Mahayana | question: Where did the Theravada school come from?, answer: Sri Lanka | question: What school is descended from a branch of Buddhism that diverged and established itself in Sri Lanka prior to the emergence of the Mahayana texts?, answer: the modern Theravada school | question: What exists as to whether the Theravada were historically included in the hinayana designation?, answer: debate | question: The modern Theravada school is descended from a branch of what?, answer: Buddhism | question: What does the Theravada school not include in its canon?, answer: the Mahayana scriptures | question: The Theravada school is descended from a branch of Buddhism that diverged and established itself in Sri Lanka prior to the emergence of what?, answer: the Mahayana texts | question: Which school does not include the Mahayana scriptures in its canon?, answer: the Theravada | question: What school does not include the Mahayana scriptures in its canon?, answer: Only the Theravada school
+question: Organized crime has long been associated with what city?, answer: New York City | question: What has long been associated with New York City?, answer: Organized crime | question: What was the name of the group that started organized crime in New York City in the 1820s?, answer: the Roach Guards | question: What was the name of the group that started organized crime in New York City in the 1820s?, answer: the Forty Thieves | question: What was dominated by the Five Families in the 20th century?, answer: Mafia | question: The Black Spades are an example of what type of crime?, answer: gangs | question: How many points did the Mafia rise in the 20th century?, answer: Five | question: What gang dominated New York City in the 20th century?, answer: the Black Spades | question: Where were the Forty Thieves and the Roach Guards located?, answer: the Five Points | question: When did the Mafia presence decline in New York City?, answer: the 21st century
+question: What connection was used to update songs or recharge the battery?, answer: FireWire | question: A FireWire connection to the host computer was used to update what?, answer: songs | question: The power adapter was included with what four generations?, answer: first | question: What was a FireWire connection used to connect to?, answer: the host computer | question: What was used to update songs or recharge the battery?, answer: a FireWire connection | question: What was included with the first four generations of the FireWire system?, answer: a power adapter | question: What could be charged with a power adapter?, answer: The battery | question: What did FireWire connect to the host computer to update songs?, answer: the battery | question: When was a power adapter included?, answer: the first four generations | question: How many generations was the power adapter in?, answer: four
+question: Intense conflict between groups that is unresolved, becomes intractable and violent can also lead to what?, answer: genocide | question: Intense conflict between groups that is unresolved, becomes intractable and violent can also lead to what?, answer: genocides | question: Who has focused on the structural conditions leading up to genocide?, answer: Other authors | question: Intense conflict between what can also lead to genocide?, answer: groups | question: Ervin Staub showed that economic deterioration and political confusion were starting points of increasing discrimination and violence in many instances of genocides and what?, answer: mass killing | question: What does past violence against the group that becomes the perpetrator lead to?, answer: psychological wounds | question: The conditions that lead to genocide provide guidance to what?, answer: early prevention | question: What leads to psychological wounds, authoritarian cultures and political systems, and passivity of internal and external witnesses?, answer: past violence | question: The conditions that lead to genocide provide guidance to early prevention, such as humanizing a devalued group, creating ideologies that embrace all groups, and activating what?, answer: bystander responses | question: Intense conflict between groups that is unresolved, becomes intractable and what can also lead to genocide?, answer: violence
+question: In Italy, what is the name of the head of government of subnational entities?, answer: President | question: What is the name of the president of the council of ministers in Italy?, answer: Presidente del Consiglio dei Ministri | question: What are president of the council of ministers?, answer: Other common forms | question: In Italy, what is the president of the council of?, answer: ministers | question: What is another name for the head of government of subnational entities?, answer: chief minister | question: What is the name of the president of the council of ministers in Italy?, answer: Presidente del Consiglio | question: What is another name for the head of government of subnational entities?, answer: Minister-President | question: What is another common form of the council of ministers?, answer: president | question: In Italy, what is the Presidente del Consiglio dei Ministri?, answer: example | question: What is another name for President of the council of ministers?, answer: the Executive Council
+question: What island does the aerial tramway transport commuters between?, answer: Manhattan Island | question: What is the name of the island between Manhattan Island and Manhattan Island?, answer: Roosevelt Island | question: What is one of the features of the city's transportation infrastructure?, answer: various competing startup transportation network companies | question: How many yellow taxicabs are there in Manhattan?, answer: Other features | question: Who does the aerial tramway transport between Roosevelt Island and Manhattan Island?, answer: commuters | question: How many yellow taxicabs are there in Manhattan?, answer: more than 12,000 yellow taxicabs | question: What transports commuters between Roosevelt Island and Manhattan Island?, answer: an aerial tramway | question: How many yellow taxicabs are there in Manhattan?, answer: more than 12,000 | question: What is the name of the aerial tramway that transports commuters between Roosevelt Island and Manhattan Island?, answer: that
+question: What type of institutions are important in Brooklyn?, answer: non-profit institutions | question: What include medical research and technology, non-profit institutions, and universities?, answer: Other important sectors | question: What is an important sector in Brooklyn?, answer: medical research | question: What is an important sector in Brooklyn?, answer: universities | question: Along with medical research, what is an important sector in Brooklyn?, answer: technology | question: Where is the garment industry showing a resurgence?, answer: Brooklyn | question: Manufacturing accounts for a significant but declining share of what?, answer: employment | question: What industry employs more than 19,000 residents?, answer: Food processing | question: What industry accounts for a significant but declining share of employment in Brooklyn?, answer: Manufacturing
+question: What is the name of the Plymouth Albion R.F.C.?, answer: Other sports clubs | question: What is the name of the rugby union club that was founded in 1875?, answer: Plymouth Albion Rugby Football Club | question: What is the name of the other sports club in Plymouth?, answer: Plymouth Albion R.F.C. | question: What is the name of the basketball club in Plymouth?, answer: Plymouth Raiders | question: What is the name of the hockey club in Plymouth?, answer: Plymouth Marjons Hockey Club | question: What was formed in 1843?, answer: Plymouth cricket club | question: What sport does the Plymouth Albion Rugby Football Club compete in?, answer: Professional English Rugby | question: What city was home to an American football club?, answer: Plymouth | question: Where do the Plymouth Raiders play?, answer: Plymouth Pavilions | question: What is the name of the speedway team in the British Premier League?, answer: Plymouth Devils
+question: The royal palm, sea grape trees and aloe vera are examples of what?, answer: Other trees | question: What is another name for aloe?, answer: aloe vera | question: Along with the golden trumpet and stapelia gigantea, what trees were originally from South America?, answer: others | question: What tree was brought from the Mediterranean?, answer: aloe | question: What are some trees of note in the form of shrubs on the beaches?, answer: the royal palm, sea grape trees | question: What tree was planted as barbed wire defences against invading British army in 1773?, answer: mamillaria nivosa | question: What type of tree is the royal palm?, answer: note | question: What type of trees are sea grape trees?, answer: shrubs | question: What was the yellow prickly pear planted for?, answer: barbed wire defences | question: Where were aloe and aloe vera brought from?, answer: Mediterranean
+question: What was not enough to satisfy investors' appetite for the end product?, answer: enough Americans | question: Who pointed out that there were not enough of these loans to cause a crisis of this magnitude?, answer: Others | question: What are derivatives called?, answer: credit default swaps | question: What did the trader say was not enough to satisfy investors' appetite for the end product?, answer: credit | question: What type of derivatives did investment banks and hedge funds use to make large wagers?, answer: synthetic CDOs | question: What is another name for credit default swaps?, answer: collateralized debt obligations | question: What did investment banks and hedge funds use financial innovation to enable large wagers to be made far beyond the value of?, answer: the underlying mortgage loans | question: Who did the trader say was not enough with bad credit to satisfy investors' appetite for the end product?, answer: Americans | question: What did Michael Lewis say there weren't enough Americans with?, answer: [bad loans | question: Who wrote an article in Portfolio Magazine?, answer: Michael Lewis
+question: What is the name of the annual outdoor event held in August?, answer: British Firework Championships | question: What type of events are held in Plymouth?, answer: Outdoor events | question: Roy Lowry of the University of Plymouth surpassed the world record for the most simultaneous fireworks over what?, answer: Plymouth Sound | question: What outdoor event is held in August?, answer: the annual British Firework Championships | question: When are the British Firework Championships held?, answer: August | question: How often are the British Firework Championships held?, answer: annual | question: What type of events are held in Plymouth?, answer: festivals | question: What does the British Firework Championships attract?, answer: people | question: Where was Roy Lowry from?, answer: Plymouth | question: What was the world record for the most amount of?, answer: simultaneous fireworks
+question: Chopin's works range beyond what type of music?, answer: solo piano music | question: Chopin's works range beyond solo piano music to what other type of music?, answer: chamber music | question: When were some of Chopin's compositions lost?, answer: early childhood | question: How many works of Chopin survive?, answer: Chopin survive | question: Chopin's works range from solo piano music to chamber music, chamber music, and what?, answer: songs | question: What are some of Chopin's works beyond solo piano music?, answer: either piano concertos | question: Over 230 works of whom have survived?, answer: Chopin | question: All of Chopin's known works involve what?, answer: the piano | question: What has been lost from Chopin's early childhood?, answer: some compositions | question: How many of Chopin's works involve the piano?, answer: All his known works
+question: What is the name of the private university in New York City?, answer: New York University | question: What city has the highest number of higher education institutions in the United States?, answer: New York City | question: What city is home to notable private universities?, answer: New York | question: What is the name of the private university in New York City?, answer: New York Institute | question: What is the name of the private university in New York City?, answer: Pace University | question: What is the name of the private university in New York City?, answer: Yeshiva University | question: What private university is located in New York City?, answer: Fordham University | question: What private university is located in New York City?, answer: Columbia University | question: What is the name of the private university in New York City?, answer: New York Institute of Technology
+question: What type of study texts were created in the Theravada tradition?, answer: single volumes | question: How many attempts have been made to synthesize a single Buddhist text?, answer: various attempts | question: Who could study Theravada texts?, answer: novice monks | question: What is the major principle of Buddhism?, answer: Buddhism | question: What type of text has been attempted to synthesize over the years?, answer: Buddhist | question: What has been attempted to synthesize over the years?, answer: a single Buddhist text | question: What can a single Buddhist text encompass?, answer: the major principles | question: What was the purpose of condensed study texts in the Theravada tradition?, answer: that combined popular or influential scriptures | question: How long have attempts been made to synthesize a single Buddhist text?, answer: the years
+question: Where did electric lighting become ubiquitous?, answer: developed countries | question: What became ubiquitous in developed countries?, answer: electric lighting | question: What made more activities possible at night?, answer: improved nighttime lighting | question: What reduced urban crime?, answer: more street lights | question: What did improved nighttime lighting make possible at night?, answer: more activities | question: Over what time did electric lighting become ubiquitous in developed countries?, answer: time | question: What did street lights reduce?, answer: urban crime | question: What time of the day made more activities possible at night?, answer: night | question: What disappeared as electric lighting became ubiquitous in developed countries?, answer: Segmented sleep patterns
+question: Who was the last great Anglo-American philosopher before Wittgenstein's disciples spread their misty confusion, sufficiency, and terror?, answer: Whitehead | question: What is the dominant strain of philosophy in English-speaking countries in the 20th century?, answer: analytic philosophy | question: What is the dominant strain of philosophy in English-speaking countries in the 20th century?, answer: philosophy | question: Who once dryly remarked of Whitehead that he stands provisionally as the last great Anglo-American philosopher before Wittgenstein's disciples spread their misty confusion, sufficiency, and terror?, answer: French post-structuralist philosopher Gilles Deleuze | question: What language does Whitehead speak?, answer: English | question: In English speaking countries, Whitehead's primary works are little-studied outside of Claremont and a select number of what?, answer: liberal graduate-level theology and philosophy programs | question: Whose dissertation did Whitehead supervise?, answer: Willard Van Orman Quine | question: Gilles Deleuze was a French post-structuralist philosopher who was considered to be the last great Anglo-American philosopher before Wittgenstein's disciples spread their misty confusion, sufficiency, and terror?, answer: admirers | question: Where is Whitehead's influence relatively small?, answer: English-speaking countries
+question: Who wrote that the vice royalty of the Sakya regime established a patron and priest relationship between Tibetans and Mongol converts to Tibetan Buddhism?, answer: P. Christiaan Klieger | question: Where is the California Academy of Sciences located?, answer: San Francisco | question: What religion did the Mongols convert to?, answer: Tibetan Buddhism | question: What role did the Tibetan lamas and Mongol khans hold?, answer: secular patron | question: Who were the Ming and Qing emperors?, answer: Mongol khans | question: What is Christiaan Klieger's profession?, answer: scholar | question: What school is Christiaan Klieger a scholar of?, answer: Sciences | question: What did the Republic of China assume as integral parts of the Chinese nation-state?, answer: subject states | question: Who installed the vice royalty of the Sakya regime?, answer: Mongol | question: Which regime installed by the Mongols established a patron and priest relationship between Tibetans and Mongol converts to Tibetan Buddhism?, answer: Sakya
+question: Where did the Olympic torch reach Islamabad for the first time?, answer: Pakistan | question: When did the Olympic torch reach Islamabad?, answer: April | question: What type of torch reached Islamabad for the first time ever?, answer: Olympic | question: Where did the relay take place in Pakistan?, answer: closed doors | question: Where did the Olympic torch reach for the first time?, answer: Islamabad | question: Who spoke at the opening ceremony of the relay?, answer: Prime Minister Yousaf Raza Gillani | question: What stadium did the relay take place in?, answer: Jinnah Stadium | question: Who was the Prime Minister of Pakistan at the opening ceremony of the Olympic torch relay?, answer: Yousaf Raza Gillani | question: How many times has the Olympic torch reached Islamabad?, answer: first | question: What reached Islamabad for the first time ever?, answer: The Olympic torch
+question: Pascal Lissouba became president during what period?, answer: multi-party democracy | question: Who was Congo's first elected president?, answer: Pascal Lissouba | question: What did Lissouba try to implement?, answer: economic reforms | question: Pascal Lissouba was the first elected president of what country?, answer: Congo | question: Who was Pascal Lissouba?, answer: first | question: Who supported Lissouba's economic reforms?, answer: IMF | question: What does ESAF stand for?, answer: enhanced structural adjustment facility | question: When did civil war break out in Congo?, answer: mid-1997 | question: What caused the IMF to announce a renewed agreement in 1997?, answer: civil war
+question: Who announced that the retirement age will be increased from 65 to 66?, answer: Passos Coelho | question: What did Passos Coelho cut?, answer: unemployment benefits | question: What English obligatory class did Coelho abolish?, answer: Basic Education | question: Who announced that the retirement age will be increased from 65 to 66?, answer: Coelho | question: What did Passos Coelho announce in the pensions, unemployment benefits, health, education and science expenses?, answer: cuts | question: Passos Coelho announced that what age would be increased from 65 to 66?, answer: the retirement age | question: What class did Coelho abolish?, answer: English | question: Whose pensions did Coelho keep untouched?, answer: diplomats | question: What classes did Coelho abolish in Basic Education?, answer: the English obligatory classes | question: What expenses did Coelho cut?, answer: health, education and science expenses
+question: Who did the Mongol troops not replace after the Mongol troops left Tibet?, answer: Ming troops | question: What country was not stationed in Tibet?, answer: Ming China | question: What court upheld close ties with Tibetan vassals?, answer: Ming | question: What did the Ming refrain from sending troops to?, answer: subdue Tibet | question: What country settled for its tributary status while there were no troops or governors of Ming China stationed in its territory?, answer: Tibet | question: Who wrote that Tibet settled for its tributary status while there were no troops or governors of Ming China stationed in its territory?, answer: Patricia Ebrey | question: Who did Tibet settle for tributary status?, answer: other neighboring states | question: What did the Ming not send to subdue Tibet?, answer: troops | question: What other country was similar to Tibet?, answer: Joseon Korea | question: Who was commissioned to quell the unrest in Tibet and western Sichuan?, answer: Marquis Mu Ying
+question: Who founded the Christian Kingdom of Asturias?, answer: Pelayos | question: Pelayos' plan was to use the Cantabrian mountains as a place of refuge and protection from what invading group?, answer: Moors | question: What mountains did Pelayos want to use as a springboard from which to regain their lands from the Moors?, answer: Cantabrian | question: What was the Reconquista Crist?, answer: Christian reconquest | question: What religion was the Kingdom of Asturias?, answer: Christian | question: What was Pelayos' plan to use the Cantabrian mountains for?, answer: protection | question: What was Pelayos' plan to use the Cantabrian mountains as?, answer: refuge | question: What was Pelayos' plan to use as a place of refuge and protection from the invading Moors?, answer: the Cantabrian mountains | question: What was Pelayos proclaimed after the Battle of Covadonga?, answer: king
+question: What are people usually well informed about their health status and their use of?, answer: health care services | question: What are people usually well informed about?, answer: health status | question: What do survey results based on self-reporting complement other data on health status and the use of?, answer: services | question: Who is usually well informed about their health status?, answer: People | question: What are people usually well informed about?, answer: their health status | question: What are people usually well informed about?, answer: their health | question: What does administrative and examination-based data show about levels of illness within?, answer: populations | question: What do administrative and examination-based data show about illness within populations?, answer: levels | question: What do survey results based on self-reporting at the household level complement?, answer: the household level complement other data | question: What are the effects of people's behaviour on their health?, answer: the positive and negative effects
+question: What is another name for Plymothians?, answer: Janners | question: Where are Plymothians from?, answer: Plymouth | question: What are people from Plymouth known as?, answer: Plymothians | question: Who are known as Plymothians?, answer: People | question: What type of circles do Plymothians belong to?, answer: naval circles | question: Where is Cousin Jan from?, answer: Devon | question: What is the Devon form of John?, answer: Cousin Jan | question: Where do Plymothians come from?, answer: the Plymouth area | question: What is the Devon form of Cousin Jan?, answer: John | question: What is the Devon form of John?, answer: Cousin
+question: What did Whitehead consider faulty?, answer: metaphysical assumptions | question: What term did Whitehead use to describe inanimate processes such as electron collisions?, answer: experience | question: What is primary in a process ontology?, answer: events | question: Who considered the Cartesian idea that reality is fundamentally constructed of bits of matter that exist totally independently of one another?, answer: Whitehead | question: What is an example of an inanimate process?, answer: electron collisions | question: What did Whitehead call his metaphysical system?, answer: philosophy | question: What is fundamentally constructed of bits of matter that exist totally independently of one another?, answer: reality | question: What idea did Whitehead believe reality is fundamentally constructed of bits of matter that exist totally independently of one another?, answer: Cartesian | question: What did Whitehead's metaphysical system become more widely known as?, answer: "process philosophy | question: What did Whitehead believe reality is fundamentally constructed of?, answer: bits
+question: What did the heavy rains and landslides in Wenchuan County and the nearby area badly affect?, answer: rescue efforts | question: Where did heavy rains and landslides occur?, answer: Wenchuan County | question: What caused landslides in Wenchuan County?, answer: Persistent heavy rain | question: What began on May 12, 2008?, answer: rescue operations | question: What county was the epicenter of the landslides?, answer: Wenchuan | question: What caused heavy rains and landslides in Wenchuan County?, answer: landslides | question: Where did the Special Operations Troops parachute into?, answer: Mao County | question: Where did the Special Operations Troops parachute into?, answer: inaccessible Mao County | question: Where did heavy rains and landslides affect rescue efforts?, answer: the nearby area | question: What were the helicopters used for reconnaissance of?, answer: quake-stricken areas
+question: What type of bacteria is phage therapy used for?, answer: antibiotic resistant bacteria | question: What do researchers infect with their own viruses?, answer: pathogenic bacteria | question: What is phage therapy used to treat?, answer: bacteria | question: What is another option that is being looked into for treating resistant strains of bacteria?, answer: Phage therapy | question: What will the cell make after their DNA is transcribed?, answer: new phages | question: What inserts their DNA into the bacterium?, answer: Phages | question: What is another name for bacteriophage?, answer: phages | question: What type of bacteria is being treated by phage therapy?, answer: resistant strains | question: What is the definite route to defeating antibiotic resistant bacteria?, answer: bacteriophage therapy | question: What do phages disrupt?, answer: pathogenic bacterium lytic cycles
+question: What is an example of a phase change material?, answer: paraffin wax | question: What can be used to store solar energy at high temperatures?, answer: molten salts | question: What is an effective storage medium?, answer: Salts | question: What did the Solar Two use molten salts for?, answer: energy storage | question: Salts can deliver heat at temperatures compatible with what?, answer: conventional power systems | question: At what temperature can solar energy be stored?, answer: high temperatures | question: Paraffin wax and Glauber's salt are examples of what type of change material?, answer: Phase | question: Who was the first to use a salt heating system?, answer: Glauber | question: Paraffin wax and Glauber's salt are examples of what?, answer: materials | question: Paraffin wax and Glauber's salt can deliver what?, answer: temperatures
+question: Who did Phillips beat?, answer: Sanchez | question: Who was the winner of the season five finale?, answer: Phillips | question: Who proposed marriage to Diana DeGarmo on stage?, answer: Ace Young | question: Who did Ace Young propose marriage to on stage?, answer: Diana DeGarmo | question: Who proposed marriage to Diana DeGarmo on stage?, answer: season five finalist Ace Young | question: Where did Ace Young propose to Diana DeGarmo?, answer: stage | question: What did Ace Young propose to Diana DeGarmo on stage?, answer: marriage | question: Who did Ace Young propose marriage to?, answer: season three runner-up Diana DeGarmo | question: What did Phillips become after he beat Sanchez?, answer: the winner | question: When did Ace Young propose marriage to Diana DeGarmo?, answer: the announcement
+question: Who released "Change Nothing"?, answer: Sanchez | question: What is the name of Phillips' coronation song?, answer: Home | question: Who released "Home" as his coronation song?, answer: Phillips | question: Phillips' Home has become the best selling of what?, answer: all coronation songs | question: Phillips released "Home" as what?, answer: his coronation song | question: What was the name of Sanchez's coronation song?, answer: Change Nothing | question: What has Phillips' Home become of all coronation songs?, answer: the best selling | question: What was the name of Sanchez's coronation song?, answer: Nothing
+question: Photometric studies are often used to simulate what for projects before they are built or renovated?, answer: lighting designs | question: What is often used to simulate lighting designs for projects before they are built or renovated?, answer: Photometric studies | question: Photometric studies are also referred to as "layouts" or "point by what?", answer: points | question: What does AGi32 or Dialux combine with two-dimensional digital CAD drawings?, answer: lighting calculation software | question: Photometric studies are often referenced against IESNA or CIBSE recommended what for the type of application?, answer: lighting practices | question: Who can use photometric studies to determine if a proposed lighting setup will deliver the amount of light intended?, answer: lighting designers | question: What may be emphasized for safety or practicality depending on the type of area?, answer: different design aspects | question: What may be emphasized for safety or practicality?, answer: certain areas | question: What can be emphasized for safety or practicality?, answer: uniform light levels | question: Photometric studies can determine the contrast ratio between light and dark what?, answer: area
+question: What place did Pia Toscano finish in the 2011 Idol season?, answer: ninth place | question: Who was one of the presumed favorite to advance far in the season?, answer: Pia Toscano | question: Where did Pia Toscano finish in Idol?, answer: ninth | question: When was Pia Toscano eliminated?, answer: April | question: Who criticized Pia Toscano?, answer: actor Tom Hanks | question: Who was an actor who criticized Pia Toscano?, answer: Tom Hanks | question: Who was Pia Toscano?, answer: the presumed favorites | question: In what season did Pia Toscano advance far?, answer: the season | question: What contestant criticized Pia Toscano?, answer: Idol | question: Who criticized Pia Toscano?, answer: some former Idol contestants
+question: What does Tamar join to form the boundary with Cornwall?, answer: Plymouth Sound | question: What is the name of the city on the south coast of Devon?, answer: Plymouth | question: Plymouth Sound joins Plymouth Sound to form the boundary with what country?, answer: Cornwall | question: Where is Exeter located?, answer: south-west | question: What country is Plymouth located in?, answer: England | question: Plymouth is on the south coast of what country?, answer: Devon | question: Plymouth is 190 miles west-south-west of what city?, answer: London | question: Plymouth is 37 miles south-west of what city?, answer: Exeter | question: What is the name of the river that joins Plymouth Sound to form the boundary with Cornwall?, answer: Plym | question: What is the English translation of Plymouth?, answer: i/ˈplɪməθ/
+question: Who is responsible for waste management in Plymouth?, answer: Plymouth City Council | question: Who is responsible for sewerage in Plymouth?, answer: South West Water | question: What is Plymouth City Council responsible for?, answer: waste management | question: What city's City Council is responsible for waste management?, answer: Plymouth | question: What is South West Water responsible for?, answer: sewerage | question: Who distributes Plymouth's electricity?, answer: Western Power Distribution | question: What is supplied from the National Grid?, answer: electricity | question: What is the name of the combined cycle gas-powered station on the outskirts of Plympton?, answer: the Langage Power Station | question: Plymouth City Council is responsible for waste management throughout what part of the city?, answer: the city
+question: Who is currently undertaking a project of urban redevelopment called the "Vision for Plymouth"?, answer: Plymouth Council | question: Who backed the Vision for Plymouth project?, answer: Plymouth City Council | question: What city is the "Vision for Plymouth" based in?, answer: Plymouth | question: Who backed the Vision for Plymouth project?, answer: both Plymouth City Council | question: What is the Vision for Plymouth?, answer: urban redevelopment | question: Who launched the Vision for Plymouth?, answer: David Mackay | question: What is the Plymouth Chamber of Commerce?, answer: PCC | question: What does PCC stand for?, answer: the Plymouth Chamber | question: What does PCC stand for?, answer: Commerce | question: What does PCC stand for?, answer: the Plymouth Chamber of Commerce
+question: What is the name of the girls' high school in Plymouth?, answer: Plymouth High School | question: What is the name of the high school for girls in Plymouth?, answer: Devonport High School | question: What is the name of the high school in Plymouth?, answer: Plymouth High School for Girls | question: What is the name of the high school in Plymouth?, answer: Devonport High School for Girls | question: What is the name of the independent school in Plymouth?, answer: Plymouth College | question: What city has 71 state primary phase schools?, answer: Plymouth | question: What gender is Devonport High School for?, answer: Girls | question: How many state primary schools are in Plymouth?, answer: 71 state primary phase schools | question: How many selective state grammar schools are in Plymouth?, answer: three selective state grammar schools | question: How many state secondary schools are in Plymouth?, answer: 13 state secondary schools
+question: What type of pedestrianisation is present in Plymouth's post-war shopping area?, answer: substantial pedestrianisation | question: What city was one of the first ten British cities to trial the new Business Improvement District initiative?, answer: Plymouth | question: What type of shopping area is in Plymouth?, answer: a post-war shopping area | question: What does pannier mean in French?, answer: basket market | question: Plymouth was one of the first ten British cities to trial what initiative?, answer: Business Improvement District | question: Where is the post-war shopping area located?, answer: the city centre | question: What was Plymouth one of the first ten British cities to trial?, answer: the new Business Improvement District initiative | question: In terms of retail floor space, where is Plymouth ranked nationally?, answer: 29th | question: What language does the word pannier come from?, answer: French | question: What type of building is the Pannier Market?, answer: a grade II listed building
+question: What type of cathedral is in Stonehouse?, answer: Roman Catholic | question: What are Brethren often called?, answer: Plymouth Brethren | question: Where is Plymouth's Roman Catholic cathedral?, answer: Stonehouse | question: What city has the largest parish church in Devon?, answer: Plymouth | question: How many Roman Catholic churches are in Plymouth?, answer: thirteen Roman Catholic churches | question: What is in Stonehouse?, answer: its Roman Catholic cathedral | question: In what year was St Andrew's first used as a gathering place?, answer: AD | question: What is St Andrew's?, answer: the largest parish church | question: Where is the city's oldest church located?, answer: Royal Parade | question: What was the Brethren assembly?, answer: conservative non-denominational Evangelical Christians
+question: What city has the first known reference to Jews in the South West from Sir Francis Drake's voyages?, answer: Plymouth | question: Who first mentioned Jews in the South West from 1577 to 1580?, answer: Francis Drake | question: What is the oldest Synagogue in the English speaking world?, answer: Ashkenazi Synagogue | question: What group did Sir Francis Drake mention in his voyages?, answer: Jews | question: What is the first known reference to Jews in the South West from Sir Francis Drake's voyages?, answer: first | question: What is the oldest Ashkenazi Synagogue in the English speaking world?, answer: The Plymouth Synagogue | question: What was the name of the Jew that Sir Francis Drake mentioned in his log?, answer: Moses | question: What is the first known reference to Jews in the South West from Sir Francis Drake's voyages?, answer: the first known reference | question: What type of building is the Plymouth Synagogue?, answer: a Listed Grade II* building
+question: What type of water sport is popular in Plymouth?, answer: sailing | question: What is one of the oldest regattas in the world?, answer: Plymouth Regatta | question: Where is the Port of Plymouth Regatta held?, answer: Plymouth | question: What is Plymouth an important centre for?, answer: watersports | question: What type of water sport is popular in Plymouth?, answer: especially scuba diving | question: What is Plymouth known for for watersports?, answer: an important centre | question: What is one of the oldest regattas in the world?, answer: The Port of Plymouth Regatta | question: What is the Port of Plymouth Regatta?, answer: the oldest regattas | question: How long did the America's Cup World Series last?, answer: nine days
+question: What is the name of the football club in Plymouth?, answer: Plymouth Argyle F.C. | question: What is the name of the non-league football club in Plymouth?, answer: Plymouth Parkway F.C. | question: What is the name of the Non-League football club located at Haye Road?, answer: Elburton Villa F.C. | question: What is the name of the Non-League football club located at Weston Mill?, answer: Vospers Oak Villa F.C. | question: What is the name of the Non-League football club located at Deans Cross?, answer: Plymstock United F.C. | question: What is the fourth tier of English football league known as?, answer: Football League | question: Where is the home ground of Plymouth Argyle F.C. located?, answer: Central Park | question: Where do Plymouth Parkway F.C. play?, answer: Bolitho Park | question: What type of league is Football League Two?, answer: English football league | question: What is the name of Plymouth Argyle F.C.'s home ground?, answer: Home Park
+question: What is the name of Plymouth University's marine institute?, answer: Marine Institute | question: What is the Marine Biological Association of the United Kingdom?, answer: MBA | question: Where is the Marine Biological Association of the United Kingdom located?, answer: Plymouth | question: What does the Marine Biological Association of the United Kingdom do?, answer: research | question: What is the name of the partnership between the MBA, the National Marine Aquarium, the Sir Alister Hardy Foundation for Ocean Sciences, Plymouth University's Marine Institute, and the Diving Diseases Research Centre?, answer: the Plymouth Marine Sciences Partnership | question: What does the MBA stand for?, answer: the Marine Biological Association | question: What is Plymouth known for?, answer: home | question: What is an offshoot of the MBA?, answer: The Plymouth Marine Laboratory | question: What does the Sir Alister Hardy Foundation fund?, answer: Ocean Sciences
+question: What city is often used as a base by visitors to Dartmoor, the Tamar Valley, and the beaches of south-east Cornwall?, answer: Plymouth | question: Who uses Plymouth as a base to travel to Dartmoor?, answer: visitors | question: Plymouth is often used as a base by visitors to what area?, answer: Dartmoor | question: Where are the beaches of Dartmoor, Tamar Valley and Kingsand, Cawsand and Whitsand Bay located?, answer: south-east Cornwall | question: Plymouth is often used as a base by visitors to Dartmoor, Dartmoor, and what other valley?, answer: the Tamar Valley | question: What is the name of the bay that is popular with visitors to Plymouth?, answer: Whitsand Bay | question: What part of south-east Cornwall is Plymouth often used as a base for?, answer: the beaches | question: What is Plymouth often used for by visitors to Dartmoor?, answer: a base | question: Along with Kingsand and Whitsand Bay, what is a popular place to visit in Cornwall?, answer: Cawsand | question: Along with Cawsand and Whitsand Bay, what is a popular place to visit?, answer: Kingsand
+question: What is the name of the NHS trust that serves Plymouth?, answer: Plymouth Hospitals NHS Trust | question: Where is the South Western Ambulance Service NHS Foundation Trust located?, answer: Plymouth | question: What is the name of the city's NHS hospital?, answer: Derriford Hospital | question: What type of hospital is Derriford Hospital?, answer: NHS | question: What is the name of the trust that operates in Plymouth and the rest of the south west?, answer: South Western Ambulance Service NHS Foundation Trust | question: Where is the headquarters of the South Western Ambulance Service NHS Foundation Trust?, answer: Exeter | question: Where is Derriford Hospital located?, answer: north | question: Where is Derriford Hospital located?, answer: the city centre | question: Where does the South Western Ambulance Service NHS Foundation Trust operate?, answer: the south west
+question: What station was merged with ITV Westcountry on February 16, 2009?, answer: ITV West | question: What is the regional television centre of Plymouth?, answer: BBC South West | question: What is the name of the local radio station in Plymouth?, answer: Heart South West | question: What is the name of ITV's regional station?, answer: West Country | question: What was the name of the station that was merged with ITV West?, answer: ITV Westcountry | question: What is the name of the regional television station that is based in Plymouth?, answer: the ITV West Country regional station | question: What is the name of the main local radio station in Plymouth?, answer: BBC Radio Devon | question: What is the name of the main local radio station in Plymouth?, answer: Radio Plymouth | question: What is the name of the main local radio station in Plymouth?, answer: Pirate FM | question: What is the regional television centre of BBC South West?, answer: Plymouth
+question: What is the name of the natural harbour in which the River Plym and the River Tamar flow?, answer: Plymouth Sound | question: What city lies between the River Plym and the River Tamar?, answer: Plymouth | question: What river flows into the harbour of Plymouth Sound?, answer: the River Plym | question: What is the Hamoaze located on?, answer: Devonport Dockyard | question: Which river forms the county boundary between Devon and Cornwall?, answer: The River Tamar | question: What river forms the county boundary between Devon and Cornwall?, answer: the River Tamar | question: The River Tamar forms the county boundary between Devon and what other county?, answer: Cornwall | question: The River Tamar forms the county boundary between Cornwall and what other county?, answer: Devon | question: What is the name of the estuary of the River Tamar?, answer: Hamoaze | question: Along with Plympton, what town has been included in the unitary authority of Plymouth since 1967?, answer: Plymstock
+question: What station opened in 1877?, answer: Plymouth railway station | question: Who manages Plymouth's railway station?, answer: Great Western Railway | question: What are smaller stations served by on the Tamar Valley Line and Cornish Main Line?, answer: local trains | question: What is the name of the railway station that opened in 1877?, answer: Plymouth | question: What does the CrossCountry network service?, answer: trains | question: What is the name of the local train line in Plymouth?, answer: Cornish Main Line | question: What has caused First Great Western Railway to come under fire?, answer: widespread rail service cuts | question: What type of stations are served by local trains on the Tamar Valley Line and Cornish Main Line?, answer: Smaller stations | question: What network does the Great Western Railway operate on?, answer: CrossCountry | question: What railway company has come under fire for its rail service cuts?, answer: First Great Western
+question: What was Plymouth granted by King George V in 1935?, answer: Lord Mayor | question: Who granted Plymouth the title of Lord Mayor?, answer: King George V | question: Who does the Lord Mayor choose?, answer: the Deputy Lord Mayor | question: What position alternates between the Conservative Party and the Labour Party each year?, answer: the Lord Mayor | question: What city was given the title of Lord Mayor by King George V in 1935?, answer: Plymouth | question: Who is the Deputy Lord Mayor of Plymouth?, answer: Conservative councillor Dr John Mahony | question: How does the position of Lord Mayor differ between the Conservative Party and the Labour Party?, answer: alternates | question: What party is the Lord Mayor of Plymouth a part of?, answer: the Conservative Party | question: Who is the Conservative councillor for 2015-16?, answer: John Mahony | question: What party is the Lord Mayor of Plymouth a part of?, answer: the Labour Party
+question: What was the name of the second English settlement in what is now the United States of America?, answer: Plymouth Colony | question: What is Sutton now called?, answer: Plymouth | question: What was the name of the first settlement in Plymouth?, answer: Mount Batten | question: What was the name of the first settlement at Mount Batten?, answer: first | question: Plymouth Colony was the second English settlement in what country?, answer: America | question: What was Plymouth Colony?, answer: the second English settlement | question: What emerged at Mount Batten in the Bronze Age?, answer: a first settlement | question: Plymouth Colony was the second settlement in what country?, answer: English | question: How many English settlements were in Plymouth Colony?, answer: second
+question: What city's gross value added is 25% of Devon's GVA?, answer: Plymouth | question: What country's unemployment rate is 0.8 points higher than Plymouth's?, answer: Great Britain | question: What was Plymouth's gross value added in 2013?, answer: GBP | question: Plymouth's unemployment rate was 2.0 points higher than what region's average?, answer: South West | question: What country's unemployment rate is 0.8 points higher than Plymouth's?, answer: Scotland | question: What country's gross value added was 25% of Plymouth's GVA in 2013?, answer: Devon | question: What was Plymouth's unemployment rate 2.0 points higher than?, answer: the South West average | question: What was Plymouth's gross value added per person in 2013?, answer: the national average | question: What other country has a higher unemployment rate than Plymouth?, answer: Wales
+question: Who included virtuosi such as Moritz Moszkowski?, answer: Polish composers | question: Who was Moritz Moszkowski's "one worthy successor" among his compatriots?, answer: Karol Szymanowski | question: Who said that Karol Szymanowski was Chopin's "one worthy successor"?, answer: J. Barrie Jones | question: Who was a virtuosi of the Polish generation?, answer: Moritz Moszkowski | question: Moritz Moszkowski was a virtuosi of what nationality?, answer: Polish | question: Moritz Moszkowski was a virtuosi of what generation?, answer: composers | question: Moritz Moszkowski was an example of what type of composer?, answer: virtuosi | question: Whose use of national modes and idioms is regarded by critics as having been influenced by?, answer: Chopin | question: How many preludes did Scriabin write?, answer: numerous études | question: Moritz Moszkowski was a virtuosi of what generation?, answer: the following generation
+question: Politechnika is a main kind of what in Poland?, answer: technical university name | question: Where is Politechnika located?, answer: Poland | question: What does Politechnika stand for?, answer: technology | question: What is the main kind of technical university name in Poland?, answer: Politechnika | question: What is Politechnika translated as?, answer: a "technical university | question: What does Politechnika mean in English?, answer: "university | question: What kind of technical university name is Politechnika?, answer: a main kind | question: What is the biggest university in Poland?, answer: Polytechnic | question: What are there in Poland?, answer: some biggest Polytechnic
+question: What field concerns the structure of political systems?, answer: Political anthropology | question: What did anthropologists study that lay outside the state-regulated sphere?, answer: political phenomena | question: Political anthropology concerns the structure of what?, answer: political systems | question: What did anthropologists continue to study?, answer: political organization | question: What was taken up at two main levels?, answer: political themes | question: What is another name for patron-client relations?, answer: tribal political organization | question: Political anthropology developed as a discipline concerned primarily with politics in what?, answer: stateless societies | question: What type of societies were political themes taken up at two main levels?, answer: complex societies | question: Political anthropology concerns the structure of political systems from the basis of the structure of what?, answer: societies | question: What relationship did anthropologists begin to study?, answer: formal and informal political institutions
+question: What is the application of the theories and methods of Historical Materialism to the traditional concerns of anthropology?, answer: Political economy | question: Political economy is the application of the theories and methods of Historical Materialism to the traditional concerns of what?, answer: anthropology | question: Political economy is the application of the theories and methods of what?, answer: Historical Materialism | question: What did Political Economy introduce questions of history and colonialism to?, answer: ahistorical anthropological theories | question: Political economy is the application of the theories and what of Historical Materialism to the traditional concerns of anthropology?, answer: methods | question: Political economy is the application of the theories and methods of Historical Materialism to traditional concerns of anthropology, including, but not limited to, what?, answer: , non-capitalist societies | question: Political Economy introduced questions of history and colonialism to ahistorical anthropological theories of social structure and what?, answer: culture | question: Political Economy introduced questions of history and colonialism to ahistorical anthropological theories of what?, answer: social structure | question: What is Political Economy in anthropology the application of the theories and methods of Historical Materialism to?, answer: the traditional concerns | question: What type of wars were the peasantry involved in?, answer: complex revolutionary wars
+question: What are polytechnic institutes?, answer: technological universities | question: What are technological universities?, answer: Polytechnic Institute | question: What are technological universities?, answer: Polytechnic Institutes | question: What is the name of the earliest Polytechnic Institute?, answer: Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute | question: What is another name for a Polytechnic Institute?, answer: Polytechnic University | question: Polytechnic Institutes are generally research-intensive universities with a focus on engineering, science, and what?, answer: technology | question: What is the focus of a Polytechnic Institute?, answer: Technology | question: When did Polytechnic Institutes first exist?, answer: the mid-19th century | question: What type of universities are Polytechnic Institutes?, answer: world-renowned Elite American universities | question: What type of universities are Polytechnic Institutes?, answer: research-intensive universities
+question: Polytechnic schools are distinct from what in Finland?, answer: academic universities | question: Polytechnic schools are distinct from academic universities in what country?, answer: Finland | question: What is a master's degree in Finland?, answer: Engineering | question: What are distinct from academic universities in Finland?, answer: Polytechnic schools | question: What is the focus of yrkeshögskola?, answer: studies | question: What is the Swedish alternative to ammattikorkeakoulu?, answer: yrkeshögskola | question: What is an example of a degree given to yrkeshögskola?, answer: instance insinööri | question: What is the use of the Bachelor of Engineering degree in Finland?, answer: international use | question: What language is yrkeshögskola?, answer: Swedish | question: What is comparable to an academic bachelor's degree awarded by a university?, answer: level
+question: What type of diploma is offered at Polytechnics in Malaysia?, answer: Advanced Diploma | question: What is the name of the institution in Malaysia that provides courses for bachelor's degree and Bachelor of Science?, answer: Polytechnics | question: In what year did Premier Polytechnics offer courses for bachelor's degree and Bachelor of Science?, answer: intake | question: Where is the Polytechnics located?, answer: Malaysia | question: What type of diploma is offered at Polytechnics in Malaysia?, answer: Diploma | question: What is the name of the Polytechnics in Malaysia?, answer: Premier Polytechnics | question: What is the abbreviation for a bachelor's degree in science?, answer: BSc | question: What does BSc stand for?, answer: Science | question: What degree is offered at Premier Polytechnics?, answer: Bachelor | question: When is the BSc offered at Premier Polytechnics?, answer: September 2013 intake
+question: Polytechnics in Singapore provides industry oriented education equivalent to a junior college or what in the UK?, answer: sixth form college | question: What type of education does Singapore Polytechnics provide?, answer: industry oriented education | question: What does a six-year program lead to in Singapore?, answer: university entrance | question: Singapore distinguishes between polytechnics and what?, answer: universities | question: What are polytechnic graduates granted when they apply to local and overseas universities?, answer: transfer credits | question: Who may be granted transfer credits when they apply to local and overseas universities?, answer: Polytechnic graduates | question: What type of education is offered in Singapore?, answer: Polytechnics | question: Singapore distinguishes between universities and what?, answer: polytechnics | question: In what type of school do most Singaporean students sit for their O-Level examinations?, answer: secondary school | question: What does Singapore not offer bachelors, masters, or PhD degrees?, answer: Singapore Polytechnics
+question: What fields do polytechnics offer diploma courses in?, answer: other vocational fields | question: Polytechnics offer three-year diploma courses in what?, answer: fields | question: What field of study is offered by polytechnics?, answer: information technology | question: What field of study is offered by polytechnics?, answer: engineering subjects | question: Polytechnics offer diploma courses in psychology and what other field?, answer: nursing | question: What type of school offers three-year diploma courses in fields such as information technology, engineering and nursing?, answer: Polytechnics | question: What field of study is offered by polytechnics?, answer: psychology | question: How long are the courses offered by polytechnics?, answer: three-year diploma courses | question: Where are there 5 polytechnics?, answer: Singapore | question: How many polytechnics are there in Singapore?, answer: 5 polytechnics
+question: What was granted to polytechnics under the Further and Higher Education Act 1992?, answer: university status | question: What was granted university status under the Further and Higher Education Act 1992?, answer: Polytechnics | question: What are Polytechnics sometimes referred to as?, answer: post-1992 universities | question: What act granted polytechnics university status?, answer: the Further and Higher Education Act | question: What is the name of the national organization that oversees polytechnics?, answer: CNAA | question: Polytechnics could confer degrees without the supervision of what organization?, answer: the national CNAA organization | question: What could Polytechnics confer without the supervision of the national CNAA organization?, answer: degrees | question: Polytechnics are sometimes referred to as what?, answer: post-1992 | question: What did Polytechnics have to do without the CNAA organization?, answer: the oversight | question: What are sometimes referred to as post-1992 universities?, answer: These institutions
+question: What were polytechnics?, answer: tertiary education teaching institutions | question: Polytechnics were tertiary education teaching institutions in England, Wales and what other country?, answer: Northern Ireland | question: What did the London Polytechnic create in the late 19th century?, answer: numerous Polytechnic institutes | question: What were established at the centre of major metropolitan cities?, answer: Most Polytechnic institutes | question: What were tertiary education teaching institutions in England, Wales and Northern Ireland?, answer: Polytechnic | question: Polytechnics were tertiary teaching institutions in England, Wales and Northern Ireland. Since 1970, they operated under the binary system of what?, answer: education | question: What were tertiary education teaching institutions in England, Wales and Northern Ireland?, answer: Polytechnics | question: Polytechnics excelled in engineering and applied science degree courses similar to technological universities in the USA and what other continent?, answer: continental Europe | question: What country was the first Polytechnic?, answer: England | question: Polytechnics excelled in engineering and applied science degree courses similar to what in the US and continental Europe?, answer: technological universities
+question: Who did Paul VI increase the number of by giving that rank to patriarchs of the Eastern Catholic Churches?, answer: cardinal bishops | question: What did Paul VI set a maximum age of eighty years for?, answer: cardinal electors | question: What did Pope Sixtus V limit the number of?, answer: cardinals | question: Who limited the number of cardinals to 70?, answer: Pope Sixtus V | question: Who elevated the three living cardinals?, answer: Pope Pius XI | question: Who set the number of cardinal electors at a maximum of 120?, answer: Pope Paul VI | question: Who was the first to exceed the number of cardinals?, answer: Pope John XXIII | question: How many cardinals did Pope Sixtus V have?, answer: six cardinal bishops | question: How many cardinal deacons did Pope Sixtus V limit the number of?, answer: 14 cardinal deacons | question: How many cardinal priests did Pope Sixtus V limit the number of?, answer: 50 cardinal priests
+question: What is the official language of Portugal?, answer: Portuguese | question: Where is Portugal located?, answer: Southwestern Europe | question: Portugal is the westernmost country of what?, answer: mainland Europe | question: What is another name for Portugal?, answer: República Portuguesa | question: Portugal is the westernmost country of what continent?, answer: Europe | question: What is the westernmost country of mainland Europe?, answer: Portugal | question: Portugal is bordered by Spain in what direction?, answer: east | question: What country borders Portugal to the north and east?, answer: Spain | question: What is Portugal's official name?, answer: the Portuguese Republic | question: Where is Portugal bordered by the Atlantic Ocean?, answer: south
+question: What has declined among 16 to 18-year-olds?, answer: Drug use | question: Portugal has the most liberal laws regarding possession of what in the Western world?, answer: illicit drugs | question: What has declined as a result of Portugal's drug consumption?, answer: overall drug use | question: Portugal has the most liberal laws concerning what of illicit drugs in the Western world?, answer: possession | question: What country has the most liberal laws concerning possession of illicit drugs in the Western world?, answer: Portugal | question: What type of drug is trafficking in Portugal punishable by jail time and fines?, answer: personal use | question: In 2001, Portugal decriminalized possession of drugs that are still illegal in what countries?, answer: other developed nations | question: Who said Portugal's drug consumption would greatly increase?, answer: other European nations | question: Portugal has the most liberal laws concerning possession of illicit drugs in what world?, answer: Western
+question: What has Portugal been reducing its use of since the turn of the 21st century?, answer: fossil fuel resources | question: What does Portugal have of wind and river power?, answer: considerable resources | question: In 2006, what type of energy accounted for 6% of Portugal's electrical production?, answer: wind energy | question: What country has considerable resources of wind and river power?, answer: Portugal | question: What are the two most cost-effective renewable sources in Portugal?, answer: wind and river power | question: Since the turn of the 21st century, there has been a trend towards the development of what?, answer: a renewable resource industry | question: What was 66% of Portugal's electrical production from by the end of 2006?, answer: coal and fuel power plants | question: What has been the trend towards the development of a renewable resource industry?, answer: reduction | question: What has Portugal been trying to reduce with fossil fuel resources since the turn of the 21st century?, answer: use | question: What is the name of Portugal's largest solar power plant?, answer: Moura
+question: Portugal has developed a specific culture while being influenced by what?, answer: various civilizations | question: Portugal played an active role in the Age of what?, answer: Discovery | question: What country is home to fifteen UNESCO World Heritage Sites?, answer: Portugal | question: Portugal's culture has been influenced by civilizations that have crossed what continent?, answer: Mediterranean | question: Portugal is 8th in what continent?, answer: European | question: What is the name of the foundation that established the Belém Cultural Centre in Lisbon?, answer: Serralves Foundation | question: Where was the Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation established?, answer: Lisbon | question: Portugal is home to fifteen what?, answer: UNESCO World Heritage Sites | question: What are some new public cultural facilities in Portugal?, answer: municipal libraries | question: Portugal has been influenced by civilizations that have crossed the Mediterranean and what other continent?, answer: the European continent
+question: What is the name of the summer music festival in Paredes de Coura?, answer: Festival de Paredes de Coura | question: What is the only Goa trance festival in Portugal to win international awards?, answer: Boom Festival | question: What is the name of the summer music festival in Zambujeira do Mar?, answer: Festival Sudoeste | question: What award did the Boom Festival win in 2010?, answer: European Festival Award | question: What is the name of the summer music festival in Portugal?, answer: Paredes de Coura | question: What type of music festivals does Portugal have?, answer: several summer music festivals | question: What country has several summer music festivals?, answer: Portugal | question: Where does one of the largest international Goa trance festivals take place every two years?, answer: central Portugal | question: What is the name of the summer music festival in Portugal?, answer: Mar, Festival de Paredes de Coura
+question: What do the Portuguese have that are focused on science-related exhibits and divulgation?, answer: several other notable organizations | question: Where is the National Museum of Natural History located?, answer: Lisbon | question: What is the name of the state agency that promotes a scientific and technological culture among the Portuguese population?, answer: Ciência Viva | question: What country has the largest aquarium in Europe?, answer: Portugal | question: Portugal has the largest aquarium in what continent?, answer: Europe | question: What nationality is Ciência Viva?, answer: Portuguese | question: What is Ciência Viva?, answer: Science | question: What does Ciência Viva focus on?, answer: divulgation | question: What is the name of the largest aquarium in Europe?, answer: the Lisbon Oceanarium | question: What are the Portuguese's other notable organizations focused on?, answer: science-related exhibits
+question: How is Portugal ranked among Europe's leading copper producers?, answer: a significant European minerals producer | question: Portugal is a notable producer of tin, tungsten, and what other mineral?, answer: uranium | question: What country is ranked among Europe's leading copper producers?, answer: Portugal | question: Portugal is ranked among which continent's leading copper producers?, answer: Europe | question: What is Portugal's production of tin, tungsten, and uranium?, answer: a notable producer | question: Portugal is ranked among what leading copper producers?, answer: European | question: What is Portugal a notable producer of?, answer: tin | question: Portugal lacks the potential to conduct what type of exploration?, answer: hydrocarbon exploration
+question: What is another name for the Semi-arid climate?, answer: Steppe climate | question: What type of climate does Portugal have along the northern half of the coastline?, answer: mixed oceanic climate | question: What region of Portugal has a Mediterranean climate?, answer: Central Portugal | question: Where does Portugal's average temperature vary from 8-12 °C to 16-19 °F?, answer: mainland Portugal | question: What country is defined as a Mediterranean climate?, answer: Portugal | question: What region of Portugal is separated from the Algarve?, answer: coastal Alentejo | question: In what region of Portugal is the Mediterranean climate?, answer: South | question: What is another name for the Steppe climate?, answer: also Semi-arid climate | question: What is the name of Portugal's Mediterranean climate?, answer: Csa | question: What type of climate is Portugal?, answer: Mediterranean
+question: Macau was handed over to what country in 1999?, answer: China | question: What country lost much of its wealth and status with the destruction of Lisbon?, answer: Portugal | question: What city was destroyed in the 1755 earthquake?, answer: Lisbon | question: What did Portugal lose with the destruction of Lisbon?, answer: status | question: During what war was Portugal occupied?, answer: Napoleonic | question: What was granted to all of Brazil's colonies after the Carnation Revolution?, answer: independence | question: What was Portugal's wealthiest colony in 1822?, answer: Brazil | question: Which Portuguese colony was handed over to China in 1999?, answer: Macau | question: What was Brazil?, answer: its wealthiest colony | question: During what war was Portugal occupied?, answer: the Napoleonic Wars
+question: Portugal has the 18th highest Social Progress in the world ahead of what other Western European countries?, answer: other Western European countries | question: What type of government does Portugal have?, answer: a unitary semi-presidential republican form | question: What country has the 18th highest Social Progress in the world?, answer: Portugal | question: Portugal has the 18th highest level of what in the world?, answer: Social Progress | question: Portugal is ahead of France, Spain, and Italy in Social Progress in what region?, answer: Western European | question: What type of government does Portugal have?, answer: republican | question: Portugal has a unitary semi-presidential republican form of what?, answer: government | question: Portugal is ahead of France, Spain and what other Western European country?, answer: Italy | question: What is Portugal's ranking in the world for Social Progress?, answer: the 18th highest Social Progress | question: What is Portugal's living standard?, answer: a high living standard
+question: What type of government does Portugal have at the national, regional, and local levels?, answer: local administrative governments | question: What type of municipalities are dominated by the Socialist Party and the Social Democratic Party?, answer: local municipalities | question: What does Portugal operate a multi-party system of?, answer: competitive legislatures | question: What party is the "The Greens"?, answer: Ecologist Party | question: What is the Unitary Democratic Coalition?, answer: Portuguese Communist Party | question: What country operates a multi-party system?, answer: Portugal | question: What type of system does Portugal operate?, answer: a multi-party system | question: Which political party dominates the Assembly of the Republic?, answer: the Social Democratic Party | question: What is the name of the political party in Portugal?, answer: the Unitary Democratic Coalition (Portuguese Communist Party | question: What is the name of the political party that dominates the Assembly of the Republic?, answer: the Socialist Party
+question: What did Portugal spearhead during the Age of Discovery?, answer: European exploration | question: Portugal spearheaded European exploration of the world and the Age of what?, answer: Discovery | question: Who spearheaded European exploration of the world and the Age of Discovery?, answer: Portugal | question: Portugal spearheaded what type of exploration of the world?, answer: European | question: What Atlantic archipelago did Portugal discover during the Age of Discovery?, answer: Cape Verde | question: Who was Prince Henry the Navigator son of?, answer: King João I | question: What did Portugal establish throughout most of southern Asia?, answer: trading routes | question: What did Portugal discover during the Age of Discovery?, answer: several Atlantic archipelagos | question: What did Portugal send to China and Japan during the Age of Discovery?, answer: diplomatic missions | question: What did Portugal send to China and Japan?, answer: the first direct European maritime trade
+question: What country was one of the last western European powers to give up its overseas territories?, answer: Portugal | question: What type of immigrants did Portugal have in 2007?, answer: legal immigrants | question: Portugal was one of what?, answer: the last western colonial European powers | question: Portugal's geographic position is at the south-western corner of what continent?, answer: Europe | question: What ancestry do most Brazilians have?, answer: Portuguese | question: Portugal's geographic position is in the south-western corner of Europe, looking out into what ocean?, answer: the Atlantic Ocean | question: Portugal's colonial history has long been a cornerstone of what?, answer: its national identity | question: Portugal has become a country of what?, answer: net immigration | question: Portugal turned Macau over to the People's Republic of what country at the end of 1999?, answer: China
+question: What is the name of Portugal's national energy transmission company?, answer: Redes Energéticas Nacionais | question: What type of transmission company is Redes Energéticas Nacionais?, answer: energy | question: What does REN use to predict weather?, answer: sophisticated modeling | question: What is Redes Energéticas Nacionais?, answer: Portugal’s national energy transmission company | question: What country's national energy transmission company is Redes Energéticas Nacionais?, answer: Portugal | question: What is now a two-way street?, answer: Portugal’s distribution system | question: What type of weather does REN predict?, answer: wind | question: Before the solar/wind revolution, Portugal had generated electricity from what?, answer: hydropower plants | question: What is used to calculate energy from renewable-energy plants?, answer: computer programs | question: How long had Portugal generated electricity from hydropower plants on its rivers?, answer: decades
+question: What has a long tradition?, answer: Portuguese cinema | question: Arthur Duarte, António Lopes Ribeiro, António Reis, Pedro Costa, Manoel de Oliveira, Joo César Monteiro, António-Pedro Vasconcelos, Fernando Lopes, Joo Botelho and Leonel Vieira are examples of what?, answer: Portuguese film directors | question: Who is a notable Portuguese film director?, answer: António Lopes Ribeiro | question: What country has a long tradition of cinema?, answer: Portuguese | question: What are Joaquim de Almeida, Daniela Ruah, Maria de Medeiros, Diogo Infante, Soraia Chaves, Ribeirinho, Lcia Moniz, and Diogo Morgado?, answer: Noted Portuguese film actors | question: Who is a notable Portuguese film director?, answer: António Reis | question: Who is a notable Portuguese film director?, answer: Manoel de Oliveira | question: When did Portuguese cinema begin?, answer: the late 19th century | question: Who is a notable Portuguese film actor?, answer: Joaquim de Almeida | question: Who is a notable Portuguese film actor?, answer: Maria de Medeiros
+question: What are cozido à portuguesa, feijoada, frango de churrasco, leito, and carne de porco à alentejana?, answer: Typical Portuguese meat recipes | question: What is diverse?, answer: Portuguese cuisine | question: What are there hundreds of in Portuguese cuisine?, answer: recipes | question: What country's cuisine is diverse?, answer: Portuguese | question: What is a typical Portuguese meat recipe?, answer: cozido à portuguesa | question: What is a typical Portuguese meat recipe?, answer: frango de churrasco | question: What does the arroz de cabidela consist of?, answer: chickens blood | question: What is caldeirada a potato-based stew made from?, answer: fish | question: What is the arroz de sarrabulho stewed in?, answer: pigs blood | question: What type of fish do the Portuguese consume?, answer: dry cod
+question: In what part of Portugal is Portuguese a Romance language?, answer: Northern Portugal | question: In what country is Portuguese the official language?, answer: Portugal | question: What is the official language of Portugal?, answer: Portuguese | question: What is Galicia a consultative observer of?, answer: Portuguese Language Countries | question: In the North of Portugal, there are still what between the Galician culture and the Portuguese culture?, answer: many similarities | question: What language did Portuguese originate from?, answer: Galician | question: In the North of Portugal, there are many similarities between the Galician culture and what other culture?, answer: the Portuguese culture | question: What language did Portuguese originate from?, answer: Galician-Portuguese | question: What is a consultative observer of the Community of Portuguese Language Countries?, answer: the Galician culture | question: What was Galician-Portuguese?, answer: the common language
+question: What continues to be the major influence for the former colonies and territories?, answer: Portuguese law | question: What law applies in the former colonies and territories and continues to be the major influence for those countries?, answer: Portuguese | question: Portugal's law applies in former colonies and what other territory?, answer: territories | question: What is the name of Portugal's public security police?, answer: Polícia de Segurança Pública | question: What is the name of Portugal's judiciary police?, answer: Polícia Judiciária | question: What does GNR stand for?, answer: National Republican Guard | question: What does Portuguese law continue to be for the former colonies and territories?, answer: the major influence | question: Where is Portuguese law applied?, answer: the former colonies | question: Where do the Public Security Police work?, answer: urban areas | question: Portugal's law continues to be the major influence for which countries?, answer: those countries
+question: What has existed since 1290?, answer: Portuguese universities | question: Where did the oldest Portuguese university move to?, answer: Coimbra | question: Who founded the oldest engineering school of the Americas?, answer: Portuguese | question: Where was the oldest Portuguese university established?, answer: Lisbon | question: What was established in Lisbon before moving to Coimbra?, answer: The oldest Portuguese university | question: Where is the oldest engineering school in the Americas?, answer: Rio de Janeiro | question: What is the name of the oldest engineering school in the Americas?, answer: Fortificação e Desenho | question: What is the name of the oldest engineering school in the Americas?, answer: Fortificação e Desenho of Rio de Janeiro | question: Where is the Escola Médico-Cirrgica located?, answer: Goa | question: What is the Escola Médico-Cirrgica of Goa?, answer: the oldest medical college
+question: What has enjoyed international recognition since the times of the Romans?, answer: Portuguese wines | question: What is one of the best Portuguese wines?, answer: Vinho Verde | question: What is one of the best Portuguese wines?, answer: Vinho Alvarinho | question: What is the name of the best Portuguese wine?, answer: Vinho | question: What is one of the best Portuguese wines?, answer: Vinho da Bairrada | question: Portuguese wines have enjoyed what since the times of the Romans?, answer: international recognition | question: What god did the Romans associate Portugal with?, answer: Bacchus | question: What have Portuguese wines won?, answer: several international prizes | question: Who is Portugal known by today?, answer: wine lovers | question: Vinho Verde, Vinho Alvarinho, Vinho do Douro, Vinho do Alentejo, Vinho da Bairrada, and Vinho da Bairrada are examples of what type of wine?, answer: Portuguese
+question: What could be clarified by the FDA?, answer: clinical trial regulations | question: What does the ADAPT Act allow the FDA to approve antibiotics and antifungals treating life-threatening infections based on?, answer: smaller clinical trials | question: Who can approve antibiotics and antifungals treating life-threatening infections based on smaller clinical trials?, answer: FDA | question: What could be improved by clarification of clinical trial regulations by the FDA?, answer: Possible improvements | question: What could be improved by the FDA's clinical trial regulations?, answer: clarification | question: What is 'Susceptibility Test Interpretive Criteria for Microbial Organisms'?, answer: The FDA antibiotics labeling process | question: What would ADAPT make more feasible?, answer: the clinical trials | question: Who will ADAPT provide accurate data to?, answer: healthcare professionals | question: What is the name of the FDA antibiotic labeling process?, answer: Susceptibility Test Interpretive Criteria | question: What can the FDA approve based on smaller clinical trials?, answer: antibiotics
+question: What was the first venture into of Chopin's life?, answer: fictional treatments | question: Whose life was a fanciful operatic version of?, answer: Chopin | question: What was Chopin's first fictional treatment?, answer: first | question: What was the first fictional treatment of Chopin's life?, answer: a fanciful operatic version | question: Where was Chopin produced?, answer: Milan | question: Who wrote Chopin's opera?, answer: Giacomo Orefice | question: What was the first fictional treatment of Chopin's life a fanciful operatic version of?, answer: its events | question: What was the first venture into fictional treatments of Chopin's life?, answer: Possibly the first venture | question: What is derived from Chopin's music?, answer: All the music
+question: What was Devonport Dockyard doing after the war?, answer: busy refitting aircraft carriers | question: What was built in the industrial sector after the war?, answer: new light industrial factories | question: What was the name of the dockyard that refited aircraft carriers after the war?, answer: Devonport Dockyard | question: What did new light industrial factories attract?, answer: rapid growth | question: What aircraft carrier was refitting after the war?, answer: the Ark Royal | question: What was the rapid growth of after the war?, answer: the urban population | question: Where were new light industrial factories built?, answer: the newly zoned industrial sector | question: The 42 Commando of what military group is located in Devonport?, answer: the Royal Marines | question: What was pulled down in the 1960s?, answer: barracks | question: What did the army leave in 1971?, answer: the city
+question: What was extended to Birmingham in 1949?, answer: Postwar broadcast coverage | question: What was the 405-line interlaced image transmitted on?, answer: VHF.[original research | question: What was the name of the broadcasting station that opened in 1949?, answer: Sutton Coldfield | question: What type of broadcast coverage was extended to Birmingham in 1949?, answer: Postwar | question: Where was postwar broadcast coverage extended to?, answer: Birmingham | question: What was transmitted on VHF by the mid-1950s?, answer: a 405-line interlaced image | question: What happened to the Sutton Coldfield transmitting station in 1949?, answer: the opening | question: When was most of the country covered?, answer: the mid-1950s | question: By the mid-1950s most of what was covered?, answer: the country | question: In what year was postwar broadcast coverage extended to Birmingham?, answer: 1949
+question: Praj is based on a realization of what?, answer: dependent origination | question: Praj means wisdom that is based on a realization of dependent origination, The Four Noble Truths and the three marks of what?, answer: existence | question: What is the wisdom that is able to extinguish afflictions and bring about bodhi?, answer: Prajñā | question: What does Praj mean?, answer: wisdom | question: What is another name for Praj?, answer: Pāli | question: Praj is the wisdom that is able to extinguish afflictions and bring about what?, answer: bodhi | question: What is another name for Praj?, answer: paññā | question: What language is Praj?, answer: Sanskrit | question: Praj is able to extinguish what?, answer: afflictions | question: Praj is the sixth of the six pramits of what?, answer: Mahayana
+question: What is the earliest phase of Buddhism?, answer: Pre-sectarian Buddhism | question: Who concludes that Gautama Buddha taught something similar to the Three marks of existence, the Five Aggregates, dependent origination, karma and rebirth, the Four Noble Truths, the Noble Eightfold Path, and nirvana?, answer: most scholars | question: What is the earliest phase of Buddhism?, answer: Buddhism | question: What have some scholars proposed?, answer: many other theories | question: Who is believed to have taught something similar to the Three marks of existence, the Five Aggregates, dependent origination, karma and rebirth, the Four Noble Truths, the Noble Eightfold Path, and nirvana?, answer: Gautama Buddha | question: Where do some basic teachings appear in the early texts of Buddhism?, answer: many places | question: What is one of the basic teachings of Gautama Buddha?, answer: dependent origination | question: What is Pre-sectarian Buddhism?, answer: the earliest phase | question: What is another name for the Four Noble Truths?, answer: nirvana | question: What did Gautama Buddha teach?, answer: existence
+question: What is predatory lending?, answer: enticing borrowers | question: Predatory lending refers to the practice of who?, answer: unscrupulous lenders | question: What is the term for the practice of unscrupulous lenders enticing borrowers to enter into "unsafe" or "unsound" secured loans for inappropriate purposes?, answer: Predatory lending | question: Predatory lending enticing borrowers to enter into "unsafe" or "unsound" secured loans for what purpose?, answer: inappropriate purposes | question: What were written into extensively detailed contracts?, answer: Such loans | question: What did Countrywide Financial advertise for home refinancing?, answer: low interest rates | question: What type of rate did Countrywide Financial advertise for home refinancing?, answer: interest | question: What was the day of the refinancing?, answer: closing | question: What did Countrywide Financial advertise low interest rates for?, answer: home refinancing | question: What was swapped for on the day of closing?, answer: more expensive loan products
+question: What have employed a theme of two separate, yet connected, worlds?, answer: Prior Zelda games | question: What games have employed a theme of two separate, yet connected, worlds?, answer: Prior Zelda | question: What is the name of the Zelda game that travels between a Light World and a Dark World?, answer: A Link | question: What character did Aonuma believe would become a wolf in A Link to the Past?, answer: Link | question: What type of game was Zelda?, answer: game | question: What game did Miyamoto think the Revolution's pointing device was well suited for aiming arrows?, answer: Zelda | question: Who created the script for the story scenes in A Link to the Past?, answer: Aya Kyogoku | question: Who handled the in-game script for A Link to the Past?, answer: Takayuki Ikkaku | question: What was the name of the Zelda game in which Link travels between two different time periods?, answer: Oracle | question: Who wrote the script for the story scenes in A Link to the Past?, answer: Kyogoku
+question: Prior to the Confederation, residents of the colonies in what is now Canada served as regular members of French and British forces and in what?, answer: local militia groups | question: Prior to the Confederation, residents of the colonies in what is now Canada served as what kind of members of French and British forces?, answer: regular members | question: What was the name of the Rebellion in 1812?, answer: Red River Rebellion | question: What were formed to assist in the defence of British North America against invasion by the United States?, answer: militia units | question: In the early 19th century, militia units were formed to defend what country against invasion by the United States?, answer: British North America | question: In what country were militia units formed to defend?, answer: North America | question: What event occurred in 1867?, answer: Confederation | question: In what country did the colonies of the colonies serve as regular members of French and British forces prior to the Confederation?, answer: Canada | question: Prior to the Confederation of Canada, who were the residents of the colonies regular members of?, answer: French | question: In the early 19th century, militia units were formed to assist in the defence of what North America against invasion by the United States?, answer: British
+question: What type of reviews did Spectre receive prior to its UK release?, answer: positive reviews | question: What was the name of the film prior to its UK release?, answer: Spectre | question: In what country was Spectre released?, answer: UK | question: What did Robbie Collin call Spectre?, answer: pure cinematic necromancy | question: What did Mark Kermode think Spectre was able to tap into?, answer: audience expectations | question: Who said Spectre was "solid if unspectacular"?, answer: Chris Tilly | question: Who wrote a five star review of Spectre?, answer: Robbie Collin | question: Who gave Spectre a 7.2 score?, answer: IGN | question: When did Spectre release?, answer: its UK release | question: What did Chris Tilly think Spectre fell short of?, answer: greatness
+question: Who became highly leveraged prior to the crisis?, answer: financial institutions | question: What did off-balance sheet securitization and derivatives make it difficult for creditors and regulators to monitor?, answer: financial institution risk levels | question: What made it virtually impossible to reorganize financial institutions in bankruptcy?, answer: complex financial instruments | question: Prior to the crisis, financial institutions became highly leveraged, increasing their appetite for what?, answer: risky investments | question: Prior to the crisis, financial institutions became highly leveraged, increasing their appetite for risky investments and reducing their resilience in case of what?, answer: losses | question: What type of loss did financial institutions reduce their resilience in prior to the crisis?, answer: case | question: In what type of crisis was it virtually impossible to reorganize financial institutions?, answer: bankruptcy | question: What type of sheet securitization made it difficult for creditors and regulators to monitor and try to reduce financial institution risk levels?, answer: balance | question: What financial instrument made it virtually impossible to reorganize financial institutions in bankruptcy?, answer: derivatives | question: Before what event did financial institutions become highly leveraged?, answer: the crisis
+question: What event did the Vietnamese protesters protest?, answer: Beijing Olympic | question: What country's maritime claims in the South China Sea were cited in a letter to the president of the International Olympic Committee?, answer: China | question: How many protesters were arrested in Hanoi prior to the protest?, answer: seven anti-China protestors | question: Where were the protestors arrested?, answer: Hanoi | question: What was Nguyn Văn Hi arrested for?, answer: tax evasion | question: What did the Vietnamese protesters protest?, answer: Olympics | question: What did the protestors shout through a loudhailer?, answer: Boycott the Beijing Olympics | question: In what sea did China claim the disputed islands?, answer: South China Sea | question: What was the real name of iu Cày?, answer: Nguyễn Văn Hải | question: Where did Lê Minh Phiu find the disputed islands?, answer: the official Beijing Olympic website
+question: What type of theology stresses God's relational nature?, answer: Process theology | question: What has been formulated in a wide variety of ways?, answer: process theology | question: What is the being who is most affected by the world?, answer: God | question: Who view God as "the fellow sufferer who understands"?, answer: process theologians | question: What do process theologians view God as being supremely affected by?, answer: temporal events | question: How has process theology been formulated?, answer: ways | question: What is process naturalism?, answer: i.e. a process theology | question: What does C. Robert Mesle advocate?, answer: a "process naturalism | question: What do process theologians view God as?, answer: the fellow sufferer
+question: Who often object to the use of anthropology for the benefit of the state?, answer: Professional anthropological bodies | question: What do the codes of ethics of professional anthropologists proscribe anthropologists from giving?, answer: secret briefings | question: What do professional anthropological bodies often object to the use of for the benefit of the state?, answer: anthropology | question: The AAA's Statement of Professional Responsibility states that no secret research, no secret reports or debriefings of any kind should be agreed to or given by whom?, answer: host governments | question: What do professional anthropological bodies often object to the use of anthropology for the benefit of?, answer: the state | question: What has the Association of Social Anthropologists of the UK and Commonwealth called ethically dangerous?, answer: certain scholarship | question: What should be agreed to or given by the AAA in relation to their own government?, answer: no secret reports | question: What should not be agreed to or given by the AAA?, answer: debriefings | question: What does the AAA state in relation to their own government and host governments?, answer: no secret research | question: What do professional anthropological bodies often object to the use of anthropology for?, answer: the benefit
+question: What has been created specifically to cater for some viewers in their respective nations?, answer: Programmes | question: What have some viewers in their respective nations found irrelevant?, answer: programmes | question: What type of programming does BBC Scotland produce for its Gaelic-speaking viewers?, answer: daily programmes | question: What is Pobol y Cwm?, answer: other programmes | question: Who produced Give My Head Peace?, answer: BBC Northern Ireland | question: Who produced the soap opera River City?, answer: BBC Scotland | question: Who produces a large amount of Welsh language programming for S4C?, answer: BBC Wales | question: What type of viewers may have found programmes created for the BBC Northern Ireland and River City to be irrelevant?, answer: English audiences
+question: Where did Rogge say athletes displaying Tibetan flags could be expelled from the games?, answer: Olympic venues | question: What did Rogge decide to scrap in future editions of the Olympics?, answer: global relays | question: Where did the torch relays take place?, answer: Western Europe | question: In what country did the torch relays take place?, answer: North America | question: What event influenced the IOC's decision to scrap global relays in future editions of the games?, answer: Olympic | question: Who was the president of the International Olympic Committee?, answer: Jacques Rogge | question: What did Rogge say athletes displaying at Olympic venues could be expelled from the games?, answer: Tibetan flags | question: What caused Jacques Rogge to call the situation a "crisis" for the IOC?, answer: the chaotic torch relays | question: What organization was Jacques Rogge president of?, answer: the International Olympic Committee | question: What flag did Rogge say athletes displaying at Olympic venues could be expelled from the games?, answer: Tibetan
+question: What language dates to some time after the Proto-Indo-Iranian break-up?, answer: Iranian | question: Where did the Iranian tribes settle?, answer: Central Asia | question: What began to break off and evolve separately as the various Iranian tribes migrated?, answer: the Old Iranian languages | question: Who migrated and settled in vast areas of southeastern Europe, the Iranian plateau, and Central Asia?, answer: the various Iranian tribes | question: Where did the various Iranian tribes settle?, answer: vast areas | question: Where did the Iranian tribes settle?, answer: southeastern Europe | question: When was the Proto-Indo-Iranian break-up?, answer: the early second millennium BCE | question: Along with Central Asia, Central Asia, and southeastern Europe, where did the Iranian tribes settle?, answer: the Iranian plateau | question: Proto-Iranian dates to some time after what break-up?, answer: Proto-Indo-Iranian | question: Proto-Iranian dates to some time after what?, answer: Proto-Indo-Iranian break-up
+question: What will the United States patent office and the European Patent Office accept as evidence of when a given Web page was accessible to the public?, answer: date stamps | question: Who will accept date stamps from the Internet Archive as evidence of when a given Web page was accessible to the public?, answer: the United States patent office | question: Who will accept date stamps from the Internet Archive as evidence of when a given Web page was accessible to the public?, answer: the European Patent Office | question: What are the dates used to determine if a Web page is available as?, answer: prior art | question: What are date stamps from the Internet Archive used for?, answer: evidence | question: What does the archivist have to provide in order to be able to use date stamps?, answer: an authoritative statement | question: What can date stamps from the Internet Archive be used as evidence of?, answer: a given Web page | question: What country will accept date stamps from the Internet Archive as evidence of when a given Web page was accessible to the public?, answer: the United States | question: What is an example of an application that uses date stamps to determine if a Web page is available as prior art?, answer: a patent application | question: What is an example of a requirement that the U.S. patent office and the European Patent Office will accept date stamps from the Internet Archive as evidence of when a given Web page was accessible to the public?, answer: some additional requirements
+question: What does Psychological anthropology study?, answer: similar psychological processes | question: What does psychological anthropology focus on?, answer: shape processes | question: What is an interdisciplinary subfield of anthropology that studies the interaction of cultural and mental processes?, answer: Psychological anthropology | question: Psychological anthropology studies the interaction of human cognition, emotion, perception, motivation, and what?, answer: mental health | question: Psychological anthropology studies the interaction of what?, answer: cultural and mental processes | question: What is an interdisciplinary subfield of anthropology that studies the interaction of cultural and mental processes?, answer: anthropology | question: Psychological anthropology studies how the understanding of cognition, emotion, motivation, and similar psychological processes inform or constrain our models of what?, answer: cultural and social processes | question: Psychological anthropology studies the ways in which human development and enculturation shape processes of what?, answer: human cognition | question: What type of motivation is studied in the subfield of anthropology?, answer: emotion | question: Psychological anthropology studies the understanding of what?, answer: cognition
+question: What is the name of the tertiary education institution in Tajikistan?, answer: Tajikistan State University | question: What is the name of the tertiary education institution in Tajikistan?, answer: Khujand State University | question: What is the name of the tertiary education institution in Tajikistan?, answer: Khorugh State University | question: What is the name of the tertiary education institution in Tajikistan?, answer: Tajik State National University | question: What type of education is in Tajikistan?, answer: Public education | question: What type of education is Khujand State University?, answer: tertiary education institutions | question: What is the name of the tertiary education institution in Tajikistan?, answer: Agricultural University | question: In what country does public education consist of 11 years of primary and secondary education?, answer: Tajikistan | question: What other tertiary education institutions are in Tajikistan?, answer: several other institutions | question: What is the name of the tertiary education institution in Tajikistan?, answer: Agricultural University of Tajikistan
+question: What was 8.9% of the GDP in 2004?, answer: Public expenditure health | question: What was at 1.3% of the GDP in 2004?, answer: private expenditure | question: What was $30 per capita in 2004?, answer: Health expenditure | question: What was the percentage of private expenditure in Congo-Brazzaville in 2004?, answer: 1.3% | question: What was the HIV/AIDS prevalence among 15- to 49-year-olds in 2012?, answer: 2.8% | question: What percentage of the GDP was public expenditure health in 2004?, answer: 8.9% | question: As of 2012, HIV/AIDS prevalence was 2.8% among what age group?, answer: 15- | question: What was public expenditure health at in 2004?, answer: the GDP | question: As of 2012, HIV/AIDS prevalence was 2.8% among 15- to what age?, answer: 49-year-olds | question: How long was the early 2000s in Congo-Brazzaville?, answer: decade
+question: What part of the GDP was less in 2002-05 than in 1991?, answer: Public expenditure | question: What was the net primary enrollment rate in 2005?, answer: 44% | question: What is theoretically free and mandatory for under-16-year-olds?, answer: Public education | question: What was the net primary enrollment rate in 1991?, answer: the 79% | question: What type of school does a child need to complete to obtain a baccalaureate?, answer: primary school | question: What type of school does a student have to complete in order to obtain a baccalaureate?, answer: secondary school | question: What does public education have in practice?, answer: expenses | question: What type of schools do enterprising individuals often set up?, answer: private schools | question: In what way is public education not mandatory for under-16-year-olds?, answer: practice | question: What does the country have?, answer: universities
+question: What city is the only one in which a majority of households do not have a car?, answer: New York City | question: According to the US Census Bureau, who spends an average of 38.4 minutes a day getting to work?, answer: New York City residents | question: What city is the only one in which a majority of households do not have a car?, answer: New York | question: What is the only US city in which a majority of households do not have a car?, answer: New Yorkers | question: What is essential in New York City?, answer: Public transport | question: According to the US Census Bureau, New York City has the longest commute time in the nation among what cities?, answer: large cities | question: What do 54.6% of New Yorkers use to commute to work?, answer: mass transit | question: New York City is the only US city in which a majority of what do not have a car?, answer: households | question: New Yorkers spend less of their household income on transportation than who?, answer: other urban Americans | question: New Yorkers spend less of their household income on what than the national average?, answer: transportation
+question: Pumped-storage hydroelectricity stores what in the form of water pumped when energy is available from a lower elevation reservoir to a higher elevation?, answer: energy | question: What type of hydroelectricity stores energy in the form of water pumped when energy is available from a lower elevation reservoir to a higher elevation?, answer: Pumped-storage hydroelectricity stores energy | question: Pumped-storage hydroelectricity stores energy in the form of what?, answer: water | question: What does the pump become when the energy is recovered?, answer: a hydroelectric power generator | question: Pumped-storage hydroelectricity stores energy in the form of water pumped when energy is available from where?, answer: a lower elevation reservoir | question: Pumped-storage hydroelectricity stores energy in the form of water pumped when energy is available from a lower elevation reservoir to what?, answer: a higher elevation | question: What becomes a hydroelectric power generator?, answer: the pump | question: What is recovered when demand is high?, answer: The energy | question: What is released when demand is high?, answer: the water | question: What is high when the energy is recovered?, answer: demand
+question: What are genetically distinguishable from purebred dogs of other breeds?, answer: Purebred dogs | question: What are purebred dogs of one breed genetically distinguishable from?, answer: purebred dogs | question: What are genetically distinguishable from purebred dogs of other breeds?, answer: dogs | question: Purebred dogs of one breed are genetically distinguishable from purebred dogs of what?, answer: other breeds | question: Who classifies dogs?, answer: kennel clubs | question: What has revealed only four major types of dogs that can be said to be statistically distinct?, answer: the dog genome | question: What is an example of a "old world dog"?, answer: Shar Pei | question: What is an example of a "Mastiff"-type dog?, answer: English Mastiff | question: What is an example of a "herding"-type dog?, answer: Border Collie | question: Malamute and Shar Pei are examples of what type of dogs?, answer: the "old world dogs
+question: Where is the Northern Pacific trackage located?, answer: western Montana | question: What does Montana RailLink operate in western Montana?, answer: former Northern Pacific trackage | question: What is the name of the privately held Class II railroad that operates former Northern Pacific trackage in western Montana?, answer: Montana RailLink | question: What is the name of the third transcontinental route in Montana?, answer: Northern Pacific | question: In what state have railroads been an important method of transportation since the 1880s?, answer: Montana | question: What is the name of the main transcontinental route in Montana?, answer: Great Northern | question: What has been an important method of transportation in Montana since the 1880s?, answer: Railroads | question: What is the BNSF Railway's main transcontinental route incorporating?, answer: the former Great Northern main line | question: Railroads have been an important method of what in Montana since the 1880s?, answer: transportation | question: What is the BNSF Railway?, answer: its main transcontinental route
+question: What are more vigorous in autumn and winter?, answer: Atlantic depressions | question: What is associated with Atlantic depressions or convection?, answer: Rainfall | question: What type of depressions are more vigorous in autumn and winter?, answer: Atlantic | question: What is the average annual rainfall?, answer: Average annual rainfall | question: What is another name for Atlantic depressions?, answer: convection | question: In what season are Atlantic depressions more vigorous?, answer: winter | question: In what season are Atlantic depressions more vigorous?, answer: autumn | question: What is more vigorous in autumn and winter?, answer: The Atlantic depressions | question: What is most of the rain that falls in the south-west from?, answer: this source | question: What are the wind speeds in November to March?, answer: the highest mean wind speeds
+question: What school did West attend before becoming a producer for Roc-A-Fella Records?, answer: art school | question: Along with Jay-Z, what artist did West produce hit singles for?, answer: Alicia Keys | question: Who was the producer for Roc-A-Fella Records in the early 2000s?, answer: West | question: Where was West raised?, answer: Chicago | question: Where did West explore a variety of musical styles?, answer: subsequent albums | question: What did Roc-A-Fella Records produce for artists such as Jay-Z and Alicia Keys?, answer: singles | question: What was the name of West's record label?, answer: record label GOOD Music | question: Who did West produce hit singles for?, answer: artists | question: What was the name of West's record label?, answer: GOOD Music
+question: What followed the collapse of the housing bubble?, answer: commodity prices | question: What tends to divert a larger share of consumer spending into gasoline?, answer: oil prices | question: What is an example of a cause of the increase in oil prices in Africa?, answer: Chinese increasing presence | question: What did the speculative flow of money from housing and other investments into?, answer: commodities | question: What was the cause of the price of oil tripled from 2007 to 2008?, answer: raw materials scarcity | question: What countries have a downward pressure on economic growth?, answer: oil importing countries | question: What bubble collapsed?, answer: housing | question: What commodity nearly tripled from $50 to $147 from early 2007 to 2008?, answer: oil | question: What is one of the causes of the price of oil tripled from 2007 to 2008?, answer: monetary policy | question: In what country did the Chinese increase their presence in 2008?, answer: Africa
+question: What did Whitehead believe a student could organically link to?, answer: many different areas | question: How many important concepts did Whitehead believe a student could organically link to many different areas of knowledge?, answer: small parts | question: What did Whitehead believe was the most important part of education?, answer: actual life | question: Who advocated teaching a relatively few important concepts that the student could organically link to many different areas of knowledge?, answer: Whitehead | question: Who does Whitehead believe should have a bedrock of wisdom?, answer: students | question: What did Whitehead want to teach instead of small parts of a large number of?, answer: subjects | question: What did Whitehead believe a student could organically link to?, answer: areas | question: What did Whitehead believe a student could organically link to many different areas of?, answer: knowledge | question: What did Whitehead believe should be included in education?, answer: values | question: How many subjects did Whitehead believe a student could organically link to many different areas of knowledge?, answer: a large number
+question: Who was the great-grandson of the 4th Dalai Lama?, answer: Altan Khan | question: Who was Altan Khan's nominal superior?, answer: Tümen Khan | question: What was the 5th Dalai Lama the first to wield over Tibet?, answer: effective political control | question: Who wrote that Altan Khan's conversion to the Gelug "can be interpreted as an attempt to expand his authority in his conflict with his nominal superior, Tümen Khan?", answer: Rawski | question: Who was the great-grandson of Altan Khan made?, answer: the fourth Dalai Lama | question: Who was the great-grandson of Altan Khan?, answer: the 4th Dalai Lama | question: Who was the first to wield effective political control over Tibet?, answer: the 5th Dalai Lama | question: What did the 5th Dalai Lama become the first to wield effective political control over?, answer: Tibet
+question: When did the reaction to To Kill a Mockingbird vary?, answer: publication | question: What varied widely upon publication of To Kill a Mockingbird?, answer: Reaction | question: What is To Kill a Mockingbird used for?, answer: education | question: Who did Mary McDonough Murphy collect individual impressions of To Kill a Mockingbird from?, answer: several authors | question: Who called To Kill a Mockingbird "an astonishing phenomenon"?, answer: Author Mary McDonough Murphy | question: In what state is a play based on To Kill a Mockingbird performed annually?, answer: Alabama | question: What type of analysis of To Kill a Mockingbird is sparse?, answer: Literary analysis | question: How many copies of To Kill a Mockingbird were sold?, answer: copies | question: Who did Mary McDonough Murphy collect individual impressions of To Kill a Mockingbird from?, answer: public figures | question: What did Mary McDonough Murphy collect about To Kill a Mockingbird?, answer: individual impressions
+question: What city is home to some of the nation's and the world's most valuable real estate?, answer: New York City | question: What is a major force in the city's economy?, answer: Real estate | question: What was assessed at US$914.8 billion for the 2015 fiscal year?, answer: all New York City property | question: What was assessed at US$914.8 billion for the 2015 fiscal year?, answer: the total value | question: How much did 450 Park Avenue sell for?, answer: square foot | question: What is New York City known for?, answer: home | question: What is real estate in the city's economy?, answer: a major force | question: New York City is home to some of the nation's and the world's what?, answer: —most valuable real estate | question: What was the name of the 660 office building that was sold in June 2007?, answer: Madison Avenue | question: In 2014, Manhattan was home to six of the top ten zip codes by what?, answer: median housing price
+question: How many forms of sentient life are there?, answer: many possible forms | question: Rebirth refers to a process whereby beings go through a succession of lifetimes as one of many possible forms of what?, answer: sentient life | question: Rebirth runs from conception to what?, answer: death | question: What refers to a process whereby beings go through a succession of lifetimes as one of many possible forms of sentient life?, answer: Rebirth | question: Who goes through a succession of lifetimes as one of many possible forms of sentient life?, answer: beings | question: What is the first stage of a sentient life?, answer: conception | question: Rebirth refers to a succession of what?, answer: lifetimes | question: In what religion is the doctrine of anatt called?, answer: Christianity | question: What must be understood as the continuation of a dynamic, ever-changing process of prattyasamutpda?, answer: subsequent existences | question: What is another name for the anatta doctrine?, answer: Anattavadin
+question: Downlights with internal reflectors are generally less costly than what?, answer: reflector lamps | question: What are 'A' lamps?, answer: light bulbs | question: What type of lighting is often called "pot lights" in Canada?, answer: Recessed lighting | question: What type of reflectors are used in downlights?, answer: internal reflectors | question: In what country are pot lights often called?, answer: Canada | question: What are narrow beam spotlights and wider-angle floodlights?, answer: bulbs | question: In what country are "pot lights" and "can lights" commonly used?, answer: US | question: What are recessed lighting often called in Canada?, answer: "pot lights | question: What is mounted into the ceiling structure to appear flush with it?, answer: fixtures | question: What is another name for can lights in the US?, answer: high hats
+question: Who reminds his hearers that it is the spirit that counts?, answer: Buddha | question: What does the vinaya say is more than merely a means to an end?, answer: living life | question: According to one scholar, living life as the vinaya prescribes is more than merely a means to what?, answer: an end | question: Who are instructed by the Buddha to live as "islands unto themselves"?, answer: Monastics | question: What does the Buddha remind his hearers that it is the spirit that counts?, answer: the monastic rules | question: Who reminds his hearers that it is the spirit that counts?, answer: the Buddha | question: What do the monastic rules provide a perfect springboard for?, answer: the higher attainments | question: What does one scholar say living life as the vinaya prescribes is in itself?, answer: very nearly the end | question: What are the monastic rules designed to assure?, answer: a satisfying life | question: What is designed to assure a satisfying life?, answer: the rules
+question: What did DesRoches say the buildings were not built for?, answer: adequate earthquake forces | question: Where is Reginald DesRoches from?, answer: Georgia Tech | question: Who was a professor of civil and environmental engineering at Georgia Tech?, answer: Reginald DesRoches | question: What did China not create before the 1976 Tangshan earthquake?, answer: an adequate seismic design code | question: Where did DesRoches say the massive damage of properties and houses was due to?, answer: the earthquake area | question: What country did DesRoches believe did not create an adequate seismic design code before the 1976 Tangshan earthquake?, answer: China | question: What did DesRoches say was damaged because China did not create an adequate seismic design code before the 1976 Tangshan earthquake?, answer: properties | question: What did DesRoches say was damaged in the earthquake?, answer: houses | question: What type of engineering is Reginald DesRoches?, answer: civil and environmental engineering | question: What was the name of the 1976 earthquake?, answer: Tangshan
+question: What do mainstream Muslim leaders feel undermines national unity?, answer: minority religious groups | question: What is generally amicable in Tajikistan?, answer: religious groups | question: What is a concern for becoming active in the political sphere?, answer: religious institutions | question: What does minority religious groups undermine?, answer: national unity | question: What religious group is concerned that minority religious groups undermine national unity?, answer: mainstream Muslim | question: What is generally amicable between religious groups?, answer: Relationships | question: Who is concerned that minority religious groups undermine national unity?, answer: leaders[who | question: What religious group has some concern that minority religious groups undermine national unity?, answer: Muslim | question: What religion is Hizb ut-Tahrir?, answer: Islamic | question: What does Hizb ut-Tahrir want to overthrow?, answer: secular governments
+question: What was indicated as a result of practice both within and outside of the Buddhist fold?, answer: Religious knowledge | question: What is another name for "discipline"?, answer: Skt. śīla | question: The Samaaphala Sutta states that this sort of religious knowledge arose for what group?, answer: Buddhist | question: What is another name for "transcendent wisdom"?, answer: Skt. prajñā | question: What did the Samaaphala Sutta call religious knowledge?, answer: vision | question: What was religious knowledge indicated as a result of?, answer: practice | question: What is another name for "discipline"?, answer: Skt | question: What was the idea that ethics are causally related to the attainment of "transcendent wisdom"?, answer: original.[web | question: The Samaaphala Sutta states that religious knowledge was indicated as a result of practice both within and outside of what fold?, answer: the Buddhist fold | question: What is another name for "discipline"?, answer: Pali
+question: What did Reporters Without Borders organize?, answer: several symbolic protests | question: What cathedral did Reporters Without Borders hang a banner from?, answer: Notre Dame | question: Who organized the symbolic protests?, answer: Reporters | question: What did Reporters Without Borders hang from the Eiffel Tower?, answer: a protest banner | question: Reporters Without what group organized several symbolic protests?, answer: Borders | question: Where did Reporters Without Borders hang their banner?, answer: the Notre Dame cathedral | question: What did Reporters Without Borders hang from the Notre Dame cathedral?, answer: an identical banner | question: What did Reporters Without Borders scale to hang a protest banner from?, answer: the Eiffel Tower | question: What group of people were protesting the Eiffel Tower?, answer: it
+question: What event was held in Beijing in 2008?, answer: Summer Olympics | question: Who said they saw cracks on the walls of some residential buildings in Chengdu?, answer: Reporters | question: Reporters in Chengdu said they saw cracks on what of some residential buildings?, answer: walls | question: What did reporters in Chengdu see on the walls of some residential buildings?, answer: cracks | question: Reporters in Chengdu said they saw cracks on walls of what?, answer: some residential buildings | question: What city saw cracks on the walls of some residential buildings?, answer: Chengdu | question: What were evacuated?, answer: Many Beijing office towers | question: How many buildings collapsed in Chengdu?, answer: no buildings | question: What was the name of the building that housed the media offices for the 2008 Summer Olympics?, answer: the building | question: Where were cracks on the walls of some residential buildings in Chengdu?, answer: the downtown areas
+question: Who vow to run for the spirit of Olympics?, answer: Indian torchbearers | question: Who did Kiran Bedi, Soha Ali Khan, Sachin Tendulkar, and Bhaichung Bhutia withdraw from the Delhi relay?, answer: torchbearers | question: Who did Soha Ali Khan, Sachin Tendulkar, and Bhaichung Bhutia withdraw from the Delhi relay?, answer: intended torchbearers Kiran Bedi | question: Who was the intended torchbearer of the Delhi relay?, answer: Soha Ali Khan | question: Who said sports and politics should not be mixed?, answer: Ayaan Ali Khan | question: Who was the intended torchbearer of the Delhi relay?, answer: Ali Khan | question: Who said sports and politics should not be mixed?, answer: Manavjit Singh Sandhu | question: Who said sports and politics should not be mixed?, answer: Rajinder Singh Rahelu | question: What was the name of the torchbearer who said sports and politics should not be mixed?, answer: Singh Sandhu | question: What was different about the Delhi relay?, answer: Reports
+question: Who praised China's rescue efforts?, answer: western media | question: What was the Chinese government praised for?, answer: Rescue efforts | question: Whose media coverage of the Sichuan earthquake led a professor to say "this is the first time [that] the media has lived up to international standards?", answer: Chinese | question: China's openness during the Sichuan earthquake led a professor at the Peking University to say that this is the first time the Chinese media has lived up to what?, answer: international standards | question: What did Myanmar block during Cyclone Nargis?, answer: foreign aid | question: What was the name of the cyclone that caused the blockage of foreign aid in Burma?, answer: Cyclone Nargis | question: Who was the first to live up to international standards during the Sichuan earthquake?, answer: the Chinese media | question: What country's coverage of the 1976 Tangshan earthquake led a professor at the Peking University to say that it was the first time that the media had lived up to international standards?, answer: China | question: Who rescued the Sichuan earthquake?, answer: the Chinese government
+question: The St. Barthélemy French patois is superficially related to what language?, answer: Quebec French | question: What language is limited to the windward side of the island?, answer: Créole French | question: How long have Anglophones been resident in Gustavia?, answer: many years | question: What is the native language of the residents of Saint-Barthélemy?, answer: French | question: What is the native language of the residents of Saint-Barthélemy?, answer: French citizens | question: What are the people of Saint-Barthélemy?, answer: Residents | question: What is another name for residents of Saint-Barthélemy?, answer: Saint-Barthélemoise people | question: What language is spoken by 500-700 people in the leeward portion of the island?, answer: The St. Barthélemy French patois | question: What language is limited to the windward side of the island?, answer: Créole | question: What is another name for the Saint-Barthélemoise people?, answer: Saint-Barthélemy
+question: What is another name for Non-LTR?, answer: Non-Long Terminal Repeats | question: What can be transcribed into RNA?, answer: Retrotransposons | question: What type of long terminal repeats are non-LTR?, answer: - | question: What type of Retrotransposons are Non-LTR?, answer: Non | question: What are retrotransposons divided into?, answer: Long terminal repeats | question: Retrotransposons can be transcribed into what?, answer: RNA | question: What are Long terminal repeats?, answer: LTR | question: What are Long terminal repeats?, answer: LTRs | question: Retrotransposons are duplicated at another site into what?, answer: the genome | question: Where are retrotransposons duplicated into the genome?, answer: another site
+question: Who created a post-war economic boom?, answer: World War II veterans | question: What war caused a post-war economic boom in New York?, answer: World War II | question: Where did the post-war economic boom occur?, answer: eastern Queens | question: What did the post-war economic boom create in eastern Queens?, answer: large housing tracts | question: Where did the post-war economic boom occur?, answer: Queens | question: What did returning World War II veterans create?, answer: a post-war economic boom | question: What city emerged from the war unscathed as the leading city of the world?, answer: New York | question: What was the world's dominant economic power after World War II?, answer: Wall Street | question: Wall Street led what country's place as the world's dominant economic power?, answer: America
+question: What did Richard Nixon use as a basis for his expansion of power?, answer: national security | question: Who used national security as a basis for his expansion of power?, answer: Richard Nixon | question: What did Richard Nixon use national security as a basis for his expansion of?, answer: power | question: What shielded Nixon from legislative oversight?, answer: executive privilege | question: Whose successors have sometimes asserted that they may act in the interests of national security or that executive privilege shields them from Congressional oversight?, answer: Nixon | question: Nixon's successors have sometimes asserted that executive privilege shields them from what?, answer: Congressional oversight | question: Nixon refused to spend money that Congress had appropriated for what?, answer: government programs | question: Nixon impounded what?, answer: federal funds | question: What did Nixon claim allowed him to order a wiretap without a judge's warrant?, answer: the inherent power | question: What did Nixon refuse to spend that Congress had appropriated for government programs?, answer: money
+question: What has the Internet Archive rendered unavailable?, answer: web sites | question: What does the Robots Exclusion Standard disallow bots from indexing?, answer: certain pages | question: What is used as part of the Robots Exclusion Standard?, answer: Robots.txt | question: Robots.txt is used as what of the Robots Exclusion Standard?, answer: part | question: What is the Robots Exclusion Standard?, answer: the Internet Archive respects | question: In cases of what is only the robots.txt file archived?, answer: blocked sites | question: Robots.txt is used as part of what voluntary protocol?, answer: the Robots Exclusion Standard | question: Who has rendered unavailable a number of web sites that now are inaccessible through the Wayback Machine?, answer: the Internet Archive | question: What is an example of a site that blocks the Internet Archive?, answer: Healthcare Advocates | question: What is the Robots Exclusion Standard?, answer: a voluntary protocol
+question: Who did Ruben Studdard beat by a small margin?, answer: Clay Aiken | question: Who emerged as the winner?, answer: Ruben Studdard | question: Who led the fan voting from the wildcard week onward until the finale?, answer: Aiken | question: Who emerged as the winner?, answer: Studdard | question: How many votes did Aiken get?, answer: calls | question: How did Ruben Studdard beat Clay Aiken?, answer: a small margin | question: What was controversial due to the large number of calls that failed to get through?, answer: victory | question: What was controversial due to the large number of calls that failed to get through?, answer: This slim margin | question: Why was the small margin of victory controversial?, answer: the large number | question: What did Aiken lead from the wildcard week onward to the finale?, answer: the fan voting
+question: Where did the Olympic torch arrive on April 5?, answer: Russia | question: Where did the Olympic torch arrive on April 5?, answer: Saint Petersburg | question: Where did the relay route end?, answer: the Palace Square | question: Where was the start of the relay route in Saint Petersburg?, answer: the Victory Square | question: What kind of flame did Fedor Emelianenko carry?, answer: Olympic | question: When did the Olympic torch arrive in Saint Petersburg?, answer: April | question: Who was the first active MMA fighter to carry the Olympic flame?, answer: former PRIDE Heavyweight Champion Fedor Emelianenko | question: What arrived at Saint Petersburg on April 5?, answer: the Olympic torch | question: What was the length of the relay route in Saint Petersburg?, answer: the torch relay route | question: Emelianenko was the first active MMA fighter to carry the Olympic flame?, answer: PRIDE Heavyweight Champion Fedor
+question: What led to the Russian Empire's conquest of Central Asia?, answer: Russian Imperialism | question: When did the Russian Empire conquer Central Asia?, answer: Imperial Era | question: How much Russian influence did the Tajiks feel?, answer: little Russian influence.[citation | question: Who ruled Central Asia during the late 19th century's Imperial Era?, answer: Russian | question: What territory did Russia take control of between 1864 and 1885?, answer: Russian Turkestan | question: What did the Russian Empire conquer during the late 19th century's Imperial Era?, answer: Central Asia | question: Who was the Emirate of Tajikistan in 1885?, answer: Bukhara | question: Who conquered Central Asia during the late 19th century's Imperial Era?, answer: the Russian Empire | question: Which Khanate controlled Tajikistan between 1864 and 1885?, answer: Kokand
+question: Who was stationed along the Tajik-Afghan border until summer 2005?, answer: Russian border troops | question: Who has been stationed at Dushanbe Airport since 2001?, answer: French troops | question: When did Russian troops stop being stationed along the Tajik-Afghan border?, answer: summer | question: French troops have been stationed at Dushanbe Airport in support of what NATO force in Afghanistan?, answer: International Security Assistance Force | question: Who is the border troops of Tajik-Afghan?, answer: Russian | question: Along what border were Russian troops stationed until 2005?, answer: Tajik | question: What have French troops been stationed at Dushanbe Airport to support?, answer: air operations | question: What country does NATO's International Security Assistance Force operate in?, answer: Afghan | question: Where is NATO's International Security Assistance Force located?, answer: Afghanistan | question: Where is the Ayni Air Base located?, answer: Dushanbe
+question: Who competes in other sports events with a varying level of success and popularity?, answer: many Portuguese sports clubs | question: What do many Portuguese sports clubs compete in?, answer: several other sports events | question: What is the name of the largest sports club in Portugal?, answer: Sporting CP | question: What is the name of the largest sports club in Portugal?, answer: FC Porto | question: What are the largest sports clubs in Portugal?, answer: SL Benfica | question: What are SL Benfica, FC Porto, and Sporting CP?, answer: the largest sports clubs | question: What is the biggest factor in the number of trophies won by a Portuguese sports club?, answer: popularity | question: What is the name of the largest sports club in Portugal?, answer: Sporting | question: What are the big three Portuguese sports clubs known as?, answer: os três | question: What is an example of a popular sport in Portugal?, answer: roller hockey
+question: What island became an Overseas Collectivity?, answer: Saint Barthélemy | question: Guadeloupe is an overseas region and department of what country?, answer: France | question: How long was Saint Barthélemy a French commune?, answer: many years | question: Saint Barthélemy was a French commune forming part of what overseas region?, answer: Guadeloupe | question: What island has retained its free port status?, answer: St. Barthélemy | question: What is Guadeloupe?, answer: department | question: What nationality was Saint Barthélemy?, answer: French | question: What is the name of the Overseas Collectivity?, answer: COM | question: What is Guadeloupe?, answer: an overseas region | question: What was Saint Barthélemy for many years?, answer: a French commune
+question: What is the only Caribbean island that was a Swedish colony for any significant length of time?, answer: Saint Barthélemy | question: What surrounds Saint Barthélemy?, answer: shallow reefs | question: The Three Crowns are a symbol of what Swedish nationality?, answer: arms | question: What type of island is Saint Barthélemy?, answer: a volcanic island | question: What was Guadeloupe under at the end of the Napoleonic Wars?, answer: Swedish rule | question: What is the population of Saint Barthélemy?, answer: Jan. 2011 estimate | question: During what time period is Guadeloupe a popular tourist destination?, answer: new year period | question: What is Saint Barthélemy?, answer: the only Caribbean island | question: What country was Guadeloupe a colony of for any significant length of time?, answer: Swedish | question: How large is Saint Barthélemy?, answer: 25 square kilometres
+question: What island lies about 35 kilometres southeast of St. Martin?, answer: St. Barthélemy | question: What is another name for the Territorial collectivity of Saint-Barthélemy?, answer: Collectivité territoriale de Saint-Barthélemy | question: What is another name for the Territorial collectivity of Saint-Barthélemy?, answer: de Saint-Barthélemy | question: What is Saint-Barthélemy abbreviated to?, answer: French | question: What is the English abbreviation for Saint-Barthélemy?, answer: St. Barts | question: What is officially the Territorial collectivity of Saint-Barthélemy?, answer: Saint-Barthélemy | question: What is the English abbreviation for Saint-Barthélemy?, answer: St. Barths | question: Saint Barthélemy is north of what city?, answer: St. Kitts | question: Saint Barthélemy lies about 35 kilometres southeast of what city?, answer: St. Martin | question: What is the French pronunciation of Saint-Barthélemy?, answer: French pronunciation
+question: What are the red zones of high protection for?, answer: marine life | question: What is the Reserve Naturelle designed to protect?, answer: endangered marine species | question: What is the name of the bay in the Reserve Naturelle?, answer: Petit Cul de Sac | question: What is the name of the bay in the Reserve Naturelle?, answer: Grand Cul de Sac | question: The Reserve Naturelle is divided into 5 zones all around the island to form a network of what?, answer: protected areas | question: What is the name of Saint-Barthélemy's marine nature reserve?, answer: Reserve | question: What type of protection does the Reserve Naturelle have?, answer: high protection | question: What is allowed in the yellow zones of protection?, answer: certain non-extractive activities | question: What does Saint-Barthélemy have?, answer: a marine nature reserve | question: What endangered marine species is the Reserve Naturelle designed to protect?, answer: sea turtles
+question: What type of meditation begins from being mindful of an object or idea?, answer: Samatha meditation | question: Samatha meditation begins from being mindful of an object or idea, which is expanded to one's body, mind and what?, answer: entire surroundings | question: What type of meditation starts from being mindful of an object or idea?, answer: Samatha | question: What state does samatha meditation lead to?, answer: total concentration | question: What is samatha?, answer: meditation | question: What does samatha meditation start from being mindful of?, answer: idea | question: What part of the body does samatha meditation start from?, answer: mind | question: What is jhna?, answer: tranquility | question: What is another name for samatha?, answer: vipassana | question: What can anapanasati lead to?, answer: both samatha
+question: What were criticized by Ngrjuna?, answer: Sarvastivada teachings | question: Who reformulated Sarvastivada teachings?, answer: Vasubandhu | question: Vasubandhu and what other scholar reformulated Sarvastivada teachings?, answer: Asanga | question: What school adapted the Sarvastivada teachings?, answer: Yogacara | question: What teachings were reformulated by Vasubandhu and Asanga?, answer: Sarvastivada | question: Who criticized the Sarvastivada teachings?, answer: Nāgārjuna | question: What did some exponents of Yogacara assert was ultimately real?, answer: mind | question: Who reformulated Sarvastivada teachings?, answer: scholars | question: Vasubandhu and Asanga form the basis of what in the Indo-Tibetan tradition?, answer: subsequent Mahayana metaphysics | question: What did the Mdhyamaka school believe was inappropriate?, answer: existence
+question: Who aligned the country with the Eastern Bloc?, answer: Sassou Nguesso | question: Who had to rely more on political repression and less on patronage to maintain his dictatorship?, answer: Sassou | question: Sassou Nguesso had to rely more on what to maintain his dictatorship?, answer: political repression | question: Sassou Nguesso signed a twenty-year friendship pact with what country?, answer: the Soviet Union | question: Sassou Nguesso had to rely more on political repression and less on what to maintain his dictatorship?, answer: patronage | question: Sassou Nguesso aligned the country with what group?, answer: the Eastern Bloc | question: What did Sassou Nguesso sign with the Soviet Union?, answer: a twenty-year friendship pact | question: How long did Sassou Nguesso have to rely on political repression?, answer: the years | question: Sassou Nguesso aligned what with the Eastern Bloc?, answer: the country | question: Sassou Nguesso had to rely more on political repression and less on patronage to maintain what?, answer: his dictatorship
+question: When did Sassou win the election?, answer: July | question: According to the Congolese Observatory of Human Rights, the election was marked by fraud and what?, answer: irregularities | question: Who won the election in July 2009?, answer: Sassou | question: What election did Sassou win?, answer: the following presidential election | question: What is the name of the non-governmental organization that monitors the election?, answer: Human Rights | question: What is the Congolese Observatory of Human Rights?, answer: a non-governmental organization | question: What was marked by "very low" turnout and "fraud and irregularities"?, answer: the election | question: When did Sassou win the election?, answer: July 2009 | question: What type of irregularities were there in the 2009 election?, answer: "fraud | question: What non-governmental organization said the election was marked by "very low" turnout and "fraud and irregularities"?, answer: the Congolese Observatory of Human Rights
+question: Who argued that the Hinayna, the Inferior Way was far out of proportion to occurrences in the Indian texts?, answer: Scholar Isabelle Onians | question: What was the Hinayna, the Inferior Way referred to?, answer: earlier Buddhism | question: What was the more politically correct and much more usual term used by Mahynists?, answer: Mahāyāna | question: What is the name of the scholar who argued that the Hinayna was contemptuously referred to earlier Buddhism as the Hinayna, the Inferior Way?, answer: Onians | question: What was the Hinayna, the Inferior Way referred to?, answer: Buddhism | question: What did the Mahyna refer to earlier Buddhism as?, answer: Hinayāna | question: What texts did Isabelle Onians believe the Hinayna was out of proportion to?, answer: Indian | question: What is the preponderance of this name in secondary literature far out of?, answer: proportion | question: What is the preponderance of this name in the secondary literature out of proportion to?, answer: occurrences | question: Jonathan Silk argued that the term Hinayana did not refer to any definite grouping of what?, answer: Buddhists
+question: Who suggested Emmett Till was a model for Tom Robinson?, answer: Scholar Patrick Chura | question: Who was Emmett Till a model for in To Kill a Mockingbird?, answer: Tom Robinson | question: Who suggested Emmett Till was a model for Tom Robinson?, answer: Patrick Chura | question: Who was a model for Tom Robinson in To Kill a Mockingbird?, answer: Emmett Till | question: Who was Emmett Till a model for in To Kill a Mockingbird?, answer: Tom | question: Who referred to Tom Robinson as "stupid, pathetic, defenseless, and dependent upon the fair dealing of the whites, rather than his own intelligence to save him?", answer: white Southern writers | question: Who enumerates the injustices endured by the fictional Tom Robinson?, answer: Chura | question: Who juried Tom Robinson's trial?, answer: poor white farmers | question: Who was a model for Tom Robinson in To Kill a Mockingbird?, answer: Emmett | question: Who was a model for Tom Robinson in To Kill a Mockingbird?, answer: Till
+question: What does Lee's approach to race and gender intensify?, answer: class | question: What did scholars argue Lee's approach to class and race was more complex than ascribing to 'poor white trash'?, answer: racial prejudice | question: Who argue that Lee's approach to class and race was more complex than ascribing racial prejudice primarily to 'poor white trash'?, answer: Scholars | question: Who demonstrates how issues of gender and class intensify prejudice, silence the voices that might challenge the existing order, and greatly complicate many Americans' conception of the causes of racism and segregation?, answer: Lee | question: What do scholars argue Lee's approach to class and race was more complex than ascribing racial?, answer: prejudice | question: What did scholars argue Lee's approach was more complex than ascribing racial prejudice primarily to 'poor white trash'?, answer: race | question: Who did scholars argue Lee's approach was more complex than ascribing racial prejudice primarily to?, answer: poor white trash | question: What is one of the causes of racism?, answer: segregation | question: Lee's use of the middle-class narrative voice allows an intimacy with the reader, regardless of what?, answer: class or cultural background
+question: What genre is To Kill a Mockingbird?, answer: Southern Gothic | question: Outsiders are an important element of what?, answer: Southern Gothic texts | question: To Kill a Mockingbird scholars compare the novel to Catcher in the Rye and Adventures of what?, answer: Huckleberry Finn | question: What genre is To Kill a Mockingbird?, answer: Gothic | question: Who characterized To Kill a Mockingbird as both a Southern Gothic and coming-of-age or Bildungsroman novel?, answer: Scholars | question: Who compares To Kill a Mockingbird to Catcher in the Rye and Adventures of Huckleberry Finn?, answer: scholars | question: Who was the main character in To Kill a Mockingbird?, answer: Boo Radley | question: What is the name of Huckleberry Finn's novel?, answer: Adventures | question: What do scholars debate about in To Kill a Mockingbird?, answer: the Southern Gothic classification | question: What book did scholars compare To Kill a Mockingbird to?, answer: Catcher
+question: What have some technical institutes been designated if they are associated with a local university?, answer: university colleges | question: What did technical institutes provide further education between?, answer: high school | question: What was formed in the early 20th century to provide further education between high school and University or Polytechnic?, answer: Schools | question: What have been merged into regional colleges?, answer: Most technical institutes | question: Most technical institutes have been merged into what?, answer: regional colleges | question: What did technical institutes provide between high school and University?, answer: further education | question: What is another name for a technical school?, answer: Polytechnic | question: What is another name for a technical institute?, answer: "technical school | question: What type of university is a technical institute associated with?, answer: a local university | question: What is another name for Polytechnic?, answer: University
+question: Who said he has "behaved badly sometimes"?, answer: Schwarzenegger | question: What was the name of the film that aired in 1975?, answer: Pumping Iron | question: What substance did Schwarzenegger say was not a drug?, answer: marijuana | question: Who did Schwarzenegger win in the film Pumping Iron?, answer: Mr. Olympia | question: What did Schwarzenegger say his drug was pumping?, answer: Iron | question: What did Schwarzenegger say he would attend in a 1977 interview?, answer: sexual orgies | question: In what magazine did he discuss attending sexual orgies and marijuana?, answer: adult magazine | question: Who did Schwarzenegger win in the film Pumping Iron?, answer: Olympia | question: What magazine interviewed Schwarzenegger in 2007?, answer: GQ magazine | question: What did Schwarzenegger say was not true?, answer: the stories
+question: Who announced his candidacy in the 2003 California recall election?, answer: Schwarzenegger | question: Who did Schwarzenegger not participate in debates with?, answer: other recall replacement candidates | question: Who was on the Tonight Show with Schwarzenegger in 2003?, answer: Jay Leno | question: In what state did Schwarzenegger announce his candidacy?, answer: California | question: Who were his political views unknown to?, answer: most Californians | question: How many debates did Schwarzenegger decline to participate in?, answer: several debates | question: Who did Schwarzenegger have the most name recognition in a crowded field of?, answer: candidates | question: What was the name of the recall election?, answer: Total Recall | question: What position did Schwarzenegger never hold?, answer: public office | question: What position did Schwarzenegger hold in 2003?, answer: Governor
+question: What does Austria not usually allow?, answer: dual citizenship | question: When did Schwarzenegger become a naturalized U.S. citizen?, answer: September | question: Who did Schwarzenegger ask for the right to keep his Austrian citizenship?, answer: Austrian | question: Who became a naturalized U.S. citizen on September 17, 1983?, answer: Schwarzenegger | question: What country does not allow dual citizenship?, answer: Austria | question: What country did Schwarzenegger become a naturalized citizen of?, answer: U.S. | question: What did Schwarzenegger become on September 17, 1983?, answer: a naturalized U.S. citizen | question: What did Pilz claim the death penalty had done to Austria?, answer: reputation | question: What did Schwarzenegger ask the Austrian authorities for the right to keep?, answer: his Austrian citizenship
+question: At what age did Schwarzenegger begin weight training?, answer: age | question: What did Schwarzenegger begin at the age of 15?, answer: weight training | question: Who won the Mr. Universe title at age 20?, answer: Schwarzenegger | question: What contest did Schwarzenegger win seven times?, answer: Olympia | question: What title did Schwarzenegger win at age 20?, answer: the Mr. Universe title | question: What contest did Schwarzenegger win seven times?, answer: the Mr. Olympia | question: What contest did Schwarzenegger win at age 20?, answer: Universe | question: When did he win the Mr. Universe title?, answer: age 20 | question: At what age did Schwarzenegger begin weight training?, answer: the age | question: What is Schwarzenegger considered to be in the sport of bodybuilding?, answer: its biggest icon
+question: What contest did Schwarzenegger compete in in 1980?, answer: Mr. Olympia | question: What contest did Schwarzenegger win one last time?, answer: Olympia | question: What did Schwarzenegger retire from after winning the Mr. Olympia?, answer: competition | question: Who came out of retirement to compete in the 1980 Mr. Olympia?, answer: Schwarzenegger | question: What did Schwarzenegger come out of to compete in the 1980 Mr. Olympia?, answer: retirement | question: What contest did Schwarzenegger want to win one last time?, answer: the Mr. Olympia | question: How did he feel when he competed in Mr. Olympia?, answer: such good shape | question: What type of training did Schwarzenegger get into?, answer: sword training | question: How many times was he declared Mr. Olympia?, answer: a seventh time | question: How many times did he win Mr. Olympia?, answer: seventh
+question: When does he continue to work out?, answer: today | question: Who continues to work out even today?, answer: Schwarzenegger | question: What did Schwarzenegger say he was working out with every day?, answer: weights | question: How often does he work out?, answer: every day | question: What did he say he was still working out a half an hour with weights every day?, answer: his personal training | question: When did he say he was still working out a half an hour with weights every day?, answer: the 2011 Arnold Classic | question: How long does he work out every day?, answer: a half an hour | question: When was the Arnold Classic?, answer: 2011 | question: What did he say he was still working out a half an hour with weights every day?, answer: he
+question: Who drew attention and boosted his profile in Pumping Iron?, answer: Schwarzenegger | question: Which 1950s actress did Schwarzenegger starred in a biographical film in 1980?, answer: Jayne Mansfield | question: Who was Jayne Mansfield's husband?, answer: Mickey Hargitay | question: What was Pumping Iron?, answer: the bodybuilding film | question: What did Pumping Iron draw?, answer: attention | question: Who was Jayne Hargitay's husband?, answer: Mansfield | question: What was Jayne Mansfield's film called?, answer: a biographical film | question: What did he purchase the rights to in 1991?, answer: the film | question: In what decade did Jayne Mansfield appear in a biographical film?, answer: 1950s | question: What ABC comedy did Schwarzenegger appear in in 1977?, answer: San Pedro
+question: What did Schwarzenegger say steroids were helpful to him in maintaining while on a strict diet?, answer: muscle size | question: What did Schwarzenegger use while he was legal?, answer: steroids | question: What did Schwarzenegger use anabolic steroids for?, answer: muscle maintenance | question: What did Schwarzenegger say he did not use anabolic steroids for?, answer: muscle growth | question: What has Schwarzenegger admitted to using while he was legal?, answer: performance-enhancing anabolic steroids | question: Who has admitted to using performance-enhancing anabolic steroids while they were legal?, answer: Schwarzenegger | question: What was the purpose of using anabolic steroids?, answer: preparation | question: What type of diet did Schwarzenegger use to maintain muscle size?, answer: a strict diet | question: What did Schwarzenegger say he was on a strict diet to prepare for?, answer: a contest | question: What did Schwarzenegger call the anabolic steroids?, answer: the drugs "tissue building
+question: Whose political views were well known as an actor?, answer: many other prominent Hollywood stars | question: How long has Schwarzenegger been a registered Republican?, answer: many years | question: What political party does Schwarzenegger belong to?, answer: Republican | question: Who has been a registered Republican for many years?, answer: Schwarzenegger | question: What type of star did Schwarzenegger compare his political views to?, answer: Hollywood | question: What political party does Schwarzenegger belong to?, answer: a registered Republican | question: What political party is Schwarzenegger a part of?, answer: Democratic | question: What political party is Schwarzenegger a member of?, answer: a Republican | question: Where did Schwarzenegger give a speech?, answer: the 2004 Republican National Convention | question: What are other prominent Hollywood stars generally considered to be?, answer: a liberal and Democratic-leaning community
+question: Who has handled the divorce cases for Jennifer Aniston and Reese Witherspoon?, answer: Bob Kaufman | question: What type of cases has Bob Kaufman handled?, answer: divorce cases | question: Who did Bob Kaufman handle divorce cases for?, answer: Reese Witherspoon | question: Who has handled divorce cases for Jennifer Aniston and Reese Witherspoon?, answer: Kaufman | question: Who did Bob Kaufman handle the divorce for?, answer: Jennifer Aniston | question: What has Schwarzenegger filed to rectify this?, answer: amended divorce papers | question: Who has consulted an attorney, Bob Kaufman?, answer: Schwarzenegger | question: Who has Bob Kaufman handled divorce cases for?, answer: celebrities | question: What has Shriver purchased near the Brentwood home?, answer: a new home | question: What will Schwarzenegger keep as part of his divorce settlement?, answer: the Brentwood home
+question: What did Schwarzenegger do as a budding entrepreneur?, answer: successful business ventures | question: Who has had a highly successful business career?, answer: Schwarzenegger | question: In what city was Schwarzenegger a millionaire?, answer: Hollywood | question: What did Schwarzenegger's financial independence come from?, answer: investments | question: On what did Schwarzenegger write his goals at the start of the year?, answer: index cards | question: What type of business did Schwarzenegger start after moving to the US?, answer: a mail order business | question: What has Schwarzenegger had?, answer: a highly successful business career | question: What did Schwarzenegger buy after moving to the US?, answer: a new car | question: What did Schwarzenegger's financial independence come from?, answer: his career | question: What did Schwarzenegger become after he moved to the United States?, answer: a "prolific goal setter
+question: What country did Schwarzenegger become naturalized in 1983?, answer: United States | question: Who won the 2007 European Voice campaigner of the year award?, answer: Schwarzenegger | question: What has Schwarzenegger held since becoming naturalized in 1983?, answer: U.S. citizenship | question: What is Schwarzenegger's nationality?, answer: Austrian | question: What is Schwarzenegger's nationality?, answer: a dual Austrian/United States citizen | question: What does Schwarzenegger hold by birth?, answer: Austrian citizenship | question: With whom does Schwarzenegger plan to introduce an emissions trading scheme?, answer: other US states | question: What award did Schwarzenegger win in 2007?, answer: European Voice | question: What country has Schwarzenegger held citizenship since becoming naturalized?, answer: U.S. | question: What did Schwarzenegger take action against with the California Global Warming Solutions Act?, answer: climate change
+question: In what sport is Schwarzenegger considered one of the most important?, answer: bodybuilding | question: What is the name of the annual bodybuilding competition?, answer: Arnold Classic | question: In what bodybuilding competition is Schwarzenegger's legacy commemorated?, answer: the Arnold Classic annual bodybuilding competition | question: What did Schwarzenegger own after he retired?, answer: fitness magazines | question: Who is considered among the most important figures in the history of bodybuilding?, answer: Schwarzenegger | question: How often is the Arnold Classic held?, answer: annual | question: Schwarzenegger has remained a prominent face in what sport long after his retirement?, answer: the bodybuilding sport | question: How has he remained a prominent face in the bodybuilding sport after his retirement?, answer: part | question: What did Schwarzenegger own after his retirement?, answer: gyms | question: What is Schwarzenegger considered in the history of bodybuilding?, answer: the most important figures
+question: Who was Schwarzenegger's next paramour?, answer: Sue Moray | question: Where was Sue Moray from?, answer: Venice Beach | question: Where was Sue Moray from?, answer: Beverly Hills | question: In what month and year was Sue Moray born?, answer: July | question: Who issued an ultimatum to Schwarzenegger in 1978?, answer: Moray | question: Who met Sue Moray on Venice Beach in 1977?, answer: Schwarzenegger | question: Who did Schwarzenegger meet at the Robert F. Kennedy Tennis Tournament in August 1977?, answer: Maria Shriver | question: Who did Moray know of Schwarzenegger's relationship with?, answer: Shriver | question: When was the Robert F. Kennedy Tennis Tournament?, answer: August | question: Where did Schwarzenegger meet Maria Shriver?, answer: the Robert F. Kennedy Tennis Tournament
+question: Who was the California State Treasurer in 2006?, answer: Democrat Phil Angelides | question: Who was the California State Treasurer in 2006?, answer: Phil Angelides | question: What did Schwarzenegger run for in 2006?, answer: election | question: Who was the California State Treasurer in 2006?, answer: Angelides | question: What type of election did Schwarzenegger run for in 2006?, answer: - | question: When was the 2006 election?, answer: November | question: Who ran for re-election in 2006?, answer: Schwarzenegger | question: What type of election did Schwarzenegger run for?, answer: re | question: What political party was Phil Angelides?, answer: Democrat | question: What is Phil Angelides' profession?, answer: the California State Treasurer
+question: What did Schwarzenegger later invest in?, answer: real estate holding companies | question: What did Schwarzenegger roll his profits from the mail order business and his bodybuilding competition winnings into?, answer: his first real estate investment venture | question: Who rolled profits from the mail order business and his bodybuilding competition winnings into his first real estate investment venture?, answer: Schwarzenegger | question: What was Schwarzenegger's first real estate investment venture?, answer: first | question: What business did Schwarzenegger make money from?, answer: the mail order business | question: What did Schwarzenegger use to fund his first real estate investment?, answer: his bodybuilding competition winnings | question: What did Schwarzenegger buy for $10,000?, answer: an apartment building | question: How many real estate holding companies did Schwarzenegger invest in?, answer: a number | question: How much did Schwarzenegger pay for his first apartment building?, answer: 10,000 | question: What was the name of the real estate holding company that Schwarzenegger invested in?, answer: He
+question: What was required at the time of all 18-year-old Austrian males?, answer: service | question: Who won the Junior Mr. Europe contest?, answer: Schwarzenegger | question: What nationality did Schwarzenegger serve in?, answer: Austrian | question: What competition did Schwarzenegger attend in London in 1966?, answer: Mr. Universe competition | question: What contest did Schwarzenegger win?, answer: Mr. Europe | question: What military organization did Schwarzenegger serve in in 1965?, answer: the Austrian Army | question: Who was required to serve in the Austrian Army in 1965?, answer: all 18-year-old Austrian males | question: Who was the winner of the Mr. Universe competition?, answer: American winner Chester Yorton | question: Where did Schwarzenegger win his second bodybuilding contest?, answer: Steirer Hof Hotel | question: In what competition did Schwarzenegger come in second?, answer: the Mr. Universe competition
+question: What does the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative use to reduce carbon dioxide emissions?, answer: carbon credits | question: Who signed an executive order allowing California to work with the Northeast's Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative?, answer: Schwarzenegger | question: Which state was allowed to work with the Northeast's Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative?, answer: California | question: On what date did Schwarzenegger sign an executive order allowing California to work with the Northeast's Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative?, answer: October | question: What region of the US is the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative located in?, answer: Northeast | question: What does the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative plan to reduce?, answer: carbon dioxide emissions | question: What will power plants that exceed emissions have to purchase to cover the difference?, answer: more credits | question: What did Schwarzenegger sign on October 17, 2006?, answer: another executive order | question: Who does the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative plan to send carbon credits to?, answer: participating states
+question: Who advised Schwarzenegger to appoint a Democrat as his Chief of Staff?, answer: fellow Republican strategists | question: Who was appointed Chief of Staff by Schwarzenegger?, answer: Susan Kennedy | question: What position did Susan Kennedy hold?, answer: Staff | question: Who appointed Susan Kennedy as his Chief of Staff?, answer: Schwarzenegger | question: What political party was Susan Kennedy?, answer: Democrat | question: What political party was Susan Kennedy?, answer: Republican | question: What election did Schwarzenegger want to win?, answer: the next gubernatorial election | question: What position did Susan Kennedy hold?, answer: his Chief | question: What did Schwarzenegger want to build with only a short time to go before the next gubernatorial election?, answer: a winning legacy | question: What political party was Susan Kennedy?, answer: a Democrat
+question: When did Schwarzenegger break his femur?, answer: December | question: Where was Schwarzenegger when he broke his femur?, answer: Sun Valley | question: In what state was Schwarzenegger's femur broken?, answer: Idaho | question: Who tripped over his ski pole and broke his right femur?, answer: Schwarzenegger | question: What was used to wire Schwarzenegger's femur back together?, answer: screws | question: What was used to wire the broken femur back together?, answer: cables | question: What was wired back together?, answer: the broken bone | question: What did Schwarzenegger break when he tripped over his ski pole?, answer: his right femur | question: What did Schwarzenegger fall over while skiing in Sun Valley, Idaho?, answer: his ski pole | question: Who was with Schwarzenegger when he broke his femur?, answer: his family
+question: Where was Hercules produced?, answer: New York | question: What role did Schwarzenegger play in 1970's Hercules?, answer: Hercules | question: What award did he receive for his role in 'Stay Hungry'?, answer: New Male Star | question: Who played Hercules in 1970's Hercules in New York?, answer: Schwarzenegger | question: What did Schwarzenegger want to move from bodybuilding to?, answer: acting | question: After what event were his lines dubbed?, answer: production | question: What award did 'Stay Hungry' receive?, answer: a Golden Globe for New Male Star | question: What has Schwarzenegger discussed his early struggles in developing?, answer: his acting career | question: Who directed The Long Goodbye?, answer: Robert Altman | question: What was the name of the 1976 film that starred Schwarzenegger?, answer: Stay Hungry
+question: What type of restaurants did Planet Hollywood have?, answer: international theme restaurants | question: Along with Bruce Willis, Sylvester Stallone and Bruce Willis, who was a founding celebrity investor in Planet Hollywood?, answer: Demi Moore | question: Along with Sylvester Stallone and Demi Moore, who founded Planet Hollywood?, answer: Bruce Willis | question: Along with Bruce Willis, Demi Moore and Bruce Willis, who was a founding investor of Planet Hollywood?, answer: Sylvester Stallone | question: Who was a founding celebrity investor in the Planet Hollywood chain?, answer: Schwarzenegger | question: What was the name of the Planet chain of theme restaurants?, answer: Hollywood | question: What was the name of the international theme restaurants that Schwarzenegger was a founding investor in?, answer: the Planet Hollywood chain | question: What was Schwarzenegger's role in Planet Hollywood?, answer: a founding celebrity investor | question: What was the Planet Hollywood chain modeled after?, answer: the Hard Rock Cafe | question: What did Schwarzenegger say he wanted to focus his attention on?, answer: new US global business ventures
+question: What was Schwarzenegger's christened name?, answer: Arnold Alois | question: In what country was Arnold Alois born?, answer: Austria | question: Who was born in Thal?, answer: Schwarzenegger | question: What was the name of Arnold's mother?, answer: Aurelia Schwarzenegger | question: What city did Thal border?, answer: Graz | question: Where is Graz located?, answer: Styria | question: What was the name of Schwarzenegger's father?, answer: Arnold | question: Where was Arnold Alois born?, answer: Thal | question: When was Gustav Schwarzenegger born?, answer: August | question: Who was Arnold's parents?, answer: Gustav Schwarzenegger
+question: What did medical experts predict would be required in the following two to eight years?, answer: heart valve replacement surgery | question: What type of aortic valve has three leaflets?, answer: a normal aortic valve | question: What was Schwarzenegger born with?, answer: a bicuspid aortic valve | question: What is a bicuspid aortic valve?, answer: an aortic valve | question: What did Schwarzenegger choose in 1997?, answer: a replacement heart valve | question: Who was born with a bicuspid aortic valve?, answer: Schwarzenegger | question: What was the only permanent solution available at the time of his surgery?, answer: a mechanical valve | question: Who predicted that he would require heart valve replacement surgery in the following two to eight years?, answer: medical experts | question: What did medical experts predict would degrade as a result of a heart valve replacement?, answer: his valve | question: How many leaflets does a normal aortic valve have?, answer: three leaflets
+question: Who was the first civilian to purchase a Humvee?, answer: Schwarzenegger | question: What was the first civilian to purchase?, answer: Humvee | question: Who was the first civilian to purchase a Humvee?, answer: first | question: Who was the first person to purchase a Humvee?, answer: the first civilian | question: Who was the manufacturer of the Humvee that Schwarzenegger lobbied to produce a street-legal version?, answer: AM General | question: What was the name of the first Humvee purchased by Schwarzenegger?, answer: Hummers | question: What was the first civilian to purchase?, answer: a Humvee | question: How many Humvees did Schwarzenegger buy?, answer: the first two Hummers | question: What did Schwarzenegger want the Humvee's manufacturer to produce?, answer: a street-legal, civilian version
+question: When was Total Recall released?, answer: October | question: What is the name of Schwarzenegger's autobiography?, answer: Total Recall | question: Who wrote Total Recall?, answer: Schwarzenegger | question: What state is Total Recall about?, answer: California | question: When was Total Recall released?, answer: October 2012 | question: What position did Schwarzenegger hold in California?, answer: Governor | question: What was the profession of Schwarzenegger in the three major chapters of Total Recall?, answer: actor | question: What does "The Secret" of Total Recall focus on?, answer: his extramarital affair | question: What was Schwarzenegger's career?, answer: bodybuilder
+question: Who starred in 'Conan the Barbarian'?, answer: Schwarzenegger | question: What was the name of the sequel to "Conan the Destroyer"?, answer: Conan | question: What was the name of the film that followed Terminator?, answer: Red Sonja | question: In what city did Carnival take place?, answer: Rio | question: What was the name of Schwarzenegger's 1982 film?, answer: Conan the Barbarian | question: What was Conan the Barbarian?, answer: a box-office hit | question: What was the name of the sequel to Conan the Barbarian?, answer: Destroyer | question: What was the name of Schwarzenegger's breakthrough film?, answer: the sword-and-sorcery epic Conan
+question: What was the highest-grossing film of 1991?, answer: Judgment Day | question: Who starred in Terminator 2: Judgment Day?, answer: Schwarzenegger | question: Who did he reunite with in True Lies?, answer: James Cameron | question: What was True Lies?, answer: a popular spy film | question: What was the name of the 1993 self-aware action comedy spoof?, answer: Last Action Hero | question: What was the name of the 1993 self-aware action comedy spoof Last Action Hero?, answer: His next film project | question: What was the name of Schwarzenegger's 1994 spy film?, answer: True Lies | question: What was 'Last Action Hero'?, answer: His next film | question: What movie was Last Action Hero opposite?, answer: Jurassic Park
+question: Who did Schwarzenegger prevent driver's licenses being given out to?, answer: illegal immigrants | question: Who began to oppose Schwarzenegger's initiatives?, answer: powerful state unions | question: Who won a special election in November 2005?, answer: Schwarzenegger | question: What unpopular increase did Schwarzenegger repeal?, answer: the vehicle registration fee | question: What did Schwarzenegger repeal in the vehicle registration fee?, answer: an unpopular increase | question: In Knox v. Service Employees International Union, what was the name of the union?, answer: Local | question: In what case did the Supreme Court rule that public employee unions' use of compulsory fundraising was illegal?, answer: Knox v. Service Employees International Union | question: What did state unions oppose?, answer: his various initiatives
+question: Who did Giuliani endorse?, answer: Senator John McCain | question: Who did Schwarzenegger have a good relationship with?, answer: candidates Rudy Giuliani | question: Who remained neutral throughout 2007 and early 2008?, answer: Schwarzenegger | question: Who did Giuliani endorse?, answer: John McCain | question: Who dropped out of the race on January 30, 2008?, answer: Rudy Giuliani | question: Who did Giuliani endorse?, answer: McCain | question: What was the relationship between Rudy Giuliani and John McCain?, answer: good friends | question: Who did Giuliani have a good relationship with?, answer: Rudy | question: What political party was Giuliani in?, answer: Republican | question: In what country did Giuliani drop out of the race?, answer: U.S.
+question: What type of sports did Schwarzenegger serve as chairman of?, answer: Physical Fitness | question: Who was the Governor's Council on Physical Fitness and Sports under?, answer: Governor Pete Wilson | question: Who was the Governor's Council on Physical Fitness and Sports under?, answer: Pete Wilson | question: What was Schwarzenegger's first political appointment?, answer: Sports | question: Who served as chairman of the President's Council on Physical Fitness and Sports from 1990 to 1993?, answer: Schwarzenegger | question: What position did Schwarzenegger hold in the President's Council on Physical Fitness and Sports?, answer: chairman | question: What was Schwarzenegger's first political appointment?, answer: first
+question: What was the name of the bodybuilder that Schwarzenegger wanted to become?, answer: Mr. Olympia | question: Who was the youngest ever Mr. Olympia?, answer: Olympia | question: Who was the youngest ever Mr. Olympia?, answer: Schwarzenegger | question: Who did Schwarzenegger lose to in 1969?, answer: Sergio Oliva | question: What was Schwarzenegger's goal?, answer: the greatest bodybuilder | question: How old was Schwarzenegger when he won the Mr. Olympia competition?, answer: this day | question: Where did Schwarzenegger want to become a bodybuilder?, answer: the world | question: How old was he when he won the Mr. Olympia competition?, answer: a record | question: How old was Schwarzenegger when he won Mr. Olympia?, answer: the age
+question: What did he file in 2006 to determine his net worth?, answer: tax returns | question: What is one of the reasons for his net worth being difficult to calculate?, answer: declining real estate values | question: Who once said "Money doesn't make you happy"?, answer: Schwarzenegger | question: What type of holdings did Schwarzenegger invest in?, answer: real estate holdings | question: What has been estimated to be $400 million after he separated from Maria Shriver?, answer: his net worth | question: Who did Schwarzenegger separate from in 2011?, answer: Maria Shriver | question: What is the reason for declining real estate values in the U.S. and Europe?, answer: economic recessions | question: How does the decline of real estate values in the U.S. and Europe affect the estimated value of Schwarzenegger's net worth?, answer: light | question: What did Schwarzenegger say did not make him happy?, answer: Money
+question: How has the official height of Arnold been brought into question?, answer: several articles | question: Who's official height is 6'2" (1.88m)?, answer: Schwarzenegger | question: Who questioned Schwarzenegger's height before he ran for governor?, answer: the Chicago Reader | question: What has Schwarzenegger's official height been brought into?, answer: question | question: Who made an unsuccessful attempt to use a tailor's tape measure on the Governor?, answer: Assemblyman Herb Wesson | question: Who made an unsuccessful attempt to find out how tall he was?, answer: Herb Wesson | question: What position did Herb Wesson hold?, answer: Governor | question: Where did the Chicago Reader question Schwarzenegger's height before he ran for governor?, answer: an article
+question: Where did Schwarzenegger's private jet make an emergency landing?, answer: Van Nuys Airport | question: Whose private jet made an emergency landing at Van Nuys Airport?, answer: Schwarzenegger | question: When did Schwarzenegger's private jet make an emergency landing?, answer: June | question: What did the pilot report coming from the cockpit?, answer: smoke | question: What did Schwarzenegger's private jet make on June 19, 2009?, answer: an emergency landing | question: Who reported smoke coming from the cockpit?, answer: the pilot | question: Where did the pilot report smoke coming from?, answer: the cockpit | question: What was released by the governor's press secretary?, answer: a statement
+question: How old was Schwarzenegger when he dreamed of moving to the U.S.?, answer: age | question: What language did Schwarzenegger speak when he moved to the U.S.?, answer: little English | question: What language did Schwarzenegger speak when he moved to the U.S.?, answer: English | question: Who realized his dream of moving to the U.S. at the age of 10?, answer: Schwarzenegger | question: Who did Schwarzenegger become good friends with?, answer: professional wrestler Superstar Billy Graham | question: Where did Schwarzenegger move to in 1968?, answer: U.S. | question: When did Schwarzenegger move to the United States?, answer: September | question: What did Schwarzenegger see as the avenue through which to move to the U.S.?, answer: bodybuilding | question: Who was the trainer at Gold's Gym?, answer: Joe Weider | question: Who was a good friend of Schwarzenegger?, answer: Superstar Billy Graham
+question: What type of research is the Abel Salazar Biomedical Sciences Institute?, answer: biosciences research institutions | question: What are the largest R&D units of public universities by volume of?, answer: research grants | question: What is the name of the state-managed autonomous research institution in Portugal?, answer: Instituto Nacional de Engenharia | question: What is the name of the state-managed autonomous research institution in Portugal?, answer: Instituto Nacional | question: What are scientific and technological research activities in Portugal mainly conducted within a network of?, answer: R&D units | question: What type of universities are the largest R&D units in Portugal?, answer: public universities | question: What are mainly conducted within a network of R&D units?, answer: Scientific and technological research activities | question: What is the name of the state-managed autonomous research institution in Portugal?, answer: Tecnologia e Inovação | question: What type of research institutions are the INETI and INRB?, answer: state-managed autonomous research institutions | question: What is the name of the state-managed autonomous research institution in Portugal?, answer: Recursos Biológicos
+question: What is Scotland's educational system based on?, answer: comprehensive education | question: What type of examinations does Scotland have compared to England and Wales?, answer: different examinations | question: How does Scotland's educational system compare to England and Wales?, answer: different ages | question: What country has a very different educational system from England and Wales?, answer: Scotland | question: What country has a very different educational system from Scotland?, answer: Wales | question: What does Scotland have a different philosophy of choice and a different philosophy of choice?, answer: provision | question: What country has a very different educational system from Scotland?, answer: England | question: What type of choice and provision does Scotland have compared to England and Wales?, answer: a different philosophy | question: What is the philosophy of Scotland's education?, answer: choice | question: What is different about Scotland from England and Wales?, answer: a very different educational system
+question: On what date did Season 11 premiere?, answer: January | question: Who was the finalist in the Top 24?, answer: Jermaine Jones | question: What did Jermaine Jones conceal on March 14, 2012?, answer: outstanding warrants | question: What season premiered on January 18, 2012?, answer: Season | question: Who was disqualified in 12th place for concealing arrests and outstanding warrants?, answer: Jones | question: What was Jermaine Jones accused of concealing?, answer: arrests | question: In what place was Jermaine Jones disqualified?, answer: 12th place | question: In what place was Jermaine Jones disqualified for concealing arrests and outstanding warrants?, answer: 12th | question: When was it announced that Jermaine Jones would join the Top 24?, answer: February | question: What season premiered on January 18, 2012?, answer: Season 11
+question: What was the first season to have four judges on the panel?, answer: Season | question: What was the first since nine to have four judges on the panel?, answer: season | question: Who was on the judging panel in the 12th season?, answer: Nicki Minaj | question: When did the feud between Minaj and Carey take place?, answer: pre-season | question: Who was one of the judges in the 12th season of TMZ?, answer: Mariah Carey | question: Who left the show after two seasons?, answer: Judges Jennifer Lopez | question: Who was the first season to have four judges on the show?, answer: Minaj | question: Who was the first to have four judges on TMZ's judging panel?, answer: Carey | question: Who leaked a video of the feud between Minaj and Carey?, answer: TMZ | question: Who was the judging panel for the 12th season of TMZ?, answer: Randy Jackson
+question: What season premiered on January 13, 2009?, answer: Season | question: On what date did season eight of the show begin?, answer: January | question: What type of programming was Mike Darnell the president of for Fox?, answer: alternative programming | question: Who was the widow of Mike Darnell?, answer: Danny Gokey.[citation | question: Who was the president of alternative programming for Fox?, answer: Mike Darnell | question: Who was Mike Darnell the president of alternative programming for?, answer: Fox | question: What season premiered on January 13, 2009?, answer: Season eight | question: What did Mike Darnell say would focus more on contestants' personal life?, answer: the season | question: On what date did season eight of the show begin?, answer: January 13, 2009
+question: What did the season finale of American Idol fall 27% in?, answer: total viewer number | question: What did the average viewership fall in the season finale of American Idol?, answer: total viewers | question: What did the ratings for the first two episodes of American Idol fall in?, answer: overall viewer numbers | question: What season suffered a steep drop in ratings?, answer: Season | question: What season did the ratings for the first two episodes of American Idol fall?, answer: season | question: What was the name of the new show that caused the drop in ratings?, answer: Factor | question: The Voice and The X-Factor are examples of what?, answer: new shows | question: What did season eleven of American Idol suffer a steep drop in?, answer: ratings | question: What network did American Idol fall to for the first time in eight years?, answer: NBC Sunday Night Football | question: What position did American Idol fall to in the 18/49 demo?, answer: second
+question: What was the name of the fifth season?, answer: Season | question: When did the fifth season of The Simpsons begin?, answer: January | question: What were the Brittenum twins disqualified for?, answer: identity theft | question: What is the highest-rated season in the show's run so far?, answer: Season five | question: What twins were disqualified for identity theft?, answer: Brittenum | question: Where did the Brittenum twins compete?, answer: Hollywood | question: What is the rating of the fifth season?, answer: the highest-rated season | question: Which contestants were disqualified for identity theft?, answer: the Brittenum twins | question: When did the fifth season of the show begin?, answer: January 17, 2006
+question: What format was the finale of season four aired in?, answer: high definition | question: What was the first season to be aired in high definition?, answer: Season | question: What was the first season to be aired in high definition?, answer: season | question: What was the first season of the show to be aired in high definition?, answer: the first season | question: In what season was the age limit raised to 28?, answer: this season | question: On what date did the fourth season of "The Simpsons" begin?, answer: January | question: Who was one of the two rockers who benefited from the new age limit?, answer: Constantine Maroulis | question: Who was one of the two rockers who benefited from the new age limit?, answer: Bo Bice | question: What was aired in high definition in season three?, answer: the finale | question: Constantine Maroulis and Bo Bice benefited from what?, answer: this new rule
+question: On what date did season nine of "The Simpsons" premiere?, answer: January | question: When did Ellen DeGeneres replace Paula Abdul?, answer: Hollywood Week | question: Who did Ellen DeGeneres replace at the start of Hollywood Week?, answer: Paula Abdul | question: Who replaced Paula Abdul at the start of Hollywood Week?, answer: Ellen DeGeneres | question: What season premiered on January 12, 2010?, answer: Season nine | question: What was the upheaval at?, answer: the judging panel | question: When did the ninth season of 'The Simpsons' premiere?, answer: January 12, 2010 | question: What position did Ellen DeGeneres hold?, answer: a judge | question: When did Ellen DeGeneres join Hollywood Week?, answer: the start | question: What happened at the judging panel?, answer: The upheaval
+question: What was the name of the seventh season?, answer: Season | question: The media focused on the professional status of what season?, answer: season | question: What did Kristy Lee Cook, Brooke White, Michael Johns, and Carly Smithson have?, answer: prior recording contracts | question: Who was one of the ringers?, answer: Kristy Lee Cook | question: Who was one of the ringers?, answer: particular Carly Smithson | question: On what date did the seventh season of 'The Simpsons' premiere?, answer: January | question: Who was one of the ringers?, answer: Brooke White | question: Who was one of the ringers?, answer: Michael Johns | question: Who was one of the ringers?, answer: Carly Smithson | question: What did the media focus on the professional status of?, answer: the season
+question: When did season six begin?, answer: January | question: When did season six begin?, answer: Tuesday | question: When did the premiere of season six peak?, answer: the last half hour | question: How many viewers were in the last half hour of season six?, answer: more than 41 million viewers | question: How many people watched the premiere of season six?, answer: 37.3 million viewers | question: What season began on January 16, 2007?, answer: Season six | question: When did season six begin?, answer: Tuesday, January 16, 2007 | question: What type of audience did the premiere of season six have?, answer: a massive audience | question: How many viewers were in the last half hour of season six?, answer: more than 41 million | question: When did season six begin?, answer: The premiere
+question: What was the first season where the average results show rated higher than the competition stages?, answer: Season | question: What was the first season wherein the average results show rated higher than the competition stages?, answer: season | question: What is the name of the show that ranked among the most watched episodes in the sixth season?, answer: American Idol | question: What was the first season where the average results show rated higher than the competition stages?, answer: the previous seasons | question: What did American Idol's consistent dominance exceed the reach of?, answer: previous hits | question: What was the second highest-rated season of American Idol?, answer: the preceding season | question: What ranked among the most watched episodes of American Idol?, answer: its succeeding episodes | question: What saw a drop in ratings of 16% from the previous year?, answer: The season finale | question: What was the first season of American Idol where the average results show rated higher than the competition stages?, answer: the first season | question: What was the first season where the average results show rated higher than the competition stages?, answer: the season
+question: What type of auditions were included in season ten?, answer: online auditions | question: What website was the first to allow contestants to submit a 40-second video audition?, answer: Myspace | question: Who could submit a 40-second video audition via Myspace?, answer: contestants | question: What season is the first to include online auditions?, answer: Season | question: What is Season ten?, answer: first | question: What could contestants submit via Myspace?, answer: a 40-second video audition | question: Who was one of the first contestants to submit a 40-second video audition via Myspace?, answer: Karen Rodriguez | question: How long is a video audition?, answer: 40-second | question: Where did Karen Rodriguez reach in the online auditions?, answer: the final rounds | question: Who was Karen Rodriguez?, answer: one such auditioner
+question: When did season ten of American Idol premiere?, answer: January | question: What season of American Idol premiered on January 19, 2011?, answer: Season | question: What was Nigel Lythgoe's position on American Idol?, answer: executive producer | question: What did Jimmy Iovine replace with the in-house mentor of American Idol?, answer: weekly guest mentors | question: What were Beyoncé, Will.i.am and Lady Gaga brought in?, answer: later episodes special guest mentors | question: Who did Ellen DeGeneres leave to launch the U.S. version of American Idol?, answer: Kara DioGuardi | question: Who left to launch the U.S. version of The X Factor?, answer: Simon Cowell | question: Who was the new judge for season ten of American Idol?, answer: Ellen DeGeneres | question: Who returned as executive producer of American Idol?, answer: Nigel Lythgoe | question: What was introduced in the tenth season of American Idol?, answer: Many changes
+question: When did season three of Idol begin?, answer: January | question: What was the name of the third season of Idol?, answer: Season | question: What did William Hung's off-key version of Ricky Martin's "She Bangs" receive?, answer: widespread attention | question: Who was one of the most talked about contestants during the audition process?, answer: William Hung | question: What season did William Hung become the third best-selling singer?, answer: that season | question: William Hung was one of the most talked about contestants during what?, answer: the audition process | question: What rank did Hung hold on Idol?, answer: third | question: When did season three of Idol begin?, answer: January 19, 2004
+question: What is the seasonal ranking based on?, answer: average total viewers | question: What has the longest winning streak in Nielsen ratings?, answer: American Idol | question: What is based on average total viewers per episode of American Idol?, answer: Seasonal rankings | question: What is the average total viewer per in American Idol?, answer: episode | question: American Idol became the highest-rated of all television programs in the United States for how many consecutive years?, answer: result show | question: How did American Idol rank in the Nielsen ratings?, answer: number | question: What does American Idol have the longest winning streak in?, answer: the Nielsen annual television ratings | question: How often does American Idol have a winning streak?, answer: annual | question: Who rated American Idol?, answer: Nielsen | question: How many consecutive years has American Idol been the highest-rated television program in the United States?, answer: an unprecedented seven consecutive years
+question: What made up more than 37 percent of IndyMac's total deposits?, answer: brokered deposits | question: What would a simple averaging put the threat of to IndyMac at $500 million a month?, answer: brokered deposits loss | question: What did the FDIC disallowed IndyMac from acquiring on June 30?, answer: new brokered deposits | question: What did Senator Schumer say brokered deposits made up more than 37 percent of?, answer: total deposits | question: Who pointed out that brokered deposits made up more than 37 percent of IndyMac's total deposits?, answer: Senator Charles Schumer | question: Who was referring to a little over $7 billion in brokered deposits?, answer: Senator Schumer | question: What company did Senator Schumer want to reduce its reliance on brokered deposits?, answer: IndyMac | question: Who was the senator that pointed out that brokered deposits made up more than 37 percent of IndyMac's total deposits?, answer: Charles Schumer | question: Who was the senator that pointed out that brokered deposits made up more than 37 percent of IndyMac's total deposits?, answer: Schumer
+question: What do Sentient beings attain to free themselves from suffering?, answer: Nirvana | question: Who always suffers throughout sasra?, answer: Sentient beings | question: Sentient beings always suffer throughout what?, answer: saṃsāra | question: What leads to the absence of the others?, answer: Nidāna | question: What is it called when a Sentient is freed from suffering?, answer: (dukkha | question: What do Sentient beings always suffer throughout sasra until they free themselves from by attaining Nirvana?, answer: this suffering | question: What Nida leads to the absence of the others?, answer: first | question: What leads to the absence of the others?, answer: the first Nidāna—ignorance | question: What leads to the absence of the others?, answer: the absence | question: The absence of the first Nida leads to the absence of whom?, answer: the others
+question: Montesquieu's idea of separation of what was a political doctrine originating in the writings of Montesquieu?, answer: power | question: Montesquieu urged for a constitutional government with three separate branches of government, each of which branch would have defined abilities to check the powers of the other branches?, answer: powers | question: Montesquieu urged for a constitutional what?, answer: government | question: What is a political doctrine originating in the writings of Montesquieu?, answer: Separation | question: What did Montesquieu call the idea of a constitutional government with three separate branches of government?, answer: separation | question: The separation of powers is associated with a system of checks and what?, answer: balances | question: What branch of government is kept distinct in order to prevent abuse of power?, answer: the United States government | question: Who wrote The Spirit of the Laws?, answer: Montesquieu | question: Montesquieu urged for a constitutional government with how many branches?, answer: three separate branches | question: What is the United States system of separation of powers associated with?, answer: checks
+question: Who did Duncan Preston play in Sergel's play?, answer: Atticus Finch | question: Where did Sergel's play start in the UK?, answer: West Yorkshire Playhouse | question: Who starred in Sergel's play at Regent's Park Open Air Theatre?, answer: Robert Sean Leonard | question: What audience did Sergel's play play at Regent's Park Open Air Theatre in London?, answer: full houses | question: Where did Sergel's play open in 2013?, answer: Park Open Air Theatre | question: In what city did Sergel's play open in 2013?, answer: London | question: Where did Sergel's play tour?, answer: UK | question: Who wrote the play Atticus Finch?, answer: Sergel | question: Where was the West Yorkshire Playhouse located?, answer: Leeds | question: Who played Atticus Finch in Sergel's play?, answer: Duncan Preston
+question: What type of dog provides assistance to people with physical or mental disabilities?, answer: assistance dogs | question: Guide dogs, utility dogs, assistance dogs, hearing dogs, and psychological therapy dogs are examples of what type of dog?, answer: Service dogs | question: What type of service dogs provide assistance to people with physical or mental disabilities?, answer: guide dogs | question: What type of dog provides assistance to people with physical or mental disabilities?, answer: utility dogs | question: Guide dogs, utility dogs, assistance dogs, hearing dogs, and psychological therapy dogs are examples of what?, answer: dogs | question: What type of dog provides assistance to people with physical or mental disabilities?, answer: psychological therapy dogs | question: What type of dogs provide assistance to people with physical or mental disabilities?, answer: assistance | question: What have been shown to alert their handler when the handler shows signs of an impending seizure?, answer: Some dogs | question: What can a guardian seek when a dog alerts their handler of an impending seizure?, answer: medical care | question: Who do service dogs provide assistance to?, answer: individuals
+question: What began to take shape in early 2013 for Kanye West's sixth solo effort?, answer: Sessions | question: Who released Yeezus?, answer: West | question: What is the name of Kanye West's sixth solo album?, answer: sixth | question: Who announced his first solo tour in five years?, answer: Kanye West | question: What did Kanye West promote his sixth album with?, answer: live television performances | question: Where was Kanye West's living room located?, answer: Paris | question: What did sessions for Kanye West's sixth solo effort begin to take in early 2013?, answer: shape | question: What type of music did Kanye West try to incorporate into his sixth album?, answer: industrial music
+question: What are spoken by millions of people in Southern Europe?, answer: Several South Slavic languages | question: Where are many South Slavic languages spoken?, answer: Southern Europe | question: What language is spoken by millions of people in Southern Europe?, answer: South Slavic | question: Where is Bosnian spoken?, answer: Bosnia | question: How many people in Southern Europe speak South Slavic languages?, answer: millions | question: Where is Croatian spoken?, answer: Croatia | question: How many people in Southern Europe speak South Slavic languages?, answer: people | question: In what country is n spoken?, answer: Macedonia | question: In what country is Serbian spoken?, answer: Bulgaria | question: What language is spoken in Bosnia and Herzegovina?, answer: Croatian
+question: Who has suggested that if the liquidity crisis continues, an extended recession or worse could occur?, answer: Several commentators | question: What has prompted fears of a global economic collapse?, answer: the liquidity crisis | question: What did the world's central banks cut to help borrowers?, answer: interest rate | question: What were the world's central banks cutting?, answer: interest rates | question: What did the United Kingdom start?, answer: systemic injection | question: What did the world start to do to fix the crisis?, answer: capital injection | question: Iceland's banking collapse is the largest suffered by any country in what?, answer: economic history | question: What type of terms did UBS say the worst is still to come?, answer: economic terms | question: What involved all three of the country's major banks?, answer: The economic crisis | question: What did the United Kingdom begin to do to fix the financial crisis?, answer: injection
+question: What type of protesters gathered at the Trocadéro?, answer: pro-Tibet | question: Who did Thupten Gyatso call upon to remain calm, non-violent, peaceful?, answer: pro-Tibet demonstrators | question: Who gathered at the Trocadéro?, answer: Several hundred pro-Tibet protesters | question: Pro-Tibet protesters gathered at the Trocadéro with banners and what?, answer: Tibetan flags | question: What did the pro-Tibet protesters use to protest?, answer: banners | question: Pro-Tibet protesters gathered at the Trocadéro with banners and what flags?, answer: Tibetan | question: Where did the pro-Tibet protesters gather?, answer: Trocadéro | question: What did the pro-Tibet protesters never approach?, answer: the torch relay | question: What did the pro-Tibet protesters remain at the Trocadéro for?, answer: a peaceful protest | question: In what country did Jane Birkin speak about the lack of freedom of speech?, answer: China
+question: What has been developed to control glare resulting from indoor lighting design?, answer: Several measurement methods | question: Several measurement methods have been developed to control glare resulting from what?, answer: indoor lighting design | question: The luminance of the glare source, the solid angle of the glare source, the background luminance, and the position of the glare source in the field of view all influence the degree of what?, answer: discomfort glare | question: What have a number of measurement methods been developed to control?, answer: glare | question: What type of methods have been developed to control glare resulting from indoor lighting design?, answer: measurement | question: What must be taken into account in order to determine the degree of discomfort glare?, answer: the glare source | question: The luminance of the glare source, the solid angle of the glare source, the background luminance, and the position of the glare source in the field of view must all be taken into what?, answer: account | question: What are the four main factors that influence the degree of discomfort glare?, answer: these new methods | question: The position of the glare source in the field of what must be taken into account?, answer: view | question: The solid angle of the glare source, the solid angle of the glare source, and what other factor must be taken into account?, answer: the background luminance
+question: What can be exchanged between different bacterial strains or species via plasmids that carry these resistance genes?, answer: antibacterial resistance genes | question: Several molecular mechanisms of what exist?, answer: antibacterial resistance | question: Plasmids that carry what can confer resistance to multiple antibacterials?, answer: several different resistance genes | question: Antibacterial-producing bacteria have evolved what?, answer: resistance mechanisms | question: What may be part of the genetic makeup of bacterial strains?, answer: Intrinsic antibacterial resistance | question: Plasmids that carry several different resistance genes can confer what to more than one antibacterial compound?, answer: resistance | question: What exists of antibacterial resistance?, answer: Several molecular mechanisms | question: What can antibacterial resistance genes be exchanged between?, answer: different bacterial strains | question: Cross-resistance to what may also occur when a resistance mechanism encoded by a single gene conveys resistance to more than one antibacterial compound?, answer: several antibacterials | question: Intrinsic antibacterial resistance may be part of the genetic makeup of what?, answer: bacterial strains
+question: What is the focus of the US Interagency Task Force on Antimicrobial Resistance?, answer: antimicrobial resistance | question: Who are lobbying to eliminate the unnecessary use of antibiotics?, answer: Several organizations | question: Who coordinates the US Interagency Task Force on Antimicrobial Resistance?, answer: other US agencies | question: What did the "Antibiotics are not automatic" government campaign in France reduce?, answer: unnecessary antibiotic prescriptions | question: What is the name of the NGO campaign group that aims to eliminate the unnecessary use of antibiotics?, answer: Antibiotics | question: What are a number of organizations concerned with antimicrobial resistance lobbying to eliminate the unnecessary use of?, answer: antibiotics | question: What country is the Interagency Task Force on Antimicrobial Resistance from?, answer: US | question: What is the US Interagency Task Force on?, answer: Antimicrobial Resistance | question: What is the US Centers for?, answer: Disease Control | question: What group of people were most affected by the "Antibiotics are not automatic" campaign in France?, answer: children
+question: Who lived in New York during the 1830s and 1840s?, answer: Several prominent American literary figures | question: Who was a notable American literary figure who lived in New York in the 1830s and 1840s?, answer: William Cullen Bryant | question: Where did William Cullen Bryant live in the 1830s and 1840s?, answer: New York | question: Who was a notable American writer who lived in New York in the 1830s and 1840s?, answer: Rufus Wilmot Griswold | question: Who was a notable American writer who lived in New York in the 1830s and 1840s?, answer: Edgar Allan Poe | question: Who was a notable American writer who lived in New York in the 1830s and 1840s?, answer: Washington Irving | question: Who was a notable American writer who lived in New York in the 1830s and 1840s?, answer: Herman Melville | question: Who was a notable American writer who lived in New York in the 1830s and 1840s?, answer: Nathaniel Parker Willis | question: Who was Rufus?, answer: Wilmot Griswold | question: Who was a notable American writer who lived in New York in the 1830s and 1840s?, answer: John Keese
+question: In what region of India are the Prajpramita stras located?, answer: South India | question: Who has suggested that the Prajpramit stras developed among the Mahsghika?, answer: Several scholars | question: What is one of the earliest Mahyna stras?, answer: Prajñāpāramitā | question: Prajpramita stras are among the earliest of what type of stras?, answer: Mahāyāna | question: Where did the Prajpramit stras develop?, answer: Mahāsāṃghika | question: In what region of South India are the Prajpramita stras located?, answer: Āndhra | question: What are the Prajpramit stras?, answer: the earliest Mahāyāna sūtras | question: What are among the earliest Mahyna stras?, answer: the Prajñāpāramitā sūtras | question: Along what river did the Prajpramita stras develop?, answer: the Kṛṣṇa River | question: In what region of South India are the Prajpramit stras located?, answer: the Āndhra region
+question: What was Schechter Poultry Corp. v. United States?, answer: powers case | question: What did Franklin Delano Roosevelt hold during the Great Depression?, answer: power | question: Schechter Poultry Corp. v. United States was a case of what?, answer: powers | question: What did Franklin Delano Roosevelt hold during the Great Depression?, answer: considerable power | question: Who was Theodore Roosevelt's successor?, answer: William Howard Taft | question: Who has attempted to greatly expand the power of the presidency?, answer: Several twentieth-century presidents | question: Who introduced a "Court Packing" plan?, answer: Franklin Roosevelt | question: Who held considerable power during the Great Depression?, answer: Franklin Delano Roosevelt | question: How did Theodore Roosevelt compare to William Howard Taft?, answer: direct contrast | question: Who has attempted to greatly expand the power of the presidency?, answer: Several twentieth-century
+question: What has Beyoncé received for most of the songs recorded with Destiny's Child?, answer: co-writing credits | question: What has Beyoncé received for most of the records in which she has been involved?, answer: co-producing credits | question: Beyoncé has received co-producing credits for most of the records in which she has been involved, especially during what?, answer: her solo efforts | question: Beyoncé has received co-writing credits for most of the songs recorded with whom?, answer: Destiny | question: What Destiny album did Beyoncé co-write?, answer: Child | question: What was the name of Beyoncé's first female-empowerment song?, answer: Independent Women | question: Who did Beyoncé start a relationship with?, answer: Jay Z | question: Who did Beyoncé start a relationship with?, answer: Jay | question: What did Beyoncé transition to after her relationship with Jay Z?, answer: more man-tending anthems
+question: Who discovers that Bob Ewell has died during the fight?, answer: Sheriff Tate | question: Who died during the fight?, answer: Bob Ewell | question: Who arrives and discovers that Bob Ewell has died during the fight?, answer: Tate | question: Who died during the fight?, answer: Ewell | question: Who does Atticus believe to be responsible for Ewell's death?, answer: Boo | question: Who does the sheriff argue with about the prudence and ethics of charging Jem or Boo?, answer: Atticus | question: When did Bob Ewell die?, answer: the fight | question: What did Bob Ewell fall on?, answer: his own knife | question: Who does Atticus believe to be responsible for Ewell's death?, answer: Jem | question: The sheriff argues with Atticus about prudence and what of charging Jem or Boo?, answer: ethics
+question: Who did Yang Sanbao gain the allegiance of?, answer: various Tibetan princes | question: Who did the Yongle Emperor send into Tibet in 1413?, answer: Yang Sanbao | question: Where did the Yongle Emperor send his eunuch Yang Sanbao?, answer: Tibet | question: What did the Yongle Emperor pay for tributes?, answer: return gifts | question: Who did the Yongle Emperor want to maintain loyalty to?, answer: neighboring vassal states | question: Who did Van Praag say upheld their own relations with the kingdoms of Nepal and Kashmir?, answer: Tibetan rulers | question: Who wrote that the Yongle Emperor sent his eunuch Yang Sanbao into Tibet?, answer: Shih-Shan Henry Tsai | question: Whose rulers upheld their own separate relations with the kingdoms of Nepal and Kashmir?, answer: Tibetan | question: Who sent Yang Sanbao into Tibet?, answer: the Yongle Emperor | question: What did Van Praag say Tibetan rulers engaged in with Nepal and Kashmir?, answer: armed confrontation
+question: In the 1970s, Shuman's design was resurrected with a new wave of interest in what?, answer: solar thermal energy | question: What did World War I and the discovery of cheap oil discourage the advancement of?, answer: solar energy | question: Who built the world's first solar thermal power station?, answer: Shuman | question: What used parabolic troughs to power a 45-52 kilowatt engine?, answer: Shuman’s plant | question: Where was the world's first solar thermal power station built?, answer: Egypt | question: What did Shuman build the world's first solar thermal station?, answer: power | question: Where did the water from the Nile River go?, answer: adjacent cotton fields | question: What did Shuman build in Maadi, Egypt?, answer: the world’s first solar thermal power station | question: What was the name of the world's first solar thermal power station?, answer: first | question: Where was the world's first solar thermal power station built?, answer: Maadi
+question: In 2014, what city hosted 300,000 employees in the tech sector?, answer: New York City | question: What type of startup companies are growing in New York City?, answer: High technology | question: In the first half of 2015, Silicon Alley generated over US$3.7 billion in venture capital investment across a broad spectrum of what?, answer: high technology enterprises | question: What is the name of the sphere encompassing the New York City metropolitan region's high technology industries?, answer: Silicon Alley | question: What type of investment did Silicon Alley generate in the first half of 2015?, answer: venture capital investment | question: What type of investment did Silicon Alley generate in the first half of 2015?, answer: venture capital investments | question: What does "fintech" mean?, answer: financial technology | question: New York City hosted 300,000 employees in what sector in 2014?, answer: information technology | question: New York City is known for being the leading internet hub and what?, answer: telecommunications center
+question: Where did similar organizations follow the American Anthropological Association?, answer: other countries | question: What followed the American Anthropological Association in 1902?, answer: Similar organizations | question: What other organizations followed the American Anthropological Association?, answer: many others | question: What organization was founded in Madrid in 1865?, answer: the Anthropological Society | question: What organization was founded in 1902?, answer: The American Anthropological Association | question: What was the name of the Italian society founded by Rudolph Virchow?, answer: Anthropology | question: What organization was founded in 1865?, answer: the Anthropological Society of Madrid | question: What organization was founded in Vienna in 1870?, answer: the Anthropological Society of Vienna | question: What city was the Anthropological Society of in 1865?, answer: Madrid | question: What was the name of the Italian Society of Anthropology and Ethnology?, answer: the Italian Society
+question: What is the single biggest killer in Portugal?, answer: cerebrovascular disease | question: What do most Portuguese die from?, answer: noncommunicable diseases | question: What is the main component of CVD?, answer: ischaemic heart disease | question: What is CVD?, answer: cardiovascular diseases | question: Who dies from noncommunicable diseases?, answer: most Portuguese | question: What type of cancer is more common among women in Portugal?, answer: breast cancer | question: Portuguese people die 12% less often from what disease than in the Eur-A?, answer: cancer | question: What type of cancer is more common among women in Portugal?, answer: lung cancer | question: Portugal is similar to what other Eur-A country?, answer: the other Eur-A countries | question: What type of trends do the two main components of CVD display compared to the Eur-A?, answer: inverse trends
+question: Who had survived on bison for centuries?, answer: Native people | question: What was the primary protein source that Native people had survived on for centuries?, answer: bison | question: How long had bison been the primary protein source that Native people had survived on?, answer: centuries | question: Who had survived on bison for centuries?, answer: Native | question: What is bison?, answer: the primary protein source | question: In what country did only 325 bison remain?, answer: United States | question: What is bison?, answer: a keystone species | question: What did Sheridan want to deprive the Indians of?, answer: food | question: In 1884, how many bison remained in the United States?, answer: the entire United States | question: In what state were there 13 million bison in 1870?, answer: Montana
+question: What did Canada participate in during the Suez Crisis?, answer: United Nations Peacekeeping operations | question: Who has participated in more than 200 operations worldwide since 1947?, answer: Canadian military units | question: What United Nations peacekeeping operation did Canada participate in?, answer: Golan Heights | question: Who came to be considered world-class professionals during these conflicts?, answer: Canadian soldiers | question: What country's military units have participated in more than 200 operations worldwide since 1947?, answer: Canadian | question: In what country did Canada participate in the United Nations Peacekeeping operations?, answer: Libya | question: In what war did Canada participate in NATO?, answer: First Gulf War | question: How many international operations have Canadian military units completed since 1947?, answer: 72 international operations | question: What war was Canada a part of during?, answer: Kosovo War | question: What country did Canada participate in the United Nations Peacekeeping operations in?, answer: Cyprus
+question: The cardinal bishops have no powers of what over the suburbicarian sees?, answer: governance | question: What is the Cardinal Vicar of the see of Rome?, answer: apostolic administrator | question: What type of sees do the cardinal bishops have a titular relationship with?, answer: suburbicarian | question: Who has only a titular relationship with the suburbicarian sees since 1962?, answer: the cardinal bishops | question: Where is the Cardinal Vicar of the see of Rome apostolic administrator?, answer: Ostia | question: Where is the Cardinal Vicar from?, answer: Rome | question: What does each see have?, answer: its own bishop | question: How do cardinal bishops interact with the suburbicarian sees?, answer: only a titular relationship | question: How much governance do cardinal bishops have over the suburbicarian sees?, answer: no powers | question: The cardinal bishops have only a titular relationship with what type of sees?, answer: the suburbicarian
+question: Who supplied the water prior to the 1973 take over?, answer: Plymouth County Borough Corporation | question: What city has been supplied water by South West Water since 1973?, answer: Plymouth | question: What was the purpose of the two leats built before the 19th century?, answer: drinking water | question: Who supplies water to Plymouth since 1973?, answer: South West Water | question: What has Plymouth been supplied by South West Water since 1973?, answer: water | question: What did the Devonport Leat carry?, answer: fresh drinking water | question: The Devonport Leat was originally designed to carry water to what town?, answer: Devonport town | question: What does the Burrator Reservoir feed most of?, answer: the water supply | question: What Dartmoor river fed the Devonport Leat?, answer: Blackabrook | question: In what year did South West Water begin to supply water to Plymouth?, answer: 1973 Plymouth
+question: What have they been archiving since 1996?, answer: web sites | question: What do they use to archive cached pages of web sites?, answer: Linux nodes | question: What can be captured on the fly by visitors who are offered a link to do so?, answer: Sites | question: What do they archive every few weeks or months?, answer: sites | question: What have they been archiving since 1996?, answer: cached pages | question: What is the name of the Linux nodes that they have been archiving sites on?, answer: Linux | question: What would be lost if a site was changed or closed down?, answer: a site | question: How often do they revisit sites?, answer: months | question: Where have they been archiving cached pages of web sites since 1996?, answer: their large cluster | question: Who can capture sites on the fly?, answer: visitors
+question: What university has been led by John I. Jenkins, C.S.C. since 2005?, answer: Notre Dame | question: What is the Campus Crossroads a $400m expansion of?, answer: Notre Dame Stadium | question: Who is the 17th president of Notre Dame?, answer: John I. Jenkins | question: What did Jenkins want to build the connection between faith and?, answer: studies | question: Who is the 17th president of Notre Dame?, answer: Jenkins | question: What has been done on the campus of Notre Dame during Jenkins' tenure?, answer: many construction projects | question: What did Jenkins want Notre Dame to be a leader in?, answer: research | question: Who is John I. Jenkins?, answer: C.S.C. | question: What did Jenkins want to build the connection between studies and studies?, answer: faith | question: What is the name of the Ice Arena built by Jenkins?, answer: Compton Family Ice Arena
+question: What has the iPod line dominated since October 2004?, answer: digital music player sales | question: What does the iPod line dominate the market for?, answer: players | question: What website reported that the iPod market share reached 72.7% in January 2007?, answer: Bloomberg Online | question: What reached 72.7% in January 2007?, answer: the iPod market share | question: What type of players does the iPod dominate the market for?, answer: hard drive-based players | question: What did the high rate of sales cause the iPod to increase from 31% to 65%?, answer: its U.S. market share | question: What has the iPod line dominated in the United States since October 2004?, answer: sales | question: When did the iPod line begin to dominate digital music player sales in the U.S.?, answer: October | question: What was measured in July 2005?, answer: this market share | question: What has dominated digital music player sales in the United States since October 2004?, answer: iPod
+question: What theory did Whitehead reject?, answer: representative perception | question: What did Whitehead need a new way of describing that was not limited to living, self-conscious beings?, answer: perception | question: What does the mind only have private ideas about?, answer: other entities | question: Whitehead's metaphysics described a universe in which all what experience?, answer: entities | question: Whose metaphysics described a universe in which all entities experience?, answer: Whitehead | question: What term did Whitehead use to describe perception?, answer: prehension | question: The term prehension is meant to indicate a kind of perception that can be conscious or unconscious, applying to people as well as what?, answer: electrons | question: What does the term "prehension" apply to?, answer: people | question: What does the mind only have about other entities?, answer: private ideas
+question: What is experimental work being done on for single cell organisms?, answer: minimal genomes | question: What is very complex?, answer: genomes | question: What type of organisms are minimal genomes being used for?, answer: multi-cellular organisms | question: What type of organisms are being studied with minimal genomes?, answer: single cell organisms | question: What is the goal of reducing the number of genes in a genome to the bare minimum?, answer: question survive | question: What is the name of the field of study that studies minimal genomes for multi-cellular organisms?, answer: Developmental biology | question: What is one research strategy to reduce the number of in a genome to the bare minimum?, answer: genes | question: What is one research strategy to reduce the number of genes in?, answer: a genome | question: What type of biology is being done on minimal genomes for multi-cellular organisms?, answer: Developmental | question: What is one research strategy to reduce the number of genes in a genome to the bare minimum?, answer: one research strategy
+question: What type of research has become common for social and cultural anthropologists since the 1980s?, answer: ethnographic research | question: What is an example of a setting in which research is set?, answer: social movements | question: What is set in settings such as scientific laboratories, social movements, governmental and nongovernmental organizations and businesses?, answer: research | question: In what region has it become common for social and cultural anthropologists to set ethnographic research?, answer: North Atlantic | question: Who sets ethnographic research in the North Atlantic region?, answer: social and cultural anthropologists | question: In addition to scientific laboratories, social movements, governmental and nongovernmental organizations, what else is research set in?, answer: businesses | question: In what type of settings is research set?, answer: scientific laboratories | question: What do social and cultural anthropologists often examine the connections between?, answer: locations | question: In what region has it become common for social and cultural anthropologists to set ethnographic research?, answer: the North Atlantic region | question: In what type of settings is research set?, answer: settings
+question: What is an example of a specialization in the field of architecture?, answer: project delivery methods | question: In terms of what type of systems did the complexity of buildings begin to increase in the 1980s?, answer: structural systems | question: Since the 1980s, the field of architecture has become multi-disciplinary with specializations for each project type, technological expertise and project delivery methods., answer: buildings | question: In addition to structural systems, services, energy, and energy, what else has the complexity of buildings begun to increase?, answer: technologies | question: What do some members of the architectural profession feel successful architecture must use to create liveable environments?, answer: technology | question: In terms of structural systems, energy, and technologies, what did the complexity of buildings begin to increase?, answer: services | question: What type of technology has increased since the 1980s?, answer: energy | question: In what terms did the complexity of buildings begin to increase?, answer: terms | question: The preparatory processes for the design of any large building have become increasingly complicated, and require preliminary studies of what?, answer: such matters | question: What do preparatory processes for the design of a large building require?, answer: preliminary studies
+question: What do parents have a right to choose which their child should go to?, answer: school | question: The concept of "school choice" introduces the idea of competition between what?, answer: schools | question: The concept of "school choice" introduces the idea of competition between what?, answer: state schools | question: What has this logic underpinned the controversial league tables of?, answer: school performance | question: What is the pseudo-market incentive to encourage?, answer: better schools | question: What act gave parents the right to choose which school their child should go to?, answer: Education Reform Act | question: Who has a right to choose which school their child should go to?, answer: parents | question: What concept introduces the idea of competition between state schools?, answer: "school choice | question: What do parents choose a secondary school for?, answer: skills | question: What do parents have a right to choose since the 1988 Education Reform Act?, answer: which school
+question: New Zealand's state-owned tertiary system is known as what?, answer: education | question: What has been happening in New Zealand's tertiary education system since the 1990s?, answer: consolidation | question: What New Zealand polytechnic was amalgamated with Massey University?, answer: Wellington Polytechnic | question: What type of education system is New Zealand's state-owned?, answer: tertiary | question: What did the Waikato Institute of Technology merge with?, answer: Hutt Valley Polytechnic | question: What did Hutt Valley Polytechnic become?, answer: Wellington Institute | question: Wellington Polytechnic amalgamated with what university?, answer: Massey University | question: What did Hutt Valley Polytechnic become?, answer: Technology | question: Which North Island polytechnic amalgamated with UCOL?, answer: Waiarapa Polytechnic
+question: What did the Carnation Revolution result in?, answer: economic expansion | question: What country is the world's leading cork producer?, answer: Portugal | question: How often is Portugal's economic growth?, answer: annual | question: What event in 1974 culminated in the end of one of Portugal's most notable phases of economic expansion?, answer: the Carnation Revolution | question: What is the focus of Portugal's public consumption-based economic development model?, answer: private investment | question: What did Portugal try to adapt to after the 1974 revolution and the PREC period?, answer: a changing modern global economy | question: What has happened to Portugal's economic growth since 1974?, answer: a significant change
+question: What building is just south of the Mendoza College of Business?, answer: Business building | question: How many buildings have been added to Notre Dame since 2004?, answer: several buildings | question: What was added together with a system of libraries?, answer: Many academic building | question: What is the name of the Institute for Social Concerns at Notre Dame?, answer: Church Life building | question: What is the name of the new building at Notre Dame?, answer: Geddes Hall | question: What is the name of the new residence for men at Notre Dame?, answer: Duncan Hall | question: What has the Notre Dame physical plant grown substantially since the construction of?, answer: its oldest buildings | question: What is the name of the new residence for women at Notre Dame?, answer: Ryan Hall | question: What has recently been completed at Notre Dame?, answer: A new engineering building | question: What is dedicated to sport at Notre Dame?, answer: also many building
+question: What is the hottest day in the country?, answer: nights | question: What is the average day in the country?, answer: temperature | question: What is the average night temperature in the country?, answer: 61 °F | question: What is the average night temperature in the country?, answer: 70 °F | question: What is the average day temperature in the country?, answer: 75 °F | question: In what part of the country does the average yearly rainfall range from 2,000 millimetres to over 2,000 millimetres?, answer: central parts | question: In what month does the wet season end?, answer: November | question: How often is the climate consistent?, answer: year-round | question: What is the average yearly rainfall in the country?, answer: The average yearly rainfall | question: What is the average day's temperature in the country?, answer: the average day
+question: What type of education does Melbourne Polytechnic offer?, answer: higher education offering | question: What is another name for technical and further education?, answer: TAFE | question: What does the Northern Melbourne Institute of TAFE offer?, answer: vocational education | question: What is a recent example of a TAFE rebranding?, answer: Melbourne Polytechnic | question: What TAFE institute renamed Melbourne Polytechnic in 2014?, answer: Northern Melbourne Institute | question: What type of education does Melbourne Polytechnic offer?, answer: vocationally oriented applied bachelor degress | question: What has the term TAFE been applied to since the mid-1990s?, answer: some technically minded technical and further education (TAFE) institutes | question: What is a recent example of a TAFE rebranding?, answer: the Melbourne Polytechnic rebranding | question: What are TAFE institutes becoming much like in the 1970s-1990s?, answer: the institutes | question: In what state is the term TAFE most commonly used?, answer: NSW
+question: In 2012, an analysis of the 131 contestants who have appeared in the finals of all seasons of Idol found that 48% have some connection to what country?, answer: the Southern United States | question: Where are Clay Aiken, Kellie Pickler, and Chris Daughtry from?, answer: North Carolina | question: What was the name of the first Idol winner from the U.S.?, answer: first | question: What contestant is the first to come from the Southern United States?, answer: Idol | question: Who is one of the finalists of the Idol show?, answer: Kellie Pickler | question: Who is one of the finalists of the Idol show from North Carolina?, answer: Chris Daughtry | question: Who is one of the finalists of the Idol show?, answer: Clay Aiken | question: Clay Aiken, Kellie Pickler, and Chris Daughtry are examples of what?, answer: other notable finalists | question: Clay Aiken, Kellie Pickler, and Chris Daughtry are all from what country?, answer: South | question: Clay Aiken, Kellie Pickler, and Chris Daughtry are all from what country?, answer: American
+question: What has emphasized cultural relativism, holism, and the use of findings to frame cultural critiques?, answer: Cultural anthropology | question: What has emphasized cultural relativism, holism, and the use of findings to frame cultural critiques?, answer: cultural anthropology | question: What has emphasized cultural relativism, holism, and the use of findings to frame cultural critiques?, answer: social anthropology | question: When did the work of Franz Boas and Bronisaw Malinowski begin?, answer: early 20th centuries | question: What has cultural anthropology in the US been distinguished from other social sciences by its emphasis on?, answer: cross-cultural comparisons | question: Who did Boas work with in the late 19th and early 20th centuries?, answer: Bronisław Malinowski | question: Who argued against 19th century racial ideology?, answer: Franz Boas | question: Cultural anthropology has emphasized cultural relativism, holism, and the use of findings to frame what?, answer: cultural critiques | question: What has cultural anthropology emphasized?, answer: cultural relativism | question: What are social anthropology in Great Britain and cultural anthropology in the US distinguished from?, answer: other social sciences
+question: What is the most densely populated major city in the United States?, answer: New York City | question: What is the most densely populated major city in the United States?, answer: New York | question: What state is each borough of New York City a county of?, answer: New York State | question: New York City is the most populous in the United States, as defined by the Metropolitan Statistical Area and what other area?, answer: the Combined Statistical Area | question: What is the most populous city in the United States?, answer: the New York City metropolitan region | question: What is the name of the metropolitan region that is the most populous in the United States?, answer: the Metropolitan Statistical Area | question: What is the name of the metropolitan region that is the most populous in the United States?, answer: both the Metropolitan Statistical Area | question: New York City is the most densely populated major city in what country?, answer: the United States | question: Which of the five boroughs was consolidated into a single city in 1898?, answer: Staten Island
+question: Who was the most senior political figure to stand trial at the ICTY?, answer: Slobodan Milošević | question: Slobodan Miloevi died on March 11, 2006 during what?, answer: trial | question: Radovan Karadi and Ratko Mladi were accused of what crime?, answer: genocide | question: Where was Ratko Mladi arrested?, answer: Serbia | question: Slobodan Miloevi was the former President of Serbia and what other country?, answer: Yugoslavia | question: Radovan Karadi is accused of genocide among what?, answer: other crimes | question: What was Slobodan Miloevi's position at the ICTY?, answer: the former President | question: What was Slobodan Miloevi's position at the ICTY?, answer: the most senior political figure | question: Slobodan Miloevi was accused of genocide or complicity in genocide in what territories?, answer: territories | question: Slobodan Miloevi was accused of genocide or what in genocide?, answer: complicity
+question: What usually becomes available more than six months after they are archived?, answer: Snapshots | question: The frequency of what is variable?, answer: snapshots | question: How long does it take for snapshots to become available after they are archived?, answer: more than six months | question: How long does it take for snapshots to become available?, answer: some cases | question: How long does it take for snapshots to become available?, answer: twenty-four months | question: How long are the intervals between snapshots?, answer: several weeks | question: How long does it take for a snapshot to be available?, answer: years | question: Why is the frequency of snapshots variable?, answer: so not all tracked web site | question: How long does it take for a snapshot to be available?, answer: intervals | question: How long are the intervals between snapshots?, answer: several weeks or
+question: What is the study of the relationships among persons and groups?, answer: social anthropology | question: What is the comparative study of the manifold ways in which people make sense of the world around them?, answer: Cultural anthropology | question: What is the comparative study of the manifold ways in which people make sense of the world around them?, answer: cultural anthropology | question: What draws together the principle axes of cultural anthropology and social anthropology?, answer: Sociocultural anthropology | question: What does social anthropology help develop understanding of?, answer: social structures | question: What is social anthropology more related to?, answer: group | question: What does social anthropology study?, answer: groups | question: Who makes sense of the world around them?, answer: people | question: Cultural anthropology contributes to more complete what of the people's knowledge, customs, and institutions?, answer: understanding | question: Social anthropology is more related to sociology and what?, answer: history
+question: What discipline has been heavily influenced by structuralist and postmodern theories?, answer: Sociocultural anthropology | question: Sociocultural anthropology has been heavily influenced by structuralist and postmodern theories, as well as a shift toward the analysis of what?, answer: modern societies | question: What discipline has been heavily influenced by structuralist and postmodern theories?, answer: anthropology | question: What sub-field of anthropology has lacked cohesion over the last several decades?, answer: biological anthropology | question: Sociocultural anthropology has been heavily influenced by what?, answer: structuralist and postmodern theories | question: In what fields did questions about the nature and production of knowledge come to occupy a central place?, answer: cultural and social anthropology | question: In the 1970s and 1990s, what was the shift away from positivist traditions?, answer: an epistemological shift | question: What came to occupy a central place in cultural and social anthropology?, answer: enduring questions | question: When have the four sub-fields of anthropology lacked cohesion?, answer: the last several decades | question: In the 1970s and 1990s, what had largely informed the discipline of anthropology?, answer: the positivist traditions
+question: New York City's violent crime rate was correlated with what other city's crime rate?, answer: other big cities | question: Which city's crime rate was most acutely impacted by lead pollution?, answer: New York | question: Who has not reached a consensus on the explanation for the dramatic decrease in New York City's crime rate?, answer: Sociologists | question: What have sociologists and criminologists not reached on the explanation for the dramatic decrease in New York City's crime rate?, answer: consensus | question: What was lead removed from in the 1970s?, answer: American gasoline | question: Who has not reached a consensus on the explanation for the dramatic decrease in New York City's crime rate?, answer: criminologists | question: What was a strong correlation found in the 1970's?, answer: that violent crime rates
+question: What uses solar energy to drive chemical reactions?, answer: Solar chemical processes | question: What are some people hoping to do in coastal metropolitan areas by 2050?, answer: working solar fuel plants | question: What do solar chemical processes use to drive chemical reactions?, answer: solar energy | question: Solar chemical processes use solar energy to drive what?, answer: chemical reactions | question: Solar chemical processes can convert solar energy into what?, answer: fuels | question: What does the splitting of provide hydrogen to be run through adjacent fuel-cell electric power plants and the pure water by-product going directly into the municipal water system?, answer: sea water | question: What do solar chemical processes use to drive chemical reactions?, answer: energy | question: What is used as the source of electrons?, answer: water | question: What type of organism uses water as the source of electrons?, answer: plants | question: What type of power plants would produce hydrogen from the splitting of sea water?, answer: adjacent fuel-cell electric power plants
+question: Parabolic dish, trough and Scheffler reflectors are examples of what?, answer: Solar concentrating technologies | question: The use of evaporation ponds to obtain salt from sea water is one of the oldest applications of what?, answer: solar energy | question: What type of solar concentrating technology can provide process heat for commercial and industrial applications?, answer: parabolic dish | question: Parabolic dish, trough and Scheffler reflectors can provide what for commercial and industrial applications?, answer: process heat | question: What did the Solar Total Energy Project provide in the form of 401 kW steam and 468 kW chilled water?, answer: thermal energy | question: What solar concentrating technology can provide process heat for commercial and industrial applications?, answer: Scheffler reflectors | question: What did the Solar Total Energy Project provide for a clothing factory?, answer: air conditioning | question: What is an example of a solar concentrating technology?, answer: trough | question: What is an example of a solar concentrating technology?, answer: Scheffler | question: How many parabolic dishes were in the Solar Total Energy Project?, answer: 114 parabolic dishes
+question: What use sunlight for cooking, drying and pasteurization?, answer: Solar cookers | question: What is the simplest solar cooker?, answer: box cookers | question: What type of solar cooker uses a reflective panel to direct sunlight onto an insulated container?, answer: Panel cookers | question: What are the three broad categories of solar cookers?, answer: panel cookers | question: What type of cookers use concentrating geometries to focus light on a cooking container?, answer: Reflector cookers | question: What are the three broad categories of solar cookers?, answer: reflector cookers | question: What is the box cooker?, answer: The simplest solar cooker | question: What consists of an insulated container with a transparent lid?, answer: A basic box cooker | question: Solar cookers use sunlight for cooking, drying and what?, answer: pasteurization | question: What is the simplest solar cooker?, answer: the box cooker
+question: What can be used to make saline or brackish water potable?, answer: Solar distillation | question: What can solar distillation make potable?, answer: brackish water | question: What was the size of the solar distillation plant?, answer: solar collection area | question: Where was the first solar distillation project in Chile?, answer: Las Salinas | question: Solar distillation can be used to make what?, answer: saline | question: What was first constructed in 1872 in the Chilean mining town of Las Salinas?, answer: A large-scale solar distillation project | question: What type of stills are more economical for large-scale applications?, answer: active multiple effect units | question: What nationality was Las Salinas?, answer: Chilean | question: What type of still is more suitable for large-scale applications?, answer: multiple effect | question: Who first used solar distillation to make saline or brackish water potable?, answer: 16th-century Arab alchemists
+question: What is radiant light and heat from the Sun harnessed with?, answer: Solar energy | question: What is another term for solar energy?, answer: solar thermal energy | question: What is an example of a technology that harnesses radiant light and heat from the Sun?, answer: solar heating | question: What is an example of a technology that harnesses sunlight and heat from the Sun?, answer: solar architecture | question: What is an example of a technology that harnesses radiant light and heat from the Sun?, answer: artificial photosynthesis | question: What is solar energy?, answer: radiant light | question: What is the source of solar energy?, answer: Sun | question: Solar energy is radiant light and what from the Sun?, answer: heat | question: What is an example of a technology that harnesses radiant light and heat from the Sun?, answer: photovoltaics | question: Solar energy is harnessed using a range of what?, answer: ever-evolving technologies
+question: Solar energy can be used in a water stabilisation pond to treat what?, answer: waste water | question: What can be used in a water stabilisation pond to treat waste water without chemicals or electricity?, answer: Solar energy | question: What can algae produce that makes water unusable?, answer: toxic chemicals | question: Where do algae grow in a water stabilisation pond?, answer: such ponds | question: Solar energy can be used in a water stabilisation pond to treat waste water without what?, answer: chemicals | question: Where can solar energy be used to treat waste water?, answer: a water stabilisation pond | question: Solar energy can be used in a water stabilisation pond to treat waste water without chemicals or what?, answer: electricity | question: What does algae consume in photosynthesis?, answer: carbon dioxide | question: What type of organism can grow in a water stabilisation pond?, answer: algae | question: What is unusable in a water stabilisation pond?, answer: the water
+question: What uses sunlight to heat water?, answer: Solar hot water systems | question: In low geographical latitudes, what is the most common use of solar water heaters?, answer: domestic hot water | question: What are evacuated tube collectors?, answer: solar water heaters | question: What can provide temperatures up to 60 °C in low geographical latitudes?, answer: solar heating systems | question: Solar hot systems use sunlight to heat what?, answer: water | question: What are unglazed plastic collectors used for?, answer: swimming pools | question: What is the most common type of solar water heater?, answer: unglazed plastic collectors | question: What is the most common type of solar water heater?, answer: flat plate collectors | question: In low geographical latitudes, what is the most common use of solar water heaters?, answer: the domestic hot water use | question: What do solar hot water systems use to heat water?, answer: sunlight
+question: Solar photovoltaics and what other type of power contribute 16 and 11 percent to the global overall consumption?, answer: concentrated solar power | question: What is expected to become the world's largest source of electricity by 2050?, answer: Solar power | question: What type of power is expected to be the world's largest source of electricity by 2050?, answer: solar photovoltaics | question: Solar power is expected to become the world's largest source of what by 2050?, answer: electricity | question: Solar photovoltaics and concentrated solar power contribute 16 and 11 percent to what?, answer: the global overall consumption | question: Solar photovoltaics and concentrated solar power contribute what percentage to the global overall consumption?, answer: 16 and 11 percent | question: How much does solar photovoltaics and concentrated solar power contribute to the global overall consumption?, answer: 16 | question: Solar power is expected to become the world's largest source of electricity by what year?, answer: 2050
+question: What does CSP stand for?, answer: concentrated solar power | question: What is the conversion of sunlight into electricity called?, answer: Solar power | question: What uses lenses or mirrors to focus a large area of sunlight into a small beam?, answer: CSP systems | question: Solar power is the conversion of what into electricity?, answer: sunlight | question: Solar power is the conversion of sunlight into what?, answer: electricity | question: What is another name for concentrated solar power?, answer: CSP | question: What is the term for photovoltaics?, answer: PV | question: What does PV stand for?, answer: photovoltaics | question: What uses lenses or mirrors to focus a large area of sunlight into a small beam?, answer: systems | question: What do CSP systems use to focus a large area of sunlight into a small beam?, answer: lenses
+question: What type of atmospheric phenomena is produced by the latent heat of water condensation?, answer: cyclones | question: What is absorbed by the Earth's land surface, oceans, and atmosphere?, answer: Solar radiation | question: What do green plants convert into chemically stored energy?, answer: solar energy | question: What produces atmospheric phenomena such as wind, cyclones and anti-cyclones?, answer: water condensation amplifies convection | question: What type of cyclones are produced by the latent heat of water condensation?, answer: - | question: Sunlight absorbed by the oceans and what keeps the Earth's surface at an average temperature of 14 °C?, answer: land masses | question: What land surface absorbs solar radiation?, answer: Earth | question: What does warm air contain from the oceans?, answer: evaporated water | question: Wind, cyclones and anti-cyclones are examples of what?, answer: atmospheric phenomena | question: What covers about 71% of the globe?, answer: oceans
+question: Solar technologies allow what to be harnessed at different levels around the world?, answer: solar energy | question: What are broadly characterized as either passive or active depending on the way they capture, convert and distribute sunlight?, answer: Solar technologies | question: Solar energy refers primarily to the use of what?, answer: solar radiation | question: What do solar technologies capture, convert, and distribute?, answer: sunlight | question: How can solar energy be harnessed around the world?, answer: different levels | question: What is the primary use of solar radiation?, answer: practical ends | question: What determines the amount of solar energy that can be harnessed around the world?, answer: distance | question: What derive their energy from the Sun in a direct or indirect way?, answer: all renewable energies | question: What do all renewable energies derive from the Sun?, answer: their energy | question: What do all renewable energies derive their energy from?, answer: Sun
+question: What does SODIS stand for?, answer: Solar water disinfection | question: How long does solar water disinfection last?, answer: several hours | question: What is SODIS a viable method for?, answer: household water treatment | question: What is the name of solar water disinfection?, answer: SODIS | question: What is SODIS a viable method for?, answer: safe storage | question: What is another name for polyethylene terephthalate?, answer: PET | question: What does SODIS expose to sunlight for several hours?, answer: water-filled plastic polyethylene terephthalate (PET) bottles | question: What do over two million people in developing countries use SODIS for?, answer: their daily drinking water | question: What type of weather can cause SODIS exposure?, answer: fully overcast conditions | question: What is the minimum exposure time for SODIS?, answer: six hours
+question: What have some Western media reported on Chinese accusations of?, answer: Western media bias | question: Who has reported on Chinese accusations of Western media bias?, answer: Western media | question: What type of media has been accused of bias in China?, answer: Western | question: What have some Western media reported on?, answer: Chinese accusations | question: Who protested in Sydney?, answer: Chinese Australians | question: Who was the ambassador to the United Kingdom?, answer: Chinese | question: Who has reported on Chinese accusations of Western media bias?, answer: Some Western media | question: What did the Chinese Australians protest against?, answer: some Western media | question: What did the protesters say they would stop?, answer: media distortion | question: What have some Western media reported on Chinese accusations of?, answer: bias
+question: What was the name of the banners that were unfurled on the Golden Gate Bridge?, answer: Free Tibet | question: What was the name of the country that Laurel Sutherlin was worried would lead to more arrests and Chinese officials using force to stifle dissent?, answer: Tibet | question: What spiritual practice did some advocates of Tibet, Darfur, and the spiritual practice of?, answer: Falun Gong | question: Who spoke to KPIX-CBS5 live from a cellphone?, answer: San Francisco resident Laurel Sutherlin | question: In what city did the protesters plan to protest the arrival of the torch?, answer: San Francisco | question: What is the name of the spiritual practice Falun Gong?, answer: Darfur | question: In what month and year did some advocates of Tibet, Darfur, and the Falun Gong plan to protest the arrival of the torch in San Francisco?, answer: April | question: Who spoke to KPIX-CBS5 live from a cellphone?, answer: Laurel Sutherlin | question: What did Laurel Sutherlin say the planned route through Tibet would lead to?, answer: more arrests | question: Who used force to stifle dissent?, answer: Chinese officials
+question: What is another term for non-European societies?, answer: non-European | question: What is another term for "other cultures"?, answer: non-European/non-Western societies | question: What is another term for "other cultures"?, answer: past societies | question: Some authors argue that anthropology originated and developed as the study of what?, answer: other cultures | question: What is another term for non-European/non-Western societies?, answer: space | question: What did some authors argue originated and developed as the study of "other cultures"?, answer: anthropology | question: When did anthropologists begin to look "across the tracks"?, answer: late 1960s | question: What type of anthropology is Ulf Hannerz?, answer: urban anthropology | question: In what terms do some authors argue that anthropology originated and developed as the study of "other cultures"?, answer: terms | question: What is another term for past societies?, answer: time
+question: What are some breeds of dogs prone to?, answer: certain genetic ailments | question: What is one genetic condition that breeds of dogs are prone to?, answer: trick knees | question: What type of dog is also susceptible to parasites?, answer: Dogs | question: What type of animal is prone to certain genetic ailments?, answer: dogs | question: What is a genetic condition that some breeds of dogs are prone to?, answer: hip dysplasia | question: What is a genetic condition that some breeds of dogs are prone to?, answer: pulmonic stenosis | question: What is a genetic condition that some breeds of dogs are prone to?, answer: cleft palate | question: What is one of the genetic ailments that some breeds of dogs are prone to?, answer: elbow | question: What genetic condition is a breed of dog prone to?, answer: blindness | question: What is a genetic condition that some breeds of dogs are prone to?, answer: deafness
+question: Why were some countries not included in the 2010 UNDP report?, answer: certain crucial data | question: Why were some countries not included in the 2010 UNDP report?, answer: various reasons | question: What was Cuba's Gross National Income adjusted for?, answer: Purchasing Power Parity | question: What has Cuba ranked as in recent years?, answer: a High Human Development country | question: Who lodged a formal protest at its lack of inclusion in the 2010 report?, answer: Cuba | question: Who was not included in the 2010 UNDP report?, answer: Some countries | question: The lack of one indicator meant that no ranking could be attributed to who?, answer: the country | question: Who reported Cuba's Gross National Income adjusted for Purchasing Power Parity?, answer: United Nations | question: What did the UNDP say Cuba was not included in the 2010 report?, answer: Cuba’s Gross National Income | question: Who were not included in the 2010 report?, answer: The following United Nations Member States
+question: Why were some countries not included in the 2011 report?, answer: certain crucial data | question: Why were some countries not included in the 2011 report?, answer: various reasons | question: Which country was not included in the 2011 United Nations report?, answer: North Korea | question: What country was not included in the 2011 United Nations report?, answer: Marshall Islands | question: What is the name of the country that was not included in the 2011 United Nations report?, answer: San Marino | question: What country was not included in the 2011 United Nations report?, answer: South Sudan | question: What country was not included in the 2011 United Nations report?, answer: Tuvalu | question: What country was not included in the 2011 United Nations report?, answer: Somalia | question: What country was not included in the 2011 United Nations report?, answer: Monaco | question: What country was not included in the 2011 United Nations report?, answer: Nauru
+question: Why were some countries not included in the 2014 report?, answer: necessary data | question: Why were some countries not included in the 2014 report?, answer: various reasons | question: Which country was not included in the 2014 report?, answer: North Korea | question: What country was not included in the 2014 report?, answer: Marshall Islands | question: What is the name of the country that was not included in the 2014 report?, answer: San Marino | question: What country was not included in the 2014 report?, answer: South Sudan | question: What country was not included in the 2014 report?, answer: Tuvalu | question: What country was not included in the 2014 report?, answer: Monaco | question: What country was not included in the 2014 report?, answer: Nauru | question: What country was not included in the 2014 report?, answer: Somalia
+question: Why were some countries not included?, answer: various reasons | question: Some countries were not included for reasons such as being a non-UN member or unable or unwilling to provide the necessary data at the time of what?, answer: publication | question: What was one reason some countries were not included?, answer: a non-UN member | question: Some countries were not included because they were not a member of what organization?, answer: UN | question: Some countries were not included because they were unable or unwilling to provide what at the time of publication?, answer: the necessary data | question: What was one reason some countries were not included?, answer: limited recognition | question: Who were not included for reasons such as being a non-UN member or unable or unwilling to provide the necessary data at the time of publication?, answer: Some countries | question: When were some countries not included?, answer: the time | question: What other countries were not included?, answer: the following states | question: Who was not included in the list of countries with limited recognition?, answer: the states
+question: The Balkan countries of southeast Europe are geographically in what part of Europe?, answer: southern Europe | question: What is another name for southern Europe?, answer: Mediterranean Europe | question: In what part of Europe are the Balkan countries located?, answer: southeast Europe | question: The Balkan countries of southeast Europe are geographically in what part of Europe?, answer: Europe | question: What part of France is a part of southern Europe?, answer: southern France | question: What are the Balkan countries of southeast Europe?, answer: Other definitions | question: What country is a part of southern Europe?, answer: Greece | question: What peninsula does Spain and Portugal belong to?, answer: Iberian | question: What country is on the Iberian peninsula?, answer: Spain | question: Along with Spain, what country is in the Iberian peninsula?, answer: Portugal
+question: What type of economic growth did some developing countries have?, answer: strong economic growth | question: What show a fall from more than 10% in 2007 to close to zero in 2009?, answer: growth forecasts | question: What did some developing countries see significant slowdowns in?, answer: growth | question: What happened to some developing countries that had seen strong economic growth?, answer: significant slowdowns | question: Where have migrant workers been sent remittances since 2007?, answer: many countries | question: What does the German DEG recommend to attract?, answer: new investors | question: What can be attributed to reductions in growth in trade, commodity prices, investment and remittances sent from migrant workers?, answer: falls | question: Who saw significant slowdowns in their economic growth?, answer: Some developing countries | question: Which country may achieve only 3–4% growth in 2009?, answer: Kenya | question: What can be attributed to a decline in trade?, answer: commodity prices
+question: Some dog breeds have acquired traits through selective breeding that interfere with what?, answer: reproduction | question: How have some dog breeds acquired traits that interfere with reproduction?, answer: selective breeding | question: What type of dog must be artificially inseminated in order to reproduce?, answer: many dogs | question: What have some dog breeds acquired through selective breeding that interfere with reproduction?, answer: traits | question: Why must the female of a French Bulldog be artificially inseminated?, answer: order | question: What have acquired traits through selective breeding that interfere with reproduction?, answer: Some dog breeds | question: What breed of dog is incapable of mounting a female?, answer: Male French Bulldogs | question: What is an example of a breed that is incapable of mounting a female?, answer: instance | question: For many dogs of what breed must the female be artificially inseminated in order to reproduce?, answer: this breed | question: Male French Bulldogs are incapable of mounting what?, answer: the female
+question: What show did Usher think made it seem "so easy that everyone can do it, and that it can happen overnight"?, answer: American Idol | question: What did Elton John say the only way to sustain a career was to pay your dues in small clubs?, answer: talent shows | question: Who did Michael Feinstein think American Idol wasn't about?, answer: artists | question: What did Michael Feinstein say American Idol isn't really about?, answer: music | question: What aspect of American Idol were some in the entertainment industry critical of?, answer: the star-making aspect | question: What industry was critical of the star-making aspect of American Idol?, answer: the entertainment industry | question: What did Usher think American Idol was a lie about?, answer: television | question: What has been a cause of resentment for some in the industry?, answer: That American Idol | question: Michael Feinstein acknowledged that the show had uncovered what?, answer: promising performers | question: What award did Carrie Underwood win in 2006?, answer: Best Female Artist
+question: Who is an example of an independent stereo manufacturer that has iPod-specific integration solutions?, answer: Harman Kardon | question: Many car manufacturers have added what as standard?, answer: audio input jacks | question: What is illegal in some countries?, answer: personal FM transmitters | question: What is illegal in some countries?, answer: FM transmitters | question: What do JVC, Pioneer, Kenwood, Alpine, Sony, and Harman Kardon have?, answer: iPod-specific integration solutions | question: Who have added audio input jacks as standard?, answer: Many car manufacturers | question: Who have iPod-specific integration solutions?, answer: Some independent stereo manufacturers | question: What is the name of an independent stereo manufacturer?, answer: JVC | question: What is an example of an independent stereo manufacturer?, answer: Alpine | question: What manufacturer has iPod-specific integration solutions?, answer: Sony
+question: What form did Lessel use?, answer: mazurka forms | question: Whose primacy as a nationalist or patriotic composer has some modern commentators argued against exaggerating?, answer: Chopin | question: George Golos refers to earlier "nationalist" composers in what region?, answer: Central Europe | question: Who was Poland's nationalist composer?, answer: Michał Kleofas | question: Who was a notable "nationalist" composer in Central Europe?, answer: Franciszek Lessel | question: What did Barbara Milewski say Chopin's experience of came more from "urbanised" Warsaw versions than from folk music?, answer: Polish music | question: What did Jachimecki try to demonstrate in his works?, answer: genuine folk music | question: What type of music did Milewski say Chopin's experience of Polish music came from?, answer: folk music | question: What country did Micha Kleofas Ogiski belong to?, answer: Poland
+question: What is the name of the national alliance of eleven leading research-intensive colleges and institutes of technology?, answer: Polytechnics Canada | question: What is the result of a collaborative institute-industry project?, answer: technology commercialization | question: What country has a national alliance of eleven leading research-intensive colleges and institutes of technology?, answer: Canada | question: Polytechnics Canada is a national alliance of eleven leading research-intensive colleges and institutes of what?, answer: technology | question: What type of institution is Polytechnics Canada?, answer: polytechnic institutions | question: Polytechnics Canada is a national alliance of eleven leading research-intensive colleges and what other type of technology?, answer: institutes | question: What type of projects do some of Canada's most respected colleges and polytechnic institutions participate in?, answer: collaborative institute-industry projects | question: Polytechnics Canada is a national alliance of how many colleges and institutes of technology?, answer: eleven leading research-intensive colleges | question: What is Polytechnics Canada?, answer: a national alliance
+question: What have some of Chopin's well-known pieces acquired?, answer: descriptive titles | question: What is the name of Chopin's Revolutionary Étude?, answer: . | question: What is the name of Chopin's Revolutionary Étude?, answer: Op | question: What is the name of Chopin's Sonata?, answer: No | question: Who wrote the Revolutionary Étude?, answer: Chopin | question: Who invented many of Chopin's works?, answer: others | question: What is the third movement of Chopin's Sonata No. 2?, answer: Sonata No. 2 (Op | question: What is the name of Chopin's well-known piece?, answer: the Revolutionary Étude | question: Chopin's Revolutionary Étude was written with the failure of what uprising against Russia?, answer: Polish | question: What is not known to have inspired Chopin's Funeral March?, answer: death
+question: After the Civil War, presidents began to use the veto power to counterbalance what?, answer: Congress | question: Who used the veto power intermittently?, answer: others | question: Who vetoed Reconstruction bills?, answer: Johnson | question: Who vetoed several Reconstruction bills?, answer: Andrew Johnson | question: Whose successors made no use of the veto power?, answer: Jackson | question: What did some of Jackson's successors not use?, answer: the veto power | question: What did Andrew Johnson veto?, answer: several Reconstruction bills | question: What did the Tenure of Office Act require Senate approval for the dismissal of?, answer: senior Cabinet officials | question: What vindicated Johnson's position on the Tenure of Office Act?, answer: Supreme Court decisions | question: What did the Tenure of Office Act require for the dismissal of senior Cabinet officials?, answer: Senate approval
+question: Who played the cello?, answer: Franchomme | question: Who sang at Chopin's request?, answer: Potocka | question: What did some of Chopin's friends provide at his request?, answer: music | question: Who was Chopin's close friend at his death?, answer: Thomas Albrecht | question: Chopin requested that his body be opened after what?, answer: death | question: What instrument did Franchomme play?, answer: the cello | question: Who was Thomas Albrecht?, answer: his close friend | question: Where did Chopin's heart go after his death?, answer: Warsaw | question: Why did Chopin want his body opened after death?, answer: fear | question: Who provided music at Chopin's request?, answer: his friends
+question: Where were some of the greatest imports from the Americas and Europe in the 19th century?, answer: Plymouth | question: What industries began to develop in Plymouth in the 19th century?, answer: small chemical works | question: In what century did small chemical works begin to develop in Plymouth?, answer: the 19th century | question: From where did some of the greatest imports to Plymouth come from?, answer: Americas | question: In what century did small chemical works continue to develop in Plymouth?, answer: the 20th century | question: What country imported maize, wheat, barley, sugar cane, guano, sodium nitrate and phosphate?, answer: Europe | question: What was one of the greatest imports to Plymouth in the 19th century?, answer: barley | question: What town was the dockyard in?, answer: Devonport | question: When were some of the greatest imports to Plymouth from the Americas and Europe?, answer: the latter half of the 19th century | question: What is one industry in Plymouth that began to develop in the 19th century?, answer: tramways
+question: What newspaper did Michael Slezak work for?, answer: Entertainment Weekly | question: Who wrote that Idol provided a once-a-year chance for the average American to combat the evils of today's music business?, answer: Michael Slezak | question: What show did Michael Slezak think provided a once-a-year chance for the average American to combat the evils of today's music business?, answer: Idol | question: What did Ann Powers think Idol reshaped the American songbook?, answer: popular culture | question: Who said that Idol reshaped the American songbook?, answer: Pop music critic Ann Powers | question: Who did Ramin Setoodeh accuse of being cruel to the show?, answer: Simon Cowell | question: Who thought that Idol was more positive than Entertainment Weekly?, answer: the later writers | question: What was the nationality of the contestants on Idol?, answer: American | question: What type of music business did Michael Slezak think Idol was able to combat?, answer: today
+question: Some organisms have multiple copies of what?, answer: chromosomes | question: What is segregated during meiosis?, answer: homologous chromosomes | question: What is a haploid organism?, answer: cells | question: What type of organism has multiple copies of chromosomes?, answer: tetraploid | question: In what type of organism does the single or set of circular or linear chains of DNA constitute the genome?, answer: haploid organisms | question: How many copies of chromosomes do some organisms have?, answer: multiple copies | question: What non-chromosomal genetic elements can be found in the genome?, answer: transposable elements | question: The term genome can be used to mean what is stored on a complete set of what?, answer: nuclear DNA | question: What is another name for haploid organisms that contain genes?, answer: viruses | question: What can the genome comprise?, answer: non-chromosomal genetic elements
+question: Who engaged in civil war during the Ming dynasty?, answer: Tibetan leaders | question: What dynasty had a shortage of horses for warfare?, answer: Ming | question: Who did the Ming court have a significant religious relationship with?, answer: Tibetan lamas | question: What country did the Ming diplomat with during the Ming dynasty?, answer: Nepal | question: Who did Ming leaders conduct foreign diplomacy with during the Ming dynasty?, answer: neighboring states | question: What did Ming leaders engage in during the Ming dynasty?, answer: civil war | question: Who were the leaders of the Ming dynasty?, answer: Tibetan | question: What do some scholars argue is underrepresented in the relationship between the Ming court and Tibetan lamas?, answer: modern scholarship | question: What school did Drogön Chögyal Phagpa belong to?, answer: Tibetan Buddhism | question: What did the Ming dynasty lack for warfare?, answer: horses
+question: What is a non-Mahayana Buddhism?, answer: -Mahayana Buddhism | question: What do some scholars use?, answer: other schemes | question: What is another term for early Buddhist schools?, answer: Nikaya Buddhism | question: What is another term for conservative Buddhism?, answer: sectarian Buddhism | question: What is another term for Buddhism that is used instead of Hinayana?, answer: conservative Buddhism | question: What is Nikaya a term for?, answer: Buddhism | question: What are increasingly used instead of Hinayana?, answer: other terms | question: What are some of the other terms used instead of Hinayana?, answer: early Buddhist schools | question: Hinayana is used by Mahayana followers to name the family of what?, answer: early philosophical schools | question: What type of Buddhism is also known as Hinayana?, answer: non-Mahayana
+question: Some states have a term of what of the prime minister linked to the period in office of the parliament?, answer: office | question: Some states have a term of office of the prime minister linked to the period in office of what?, answer: parliament | question: What term of office is usually chosen from the political party that commands majority of seats in the lower house of parliament?, answer: prime minister | question: What term of office is usually chosen from the political party that commands majority of seats in the lower house of parliament?, answer: the prime minister | question: When is the Irish Taoiseach formally renominated?, answer: every general election | question: What does the Irish constitution suggest a taoiseach should remain in office unless he has clearly lost?, answer: the general election | question: Some states have a term of office of the prime minister linked to the period in office of what?, answer: the parliament | question: What percentage of seats in the lower house of parliament does a taoiseach hold?, answer: majority | question: What is the political party that holds the majority of in the lower house of parliament?, answer: seats | question: What constitution suggests that a taoiseach should remain in office, without the requirement of renomination?, answer: Irish
+question: What do both symbiotics depend on each other for?, answer: survival | question: What do facultative symbiotics not have to live with?, answer: the other organism | question: What are obligate?, answer: Some symbiotic relationships | question: What types of symbionts can't live on their own?, answer: fungal and photosynthetic symbionts | question: What type of symbiotic relationship consist of fungal and photosynthetic symbionts that cannot live on their own?, answer: many lichens | question: What depends on each other for survival in some symbiotic relationships?, answer: both symbionts | question: What type of symbiotic relationships are optional?, answer: Others | question: What is an example of a lichen that has fungal and photosynthetic symbionts that cannot live on their own?, answer: example | question: What does obligate mean?, answer: that | question: What are facultative symbiotic relationships?, answer: they
+question: Where can security lighting be used to deter crime?, answer: commercial facilities | question: Along roadways in urban areas, what can be used to deter crime?, answer: security lighting | question: Where can security lighting be used to deter crime?, answer: urban areas | question: What may include floodlights?, answer: Security lights | question: Where can security lighting be used to deter crime?, answer: homes | question: Along what can security lighting be used in urban areas?, answer: roadways | question: What are security lights used to deter?, answer: crime | question: What type of security lights can be used to deter crime?, answer: floodlights | question: What type of lights are used to deter crime?, answer: extremely bright lights | question: What are extremely bright lights used to deter crime?, answer: These
+question: Who was given the grandiose title by Altan Khan?, answer: Sonam Gyatso | question: Who granted Sonam Gyatso the grandiose title?, answer: Altan Khan | question: What did Wanli confer on Sonam Gyatso in 1588?, answer: titles | question: Where was Sonam Gyatso when Wanli invited him to?, answer: Beijing | question: Where did Sonam Gyatso go after being granted the grandiose title?, answer: Tibet | question: What country was the first contact between the Dalai Lama and the government of?, answer: China | question: Who invited Sonam Gyatso to Beijing?, answer: Wanli
+question: What does Miss Maudie say mockingbirds simply provide pleasure with?, answer: Songbirds | question: What does Miss Maudie say does not harm other living creatures?, answer: mockingbirds | question: Who is Finch's mother's maiden name?, answer: Lee | question: Who did Edwin Bruell say "to kill a mockingbird is to kill that which is innocent and harmless?", answer: Tom Robinson | question: Who does Atticus allow to teach his children to shoot?, answer: Uncle Jack | question: What is Lee's mother's maiden name?, answer: Finch | question: What does Miss Maudie say mockingbirds never harm?, answer: other living creatures | question: Who gives his children air-rifles for Christmas?, answer: Atticus | question: Songbirds and what appear throughout the novel?, answer: their associated symbolism
+question: Who enthroned the Dalai Lama as the ruler of Tibet?, answer: Güshi Khan | question: What did the Karma Kagyu convert their monasteries into?, answer: Gelug monasteries | question: What was Lozang Gyatso presenting as a gift to the Dalai Lama?, answer: Tibet | question: Who did Güshi Khan present his conquest of Tibet as a gift to the Dalai Lama?, answer: Lozang Gyatso | question: What type of monasteries did Güshi Khan and the Dalai Lama convert their monasteries into?, answer: Gelug | question: Who did Güshi Khan present his conquest of Tibet as a gift to?, answer: the Dalai Lama | question: Where did Lozang Gyatso arrive from?, answer: Shigatse | question: Who did Güshi Khan confer governing authority to?, answer: Sonam Chöpel | question: Where did Rawski build the Potala Palace?, answer: traditional religious sites | question: Where did Güshi Khan spend his summers?, answer: Lhasa
+question: What country has completed a process of transforming its "higher education landscape"?, answer: South Africa | question: What type of groups are served by universities and Technikons in South Africa?, answer: particular racial and language groupings | question: What is another term for polytechnics?, answer: Technikons | question: What is another term for Technikons?, answer: polytechnics | question: What does South Africa have a division between?, answer: institutions | question: What has South Africa completed a process of transforming?, answer: its "higher education landscape | question: What is a division in South Africa between?, answer: Universities | question: What were Technikons allowed to award in 1993?, answer: certain technology degrees | question: What are the two main divisions in South Africa?, answer: Universities and Technikons | question: What has South Africa completed to transform its higher education landscape?, answer: a process
+question: Where was the 1988 Summer Olympics held?, answer: South Korea | question: What South Korean agency was responsible for the deportation of Chinese students during the 1988 Summer Olympics?, answer: National Police Agency | question: Who threw rocks, bottles, and punches on the day of the relay?, answer: Chinese students | question: Who said they would deport every Chinese student that was involved in the relay?, answer: National Intelligence Service | question: What event was held in Seoul in 1988?, answer: Summer Olympics | question: When was the 1988 Summer Olympics held?, answer: April | question: What event was held in Seoul in 1988?, answer: Summer Games | question: Who defended the conduct of the students?, answer: Chinese | question: Who did the North Korean defector attempt to set himself on fire in protest of?, answer: North Korean refugees | question: What did the banner read?, answer: Free North Korean refugees
+question: Where is the Azores High pressure area located?, answer: South West England | question: When does the Azores High pressure area extend north-eastwards towards the UK?, answer: summer | question: What is the average annual sunshine in coastal areas?, answer: average annual sunshine | question: What area extends north-eastwards towards the UK?, answer: the Azores High pressure area | question: What areas have average annual sunshine totals over 1,600 hours?, answer: Coastal areas | question: The Azores High pressure area extends north-eastwards towards what country?, answer: UK | question: What is the average amount of sunshine in coastal areas?, answer: annual | question: What is South West England's location when the Azores High pressure area extends north-eastwards towards the UK?, answer: a favoured location | question: Where does the Azores High pressure area extend towards the UK?, answer: north-eastwards | question: How long is the average annual sunshine in coastal areas?, answer: 1,600 hours
+question: Where are the Mediterranean and Submediterranean climate regions located?, answer: Southern Europe | question: Where are the Mediterranean and Submediterranean climate regions located?, answer: Southern Portugal | question: Who recognized the Mediterranean Region?, answer: Armen Takhtajan | question: The Mediterranean and Submediterranean climate regions are found in much of what continent?, answer: Europe | question: What region in Southern Europe is known for its flora?, answer: Mediterranean | question: What country has the most of the Mediterranean and Submediterranean climate regions in Europe?, answer: Spain | question: What region of Southern Europe is known for its flora?, answer: the Mediterranean Region | question: Which country has the southern coast of Europe?, answer: France
+question: What is Southern Europe's most emblematic climate?, answer: Mediterranean climate | question: What type of climate covers much of Portugal, Spain, Southeast France, Italy, Croatia, Albania, Montenegro, Greece, the Western and Southern coastal regions of Turkey?, answer: Mediterranean | question: What covers much of Portugal, Spain, Southeast France, Italy, Croatia, Albania, Montenegro, Greece, the Western and Southern coastal regions of Turkey?, answer: The Mediterranean climate | question: What is Southern Europe's most emblematic climate?, answer: the Mediterranean climate | question: What do the areas of the Mediterranean climate have in common?, answer: similar vegetations | question: What type of trees are found in the Mediterranean climate?, answer: olive trees | question: The Mediterranean climate covers much of Portugal, Spain, Italy, Croatia, Albania, Montenegro, Greece, the Western and Southern coastal regions of Turkey and what other region?, answer: Southeast France | question: What are some of the landscapes in the Mediterranean climate?, answer: dry hills | question: What types of landscapes are found in the Mediterranean climate?, answer: small plains
+question: What Zelda-related Amiibo is used to replenish arrows?, answer: Link | question: Which Zelda-related Amiibo replenishes arrows?, answer: Toon Link | question: What contain a Wolf Link Amiibo figurine?, answer: Special bundles | question: What do special bundles of the Zelda game contain?, answer: a Wolf Link Amiibo figurine | question: What do other Zelda-related Amiibo figurines have?, answer: distinct functions | question: What is the name of the Link Amiibo?, answer: Wolf | question: What is the name of the Zelda-related figurine that can carry data over to the 2016 Zelda game?, answer: Amiibo | question: What game is the Wolf Link Amiibo related to?, answer: Zelda | question: Which Zelda-related Amiibo have distinct functions?, answer: Other Zelda-related Amiibo figurines | question: What does the Wolf Link Amiibo unlock?, answer: a Wii U-exclusive dungeon
+question: What is the basic concept of deciding how much illumination is required for a given task?, answer: illumination requirements | question: What is the basic concept of deciding how much illumination is required for a given task?, answer: Specification | question: What type of building would require more energy than a conference room?, answer: hallways | question: The energy expended is proportional to what?, answer: the design illumination level | question: Specification of illumination requirements is the basic concept of deciding what for a given task?, answer: how much illumination | question: What type of work station would require less light than a hallway?, answer: a word processing work station | question: What type of room would a 400 lux lighting level be used for?, answer: conferences | question: What type of room would a 400 lux lighting level be used for?, answer: rooms | question: What is specification of illumination requirements?, answer: the basic concept | question: Specification of illumination requirements is the basic concept of deciding how much illumination is required for what?, answer: a given task
+question: Spectre is the twenty-fourth film produced by Eon Productions for which character?, answer: James Bond | question: Who produced Spectre?, answer: Eon Productions | question: What was Spectre?, answer: his second James Bond film | question: Who does Christoph Waltz play in Spectre?, answer: Ernst Stavro Blofeld | question: What is the name of the twenty-fourth James Bond film produced by Eon Productions?, answer: Spectre | question: Who played Ernst Stavro Blofeld in Spectre?, answer: Christoph Waltz | question: Who wrote Spectre?, answer: Jez Butterworth | question: How many James Bond films were produced by Eon Productions in 2015?, answer: fourth | question: Who wrote Spectre?, answer: John Logan | question: Who wrote Spectre?, answer: Neal Purvis
+question: What IMAX movie had its world premiere in London on 26 October 2015?, answer: Spectre | question: Where was Spectre's world premiere?, answer: Albert Hall | question: In what country was Spectre released?, answer: Ireland | question: Where was Spectre's world premiere?, answer: London | question: Spectre was screened in the UK after what company's success?, answer: Skyfall | question: Where was Spectre's world premiere?, answer: the Royal Albert Hall | question: In what country was Spectre released?, answer: Republic | question: What was Spectre the same day as in the United Kingdom and Republic of Ireland?, answer: its general release | question: When was Spectre's world premiere?, answer: the same day | question: What did Spectre have in London on October 26, 2015?, answer: its world premiere
+question: What type of reviews has Spectre received?, answer: mixed reviews | question: Who gave Spectre mixed reviews?, answer: many reviewers | question: What film has received mixed reviews?, answer: Spectre | question: Who praised the opening scene of Spectre?, answer: Many critics | question: What was Spectre's predecessor?, answer: Skyfall | question: What did Spectre receive in early reviews?, answer: favourable comparisons | question: What were some of the positives of Spectre?, answer: action sequences | question: What scale did audiences polled by CinemaScore give Spectre?, answer: F scale | question: In what early reviews did Spectre receive favourable comparisons with its predecessor, Skyfall?, answer: some early reviews | question: What did Rotten Tomatoes say Spectre nudges Daniel Craig's rebooted Bond closer to?, answer: earlier entries
+question: Spectre opened in Germany with $22.45 million including what?, answer: previews | question: Which country opened Spectre with $8.2 million?, answer: South Korea | question: What was the biggest Saturday of all time?, answer: Spectre | question: In what country did Spectre open with $14.6 million?, answer: France | question: On what day did Spectre open?, answer: Saturday | question: Where did Spectre open?, answer: Germany | question: What country opened Spectre with the biggest Saturday of all time?, answer: Australia | question: What did Spectre add to the box office record for the biggest Saturday of all time?, answer: a new record | question: What was Spectre's new record for?, answer: the biggest Saturday | question: Spectre debuted with more than double the amount of what movie in Mexico?, answer: Skyfall
+question: Spectre was criticised for its length and lack of what for new characters?, answer: screen time | question: What was Spectre criticised for lack of screen time for?, answer: new characters | question: Where was the world premiere of Spectre held?, answer: Albert Hall | question: What was the second James Bond film to be filmed in IMAX venues?, answer: Spectre | question: What was Spectre criticised for?, answer: lack | question: What type of reviews did Spectre receive upon its release?, answer: mixed reviews | question: What was the theme song for Spectre?, answer: Writing | question: Spectre received mixed reviews for its length, lack of screen time for new characters, and what else?, answer: writing | question: What was Spectre not filmed with?, answer: IMAX cameras | question: What happened to Spectre after it was released in the UK?, answer: a worldwide release
+question: What type of use of the term for some of the subject matter occurred subsequently?, answer: Sporadic use | question: Who created the chair in anthropology and ethnography at the National Museum of Natural History?, answer: Jean Louis Armand de Quatrefages de Bréau | question: Who used the term paleontology to describe the natural history of man?, answer: Étienne Serres | question: What was the natural history of man based on?, answer: comparative anatomy | question: What subject was the chair in anthropology and ethnography created in 1850 at the National Museum of?, answer: Natural History | question: What is another term for natural history?, answer: paleontology | question: In 1838, Serres used the term paleontology to describe the natural history, or paleontology, of what?, answer: man | question: What field of study was the first to use a chair?, answer: anthropology | question: What field of study did Jean Louis Armand de Quatrefages de Bréau create in 1850?, answer: ethnography | question: Where was slavery abolished in 1848?, answer: France
+question: What type of aircraft serves Gustaf III Airport?, answer: small regional commercial aircraft | question: What island has a small airport called Gustaf III?, answer: St. Barthélemy | question: What is the name of the small airport on the north coast of St. Barthélemy?, answer: Gustaf III Airport | question: What airport serves as a hub for connecting flights with regional carriers to St. Barthélemy?, answer: Princess Juliana International Airport | question: Who does Princess Juliana International Airport connect flights with?, answer: regional carriers | question: What type of aircraft serves Gustaf III Airport?, answer: charters | question: What is the nearest airport with a runway length sufficient to land a typical commercial jet airliner?, answer: Sint Maarten: Princess Juliana International Airport | question: What is Gustaf III Airport?, answer: a small airport | question: Where is the nearest airport with a runway length sufficient to land a typical commercial jet airliner?, answer: Sint Maarten | question: What does Princess Juliana International Airport provide?, answer: connecting flights
+question: What island has 25 hotels?, answer: St. Barthélemy | question: What are classified in the traditional French manner?, answer: Hotels | question: What is the name of the classification of hotels in St. Barthélemy?, answer: Star | question: How do 130,000 people arrive on the island?, answer: luxury boats | question: What does the island's tourism industry attract 70,000 visitors to each year?, answer: its luxury hotels | question: What is the name of the luxury hotel in St. Barthélemy?, answer: 4 Star Luxe | question: How many rooms does Hotel Le Toiny have?, answer: 12 rooms | question: How many rooms are in most of the hotels in St. Barthélemy?, answer: 15 rooms | question: How many rooms does the largest St. Barthélemy hotel have?, answer: 58 rooms | question: What are most places of accommodation in the form of?, answer: private villas
+question: Who was given a large appanage in North China?, answer: Kublai | question: Who granted Kublai a large appanage in North China?, answer: Ögedei Khan | question: Who was the successor and nephew of Sakya Pandita?, answer: Drogön Chögyal Phagpa | question: Where was Kublai granted a large appanage?, answer: North China | question: Who was granted a large appanage in North China in 1236?, answer: the Mongol prince Kublai | question: What did the Phagpa lama teach Kublai?, answer: religious affairs | question: Who recognized Kublai as a superior sovereign in political affairs?, answer: Phagpa | question: What did the Phagpa lama recognize Kublai as a superior sovereign in?, answer: political affairs | question: What was Kublai's nationality?, answer: Mongol | question: What was Kublai's later name?, answer: Khagan
+question: Where is the Sekundarschule located?, answer: Hamburg | question: Where is the Sekundarschule located?, answer: Berlin | question: What type of school was the Sekundarschule?, answer: comprehensive school | question: What is the name of the new comprehensive school in Berlin?, answer: Sekundarschule | question: What is the name of the new comprehensive school in Hamburg?, answer: Stadtteilschule | question: What does Sekundarschule stand for?, answer: Education | question: What was the name of the other school that was merged with Hauptschulen?, answer: Realschulen | question: Along with Realschulen and Sekundarschule, what other school was merged with Hauptschulen?, answer: Gesamtschulen | question: What school was merged with Realschulen and Gesamtschulen?, answer: Hauptschulen | question: Where was the Sekundarschule located?, answer: the German States of Berlin
+question: What did Nassim Nicholas Taleb use to warn against the breakdown of the banking system?, answer: bad risk models | question: What was Nassim Nicholas Taleb's career?, answer: financial risk engineer | question: What was Nassim Nicholas Taleb's career?, answer: Stock trader | question: What did Taleb rely on?, answer: bad models | question: Who wrote The Black Swan?, answer: Nassim Nicholas Taleb | question: What did Taleb make a big bet on?, answer: stocks | question: What was Taleb's concern about the use of bad risk models?, answer: reliance | question: What is Nassim Nicholas Taleb's profession?, answer: author | question: What did Nassim Nicholas Taleb describe the breakdown of the banking system as?, answer: fragility | question: How long did Taleb warn against the breakdown of the banking system?, answer: years
+question: What could excessively high water pressures at lower elevations break?, answer: municipal water pipes | question: What type of buildings are water towers a distinctive feature of?, answer: buildings | question: What was the city's building material of choice after the Great Fire of 1835?, answer: Stone | question: What was the city's building material of choice after the Great Fire of 1835?, answer: brick | question: In the 1800s, the city required water towers to be installed on buildings higher than six stories to prevent excessively high water pressures at what elevation?, answer: lower elevations | question: In what area did garden apartments become popular in the 1920s?, answer: Jackson Heights | question: Stone and brick became the city's building materials of what?, answer: choice | question: What could break municipal water pipes?, answer: excessively high water pressures | question: What was limited in the aftermath of the Great Fire of 1835?, answer: wood-frame houses | question: Where did garden apartments become popular in the 1920s?, answer: outlying areas
+question: Street Lights are used to light roadways and walkways at what time of day?, answer: night | question: What are street lights used to do at night?, answer: light roadways | question: What is used to light roadways and walkways at night?, answer: Street Lights | question: Street Lights are used to light roadways and what at night?, answer: walkways | question: What are LEDs and photovoltaics used for?, answer: luminaires | question: What are some manufacturers designing to provide an energy-efficient alternative to traditional street light fixtures?, answer: LED | question: What are LED and photovoltaic luminaires designed to provide?, answer: an energy-efficient alternative | question: Who are designing LED and photovoltaic luminaires?, answer: Some manufacturers
+question: What did not operate in the United Kingdom?, answer: Strict separation | question: Many southern states did not observe a strict separation of what in the 18th century?, answer: powers | question: What principle of separation of powers did not operate in the United Kingdom?, answer: separation | question: What was the UK Westminster system based on?, answer: responsible government | question: What did the UK Westminster system serve as a model for?, answer: government | question: When did the UK's political structure serve as a model for the U.S. Constitution?, answer: most instances[citation | question: The three branches of what government often violated the strict principle of separation of powers?, answer: British government | question: What was the supreme lawmaking authority in the UK?, answer: House | question: What states explicitly required separation of powers?, answer: many southern states | question: In what cases were the King's Ministers members of one of the two Houses of Parliament?, answer: most cases
+question: What continued to strike even months after the main quake?, answer: Strong aftershocks | question: Where was the epicenter of the 1976 earthquake located?, answer: Qingchuan County | question: What was the magnitude of the 6.0 Mw aftershock in Qingchuan County?, answer: Mw | question: Where was the 5.7 Mw aftershock in Shaanxi?, answer: Ningqiang County | question: How long after the main quake did strong aftershocks continue to strike?, answer: months | question: What county was near the epicenter of the 1976 earthquake?, answer: Beichuan County | question: Which county was near the epicenter of the 1976 earthquake?, answer: Pingwu County | question: After what event did strong aftershocks continue to strike?, answer: the main quake | question: What did the two aftershocks in Qingchuan and Ningqiang County cause to collapse?, answer: homes | question: What did the aftershocks of 5.6 and 5.5 Mw damage?, answer: highways
+question: Suffering is a central concept in what religion?, answer: Buddhism | question: What is another name for "suffering"?, answer: Sanskrit दुःख duḥkha | question: What language does the word "suffering" come from?, answer: Sanskrit दुःख | question: In English-language Buddhist literature, what is the word "suffering" often left untranslated?, answer: Pāli | question: What is another term for suffering?, answer: frustration | question: What is "dukkha" often left untranslated for in English-language Buddhist literature?, answer: meaning.[note | question: What is suffering in Buddhism?, answer: a central concept | question: What is another term for "suffering"?, answer: misery | question: What kind of view is pessimistic?, answer: Buddhist | question: What is another term for suffering?, answer: stress
+question: On what date did the torch stop in the Middle East?, answer: April | question: What is the name of the Oman state?, answer: Sultanate | question: What was the name of the only stop in the Middle East?, answer: Muscat | question: What is the name of the sultanate of the Middle East?, answer: Oman | question: Where was the torch's only stop?, answer: the Middle East | question: On what date was Muscat's last stop in the Middle East?, answer: April 14 | question: Who was one of the torchbearers?, answer: Syrian actress Sulaf Fawakherji | question: Who was one of the torchbearers?, answer: Sulaf Fawakherji | question: What was not reported during the relay?, answer: incidents
+question: Sunlight has influenced building design since the beginning of what?, answer: architectural history | question: Sunlight has influenced what since the beginning of architectural history?, answer: building design | question: What has influenced building design since the beginning of architectural history?, answer: Sunlight | question: The Greeks and Chinese oriented their buildings toward the south to provide light and what?, answer: warmth | question: What did the Greeks and Chinese use to provide light and warmth?, answer: urban planning methods | question: What has influenced building design since the beginning of architectural history?, answer: light | question: What type of architecture was first used by the Greeks and Chinese?, answer: Advanced solar architecture | question: Along with the Greeks, who oriented their buildings toward the south to provide light and warmth?, answer: Chinese | question: Who first employed advanced solar architecture?, answer: Greeks | question: What did the Greeks and Chinese orient toward the south to provide light and warmth?, answer: their buildings
+question: What religion is the Hanafi school?, answer: Sunni Islam | question: What type of Islam is the Hanafi school?, answer: Sunni | question: What has the government declared two Islamic holidays as?, answer: state holidays | question: Tajikistan's Constitution provides for freedom of what?, answer: religion | question: What is the name of the second Islamic holiday in Tajikistan?, answer: Idi Qurbon | question: What school in Tajikistan recognizes Sunni Islam?, answer: the Hanafi school | question: What does the Constitution of Tajikistan provide for religion?, answer: freedom | question: Who recognizes the Sunni Islam of the Hanafi school?, answer: the government | question: What percentage of Tajikistan's population is non-denominational?, answer: non-denominational Muslims | question: What provides for freedom of religion in Tajikistan?, answer: Constitution
+question: What language does symbiosis come from?, answer: Greek σύν | question: What is close and long-term interaction between two different biological species?, answer: Symbiosis | question: What is symbiosis?, answer: two different biological species | question: What language is symbiosis from?, answer: Greek | question: In 1877 Albert Bernhard Frank used the word symbiosis to describe the mutualistic relationship in what?, answer: lichens | question: What is symbiosis?, answer: close and often long-term interaction | question: What was the term symbiosis previously used to describe people living together in?, answer: community | question: What did Heinrich Anton de Bary define symbiosis as?, answer: unlike organisms | question: Who used the word symbiosis to describe the mutualistic relationship in lichens?, answer: Albert Bernhard Frank | question: What was symbiosis previously used to depict?, answer: people
+question: Symbiosis played a major role in the co-evolution of what?, answer: flowering plants | question: Symbiosis played a major role in the co-evolution of what?, answer: plants | question: What have highly specialized flowers modified to promote pollination by a specific pollinator that is also correspondingly adapted?, answer: Many plants | question: Where did corresponding speciation occur?, answer: certain insect groups | question: In some taxa of plants, the relationship has become dependent, where the plant species can only be pollinated by one species of what?, answer: insect | question: Many plants that are pollinated by what have highly specialized flowers modified to promote pollination by a specific pollinator that is also correspondingly adapted?, answer: insects | question: What played a major role in the co-evolution of flowering plants and the animals that pollinate them?, answer: Symbiosis | question: Symbiosis played a major role in what of flowering plants?, answer: evolution | question: Symbiosis played a major role in the evolution of flowering plants and the animals that pollinate them?, answer: - | question: Many plants that are pollinated by insects, bats, or birds have highly specialized flowers modified to promote what by a specific pollinator?, answer: pollination
+question: What is symbiosis in which the organisms are not in union called?, answer: disjunctive symbiosis | question: What is symbiosis in which the organisms have bodily union called?, answer: conjunctive symbiosis | question: Mistletoe is an example of what?, answer: symbiosis | question: What does lactobacilli belong to?, answer: other bacteria | question: What are associations in which one organism lives on another?, answer: Symbiotic relationships | question: What is conjunctive symbiosis?, answer: bodily union | question: Symbiodinium is found in what?, answer: corals | question: Conjunctive symbiosis is in which the organisms have bodily what?, answer: union | question: What is an example of an ectosymbiosis?, answer: mistletoe | question: What is an example of a symbiotic relationship in corals?, answer: Symbiodinium
+question: What is a rare type of symbiosis in which the interaction between species is detrimental to both organisms involved?, answer: Synnecrosis | question: What type of symbiosis is uncommon in nature?, answer: synnecrosis | question: Who inflict pain on themselves and on the victim of a bee sting?, answer: Species | question: Synnecrosis is a rare type of symbiosis in which the interaction between which organisms is detrimental to both organisms involved?, answer: species | question: Synnecrosis is a rare type of what?, answer: symbiosis | question: What do some species of bees have a relationship with?, answer: victims | question: What does synnecrosis cause?, answer: death | question: Where is synnecrosis uncommon?, answer: nature | question: What species of bees die after stinging their prey?, answer: bee | question: What type of symbiosis is synnecrosis?, answer: a rare type
+question: What is another name for the Republic of Tajikistan?, answer: جمهورى تاجيكستان‎‎ Tajik | question: What country is bordered by Afghanistan, Uzbekistan, and Kyrgyzstan?, answer: Tajikistan | question: What is the official name of the Republic of Tajikistan?, answer: Ҷумҳурии Тоҷикистон | question: Who were the traditional homelands of Tajikistan, Afghanistan and Uzbekistan?, answer: Tajik people | question: What is the Persian name for Tajikistan?, answer: Persian: تاجيكستان‎‎ Тоҷикистон | question: What is the Russian name for Respublika Tadzhikistan?, answer: Респу́блика Таджикистан | question: What language is the Republic of Tajikistan?, answer: Persian | question: What is the Russian name for Tajikistan?, answer: Respublika Tadzhikistan | question: What is the official name of the Republic of Tajikistan?, answer: Tajik | question: What is another name for Tajikistan?, answer: /tæˈdʒiːkiːstæn/
+question: What age is the majority of the population of Tajikistan?, answer: the age | question: What are the ages of 14 and 30 in Tajikistan?, answer: the ages | question: What country has a population of 7,349,145?, answer: Tajikistan | question: What percentage of Tajikistan's population is between the ages of 14 and 30?, answer: 35% | question: What percentage of Tajikistan's population is under the age of 30?, answer: 70% | question: What are Uzbeks and Russians?, answer: sizable minorities | question: When was the population of Tajikistan in 2009?, answer: July | question: Why are the numbers of Uzbeks and Russians declining?, answer: emigration | question: What age are 70% of the population in Tajikistan?, answer: the age of 30 | question: What are all citizens of Tajikistan called?, answer: Tajikistanis
+question: Tajikistan is the smallest nation in Central Asia by what?, answer: area | question: Where is Tajikistan located?, answer: Central Asia | question: How large is Tajikistan?, answer: a small area | question: What is the smallest nation in Central Asia?, answer: Tajikistan | question: What valleys form the Amu Darya?, answer: Vakhsh river valleys | question: What type of land is the Fergana Valley?, answer: lower land | question: What direction is the small area of Tajikistan from 75° E?, answer: east | question: What are the only major areas of lower land in Tajikistan?, answer: The only major areas | question: What is Tajikistan's size in Central Asia?, answer: the smallest nation | question: Dushanbe is located on the southern slopes above what valley?, answer: Kofarnihon
+question: What is officially a republic?, answer: Tajikistan | question: Where does the People's Democratic Party of Tajikistan have a vast majority?, answer: Parliament | question: What does Tajikistan hold for the presidency and parliament?, answer: elections | question: What does the People's Democratic Party of Tajikistan have a vast majority in?, answer: parliament | question: What type of system does Tajikistan operate under?, answer: a presidential system | question: When did Emomalii Rahmon become President of Tajikistan?, answer: November | question: What does the People's Democratic Party of Tajikistan have in Parliament?, answer: a vast majority | question: Who is the Deputy Prime Minister of Tajikistan?, answer: Ruqiya Qurbanova
+question: What means the "Land of the Tajiks"?, answer: Tajikistan | question: What is the name of a pre-Islamic tribe before the seventh century A.D.?, answer: Tajik | question: According to the Library of Congress, it is difficult to definitively state the origins of the word "Tajik" because the term is "embroiled in twentieth-century political disputes about whether Turkic or Iranian peoples were the original inhabitants of what?, answer: Central Asia | question: What is the term "Tajik" associated with?, answer: twentieth-century political disputes | question: What does -stan mean in Persian?, answer: place | question: When was the seventh century?, answer: A.D. | question: Before what century was Tajik a tribe?, answer: the seventh century A.D. | question: What language does the suffix -stan come from?, answer: Persian | question: What Persian word means "place of" or "country"?, answer: ـستان‎‎ | question: What peoples were the original inhabitants of Central Asia?, answer: Turkic
+question: What country's economy grew substantially after the war?, answer: Tajikistan | question: What did Tajikistan improve its position among?, answer: other Central Asian countries | question: What does cotton use 45% of?, answer: irrigated arable land | question: What region is Tajikistan located in?, answer: Central Asian | question: What is the primary source of income in Tajikistan?, answer: aluminium production | question: Who is the primary source of income in Tajikistan?, answer: migrant workers | question: What was the GDP of Tajikistan in the period of 2000-2007?, answer: the World Bank data | question: What is the main source of income in Tajikistan?, answer: cotton growing
+question: What are the Vakhsh and Panj rivers?, answer: great hydropower potential | question: What country is home to the Nurek Dam?, answer: Tajikistan | question: What has the government of Tajikistan focused on attracting investment for?, answer: electricity exports | question: What has the government of Tajikistan focused on attracting investment for?, answer: internal use | question: What has the government of Tajikistan focused on attracting investment for?, answer: projects | question: What is the name of one of Tajikistan's rivers?, answer: Panj | question: What is at the development stage of Tajikistan's hydroelectric power station?, answer: Other projects | question: What will CASA 1000 use to transmit electricity from Tajikistan to Pakistan?, answer: power transit | question: What is the name of one of Tajikistan's rivers?, answer: Vakhsh | question: What has the government of Tajikistan focused on attracting for projects for internal use and electricity exports?, answer: investment
+question: During what war did 260,000 Tajiks fight against Germany, Finland, and Japan?, answer: World War II | question: What country did the Virgin Lands Campaign focus on?, answer: Soviet Republics | question: What country did the Tajiks fight against in World War II?, answer: Japan | question: Who was conscripted into the Soviet Army in 1939?, answer: Tajiks | question: Who were calling for increased rights in the late 1980s?, answer: Tajik nationalists | question: What country was conscripted into the Soviet Army in 1939?, answer: Tajik | question: What country did Tajiks fight against in World War II?, answer: Finland | question: What country had the lowest household saving rate in the USSR?, answer: Tajikistan | question: What were Tajik nationalists calling for in the late 1980s?, answer: increased rights | question: What country did Tajiks fight in World War II?, answer: Germany
+question: What are usually caused by slippage during replication?, answer: Tandem repeats | question: Satellite DNA and microsatellites are forms of what in the genome?, answer: tandem repeats | question: What is the largest proportion of mammalian tandem repeats?, answer: interspersed repeats | question: Tandem repeats are usually caused by slippage during replication, unequal crossing-over and what?, answer: gene conversion | question: Tandem repeats are caused by slippage during replication, unequal crossing-over and gene conversion, microsatellites and what other form of DNA?, answer: satellite DNA | question: Satellite DNA and microsatellites are forms of tandem repeats in what?, answer: genome | question: Tandem repeats are usually caused by slippage during what?, answer: replication | question: Tandem repeats are usually caused by what during replication?, answer: slippage | question: What type of repeats are usually caused by slippage during replication?, answer: Tandem | question: What species has the largest proportion of interspersed repeats?, answer: mammalian
+question: What was the Benjamin Mkapa National Stadium built with?, answer: Chinese aid | question: What country was the only stop in Africa for the torch relay?, answer: Tanzania | question: On what date did the Dar es Salaam relay take place?, answer: April | question: Who lit the torch for the relay?, answer: Vice-President Ali Mohamed Shein | question: What city was the only stop in Africa for the torch relay?, answer: Dar | question: Where was the torch's only stop?, answer: Africa | question: What was the name of the only stop in Africa for the torch?, answer: Salaam | question: Who was the Vice-President of China at the time of the relay?, answer: Ali Mohamed Shein | question: What stadium was built with Chinese aid in 2005?, answer: the Benjamin Mkapa National Stadium
+question: What is another term for a university of technology?, answer: technical university | question: What are TU and TU the common terms for?, answer: universities | question: What is another term for a technical university?, answer: technology | question: What are the common terms for universities of technology or technical university?, answer: Technische Universität | question: What is the abbreviation for Technische University?, answer: TU | question: What are the terms for universities of technology or technical university?, answer: the common terms | question: What do these universities focus on?, answer: research | question: What type of degree can a Technische University grant?, answer: doctoral degrees | question: What is the abbreviation for Technische Universität?, answer: (abbreviation | question: What type of degree can a Technische University grant?, answer: habilitation
+question: Who was the most talked about contestant for his unusual hairdo?, answer: Teenager Sanjaya Malakar | question: Who was the most talked about contestant for his unusual hairdo?, answer: Sanjaya Malakar | question: How long did Sanjaya survive elimination?, answer: many weeks | question: Who encouraged fans to vote for Sanjaya Malakar?, answer: Howard Stern | question: What season was Sanjaya Malakar the most talked about contestant?, answer: season | question: Who was the most talked-about contestant for his unusual hairdo?, answer: Sanjaya | question: What did Sanjaya Malakar survive?, answer: elimination | question: Why did Sanjaya Malakar survive elimination?, answer: part | question: What did Sanjaya Malakar vote for?, answer: Worst | question: Who did Howard Stern encourage to vote for Sanjaya Malakar?, answer: fans
+question: Where did television transmissions begin in 1946?, answer: Alexandra Palace | question: What resumed from Alexandra Palace in 1946?, answer: Television transmissions | question: What type of show was shown on the BBC tv?, answer: game shows | question: What type of programming did the BBC tv show?, answer: soap operas | question: What did the BBC Television Service show?, answer: popular programming | question: What was the name of the television service that was renamed "BBC tv" in 1960?, answer: BBC | question: What type of programming did BBC tv cover?, answer: genres | question: What type of programming was shown on the BBC Television Service?, answer: documentaries | question: What type of programming was shown on the BBC Television Service?, answer: comedies
+question: Who was the Business Chief Underwriter for Correspondent Lending in the Consumer Lending Group for Citigroup?, answer: Richard M. Bowen III | question: What did Richard M. Bowen III say was endemic by the end of the U.S. housing bubble?, answer: mortgage underwriting standards | question: What was Richard M. Bowen III's position in the Consumer Lending Group?, answer: Correspondent Lending | question: Who was bound to perform underwriting to Citi's standards in 2007?, answer: mortgage originators | question: What increased to over 80% of production in 2007?, answer: defective mortgages | question: What did Richard M. Bowen III say was "defective" by 2006?, answer: mortgages | question: What did Richard M. Bowen III give to the Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission?, answer: Testimony | question: Who did Richard M. Bowen III testify to?, answer: the Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission | question: What did Richard M. Bowen III testify about during his tenure as the Business Chief Underwriter for Correspondent Lending in the Consumer Lending Group for Citigroup?, answer: events | question: What company was Richard M. Bowen III responsible for over 220 professional underwriters?, answer: Citi
+question: Since when have texts on architecture been written?, answer: ancient time | question: Who wrote canons in the 1st century?, answer: BCE Roman Architect Vitruvius | question: What has been written since ancient time?, answer: Texts | question: What type of advice did texts on architecture provide?, answer: specific formal prescriptions | question: What type of architecture is found in the writings of the 1st century BCE Roman Architect Vitruvius?, answer: canons | question: Texts on what have been written since ancient time?, answer: architecture | question: What are some of the most important early examples of?, answer: canonic architecture | question: Who wrote some examples of canons?, answer: the 1st-century BCE Roman Architect Vitruvius | question: What provided both general advice and specific formal prescriptions or canons?, answer: These texts | question: When did Vitruvius write?, answer: 1st-century
+question: Where was the Olympic flame's first visit?, answer: Thailand | question: Who were the protesters along with?, answer: Olympic supporters | question: Where was the Olympic flame's first visit to Thailand?, answer: Bangkok | question: The April 18 relay was the first visit to Thailand by what flame?, answer: Olympic | question: What did the Thai flame carry past during the relay?, answer: other city landmarks | question: What was the first visit of the Olympic flame to Thailand?, answer: first | question: Who did the protesters face during the relay?, answer: Beijing supporters | question: What country did Mom Rajawongse Narissara Chakrabongse boycott the relay to protest?, answer: Tibet | question: What is the name of the palace where the Olympic flame was carried?, answer: Chitralada Palace
+question: Who starred in Junior?, answer: Danny DeVito | question: Who played Danny DeVito in Junior?, answer: Ivan Reitman | question: Who starred in Junior?, answer: Schwarzenegger | question: What was the last of Schwarzenegger's three collaborations with Ivan Reitman?, answer: the comedy Junior | question: When was Junior released?, answer: That same year | question: What was the name of the villain in Batman & Robin?, answer: Mr. Freeze | question: What was the name of the villain in Batman & Robin?, answer: Freeze | question: What was the name of the comic book-based film that was based on 'Batman & Robin'?, answer: Batman | question: What award was Junior nominated for?, answer: Best Actor | question: What was the name of the comic book based Batman & Robin?, answer: Robin
+question: When was the "Fan Save" introduced?, answer: the fourteenth season | question: What account do viewers use to vote for the contestants in danger of elimination?, answer: Twitter | question: What are the contestants in danger of?, answer: elimination | question: What is the danger of voting for a contestant in the "Fan Save"?, answer: danger | question: What was introduced in the fourteenth season?, answer: The "Fan Save | question: Who is given a five minute window to vote for the contestants in danger of elimination?, answer: viewers | question: What do viewers use to vote for the contestants in danger of elimination?, answer: their Twitter account | question: What does the Twitter account decide which contestant will move on to?, answer: the next show | question: Who are viewers given a five-minute window to vote for during the finals?, answer: the contestants | question: What do viewers vote for during the finals?, answer: which contestant
+question: What type of classes does the "Mittelschule" offer?, answer: remedial classes | question: What type of classes does the "Mittelschule" offer?, answer: regular classes | question: What is the name of the school in some States of Germany that offers regular classes but no college preparatory classes?, answer: Mittelschule | question: In what country is the "Mittelschule" located?, answer: Germany | question: Where is the "Mittelschule" located?, answer: States of Germany | question: Who may be awarded the Hauptschulabschluss or the Mittlere Reife but not the Abitur?, answer: Students | question: What does not exist in some States of Germany?, answer: Hauptschule | question: In some States of Germany, a student who has not been accepted by another school has to attend what?, answer: the Mittelschule | question: What is not awarded to students at the Mittlere Reife?, answer: Abitur | question: What is a "Mittelschule"?, answer: a school
+question: What is the name of the University of Notre Dame?, answer: Notre Dame | question: Who will win over all?, answer: old Notre Dame | question: Who will win over all in the "Notre Dame Victory March"?, answer: , old Notre Dame | question: What is the name of the fight song for the University of Notre Dame?, answer: The "Notre Dame Victory March | question: Who is the "Notre Dame Victory March" for?, answer: the University of Notre Dame | question: Who was the brother of Rev. Michael J. Shea?, answer: John F. Shea | question: What is the "Notre Dame Victory March"?, answer: the fight song | question: Who wrote the song "Notre Dame Victory March"?, answer: Michael J. Shea | question: The "Notre Dame Victory March" is the fight song for what university?, answer: the University | question: What is the echos cheering for?, answer: her name
+question: Who designed the Breakwater in Plymouth Sound?, answer: John Rennie | question: Where is the Breakwater located?, answer: Plymouth Sound | question: Who designed the Breakwater in Plymouth Sound?, answer: Rennie | question: What was designed by John Rennie to protect the fleet moving in and out of Devonport?, answer: Breakwater | question: Why was the Breakwater designed?, answer: order | question: The Breakwater was designed to protect the fleet moving in and out of what city?, answer: Devonport | question: What started in 1812?, answer: work | question: What did the ring of Palmerston forts protect the dockyard from?, answer: attack | question: Why was the Breakwater not completed until 1841?, answer: repeated storm damage
+question: What did the 1916 Zoning Resolution require setbacks in?, answer: new buildings | question: What did the 1916 Zoning Resolution require in new buildings?, answer: setbacks | question: What was the name of the 1931 building that reflected the zoning requirements?, answer: Empire State Building | question: What did the 1916 Zoning Resolution restrict to a percentage of the lot size?, answer: towers | question: What did the 1916 Zoning Resolution limit towers to?, answer: sunlight | question: What are the eagles at the corners of the Chrysler Building?, answer: distinctive ornamentation | question: Who awarded the Condé Nast Building for its design?, answer: AIA New York State | question: What state awarded the Condé Nast Building for its green design?, answer: New York State | question: What style are the Chrysler Building and Empire State Building in?, answer: Art Deco | question: What type of spires did the Empire State Building have?, answer: steel spires
+question: What did the 1971 Local Government White Paper propose?, answer: abolishing county boroughs | question: What town was lobbying for the creation of a Tamarside county?, answer: Plymouth | question: What was the result of Plymouth's lobbying for a Tamarside county?, answer: Plymouth lobbying | question: Who was responsible for education, social services, highways and libraries after Plymouth ceased to be a county borough?, answer: Devon County Council | question: What did Plymouth cease to be on April 1, 1974?, answer: a county borough | question: What type of services did Devon County Council take over after Plymouth ceased to be a county borough?, answer: social services | question: What did Plymouth lobby for to include Plymouth, Torpoint, Saltash, and the rural hinterland?, answer: a Tamarside county | question: What proposed abolishing county boroughs?, answer: The 1971 Local Government White Paper | question: What was transferred to Devon County Council after Plymouth ceased to be a county borough?, answer: responsibility | question: Plymouth's council was based on the other side of which county?, answer: the county
+question: What did the oil embargo and 1979 energy crisis cause a reorganization of?, answer: energy policies | question: What did the oil embargo and 1979 energy crisis bring renewed attention to?, answer: solar technologies | question: What did the 1973 oil embargo and 1979 energy crisis bring to the development of solar technologies?, answer: renewed attention | question: What event caused a reorganization of energy policies around the world?, answer: 1979 energy crisis | question: What is the name of the research facility in Germany?, answer: Solar Energy Systems ISE | question: What is the name of the research facility in Germany?, answer: Fraunhofer Institute | question: In what country did the Sunshine Program take place?, answer: Japan | question: In what country did the Sunshine Program take place?, answer: US | question: What is the name of the research facility in Germany?, answer: Fraunhofer Institute for Solar Energy Systems | question: What was the name of the incentive program in the US?, answer: the Federal Photovoltaic Utilization Program
+question: Who wrote Seven Lamps of Architecture?, answer: John Ruskin | question: John Ruskin was much narrower in his view of what?, answer: architecture | question: What nationality was John Ruskin?, answer: English | question: What was the art which so disposes and adorns the edifices raised by men called?, answer: Architecture | question: What was the name of John Ruskin's book?, answer: Seven | question: Who was John Ruskin?, answer: The 19th-century English art critic | question: What did Ruskin believe the sight of architecture contributed to?, answer: pleasure | question: When was John Ruskin's Seven Lamps of Architecture published?, answer: 19th-century | question: What did Ruskin believe the sight of architecture contributed to?, answer: power | question: Who raised the edifices in Ruskin's work?, answer: men
+question: What has the renewal and re-equipment effort resulted in the acquisition of?, answer: specific equipment | question: What type of aircraft did the Canadian Air Force purchase in 2006?, answer: unmanned air vehicles | question: What type of equipment was acquired in 2006?, answer: main battle tanks | question: What has the renewal and re-equipment effort resulted in the acquisition of?, answer: other systems | question: What type of equipment was acquired in 2006?, answer: artillery | question: In what country is the Canadian Air Force based?, answer: Afghanistan | question: What type of aircraft did the Canada First Defence Strategy purchase?, answer: Globemaster III strategic transport aircraft | question: What has resulted in the acquisition of specific equipment to support the mission in Afghanistan?, answer: The 2006 renewal and re-equipment effort | question: C-17 Globemaster III strategic transport aircraft and CH-47 Chinook heavy-lift helicopters are examples of what?, answer: new systems
+question: Where was the epicenter of the 2008 Sichuan earthquake located?, answer: Sichuan province | question: Where was the Great Sichuan earthquake?, answer: Sichuan | question: When did the 2008 Sichuan earthquake occur?, answer: PM China Standard Time | question: What time did the Great Sichuan earthquake occur?, answer: Standard Time | question: What is another name for the 2008 Sichuan earthquake?, answer: the Great Sichuan earthquake | question: What was the magnitude of the 2008 Sichuan earthquake?, answer: Mw | question: What country was the epicenter of the 2008 Sichuan earthquake?, answer: China | question: Where did the 2008 Sichuan earthquake occur?, answer: epicenter | question: What time was the epicenter of the 2008 Sichuan earthquake?, answer: UTC | question: When was the 2008 Sichuan earthquake?, answer: May
+question: Before what event was the "Journey of Harmony" held?, answer: Summer Olympics | question: What was run from March 24 to August 8, 2008?, answer: The 2008 Summer Olympics torch relay | question: What is the longest distance since the 1936 Summer Olympics?, answer: any Olympic torch relay | question: When did the 2008 Summer Olympics torch relay end?, answer: August | question: When was the 2008 Summer Olympics torch relay?, answer: March | question: What was the first Olympic torch relay before the 2008 Summer Olympics?, answer: the 1936 Summer Olympics | question: Before what event did the 2008 Summer Olympics torch relay take place?, answer: the 2008 Summer Olympics | question: Where was the 2008 Summer Olympics torch relay held?, answer: China | question: What was the theme of the 2008 Summer Olympics torch relay?, answer: one dream | question: Where was the 2008 Summer Olympics torch relay held?, answer: Beijing
+question: Who released the 2009 Human Development Report?, answer: UNDP | question: When was the 2009 Human Development Report released?, answer: October | question: What was the focus of the 2009 Human Development Report?, answer: development | question: What was the focus of the 2009 Human Development Report?, answer: Human mobility | question: What does the 2009 Human Development Report refer to the top countries by HDI?, answer: developed countries | question: What was released on October 5, 2009?, answer: The 2009 Human Development Report | question: What period did the 2009 Human Development Report cover?, answer: the period | question: What was the new category for the top countries in the HDI report?, answer: "very high human development | question: The top countries in the 2009 Human Development Report were grouped in a new category called what?, answer: HDI | question: Which countries were grouped in a new category called very high human development?, answer: The top countries
+question: What was released on November 4, 2010?, answer: Human Development Report | question: What does the 2010 Human Development Report calculate?, answer: HDI values | question: The 2010 Human Development Report calculates HDI values based on what?, answer: estimates | question: Who released the 2010 Human Development Report?, answer: the United Nations Development Program | question: When was the 2010 Human Development Report released?, answer: November | question: What was released on November 4, 2010?, answer: The 2010 Human Development Report | question: When was the 2010 Human Development Report released?, answer: November 4, 2010 | question: What type of countries are listed in the 2010 Human Development Report?, answer: the "very high human development" countries | question: What is below the list of "very high human development" countries?, answer: the list | question: What year was the Human Development Report released?, answer: 2010
+question: What report introduced an Inequality-adjusted Human Development Index?, answer: Human Development Report | question: What is the IHDI the actual level of?, answer: human development | question: What is the Inequality-adjusted Human Development Index?, answer: IHDI | question: What does the IHDI account for?, answer: inequality | question: The 2010 Human Development Report introduced an Inequality-adjusted Human Development Index, what is it?, answer: HDI | question: What did the 2010 Human Development Report introduce?, answer: an Inequality-adjusted Human Development Index | question: What could be achieved if there were no inequality?, answer: the maximum IHDI | question: What introduced an Inequality-adjusted Human Development Index?, answer: The 2010 Human Development Report | question: What is the actual level of human development?, answer: the IHDI
+question: What was the first to calculate an Inequality-adjusted Human Development Index?, answer: Human Development Report | question: Income, life expectancy, and education are three basic dimensions of what?, answer: human development | question: What is one of the three basic dimensions of human development?, answer: life expectancy | question: What is one of the three basic dimensions of human development?, answer: education | question: What is the Inequality-adjusted Human Development Index?, answer: IHDI | question: The 2010 Human Development Report was what to calculate an Inequality-adjusted Human Development Index?, answer: first | question: What was the 2010 Human Development Report the first to calculate?, answer: an Inequality-adjusted Human Development Index | question: What does the IHDI factor in in the three basic dimensions of human development?, answer: inequalities | question: What is one of the three basic dimensions of human development?, answer: income | question: What was the first to calculate an Inequality-adjusted Human Development Index?, answer: The 2010 Human Development Report
+question: What did the 2011 Human Development Report calculate?, answer: HDI values | question: The 2011 Human Development Report calculated HDI values based on what?, answer: estimates | question: What was released on 2 November 2011, and calculated HDI values based on estimates for 2011?, answer: The 2011 Human Development Report | question: When was the 2011 Human Development Report released?, answer: 2 November | question: The list of "very high human development" countries is equal to what quartile?, answer: the top quartile | question: When was the 2011 Human Development Report released?, answer: 2 November 2011 | question: What is the top quartile of HDI values?, answer: the "very high human development" countries | question: What is below the 2011 Human Development Report?, answer: the list | question: What year was the Human Development Report released?, answer: 2011
+question: What does the 2013 Human Development Report calculate?, answer: HDI values | question: The 2013 Human Development Report calculates HDI values based on what?, answer: estimates | question: Who released the 2013 Human Development Report?, answer: the United Nations Development Program | question: When was the 2013 Human Development Report released?, answer: March | question: What was released on March 14, 2013?, answer: The 2013 Human Development Report | question: When was the 2013 Human Development Report released?, answer: March 14, 2013 | question: What type of countries are listed in the 2013 Human Development Report?, answer: the "very high human development" countries | question: What is below the list of "very high human development" countries?, answer: the list | question: The 2013 Human Development Report calculated HDI values based on estimates for what year?, answer: 2012
+question: What does the 2014 Human Development Report calculate?, answer: HDI values | question: The 2014 Human Development Report calculates HDI values based on what?, answer: estimates | question: Who released the 2014 Human Development Report?, answer: the United Nations Development Program | question: When was the 2014 Human Development Report released?, answer: July | question: What was released on July 24, 2014?, answer: The 2014 Human Development Report | question: When was the 2014 Human Development Report released?, answer: July 24, 2014 | question: What is the list of countries in the 2014 Human Development Report?, answer: the "very high human development" countries | question: What is below the 2014 Human Development Report?, answer: the list | question: The 2014 Human Development Report calculated HDI values based on estimates for what year?, answer: 2013
+question: What was released on December 14, 2015?, answer: Human Development Report | question: What does the 2015 Human Development Report calculate?, answer: HDI values | question: The 2015 Human Development Report calculates HDI values based on what?, answer: estimates | question: Who released the 2015 Human Development Report?, answer: the United Nations Development Program | question: When was the 2015 Human Development Report released?, answer: December | question: What was released on December 14, 2015?, answer: The 2015 Human Development Report | question: When was the 2015 Human Development Report released?, answer: December 14, 2015 | question: Which countries are listed in the 2015 Human Development Report?, answer: the "very high human development" countries | question: What is below the 2015 Human Development Report?, answer: the list | question: The 2015 Human Development Report calculates HDI values based on estimates for what year?, answer: 2014
+question: Who influenced Amadeo de Souza-Cardoso?, answer: French painters | question: Vieira da Silva, Jlio Pomar, Helena Almeida, Joana Vasconcelos, Julio Sarmento and Paula Rego are examples of what?, answer: painters | question: Who are Vieira da Silva, Jlio Pomar, Helena Almeida, Joana Vasconcelos, Julio Sarmento and Paula Rego?, answer: Prominent international figures | question: What movement came to Portugal in the 20th century?, answer: Modernism | question: What nationality was Amadeo de Souza-Cardoso?, answer: Portuguese | question: Who was Carlos Botelho's friend?, answer: Fernando Pessoa | question: Who is a notable international painters?, answer: Vieira da Silva | question: Who was one of the most prominent Portuguese painters?, answer: Amadeo de Souza-Cardoso | question: Whose portrait did Carlos Botelho and Almada Negreiros paint?, answer: Pessoa | question: Who is a notable artist in the visual arts today?, answer: Paula Rego
+question: The 21 nocturnes are more structured than Field's nocturnes because of what?, answer: greater emotional depth | question: What part of Chopin's nocturnes are marked by agitated expression?, answer: middle sections | question: Who met Field in 1833?, answer: Chopin | question: What are the middle sections of Chopin's nocturnes marked by?, answer: agitated expression | question: Who did Chopin meet in 1833?, answer: Field | question: What have middle sections marked by agitated expression?, answer: the Chopin nocturnes | question: What does the agitated expression of the middle sections of Chopin's nocturnes heighten?, answer: their dramatic character | question: What do Chopin nocturnes often make on the performer?, answer: very difficult demands | question: What are more structured than Field's nocturnes?, answer: The 21 nocturnes | question: Who do Chopin nocturnes often make difficult demands on?, answer: the performer
+question: The 5th Canadian Division and the 3rd Canadian Division each have how many brigade groups?, answer: Reserve Force | question: Which division has three Reserve Force brigade groups?, answer: Canadian Division | question: The 2nd, 3rd and 4th Canadian Divisions each have a what brigade group?, answer: Regular Force | question: How many Reserve Force brigade groups are there?, answer: ten Reserve Force brigade groups | question: The 4th Canadian Division and the 3rd Canadian Division each have how many Reserve Force brigade groups?, answer: three Reserve Force brigade groups | question: The 5th Canadian Division and the 2nd Canadian Division each have how many Reserve Force brigade groups?, answer: two Reserve Force brigade groups | question: What does the 2nd, 3rd and 4th Canadian Divisions each have?, answer: a Regular Force brigade group | question: What divisions have a Regular Force brigade group?, answer: Canadian Divisions | question: Which division has three Reserve Force brigade groups?, answer: the 4th Canadian Division | question: Which Canadian division has three Reserve Force brigade groups?, answer: 4th
+question: What did the 50th anniversary of Jane Austen's release result in?, answer: reflections | question: When was the anniversary of the book's release?, answer: 50th | question: What was the 50th anniversary of the book's release met with?, answer: celebrations | question: When was the book released?, answer: The 50th anniversary | question: Who wrote "courage isn't always flashy, isn't always enough, but is always in style"?, answer: Lee | question: What does Eric Zorn think of Lee's use of language?, answer: style | question: What was the 50th anniversary of Jane Austen's release a reflection of?, answer: its impact | question: What did William Faulkner write about as an inevitability?, answer: racism | question: Who wrote about racism as an inevitability?, answer: William Faulkner
+question: What direction does the A38 dual-carriageway run?, answer: east | question: What dual-carriageway runs from east to west across the north of Plymouth?, answer: A38 | question: The A38 dual-carriageway runs from east to what direction?, answer: west | question: Who operates the park and ride services at Milehouse, Coypool, and George Junction?, answer: First South West | question: What is the name of the company that provides regular bus services in Plymouth?, answer: Target Travel | question: What is George Junction?, answer: Plymouth City Airport | question: What is the name of the bus company in Plymouth?, answer: Plymouth Citybus | question: The A38 dual-carriageway runs from east to west across the north of what city?, answer: the city | question: What city is located on the A38 dual-carriageway?, answer: Plymouth | question: What motorway does the A38 connect Plymouth to?, answer: M5
+question: Who reported that the state-controlled media has largely ignored the issue?, answer: AP | question: Who has largely ignored the issue?, answer: The state-controlled media | question: Who reported that the state-controlled media has largely ignored the issue?, answer: The AP | question: The state-controlled media has largely ignored what?, answer: the issue | question: Who have parents and volunteers questioned?, answer: authorities | question: Who has been detained and threatened?, answer: volunteers | question: Who has been detained and threatened?, answer: Parents | question: Who have been detained and threatened?, answer: who
+question: What contest was held in the US in 2008?, answer: Idol Songwriter | question: What nationality was the Idol Songwriter contest?, answer: American | question: What contest was held this season?, answer: The American Idol Songwriter contest | question: When was the song "The Time of My Life" released?, answer: May | question: Who recorded the song "The Time of My Life"?, answer: David Cook | question: When was the American Idol Songwriter contest held?, answer: this season | question: What was the name of the song that was recorded by David Cook?, answer: The winning song | question: What did each of the final two contestants choose to perform?, answer: a song | question: What was neither of the contestants' selections used for?, answer: the "coronation song | question: What was not used as the "coronation song"?, answer: their selections
+question: What are the Armed Forces ranked 74th in size compared to the world's other armed forces?, answer: total personnel | question: The Armed Forces are ranked 58th in terms of what?, answer: active personnel | question: What is expected to go up to 30,000 by 2020?, answer: primary reserve personnel | question: How many total personnel are in the Armed Forces?, answer: number | question: What is the rank of the Armed Forces compared to the world's other armed forces?, answer: size | question: Where are the Armed Forces ranked in size compared to the world's other armed forces?, answer: 74th | question: How are the Armed Forces funded?, answer: today | question: What is 119,000?, answer: the total force | question: How many supplementary reserves are there?, answer: 19,000 supplementary personnel | question: What is the rank of the Armed Forces in terms of active personnel?, answer: terms
+question: Who is the Chief of the Defence Staff in command of?, answer: Canadian Forces | question: What does the Canadian Royal Family act as captains-general of?, answer: Canadian Forces units | question: What is the name of the Canadian Forces Command on the Armed Forces Council?, answer: Canadian Special Operations Forces Command | question: What is one of the key Level 1 organizations on the Armed Forces Council?, answer: Royal Canadian Air Force | question: What is the name of the Canadian Special Operations Forces Command?, answer: Canadian Joint Operations Command | question: What does the Armed Forces have a hierarchy of?, answer: non-commissioned members | question: What does the head of the Canadian Forces Council sit on?, answer: The Armed Forces Council | question: What does the Chief of the Defence Staff serve as the head of?, answer: the Armed Forces Council | question: What are the 115,349 members of the Canadian Forces divided into?, answer: numerous ranks | question: Who is the Chief of the Defence Staff in command of?, answer: the Canadian Forces
+question: What does the Army consist of?, answer: other small units | question: What is the infantry brigade mostly equipped with?, answer: Pandur II APC | question: What is the name of the APC that the mechanized brigade is equipped with?, answer: M113 APC | question: How many brigades are in the US Army?, answer: Army | question: What is the Pandur II?, answer: APC | question: What APC is the infantry brigade mostly equipped with?, answer: Pandur II | question: What does the Rapid Reaction Brigade consist of?, answer: rangers | question: What type of vessels does the Navy have?, answer: auxiliary vessels | question: What type of brigade is mainly equipped with Leopard 2 A6 tanks and M113 APC?, answer: a mechanized brigade | question: What type of tanks are in the mechanized brigade?, answer: Leopard
+question: Who was forced to abandon the Drepung Monastery in 1537?, answer: Gendün Gyatso | question: What Association states that there is no written evidence to suggest that later leaders of the Gelug had any contacts with Ming China?, answer: Asian Studies | question: Who was the leader of the Gelug from 1391 to 1474?, answer: Gendün Drup | question: What group was excluded from attending New Years ceremonies and prayers?, answer: Gelug | question: What was given to the Karmapa and others in Lhasa?, answer: New Years prayers | question: The Association for Asian Studies states that there is no evidence that the leaders of the Gelug had any contacts with what country?, answer: Ming China | question: What event did the prince of Rinbung exclude the Gelug from attending?, answer: New Years ceremonies | question: What was the most important event in the Gelug?, answer: New Years | question: What does the Association for Asian Studies state there is no evidence to suggest that later leaders of the Gelug had any contacts with Ming China?, answer: no known written evidence | question: What was the most important event in the Gelug?, answer: prayers
+question: Unitec has had repeated attempts blocked by government policy and what?, answer: consequent decisions | question: Who has not been able to convince the courts to overturn these decisions?, answer: Unitec | question: How many times has Unitec been unable to convince the courts to overturn its decisions?, answer: repeated attempts | question: The Auckland University of Technology is the only polytechnic to have been elevated to what?, answer: university status | question: Unitec has had repeated attempts blocked by what?, answer: government policy | question: What is the only polytechnic to have been elevated to university status?, answer: Technology | question: Unitec has not been able to convince the courts to overturn what?, answer: these decisions | question: What is the Auckland University of Technology?, answer: the only polytechnic | question: What is the only polytechnic to have been elevated to university status?, answer: The Auckland University | question: What is the only polytechnic to have been elevated to university status?, answer: The Auckland University of Technology
+question: What department was headed by Jana Bennett?, answer: BBC Television | question: What was the new name of the BBC Television department?, answer: BBC Vision | question: What was the name of the television department that Jana Bennett headed?, answer: BBC | question: What did the new group of the BBC have to deal with?, answer: new media outlets | question: Who was the head of the BBC Television department?, answer: Jana Bennett | question: What was the BBC Vision a part of?, answer: larger restructuring | question: What was a part of the restructuring of the BBC?, answer: technology | question: What department was led by Jana Bennett?, answer: The BBC Television department | question: What was the new name of the BBC Television department?, answer: ; BBC Vision | question: What was part of a larger restructuring within the BBC with the onset of new media outlets and technology?, answer: The new group
+question: Who can view textual information on their television?, answer: BBC viewers | question: Who introduced Ceefax?, answer: BBC | question: What does CEEFAX allow viewers to view?, answer: textual information | question: CEEFAX has not made a full transition to what?, answer: digital television | question: What replaced CEEFAX?, answer: the new interactive BBCi service | question: What was Ceefax?, answer: the first teletext service | question: What was the first teletext service introduced by the BBC?, answer: first | question: What was the name of the first teletext service?, answer: Ceefax | question: What allows BBC viewers to view textual information on their television?, answer: This service | question: What does Ceefax allow viewers to view on their television?, answer: the latest news
+question: What was the name of the basement of the BBC's London studio?, answer: Broadcasting House | question: How were the images carried to the medium wave transmitter at Brookmans Park?, answer: telephone line | question: Where was Broadcasting House located?, answer: London | question: What did the BBC begin in the basement of Broadcasting House?, answer: its own regular television programming | question: Who began its own regular television programming from the basement of Broadcasting House, London?, answer: BBC | question: Where was the medium wave transmitter located?, answer: Brookmans Park | question: When did the BBC move its studio to larger quarters?, answer: February | question: Where was the BBC's London studio located in 1934?, answer: Portland Place | question: To what transmitter did the BBC continue broadcasting until 1935?, answer: the medium wave transmitter | question: What made the electromechanical broadcasts obsolete?, answer: all-electronic television systems
+question: Who's international television channels are funded by advertisements and subscription?, answer: BBC | question: Who does not broadcast advertisements?, answer: The BBC domestic television channels | question: Who is required to pay a television licence fee annually?, answer: TV viewers | question: The BBC's international television channels are funded by what?, answer: advertisements | question: What is the BBC's domestic television channels funded by?, answer: a television licence fee | question: Who is required to pay a television licence fee annually?, answer: viewers | question: The BBC's international television channels are funded by advertisements and what?, answer: subscription | question: What device can viewers use to watch real-time streams of the BBC's channels?, answer: their mobile phone
+question: Who is the BBC legally required to source 25% of its output from?, answer: such companies | question: Boys from the Blackstuff and Our Friends in the North are examples of what type of drama?, answer: contemporary social dramas | question: The BBC is renowned for its production of what?, answer: costume dramas | question: What has the BBC come under pressure to commission more programmes from?, answer: independent British production companies | question: Who produces Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice?, answer: BBC | question: What part of the UK is Our Friends in?, answer: North | question: What is the name of Jane Austen's costume drama?, answer: Prejudice | question: What has the BBC come under pressure to commission from independent British production companies?, answer: more programmes | question: What is the name of the contemporary social drama from the Blackstuff?, answer: Boys
+question: What does the BBC operate?, answer: several television networks | question: The BBC operates several television networks and what other term?, answer: television stations | question: What does the BBC operate in the UK?, answer: related programming services | question: What corporation operates several television networks in the UK?, answer: BBC | question: In what country does the BBC operate television stations?, answer: UK | question: In what country does the BBC operate its programming services?, answer: the United Kingdom | question: How much distinction is there between the terms television stations and networks in the UK?, answer: very little distinction | question: Who operates several television networks?, answer: The BBC | question: Where does the BBC produce its own programs?, answer: house
+question: What was the largest battle of the American Revolutionary War?, answer: Long Island | question: In what modern-day borough was the Battle of Long Island fought?, answer: Brooklyn | question: When was the Battle of Long Island fought?, answer: August | question: What happened after the battle of Long Island?, answer: subsequent smaller armed engagements | question: The Battle of Long Island was the largest battle of what war?, answer: the American Revolutionary War | question: Brooklyn became the British military and political base of operations in what country?, answer: North America | question: What was the Battle of Long Island?, answer: the largest battle | question: Who was the military base of operations in North America after the battle of Long Island?, answer: British | question: What was the largest battle of the American Revolutionary War?, answer: The Battle of Long Island | question: Where was the Battle of Long Island fought?, answer: the modern-day borough
+question: Who sent out a team of unarmed attendants to escort the flame?, answer: The Beijing Olympic Organizing Committee | question: What is the nickname of one of the torch attendants?, answer: Second Right Brother | question: What are the attendants sworn in as?, answer: the "Beijing Olympic Games Sacred Flame Protection Unit | question: What do the attendants keep alight throughout the journey?, answer: the Olympic flame | question: How many attendants did the Beijing Olympic Organizing Committee send out?, answer: 30 unarmed attendants | question: Who is dubbed "Second Right Brother"?, answer: the torch attendants | question: What did the team of 30 unarmed attendants escort throughout the journey?, answer: the flame | question: In what month and year was the "Beijing Olympic Games Sacred Flame Protection Unit" sworn in?, answer: August | question: What was the Sacred Flame Protection Unit sworn in as?, answer: the "Beijing Olympic Games | question: What is the main job of the Beijing Organizing Committee?, answer: Olympic
+question: What is the name given to Beyoncé's fan base?, answer: Bey Hive | question: Who penned the name Beyontourage?, answer: Fans | question: Who penned the name Bey Hive?, answer: fans | question: What did Beyoncé's fans use to petition for the name Bey Hive?, answer: online news reports | question: The Bey Hive is the name given to who's fan base?, answer: Beyoncé | question: What was the previous name of Beyoncé's fan base?, answer: The Beyontourage | question: The Beyontourage is a portmanteau of Beyoncé and what?, answer: entourage | question: During what type of events was the name Bey Hive penned?, answer: competitions | question: What is the name given to Beyoncé's fan base?, answer: The Bey Hive
+question: What is the numerus clausus system enforced through a national database on?, answer: student admissions | question: What type of students are offered extraordinary admission processes?, answer: international students | question: What type of admissions is a national database for?, answer: student | question: What type of student is most likely to attend a Portuguese state-run higher education institution?, answer: students | question: What type of students are admitted to Portuguese universities?, answer: foreign students | question: What is readmission?, answer: former students | question: What is supported with public money?, answer: Most student costs | question: Who has adopted the Bologna process?, answer: Portuguese universities | question: What does every higher education institution offer for sportsmen, mature applicants, international students, foreign students, degree owners from other institutions, students from other institutions, and course change?, answer: other extraordinary admission processes | question: Where are degree owners from?, answer: other institutions
+question: Whose works have been recorded by all the great pianists of the recording era?, answer: Chopin | question: What is available on the British Library site?, answer: historic recordings | question: What does the British Library have available?, answer: recordings | question: What library has a number of historic recordings of Chopin?, answer: British | question: The British Library notes that Chopin's works have been recorded by all the great who of the recording era?, answer: pianists | question: What is the name of the earliest Chopin recording?, answer: E major Op | question: What other pianists have been recorded by the British Library?, answer: many others | question: Where can you find historical recordings of Chopin?, answer: The British Library site | question: Who recorded the earliest recordings of Chopin?, answer: Alfred Cortot
+question: The Brookings Institution reported that the U.S. consumption accounted for more than a third of the growth in what between 2000 and 2007?, answer: global consumption | question: What accounted for more than a third of the growth in global consumption between 2000 and 2007?, answer: U.S. consumption | question: What did the rest of the world depend on the U.S. consumer as a source of?, answer: global demand | question: Whose savings rate has increased in the U.S.?, answer: U.S. consumers | question: What did the U.S. consumption account for more than a third of in global consumption between 2000 and 2007?, answer: growth | question: What country's consumption accounted for more than a third of the growth in global consumption between 2000 and 2007?, answer: U.S. | question: When did the Brookings Institution report that US consumption accounted for more than a third of the growth in global consumption between 2000 and 2007?, answer: June | question: What did the rest of the world depend on as a source of global demand?, answer: the U.S. consumer | question: Who reported that US consumption accounted for more than a third of the growth in global consumption between 2000 and 2007?, answer: The Brookings Institution | question: How much of the growth in global consumption did the U.S. consumer account for between 2000 and 2007?, answer: more than a third
+question: What are bodhisattvas?, answer: enlightened people | question: The Buddha's death is seen as an illusion, he is living on what plane of existence?, answer: other planes | question: What are monks allowed to offer based on Buddha's input?, answer: new truths | question: The Buddha's death is seen as an illusion, he is living on in other planes of what?, answer: existence | question: Whose death is seen as an illusion?, answer: Buddha | question: Who is allowed to offer "new truths" based on Buddha's input?, answer: monks | question: What is the term for people who vow to continue being reborn until all beings can be enlightened?, answer: bodhisattvas | question: What are monks allowed to offer "new truths" based on?, answer: his input | question: What is the Buddha's death seen as?, answer: an illusion
+question: The Buddhist texts are probably what?, answer: the earliest describing meditation techniques | question: What type of texts describe meditative practices and states that existed before the Buddha?, answer: Buddhist | question: The Upanishads were written after the rise of what religion?, answer: Buddhism | question: What do the Buddhist texts describe?, answer: meditative practices | question: The Buddhist texts describe meditative practices and what?, answer: states | question: The Buddhist texts describe meditative practices and states that existed before who?, answer: Buddha | question: What are the earliest describing meditation techniques?, answer: The Buddhist texts | question: Two Upanishads written after the rise of Buddhism contain full-fledged descriptions of what as a means to liberation?, answer: yoga | question: What do the Upanishads contain about yoga?, answer: full-fledged descriptions | question: What did the Upanishads describe yoga as?, answer: a means
+question: Who does the COATS consist of?, answer: non-commissioned members | question: What is the name of the Cadet Organizations Administration and Training Service?, answer: COATS | question: Who are the members of the COATS?, answer: officers | question: What is another name for the "Cadet Instructor Supplementary Staff List"?, answer: CISS List | question: What does COATS stand for?, answer: The Cadet Organizations Administration | question: Who may be held on the "Cadet Instructor Supplementary Staff List"?, answer: Members | question: What does the COATS consist of?, answer: members | question: The majority of members of COATS are officers of the Cadet Instructors Cadre branch of what organization?, answer: CAF | question: What branch of the CAF does COATS belong to?, answer: the Cadet Instructors Cadre | question: What does COATS stand for?, answer: The Cadet Organizations Administration and Training Service
+question: What is another name for the Canadian Armed Forces?, answer: Canadian Forces | question: What is another name for the Canadian Forces?, answer: les Forces canadiennes | question: What is the unified armed force of Canada?, answer: The Canadian Armed Forces | question: What is the name of the Canadian Armed Forces?, answer: the Canadian Armed Forces | question: What is the language of the Canadian Armed Forces?, answer: French | question: What are the armed forces of Her Majesty raised by Canada?, answer: The Canadian Forces | question: Who raised the Canadian Armed Forces?, answer: Canada | question: What is the Canadian Armed Forces?, answer: the unified armed force | question: What are the Canadian Forces?, answer: the armed forces | question: What is another name for the Canadian Armed Forces?, answer: FAC
+question: What can the Canadian Armed Forces be called upon in times of?, answer: national emergency | question: The Canadian Armed Forces reserve force can be called upon in times of national emergency or what?, answer: threat | question: What is the order of precedence for components and sub-components of?, answer: the Canadian Armed Forces Reserve Force | question: Who has a total reserve force of approximately 50,000 primary and supplementary?, answer: The Canadian Armed Forces | question: How often can the Canadian Armed Forces be called upon?, answer: times | question: What type of force does the Canadian Armed Forces have?, answer: a total reserve force | question: What follows the order of components and sub-components of the Canadian Armed Forces Reserve Force?, answer: precedence | question: What is the order of precedence for the sub-components of the Canadian Armed Forces Reserve Force?, answer: components | question: What is the order of precedence for the components and sub components of the Canadian Armed Forces Reserve Force?, answer: - | question: What follows for the components and sub-components of the Canadian Armed Forces Reserve Force?, answer: the order
+question: What is the name of the Army that is headed by the Commander of the Canadian Army?, answer: Canadian | question: What is the name of the division that administers the Canadian Army?, answer: the 2nd Canadian Division | question: The Canadian Army is administered through four divisions, the Canadian Army Doctrine and Training System and what?, answer: the Canadian Army Headquarters | question: What is the name of the division that administers the Canadian Army?, answer: the 3rd Canadian Division | question: What is the name of the division that administers the Canadian Army?, answer: the 4th Canadian Division | question: What is the name of the division that administers the Canadian Army?, answer: the 5th Canadian Division | question: Who heads the Canadian Army?, answer: the Canadian Army | question: What is the name of the Canadian Army Doctrine?, answer: the Canadian Army Doctrine | question: The Canadian Army Doctrine and what other system are part of the Canadian Army Headquarters?, answer: Training System | question: What is headed by the Commander of the Canadian Army?, answer: The Canadian Army
+question: What was the name of the Canadian Joint Operations Command?, answer: Canada Command | question: The Canadian Joint Operations Command was created with the merger of Canada Command, the Canadian Expeditionary Force Command and what other command?, answer: the Canadian Operational Support Command | question: What was the name of the other command that was merged with the Canadian Joint Operations Command?, answer: the Canadian Expeditionary Force Command | question: What is an operational element established in October 2012?, answer: The Canadian Joint Operations Command | question: When was the Canadian Joint Operations Command established?, answer: October | question: What is the Canadian Joint Operations Command?, answer: an operational element | question: When was the Canadian Joint Operations Command established?, answer: October 2012 | question: What caused the creation of the Canadian Joint Operations Command?, answer: the merger | question: The Canadian Joint Operations Command combines resources, roles and what?, answer: responsibilities | question: What does the Canadian Joint Operations Command combine?, answer: roles
+question: The Canadian Rangers provide surveillance and patrol services in Canada's arctic and what other area?, answer: other remote areas | question: The Canadian Rangers are an essential reserve force component used for what country's exercise of sovereignty over its northern territory?, answer: Canada | question: What are the Canadian Rangers?, answer: an essential reserve force component | question: What do the Canadian Rangers provide?, answer: surveillance and patrol services | question: The Canadian Rangers are an essential reserve force component used for Canada's exercise of what over its northern territory?, answer: sovereignty | question: The Canadian Rangers are an essential reserve force component used for Canada's exercise of sovereignty over what territory?, answer: its northern territory | question: What is an essential reserve force component used for Canada's exercise of sovereignty over its northern territory?, answer: The Canadian Rangers | question: What are the Canadian Rangers?, answer: who
+question: What does SOAS stand for?, answer: Special Operations Aviation Squadron | question: What does CANSOFCOM stand for?, answer: The Canadian Special Operations Forces Command | question: What does CSOR stand for?, answer: the Canadian Special Operations Regiment | question: The Canadian Special Operations Forces Command is primarily focused on generating special operations forces elements to support what organization?, answer: CJOC | question: What does SOAS stand for?, answer: 427 Special Operations Aviation Squadron | question: Where is the 427 Special Operations Aviation Squadron based?, answer: CFB Petawawa | question: Where is the Canadian Joint Incident Response Unit based?, answer: CFB Trenton | question: What does CJIRU stand for?, answer: the Canadian Joint Incident Response Unit | question: What is the Canadian Special Operations Forces Command primarily focused on generating?, answer: special operations forces (SOF) elements | question: What does JTF2 stand for?, answer: Joint Task Force
+question: What is the title of the country's sovereign?, answer: Commander | question: What is the title of the Canadian Armed Forces commander?, answer: Chief | question: What constitution determines that the Commander-in-Chief of the Canadian Armed Forces is the country's sovereign?, answer: Canadian | question: Who must sign Orders in Council?, answer: governor general | question: Who must follow the advice of his or her ministers in Cabinet?, answer: viceroy | question: The Canadian constitution determines that the Commander-in-Chief of what is the country's sovereign?, answer: the Canadian Armed Forces | question: What has the governor general held since 1905?, answer: the associated title | question: What determines that the Commander-in-Chief of the Canadian Armed Forces is the country's sovereign?, answer: The Canadian constitution | question: What is the name of the minister who is accountable to the elected House of Commons?, answer: national defence | question: The prime minister and minister of national defence are accountable to the elected House of what?, answer: Commons
+question: What period of time is the Apostolic Camera limited to?, answer: sede vacante | question: Who assists the Cardinal Camerlengo?, answer: the Vice-Camerlengo | question: Where is the Cardinal Camerlengo from?, answer: the Holy Roman Church | question: Who is responsible for collating information about the financial situation of all administrations dependent on the Holy See?, answer: The Cardinal Camerlengo | question: What does the Cardinal Camerlengo have?, answer: functions | question: In what way are the functions of the Cardinal Camerlengo limited?, answer: essence | question: Who has functions that in essence are limited to a period of sede vacante of the papacy?, answer: The Cardinal Camerlengo of the Holy Roman Church | question: Who assists the Cardinal Camerlengo?, answer: the other prelates | question: The Vice-Camerlengo and other prelates of the office known as what?, answer: the Apostolic Camera | question: What is the Cardinal Camerlengo responsible for collating information about?, answer: the Holy See
+question: Who presides in the Senate during a president's impeachment trial?, answer: Justice | question: The Chief Justice presides in what body during a president's impeachment trial?, answer: Senate | question: What does the Chief Justice do during a president's impeachment trial?, answer: The Chief Justice presides | question: The rules of the Senate do not grant what to the presiding officer?, answer: much authority | question: The rules of the Senate do not grant much authority to whom?, answer: the presiding officer | question: What is the Chief Justice's role in impeachment trials?, answer: a limited one | question: Where does the Chief Justice presides during a president's impeachment trial?, answer: the Senate | question: What is the Chief Justice's role in the impeachment trial?, answer: this regard
+question: What city has a complex park system?, answer: New York | question: What is another name for the New York City Department of Parks and Recreation?, answer: Historic Preservation | question: Who operates Parks and Recreation in New York?, answer: the New York City Department | question: What is the name of the Department of Parks and Recreation?, answer: Recreation | question: What office is responsible for Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation?, answer: the New York State Office | question: What is operated by the National Park Service, the New York State Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation, and the New York City Department of Parks and Recreation?, answer: various lands | question: What is the New York State Office of?, answer: Parks | question: What is the name of the agency that operates the parks in New York?, answer: the New York State Office of Parks | question: Who operates the parks in New York?, answer: the New York City Department of Parks and Recreation | question: What city has a complex park system?, answer: The City of New York
+question: What is formally twinned with Brest, France, Gdynia, Poland, Novorossiysk, Russia and San Sebastián, Spain?, answer: Plymouth City Council | question: What happens on the fourth year of the council?, answer: County Council elections | question: What city is formally twinned with Brest, France?, answer: Plymouth | question: What is a third of Plymouth's council up for each year for three consecutive years?, answer: election | question: What is the name of the council that is elected in the fourth year?, answer: County Council | question: What country is Plymouth twinned with in 2001?, answer: United States | question: What political party was Plymouth's councillors?, answer: Labour | question: How many councillors were elected in the 2015 local election?, answer: 28 Labour councillors | question: What happens on the fourth year of the council?, answer: place | question: What Spanish city was formally twinned with Plymouth City Council in 1990?, answer: San Sebastián
+question: What number did The College Dropout peak at on the Billboard 200?, answer: number | question: The College Dropout reached the top 20 of what pop charts?, answer: Billboard | question: What had been much copied by others due to the acclaim of The College Dropout?, answer: such sampling | question: What did industry executives predict would never make it to radio?, answer: such blatant declarations | question: When was The College Dropout released?, answer: February | question: The College Dropout received near-universal critical acclaim from whom?, answer: contemporary music critics | question: The song Jesus Walks reached the top 20 of what charts?, answer: the Billboard pop charts | question: What was West's debut single called?, answer: The College Dropout | question: Who founded GOOD Music?, answer: West | question: Along with No I.D., who was an affiliate of West?, answer: John Legend
+question: The College of Arts and Letters was the university's what college?, answer: first | question: Where was the Jesuit Ratio Studiorum from?, answer: Saint Louis University | question: The College of Fine Arts and Letters awards degrees in 33 majors, what is the largest of the university's colleges?, answer: Arts | question: The College of Arts and what other college was established as the university's first college in 1842?, answer: Letters | question: What was given to the College of Arts and Letters in 1849?, answer: the first degrees | question: The College of Arts and Letters has 20 departments in what area?, answer: fine arts | question: The College of Arts and Letters has 20 departments in the areas of fine arts, humanities, and what?, answer: social sciences
+question: What is one of the five departments of study in the College of Engineering?, answer: civil engineering | question: What is one of the five departments of study in the College of Engineering?, answer: electrical engineering | question: What field of study was a part of the College of Science in the 1870s?, answer: engineering | question: What was a part of the College of Science since the 1870s?, answer: early courses | question: What types of engineering courses were a part of the College of Science in the 1870s?, answer: civil and mechanical engineering | question: What is one of the five departments of study in the College of Engineering?, answer: computer science | question: What is the name of the college that is housed in the Fitzpatrick, Cushing, and Stinson-Remick Halls of Engineering?, answer: Engineering | question: What is one of the five departments of study in the College of Engineering?, answer: sciences | question: In the 1870s, early courses in civil and mechanical engineering were a part of the College of what?, answer: Science | question: What does the Colleges of Arts and Letters and of Business offer?, answer: additional B.A.
+question: Who established the College of Science?, answer: president Father Patrick Dillon | question: Who established the College of Science?, answer: Patrick Dillon | question: What is one of the highest acceptance rates to medical school of any university in the United States?, answer: pre-professional studies | question: According to what, the College of Science has one of the highest acceptance rates to medical school of any university in the United States?, answer: university statistics | question: Who established the College of Science?, answer: Dillon | question: What is one of Dillon's higher-level courses?, answer: mathematics | question: What pre-professional program has one of the highest acceptance rates to medical school?, answer: Science | question: What type of courses did Dillon offer?, answer: higher-level mathematics courses | question: What were Dillon's scientific courses six years of?, answer: work
+question: Where was the "Pillar of Shame" built?, answer: Hong Kong | question: Who led the Color Orange democracy group?, answer: Danish sculptor Jens Galschiøt | question: Who led the Color Orange democracy group?, answer: Jens Galschiøt | question: What did Jens Galschit originally plan to join?, answer: the Hong Kong Alliance relay | question: Who did Jens Galschit originally plan to join?, answer: the Hong Kong Alliance | question: Where was Mia Farrow questioned?, answer: the Hong Kong airport | question: Who led the Color Orange democracy group?, answer: Galschiøt | question: What nationality was Jens Galschit?, answer: Danish | question: What group was led by Jens Galschit?, answer: The Color Orange democracy group
+question: What dynasty did the Metropolitan Museum of Art dismiss as a non-Chinese polity?, answer: Yuan dynasty | question: Who proclaimed a Chinese-style Yüan dynasty at Khanbaliq?, answer: Mongol rulers | question: Kublai Khan adopted what dynastic name of Yüan?, answer: Chinese | question: What did the Mongol rulers of the Yuan dynasty assume the role of?, answer: Chinese emperors | question: What dynasty did Kublai Khan adopt?, answer: Yuan | question: Thomas Laird dismissed the Yuan dynasty as what?, answer: non-Chinese | question: The Metropolitan Museum of Art noted that the Mongol rulers largely ignored the literati and imposed harsh policies discriminating against southern Chinese., answer: Yuan monarchs | question: What dynasty ruled from 1271 to 1368?, answer: Mongol Empire | question: Who proclaimed a Chinese-style Yüan dynasty?, answer: Mongol | question: What dynasty was a division of the great empire conquered by the Mongols?, answer: the Yuan dynasty
+question: Who is the Commander-in-Chief of the Canadian Armed Forces?, answer: Queen Elizabeth II | question: What country is Elizabeth II represented by?, answer: Canada | question: What is led by the Chief of the Defence Staff?, answer: The Canadian Armed Forces | question: Queen Elizabeth II is the Commander-in-Chief of what?, answer: the Canadian Armed Forces | question: Who advises the Chief of the Defence Staff?, answer: the Armed Forces Council | question: Who leads the Canadian Armed Forces?, answer: Chief | question: Queen Elizabeth II is represented by the Governor General of what country?, answer: Canadian | question: Who is the Commander-in-Chief of the Canadian Armed Forces?, answer: the reigning Canadian monarch | question: Who represents Queen Elizabeth II?, answer: the Governor General of Canada | question: Who represents Queen Elizabeth II?, answer: the Governor General
+question: The Constitution does not explicitly indicate the pre-eminence of any particular branch of what?, answer: government | question: In what type of government does legislative authority predominate?, answer: republican government | question: What does not explicitly indicate the pre-eminence of any particular branch of government?, answer: Constitution | question: What does the Constitution not explicitly indicate the eminence of any particular branch of government?, answer: - | question: The Constitution does not explicitly indicate the pre- what of any particular branch of government?, answer: eminence | question: What does the Constitution not explicitly indicate the pre-eminence of?, answer: any particular branch | question: What did James Madison write about the ability of each branch to defend itself from?, answer: actions | question: Federalist 51 states that it is not possible to give each department an equal power of what?, answer: self-defense | question: What branch of government can defend itself from actions by the others?, answer: each branch | question: What did James Madison say it is not possible to give to each department?, answer: an equal power
+question: The Constitution of Canada gives the federal government exclusive responsibility for what?, answer: national defence | question: What does the Constitution of Canada give the federal government for national defence?, answer: exclusive responsibility | question: For the 2008-2009 fiscal year, what was the amount allocated for?, answer: defence spending | question: What is outlined in the federal budget?, answer: expenditures | question: What country's constitution gives the federal government exclusive responsibility for national defence?, answer: Canada | question: In what document are expenditures outlined for the federal government?, answer: the federal budget | question: Who does the Constitution of Canada give exclusive responsibility for national defence?, answer: the federal government | question: What did Canada want to increase by 5,000 people in 2005?, answer: regular force troop levels | question: What type of ships did the Royal Canadian Navy purchase in 2006?, answer: joint support ships | question: What did the CAD$17.1 billion purchase for the Canadian Army?, answer: new trucks
+question: What country replaced the Republic of China on the UNSC in 1971?, answer: China | question: What did the Convention come into force as?, answer: international law | question: What was the minimum number of countries that became a part of the UN Security Council?, answer: parties | question: Which country replaced the Taiwan-based Republic of China on the UNSC in 1983?, answer: Republic of China | question: What happened to the treaty when it came into effect?, answer: force | question: Who replaced the Republic of China in 1971?, answer: UNSC | question: What country was the Republic of China based in?, answer: Taiwan | question: Which country was not a part of the UN Security Council when the treaty was ratified?, answer: France | question: Which country replaced the Taiwan-based Republic of China on the UNSC in 1983?, answer: the Republic of China | question: Who did the People's Republic of China replace on the UNSC in 1971?, answer: the Taiwan-based Republic
+question: The Council of who acts as the cabinet?, answer: Ministers | question: The failure of the Assembly to reject the government programme confirms the cabinet in what position?, answer: office | question: What country's President is the Council of Ministers under the presidency of?, answer: Portugal | question: How many Deputy Prime Ministers may be in the Council of Ministers?, answer: one or more Deputy Prime Ministers | question: Who is responsible for the presidency of the Council of Ministers?, answer: the Prime Minister | question: Who acts as the cabinet?, answer: the Ministers | question: Who acts as the cabinet?, answer: The Council of Ministers | question: The Council of Ministers acts as what?, answer: the cabinet | question: What is a mandatory period of in Portugal?, answer: debate
+question: What type of church sees Ostia?, answer: suburbicarian | question: In what way does the Dean of the College of Cardinals receive the titular bishopric of Ostia?, answer: addition | question: The Dean of the College of Cardinals also receives the titular bishopric of what area?, answer: Ostia | question: Who governing a particular Church retains the church?, answer: Cardinals | question: What does the Dean of the College of Cardinals receive?, answer: the titular bishopric | question: What is Ostia?, answer: the primary suburbicarian | question: The Dean of the College of Cardinals also receives the titular bishopric of Ostia, the primary suburbicarian see. Cardinals governing a particular Church retain what church?, answer: such a titular church | question: Cardinals governing a particular Church retain what?, answer: that church | question: Who receives the titular bishopric of Ostia?, answer: The Dean | question: Who receives the titular bishopric of Ostia?, answer: The Dean of the College of Cardinals
+question: The Dean of the College of what is also known as Cardinal-dean?, answer: Cardinals | question: Who elects the Dean of the College of Cardinals?, answer: holding suburbicarian | question: What is another name for the Dean of the College of Cardinals?, answer: dean | question: What is the nationality of the cardinal bishops who elect the Dean of the College of Cardinals?, answer: suburbicarian | question: What is the Dean of the College of Cardinals?, answer: the primus inter pares | question: Who elects the Dean of the College of Cardinals?, answer: the cardinal bishops | question: What is another name for the Dean of the College of Cardinals?, answer: Cardinal-dean | question: The Dean of what is the primus inter pares of the College of Cardinals?, answer: the College of Cardinals | question: How many cardinal bishops hold suburbicarian sees?, answer: their own number | question: The Dean of what is the primus inter pares of the College of Cardinals?, answer: the College
+question: The Democratic Party holds the majority of what in New York City?, answer: public offices | question: What focus on affordable housing, education, and economic development?, answer: Party platforms | question: What party holds the majority of public offices in New York City?, answer: Party | question: What party holds the majority of public offices in New York City?, answer: Democrats | question: What has not been carried by a Republican in a statewide or presidential election since President Calvin Coolidge won the five boroughs in 1924?, answer: New York City | question: Who won the five boroughs in 1924?, answer: President Calvin Coolidge | question: What party holds the majority of public offices in New York City?, answer: The Democratic Party | question: As of November 2008, what percentage of New York City voters were Democrats?, answer: registered voters | question: Who won the five boroughs in 1924?, answer: Calvin Coolidge | question: What is the main focus of the Democratic Party in New York City?, answer: affordable housing
+question: What did the Desert Land Act allow settlers to settle in the west?, answer: arid lands | question: How many acres were allotted to settlers in the Desert Land Act of 1877?, answer: acre | question: The Desert Land Act of 1877 allotted 640 acres to whom?, answer: settlers | question: What did the Desert Land Act allow?, answer: settlement | question: What did the cattle and sheep ranchers abandon the land without paying?, answer: the final fees | question: What did the Desert Land Act promise to irrigate?, answer: the land | question: What act was passed in 1877 to allow settlement of arid lands in the west?, answer: The Desert Land Act | question: How many acres were allotted to settlers in the Desert Land Act of 1877?, answer: 640 acres | question: How did the settlers pay for the land?, answer: a fee | question: Who would own the land after three years?, answer: the settler
+question: What is another name for the Republic of the Seven United Provinces?, answer: Republiek der Zeven Verenigde Provinciën | question: What is another name for the Republic of the Seven United Netherlands?, answer: Republiek der Zeven Verenigde Nederlanden | question: The Republic of the Seven United Netherlands is also known as what?, answer: Republic | question: What is another name for the Dutch Provinces?, answer: Federated Dutch Provinces | question: What is the modern Kingdom of the Netherlands?, answer: Netherlands | question: What is another name for the Republic of the Seven United Netherlands?, answer: Zeven Verenigde Nederlanden | question: The Republic of the Seven United Netherlands is also known as the Republic of the Seven United Provinces or the Republic of the Seven United States?, answer: Zeven Verenigde | question: What is the alternative name for the Dutch Republic?, answer: Dutch Federation | question: What is another name for the United Provinces?, answer: Verenigde Provinciën | question: The Dutch Republic is also known as the Republic of what?, answer: the Seven United Netherlands
+question: What is insolation?, answer: incoming solar radiation | question: Which planet receives 174,000 terawatts of incoming solar radiation?, answer: Earth | question: What is mostly spread across the visible and near-infrared ranges?, answer: solar light | question: Most people around the world live in areas with what?, answer: insolation levels | question: What is another term for terawatts?, answer: TW | question: What is the term for incoming solar radiation?, answer: insolation | question: What is absorbed by clouds, oceans, and land masses?, answer: land masses | question: What is the average insolation level for a square meter?, answer: square meter | question: How often do most people around the world live in areas with insolation levels?, answer: day | question: Where does the Earth receive 174,000 terawatts of incoming solar radiation?, answer: the upper atmosphere
+question: Who was the first Englishman to circumnavigate the world?, answer: Sir Francis Drake | question: What city was Sir Francis Drake mayor of?, answer: Plymouth | question: Who was the first Englishman to circumnavigate the world?, answer: Francis Drake | question: Where was Sir Joshua Reynolds born?, answer: nearby Plympton | question: What ministry allowed Sir Francis Drake's body to be brought to Plymouth in 2002?, answer: Defence | question: What nationality was Sir Francis Drake?, answer: Elizabethan | question: Who was the founder of the Royal Academy?, answer: Painter Sir Joshua Reynolds | question: Who was John Hawkins?, answer: a Plymouth man | question: Where was Sir Francis Drake born?, answer: Tavistock | question: What was Sir Francis Drake's profession?, answer: The Elizabethan navigator
+question: Where was École Polytechnique founded?, answer: Paris | question: What language did the term polytechnic come from?, answer: English | question: What nationality was École Polytechnique?, answer: French | question: What term appeared in the early 19th century?, answer: The English term polytechnic | question: When did the English term polytechnic appear?, answer: the early 19th century | question: What was the name of the engineering school founded in 1794?, answer: the French École Polytechnique | question: What term comes from the Greek  (pol or pol) meaning "many" and  (tekhnikós) meaning "arts?", answer: The French term | question: What language does the French term polytechnic come from?, answer: Greek | question: What Greek word means "many"?, answer: polý | question: What is École Polytechnique?, answer: an engineering school
+question: What is the name of the railway that connects Cornwall and Plymouth to the rest of the UK?, answer: Plymouth railway | question: The LSWR is considering reopening the line from Tavistock to Bere Alston for a through service to what city?, answer: Plymouth | question: What railway line needs to be reopened to connect Cornwall and Plymouth to the rest of the UK railway system?, answer: LSWR | question: The Exeter to Plymouth railway needs to be reopened to connect Cornwall and Plymouth to the rest of what?, answer: the UK railway system | question: The LSWR needs to reopen to connect Cornwall and Plymouth to the rest of what railway system?, answer: UK | question: What country does the Exeter to Plymouth railway connect to the rest of the UK?, answer: Cornwall | question: What caused damage to the mainline track at Dawlish?, answer: coastal storms | question: What is the name of the city that Network Rail is considering reopening the line from Tavistock to?, answer: Bere Alston | question: Network Rail is considering reopening the Tavistock to which sections of the line?, answer: Okehampton and Exeter section | question: What is the name of the city where Network Rail is considering reopening the line to Okehampton?, answer: Tavistock
+question: What office receives and dispatches alarms?, answer: Fire Communications alarm offices | question: What is the name of the department that houses Manhattan/Citywide, Brooklyn, and Staten Island Fire Communications?, answer: Staten Island Fire Communications | question: Where is the FDNY headquarters located?, answer: Downtown Brooklyn | question: Where is the FDNY Fire Academy located?, answer: Randalls Island | question: In what city is the FDNY headquarters located?, answer: Brooklyn | question: What does the Bureau of Fire Communications dispatch to units?, answer: alarms | question: What is located on Randalls Island?, answer: the FDNY Fire Academy | question: What do the three offices of the Bureau of Fire Communications dispatch alarms to?, answer: units | question: What is located at 9 MetroTech Center in Downtown Brooklyn?, answer: The FDNY headquarters | question: Where is the FDNY headquarters located?, answer: 9 MetroTech Center
+question: When did the Fed raise the Fed funds rate?, answer: July | question: What resets more expensive for homeowners?, answer: ARM interest rate | question: What do asset prices generally move inversely to?, answer: interest rates | question: When did the Fed raise the Fed funds rate significantly?, answer: July 2006 | question: Who raised the Fed funds rate between July 2004 and July 2006?, answer: Fed | question: What did the Fed raise significantly between July 2004 and July 2006?, answer: the Fed funds rate | question: When did the Fed raise the Fed funds rate significantly?, answer: between July 2004 | question: What did asset prices generally move inversely to interest rates?, answer: housing | question: Who is the ARM interest rate reset more expensive for?, answer: homeowners | question: What generally move inversely to interest rates?, answer: asset prices
+question: Which version of the game uses the motion sensors and built-in speaker?, answer: Wii | question: What do the GameCube and Wii versions feature in their controls?, answer: several minor differences | question: What is the name of the version of the Wii game that has two of Link's secondary weapons?, answer: GameCube | question: Which version of the game uses the motion sensors and built-in speaker?, answer: The Wii version | question: Who does Midna give advice to?, answer: Link | question: What version of the game has the ability for the player to control the camera freely?, answer: the GameCube version | question: Which versions of the game feature minor differences in their controls?, answer: The GameCube and Wii versions | question: The Wii version of the game uses motion sensors and a built-in speaker of what?, answer: the Wii Remote | question: Which version of the game uses motion sensors and built-in speaker?, answer: the Wii version.[g | question: What does the Wii series' trademark "chime" discover?, answer: secrets
+question: The George Washington Bridge connects Manhattan to what state?, answer: New Jersey | question: What is the world's busiest motor vehicle bridge?, answer: Washington Bridge | question: The George Washington Bridge connects Manhattan to what county?, answer: Bergen County | question: What is the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge?, answer: the longest suspension bridge | question: What is the world's busiest motor vehicle bridge?, answer: The George Washington Bridge | question: The George Washington Bridge connects which city to Bergen County, New Jersey?, answer: Manhattan | question: What is the Brooklyn Bridge?, answer: the first steel-wire suspension bridge | question: What was the name of the first steel-wire suspension bridge?, answer: first | question: What is the architectural style of the Brooklyn Bridge?, answer: neo-Gothic
+question: The Great Irish Famine brought a large influx of what?, answer: Irish immigrants | question: The Great Famine brought a large influx of what immigrants to New York?, answer: Irish | question: What brought a large influx of Irish immigrants to New York?, answer: The Great Irish Famine | question: What did the Great Irish Famine bring to New York?, answer: a large influx | question: In what city were over 200,000 Irish immigrants living in 1860?, answer: New York | question: Who comprised 25% of New York's population by 1860?, answer: Germans | question: What did the revolutions in the German provinces disrupt?, answer: societies | question: What did the Great Irish Famine bring to New York?, answer: extensive immigration
+question: What has extended its geographical coverage?, answer: HDI | question: What has the HDI extended geographically?, answer: coverage | question: Who published a report geographically extending the HDI to 230+ economies?, answer: David Hastings | question: Who enumerated 182 economies in 2009?, answer: the UNDP HDI | question: What region did David Hastings work for?, answer: Asia | question: David Hastings of the United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia and what other region published a report geographically extending the HDI to 230+ economies?, answer: Pacific | question: What has extended its geographical coverage?, answer: The HDI | question: What did David Hastings extend to 230+ economies?, answer: the HDI | question: Who is David Hastings of?, answer: the United Nations Economic and Social Commission | question: What has the HDI extended?, answer: its geographical coverage
+question: What type of power includes the appointment of the Prime Minister and other members of the Government?, answer: Presidential powers | question: What country is the Head of State of?, answer: Portugal | question: What is the purpose of dissolving the Assembly of the Republic?, answer: early elections | question: What does the President take into account in the appointment of the Prime Minister and other members of the Government?, answer: legislative elections | question: What is the Head of in Portugal?, answer: State | question: How is the Head of State elected?, answer: direct, universal suffrage | question: What body may override legislation with a supermajority?, answer: Assembly | question: What is another term for declaring a state of war?, answer: siege | question: What does the President take into account in the appointment of the Prime Minister and other members of the Government?, answer: account | question: Who is also the ex officio Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces?, answer: The President
+question: Who assigns the Joint Task Force to the Canadian Armed Forces?, answer: Canadian Joint Operations Command | question: What does the Health Services Group provide to the Canadian Armed Forces?, answer: health services | question: What does the Health Services Group provide to the Canadian Armed Forces?, answer: detachments | question: Who does the Health Services Group provide health services to?, answer: the Canadian Armed Forces | question: What is the name of the unit that is temporarily assigned to the Health Services Group by Canadian Joint Operations Command?, answer: Joint Task Force | question: What is the name of the group that provides health services to the Canadian Armed Forces?, answer: The Health Services Group | question: What is the Health Services Group?, answer: a joint formation | question: What is the Surgeon General's role in the Health Services Group?, answer: force generation | question: What is the Surgeon General's role in the Health Services Group?, answer: command | question: What is the Surgeon General's role in the Health Services Group?, answer: domestic support
+question: What is another name for Hellenic languages?, answer: Greek language | question: What language is spoken in small communities in parts of other European counties?, answer: Greek | question: Where are other varieties of Greek spoken?, answer: other European counties | question: Where are other varieties of Greek spoken in other European counties?, answer: parts | question: What language is spoken in Greece?, answer: Hellenic | question: Where are the Hellenic languages spoken?, answer: Cyprus | question: Where are the Hellenic languages spoken?, answer: Greece | question: What type of Greek language is spoken in small communities in other European counties?, answer: other varieties | question: In what part of Cyprus are the Hellenic languages spoken?, answer: the Greek part | question: Where are other varieties of Greek spoken?, answer: small communities
+question: What did the Homestead Act of 1862 provide to settlers?, answer: free land | question: The Homestead Act of 1862 provided free land to settlers who could claim and "prove-up" 160 acres of what?, answer: federal land | question: The Homestead Act of 1862 provided free land to settlers who could claim and "prove-up" 160 acres of federal land in the midwest and what other country?, answer: western United States | question: The Homestead Act of 1862 provided free land to settlers who could claim and "prove-up" 160 acres of federal land in what country?, answer: United States | question: Who could claim and "prove-up" 160 acres of federal land in the midwest and western United States?, answer: settlers | question: Who was Morgan Evans' father?, answer: Deer Lodge Montana Pioneer | question: In what part of the US did the Homestead Act provide free land to settlers?, answer: midwest | question: Who was Miss Gwenllian Evans' father?, answer: Morgan Evans | question: Which state did not see a large influx of immigrants from the Homestead Act?, answer: Montana | question: Who made the first homestead claim in Montana?, answer: Miss Gwenllian Evans
+question: The Hudson River flows through the Hudson Valley into what area?, answer: New York Bay | question: The Hudson River flows through the Hudson Valley into what city?, answer: New York | question: What city is separated from New Jersey by the Hudson River?, answer: New York City | question: What river separates Manhattan from New Jersey?, answer: Hudson River | question: The Hudson River separates New York City from what U.S. state?, answer: New Jersey | question: The Harlem River is a tidal strait between the East and what other river?, answer: Hudson Rivers | question: From where does the East River flow?, answer: Long Island Sound | question: The East River separates the Bronx and Manhattan from what island?, answer: Long Island | question: What is the only entirely fresh water river in the city?, answer: Bronx | question: The Harlem River separates most of what city from the Bronx?, answer: Manhattan
+question: What is the HDI a composite statistic of?, answer: life expectancy | question: What does a country score when the life expectancy at birth is longer, the education period is longer, and the income per capita is higher?, answer: higher HDI | question: What is the Human Development Index?, answer: HDI | question: The HDI is used to rank countries into four tiers of what?, answer: human development | question: The HDI is a composite statistic of life expectancy, income per capita, and what other indicator?, answer: education | question: The HDI is a composite statistic of life expectancy, education, and income per what?, answer: capita | question: What does HDI stand for?, answer: The Human Development Index | question: The HDI is used to rank what into four tiers of human development?, answer: countries | question: What does the HDI rank a country with when it is longer at birth?, answer: the life expectancy | question: Who published the HDI?, answer: the United Nations Development Programme
+question: The Human Development Index has been criticized on a number of grounds, failure to include ecological considerations, lack of consideration of what or contributions to the human civilization?, answer: technological development | question: What is one reason the Human Development Index has been criticized?, answer: alleged ideological biases | question: The Human Development Index has been criticized on a number of grounds including alleged ideological biases towards egalitarianism and so-called Western models of what?, answer: development | question: What did the Human Development Index fail to include?, answer: consideration | question: Why has the Human Development Index been criticized?, answer: grounds | question: The Human Development Index has been criticized for alleged ideological biases towards what?, answer: egalitarianism | question: What does the Human Development Index focus exclusively on?, answer: national performance | question: What has been criticized for alleged ideological biases towards egalitarianism?, answer: The Human Development Index | question: What can the UNDP's changes in formula lead to?, answer: severe misclassification | question: The Human Development Index has been criticized for failing to include what to the human civilization?, answer: contributions
+question: When was the Human Development Report launched?, answer: November | question: Where was the Human Development Report launched?, answer: Brazil | question: Where was the Human Development Report launched?, answer: Brasília | question: What was launched in Brasilia, Brazil on November 27, 2007?, answer: The Human Development Report | question: What was the focus of the Human Development Report?, answer: Human solidarity | question: What was the focus of the Human Development Report?, answer: a divided world | question: What was the focus of the Human Development Report?, answer: "Fighting climate change | question: When was the Human Development Report launched?, answer: November 27, 2007 | question: What are not all UN member states able to provide?, answer: the necessary statistics | question: What is most of the data used for the Human Development Report derived from?, answer: an HDI
+question: What are the Hummers that Schwarzenegger bought in 1992 classified as?, answer: large trucks | question: What does not apply to the large Hummers that Schwarzenegger bought in 1992?, answer: U.S. fuel economy regulations | question: What type of truck did Schwarzenegger buy in 1992?, answer: Hummers | question: What country's fuel economy regulations do not apply to the large Hummers?, answer: U.S. | question: How many feet wide are the Hummers that Schwarzenegger bought in 1992?, answer: m | question: Who bought the Hummers in 1992?, answer: Schwarzenegger | question: What was the California Hydrogen Highway Network?, answer: hydrogen refueling plants | question: Who gave Schwarzenegger a grant to help pay for the California Hydrogen Highway Network?, answer: U.S. Department of Energy | question: What did Schwarzenegger want to burn on his Hummer?, answer: hydrogen | question: What does H2H stand for?, answer: Hydrogen Hummer
+question: Where is the Illuminating Engineering Society located?, answer: North America | question: The Illuminating Engineering Society of North America publishes guidelines, standards, and handbooks that allow categorization of the illumination needs of what?, answer: different built environments | question: What is the Illuminating Engineering Society of North America?, answer: IESNA | question: How does the Illuminating Engineering Society of North America collaborate with ANSI and ASHRAE?, answer: conjunction | question: Along with ANSI and ASHRAE, what does the Illuminating Engineering Society of North America collaborate with?, answer: organizations | question: What organization does the Illuminating Engineering Society of North America collaborate with?, answer: ANSI | question: The Illuminating Engineering Society of North America in conjunction with what organization publishes guidelines, standards, and handbooks?, answer: ASHRAE | question: What does the Illuminating Engineering Society of North America publish?, answer: guidelines | question: What does the Illuminating Engineering Society of North America publish?, answer: standards | question: Who publishes guidelines, standards, and handbooks that allow categorization of the illumination needs of different built environments?, answer: The Illuminating Engineering Society of North America
+question: What does the IHDI measure?, answer: human development | question: The IHDI is a measure of the average level of human development of people in a society once inequality is taken into what?, answer: account | question: What is the Inequality-adjusted Human Development Index?, answer: IHDI | question: The IHDI is a measure of the average level of human development of whom?, answer: people | question: The IHDI is a measure of the average level of human development of people once what is taken into account?, answer: inequality | question: What does IHDI stand for?, answer: The Inequality-adjusted Human Development Index | question: What does the IHDI measure?, answer: the average level | question: The IHDI is a measure of the average level of human development of people in what?, answer: a society | question: What is the IHDI?, answer: a "measure
+question: What did Zhengtong's agent bring to the Ming court?, answer: holy relics | question: Who was the Great Treasure Prince of Dharma?, answer: Karmapa | question: Who sent the message to the Great Treasure Prince of Dharma?, answer: Zhengtong | question: What court did Zhengtong Emperor bring holy relics to?, answer: Ming | question: When was Zhengtong Emperor?, answer: r. | question: Where did Zhengtong's agent bring holy relics?, answer: the Ming court | question: Who preserves an edict of the Zhengtong Emperor?, answer: the State Council | question: What office of the State Council of the PRC preserves an edict of the Zhengtong Emperor?, answer: The Information Office | question: Whose edict was preserved by the Information Office of the State Council of the PRC?, answer: the Zhengtong Emperor | question: Where was the Great Treasure Prince of?, answer: Dharma
+question: What does the IALD focus on the recognition of?, answer: independent professional lighting designers | question: What does the IALD focus on?, answer: lighting design education | question: What do fully independent designers meet the requirements for in the IALD?, answer: professional membership | question: What does IALD stand for?, answer: Lighting Designers | question: What is the abbreviation for the International Association of Lighting Designers?, answer: IALD | question: What does IALD stand for?, answer: The International Association of Lighting Designers | question: What does IALD stand for?, answer: The International Association | question: What do fully independent designers who meet the requirements for professional membership in the association typically append to their name?, answer: the abbreviation IALD | question: Who does the abbreviation IALD belong to?, answer: Those fully independent designers | question: What do fully independent designers append the abbreviation IALD to?, answer: their name
+question: What type of spaces are published by the CIE?, answer: CIE color | question: What standard metrics are published by the CIE?, answer: various CIE color spaces | question: The International Commission on Illumination is an international authority and standard defining organization on what?, answer: color | question: What type of organization is the International Commission on Illumination?, answer: standard defining organization | question: What is the name of the International Commission on Illumination?, answer: CIE | question: What does the CIE publish?, answer: standard metrics | question: What is one of the standard metrics that the CIE publishes?, answer: the color rendering index | question: The International Commission on Illumination is an international authority and standard defining organization on color and what?, answer: lighting | question: What does CIE stand for?, answer: Illumination | question: What is the name of the organization that publishes standard metrics on color and lighting?, answer: The International Commission
+question: When did the genocide occur in Rwanda?, answer: April | question: In what country was the ICTR created?, answer: Rwanda | question: When did the ICTR begin?, answer: 6 April | question: When did the genocide occur in Rwanda?, answer: April 1994 | question: What is the name of the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda?, answer: ICTR | question: The ICTR was created by the Security Council of the United Nations in order to judge those people responsible for what?, answer: genocide | question: The ICTR was created to judge those responsible for the acts of genocide and what?, answer: other serious violations | question: What is the name of the court for the prosecution of offenses committed in Rwanda during the genocide?, answer: The International Criminal Tribunal | question: The ICTR was created by the Security Council of the United Nations to judge Rwandan citizens in which states?, answer: nearby states | question: Who was responsible for the acts of genocide?, answer: Rwandan citizens
+question: What can make significant contributions to solving some of the most urgent problems the world now faces?, answer: solar energy | question: What has the International Energy Agency said solar energy can make to solving some of the most urgent problems the world faces?, answer: considerable contributions | question: Who has said that solar energy can make significant contributions to solving some of the most urgent problems the world now faces?, answer: The International Energy Agency | question: What has the IAE said solar energy can help solve?, answer: the most urgent problems | question: What does the International Energy Agency say solar energy can help solve?, answer: the world | question: The International Energy Agency has said that solar energy can make considerable contributions to solving what of the most urgent problems the world now faces?, answer: some
+question: The International Organization for Standardization has established a number of standards relating to what?, answer: solar energy equipment | question: ISO 10217 relates to materials used in what?, answer: solar water heaters | question: The International Organization for Standardization has established a number of what relating to solar energy equipment?, answer: standards | question: What organization has established a number of standards relating to solar energy equipment?, answer: Standardization | question: What standard relates to glass in building?, answer: ISO | question: Who has established a number of standards relating to solar energy equipment?, answer: The International Organization | question: Who has established a number of standards relating to solar energy equipment?, answer: The International Organization for Standardization | question: ISO 9050 relates to glass in what?, answer: building | question: ISO 9050 relates to what type of glass in a building?, answer: glass | question: How many standards has the International Organization for Standardization established?, answer: a number
+question: The Internet Archive is not interested in preserving or offering access to what?, answer: Web sites | question: The Internet Archive is not interested in preserving or offering access to Web sites or what?, answer: other Internet documents | question: How does the Internet Archive respond to requests to stop crawling or archiving a site?, answer: The Internet Archive states | question: What website states that the Internet Archive is not interested in preserving or offering access to Web sites or other Internet documents of persons who do not want their materials in the collection?, answer: the web site | question: Who is not interested in preserving or offering access to Web sites or other Internet documents of persons who do not want their materials in the collection?, answer: The Internet Archive | question: The Internet Archive is not interested in preserving or offering access to Web sites or other Internet documents of who?, answer: persons | question: The Internet Archive is not interested in preserving or offering what to Web sites or other Internet documents of persons who do not want their materials in the collection?, answer: access | question: Who does the Internet Archive ask to stop crawling or archiving a site?, answer: a website owner | question: What does the Internet Archive ask a website owner to stop crawling or archiving?, answer: a site | question: The Internet Archive is not interested in preserving or offering access to Web sites or other Internet documents of persons who do not want their materials in what?, answer: the collection
+question: What did Xinhua set up an online rescue request center to find the blind spots of?, answer: disaster recovery | question: What type of aircraft had trouble landing in the epicenter area of Wenchuan?, answer: rescue helicopters | question: What was the Internet used to pass to aid rescue and recovery efforts?, answer: information | question: What did volunteers set up websites to store for victims and evacuees?, answer: contact information | question: What was the Internet used for?, answer: rescue and recovery efforts | question: What did Xinhua set up in order to find the blind spots of disaster recovery?, answer: an online rescue request center | question: Where did the helicopter crash?, answer: Wenchuan county | question: Who did volunteers set up websites to help store contact information for?, answer: evacuees | question: What crashed in fog and turbulence in Wenchuan county?, answer: a rescue helicopter | question: Where was the epicenter of the earthquake located?, answer: Wenchuan
+question: What form a branch of the Indo-Iranian languages?, answer: Iranian languages | question: What are grouped in three stages?, answer: Historical Iranian languages | question: Along with Parthian, Bactrian, and Old Persian, what were the three stages of Iranian language?, answer: Middle Iranian languages | question: What is another name for Iranian languages?, answer: Iranic languages | question: What are the speakers of Iranian languages known as?, answer: Iranian peoples | question: What is another name for Iranic languages?, answer: Iranian | question: What is the third stage of Iranian language?, answer: New Iranian | question: Along with Old Iranian, New Iranian and Old Iranian, what is the third stage of Iranian language?, answer: Middle Iranian | question: What is the oldest stage of Iranian language?, answer: Old Iranian | question: What are Old Persian and Avestan?, answer: the Old Iranian languages
+question: What script did the Islamic conquest bring with it for writing Persian?, answer: Arabic script | question: What script was first Latinized in the 1920s?, answer: Tajik script | question: What type of conquest brought with it the adoption of Arabic script for writing Persian?, answer: Islamic | question: What script remains in use in contemporary modern Persian?, answer: Arabic | question: Along with Persian, Pashto, and Persian, what script was used for writing in the Islamic conquest?, answer: Balochi | question: In what language is the Arabic script still used?, answer: contemporary modern Persian | question: In what language is the Arabic script still used today?, answer: Persian | question: What script began dwindling in usage in the 8th century?, answer: the old middle Persian script | question: What script was used to write Kurdish and Balochi?, answer: Pashto | question: What script remains in use in modern Persian?, answer: The Arabic script
+question: Who founded the Institute for International Peace Studies at the University of Notre Dame?, answer: Joan B. Kroc | question: Who was the owner of McDonald's before the Joan B. Kroc Institute for International Peace Studies?, answer: Ray Kroc | question: What has the Joan B. Kroc Institute contributed to international policy discussions about?, answer: peace building practices | question: What does the Joan B. Kroc Institute specialize in?, answer: International Peace Studies | question: Where is the Joan B. Kroc Institute for International Peace Studies located?, answer: Notre Dame | question: The Joan B. Kroc Institute for International Peace Studies is dedicated to research, education and outreach on the causes of violent conflict and the conditions for what?, answer: sustainable peace | question: The Joan B. Kroc Institute for International Peace Studies offers PhD, Master's, and undergraduate degrees in what field?, answer: peace studies | question: The Joan B. Kroc Institute for International Peace Studies is dedicated to research, education, and outreach on the causes of what?, answer: violent conflict | question: What is the name of the University of Notre Dame's Peace Studies institute?, answer: The Joan B. Kroc Institute | question: What is the name of the University of Notre Dame's peace studies institute?, answer: The Joan B. Kroc Institute for International Peace Studies
+question: In what century did the Kushan Empire take control of the region?, answer: CE | question: What religion was practiced in the region until the 4th century CE?, answer: Nestorian Christianity | question: When did the Kushan Empire end?, answer: the 4th century CE | question: The Kushan Empire was a collection of what tribes?, answer: Yuezhi tribes | question: What tribes were in the Hephthalite Empire?, answer: nomadic tribes | question: When did the Arabs bring Islam to Central Asia?, answer: the early eighth century | question: What religion was practiced in the region until the 4th century CE?, answer: Buddhism | question: The Kushan Empire ruled the region until what century?, answer: the 4th century | question: When did the Kushan Empire take control of the region?, answer: the first century | question: What religion was practiced in the region until the 4th century CE?, answer: Zoroastrianism
+question: The Late Middle Ages represented a period of upheaval in which country?, answer: Europe | question: The Late Middle Ages represented a period of what in Europe?, answer: upheaval | question: What type of conquest kept many of the states of Europe at war for much of the Late Middle Ages?, answer: war | question: What type of conquest kept many of the states of Europe at war for much of the Late Middle Ages?, answer: wars | question: What was the period of upheaval in Europe?, answer: The Late Middle Ages | question: What did the Black Death and famine cause in Europe?, answer: demographic catastrophe | question: What did the Late Middle Ages represent in Europe?, answer: a period | question: The Late Middle Ages was a period of upheaval in Europe for what period?, answer: the period | question: The Ottoman Empire encroached steadily on what?, answer: former Byzantine lands | question: What city did the Ottoman Empire fall in 1453?, answer: Constantinople
+question: What was the thirteenth installment in the Legend of Zelda series?, answer: Twilight Princess | question: What is the Japanese name for The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess?, answer: Towairaito Purinsesu | question: What console was the Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess ported to?, answer: Wii | question: What is the Japanese translation of The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess?, answer: ゼルダの伝説 トワイライトプリンセス | question: Who developed and published The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess?, answer: Nintendo | question: The thirteenth installment of what series was released on the GameCube in November 2005?, answer: Zelda | question: What did Nintendo delay the release of Twilight Princess?, answer: more content | question: For what consoles was the Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess released?, answer: the GameCube and Wii home video game consoles | question: Where was the Wii version of The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess released?, answer: North America | question: What is the Japanese name for The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess?, answer: Hepburn
+question: What is the name of the action-adventure game in the Legend of Zelda series?, answer: Twilight Princess | question: What is the Clawshot similar to?, answer: Zelda series).[d | question: What is the main focus of The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess?, answer: item collection | question: The Clawshot is similar to the Hookshot introduced earlier in what series?, answer: Zelda | question: A bow and arrows, boomerang, bombs, and Clawshot are examples of what?, answer: items | question: What is the main focus of The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess?, answer: combat | question: What type of weapon does Link use in combat?, answer: secondary weapons | question: What is the main focus of The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess?, answer: exploration | question: L-targeting allows Link to keep his view focused on an enemy or what?, answer: important object | question: What does the Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess use?, answer: context-sensitive action buttons
+question: What did the Lobund Institute grow out of?, answer: pioneering research | question: Lobund was a unique center for the study and production of what?, answer: germ free animals | question: The Lobund Institute grew out of what?, answer: research | question: What was possible without bacteria?, answer: animal life | question: What was the first research organization to answer definitively, that such life is possible and that it can be prolonged through generations?, answer: Lobund | question: What was the first research organization to answer definitively?, answer: such life | question: What was the name of the organization that grew out of the research in germ-free-life?, answer: Institute | question: What was the goal of the Lobund Institute?, answer: biological and medical research | question: What was the Lobund Institute's goal?, answer: the germ free animal | question: What was Lobund?, answer: the first research organization
+question: What does the Longmen Shan Fault System contain?, answer: several faults | question: What is located in the eastern border of the Tibetan Plateau?, answer: Longmen Shan Fault System | question: What was the average slip on the Guanxian-Anxian Fault?, answer: Beichuan Fault | question: Where is the Beichuan Fault located?, answer: The Longmen Shan Fault System | question: What is the name of the second imbricate structure in the Longmen Shan Fault System?, answer: Guanxian–Anxian Fault | question: What is one of the two imbricate structures in the Longmen Shan Fault System?, answer: the Beichuan Fault | question: What was the average slip on the Guanxian-Anxian Fault?, answer: 2.3 metres | question: What was the average slip in the Beichuan Fault?, answer: 3.5 metres | question: What was the average slip in the Beichuan Fault?, answer: 4.8 metres | question: What is the name of the Guanxian Fault?, answer: –Anxian Fault
+question: Who was 3 Elliot Terrace used as an official residence for?, answer: future Lord Mayors | question: What is the name of the Lord Mayor's official residence?, answer: Elliot Terrace | question: The Lord Mayor's residence is also used for lodgings for visiting dignitaries and what?, answer: High Court judges | question: What is the Lord Mayor's residence also available to hire for?, answer: private events | question: What is 3 Elliot Terrace used for today?, answer: civic hospitality | question: What is 3 Elliot Terrace used for today?, answer: visiting dignitaries | question: What court is 3 Elliot Terrace used for?, answer: High Court | question: Who is the Lord's official residence?, answer: Mayor | question: Who gave 3 Elliot Terrace to the City of Plymouth?, answer: Lady Astor
+question: What tradition holds that the Mahayana sutras are original teachings of the Buddha?, answer: Mahayana Buddhist | question: The Mahayana sutras are a very broad genre of what?, answer: Buddhist scriptures | question: What type of sutras are a very broad genre of Buddhist scriptures that the Mahayana Buddhist tradition holds are original teachings of the Buddha?, answer: Mahayana | question: What is the Sarvastivada Abhidharma opposed to?, answer: early Buddhist thought | question: What do the Mahayana sutras hold?, answer: original teachings | question: What do some adherents of the Mahayana sutras consider the early teachings of Gautama Buddha to be?, answer: authentic teachings | question: What type of scriptures are the Mahayana sutras?, answer: Buddhist | question: What type of persons are the Mahayana sutras designed for?, answer: different types | question: What type of spiritual understanding are the Mahayana sutras designed for?, answer: different levels | question: The Mahayana sutras are believed to be authentic teachings of who?, answer: Gautama Buddha
+question: What does the bodhisattva path aim to liberate all living beings from?, answer: unhappiness | question: What sutras claim to articulate the Buddha's deeper doctrines?, answer: Mahayana | question: Whose doctrines do the Mahayana sutras claim to articulate?, answer: Buddha | question: The Mahayana sutras are reserved for those who follow what path?, answer: the bodhisattva path | question: What often claim to articulate the Buddha's deeper, more advanced doctrines?, answer: The Mahayana sutras | question: Who does the bodhisattva path liberate from unhappiness?, answer: all living beings | question: What path is explained as being built upon the motivation to liberate all living beings from unhappiness?, answer: That path | question: What is the bodhisattva path built upon?, answer: the motivation | question: What is the bodhisattva path?, answer: .
+question: Who is elected to four-year terms?, answer: council members | question: What are the districts of the City Council defined by?, answer: geographic population boundaries | question: How many council members are in the City Council?, answer: 51 council members | question: Who are elected to four-year terms?, answer: The Mayor and council members | question: How long are the terms for the mayor and council members?, answer: four-year terms | question: How long does each term for the mayor and council members last?, answer: four years | question: How many terms does the mayor and council members have?, answer: Each term | question: The New York City Administrative Code, the New York City Rules, and the City Record are the code of local laws, compilation of regulations, and what?, answer: official journal | question: How many consecutive terms does the mayor and council members have?, answer: a three consecutive-term limit | question: How long can a term for the mayor and council members last?, answer: a four-year break
+question: What was the name of the title given to the important schools of Tibetan Buddhism?, answer: Grand State Tutors | question: What did the Ming court grant to the important schools of Tibetan Buddhism?, answer: State Tutors | question: What did the Ming court grant to the important schools of Tibetan Buddhism?, answer: many other titles | question: Karma Kagyu, Sakya, and Gelug are important schools of what religion?, answer: Tibetan Buddhism | question: What was the Tibetan law code established by the Phagmodru ruler?, answer: many reforms | question: What was the law code established by the Phagmodru ruler to revive?, answer: old Imperial Tibetan traditions | question: What court appointed three Princes of Dharma?, answer: Ming | question: What is another name for Princes of Dharma?, answer: 王 | question: What was the name of the school of Tibetan Buddhism that the Ming court appointed?, answer: Gelug | question: What type of princes were appointed by the Ming court?, answer: Dharma
+question: The Karmapa Kargyu declined what invitation to receive titles?, answer: Mongol invitations | question: What did the Ming dynasty grant to lamas of schools?, answer: titles | question: The Ming dynasty granted titles to lamas of what?, answer: schools | question: What dynasty granted titles to lamas of schools?, answer: Ming | question: Who was the founder of the Gelug school?, answer: Je Tsongkhapa | question: Who did the Ming dynasty grant titles to?, answer: lamas | question: Who was the founder of the Gelug school?, answer: Tsongkhapa | question: What school did Karmapa Kargyu decline to receive titles from?, answer: Mongol | question: Who invited Je Tsongkhapa to come to the Ming court?, answer: the Ming Yongle Emperor | question: What dynasty granted titles to lamas of schools?, answer: The Ming dynasty
+question: What did the Ming initiate in Tibet during the 14th century?, answer: sporadic armed intervention | question: What did the Tibetans use armed resistance against?, answer: Ming forays | question: Who initiated sporadic armed intervention in Tibet during the 14th century?, answer: Ming | question: What did the Tibetans use against the Ming forays?, answer: armed resistance | question: What did the Ming not garrison in Tibet?, answer: permanent troops | question: What did the Mongols do for the Gelug Dalai Lama?, answer: successful armed protectors | question: Where did the Ming initiate sporadic armed intervention?, answer: Tibet | question: Who were the Mongols successful armed protectors of?, answer: the Gelug Dalai Lama | question: What dynasty supported the Dalai Lama of the Gelug school?, answer: Qing dynasty | question: Who established the Ganden Phodrang regime?, answer: the 5th Dalai Lama
+question: What are the five regional health administrations in charge of?, answer: health care delivery | question: What is the Ministry of Health responsible for developing?, answer: health policy | question: Who is in charge of implementing the national health policy objectives?, answer: regional health administrations | question: In practice, the autonomy of regional health administrations over budget setting and spending has been limited to what?, answer: primary care | question: What are the five regional health administrations in charge of implementing?, answer: the national health policy objectives | question: What is the Ministry of Health responsible for managing?, answer: SNS | question: What ministry is responsible for developing and managing the SNS?, answer: Health | question: How many regional health administrations are in charge of implementing the national health policy objectives?, answer: Five regional health administrations | question: What are the five regional health administrations responsible for developing?, answer: guidelines | question: What are the five regional health administrations in charge of developing?, answer: protocols
+question: What empire was Tibet incorporated into in 1247?, answer: Mongol Empire | question: Who was the leader of the Sakya school of Tibetan Buddhism?, answer: Sakya Pandita | question: Where did the Mongol prince Godan raid?, answer: Lhasa | question: What type of prince was Godan?, answer: Mongol | question: Who was the grandson of Godan?, answer: Genghis Khan | question: What did Godan grant to Sakya Pandita?, answer: Sakya Pandita temporal authority | question: Who summoned Sakya Pandita?, answer: Godan | question: Who summoned Sakya Pandita?, answer: Prince Godan | question: Who was the regency during which Tibet was incorporated into the Mongol Empire?, answer: Töregene Khatun | question: Who was the leader of the Sakya school of Tibetan Buddhism?, answer: Sakya
+question: What were the first schools in the area?, answer: subscription schools | question: What started forming in the area before it was officially a territory?, answer: Schools | question: What were subscription schools?, answer: schools | question: When was the Montana Territory formed?, answer: April | question: Who passed the Organic Act?, answer: U.S. | question: Where was Thomas Dimsdale's first public school?, answer: Virginia City | question: How did Sarah Raymond travel to Virginia City?, answer: wagon train | question: Who started settling into the area before the Territory was officially formed?, answer: families | question: What act was passed on April 26, 1864?, answer: the Organic Act | question: Who had its inaugural meeting in 1864?, answer: The Montana Territorial Legislative Assembly
+question: What was the majority of the Muslim population of the region?, answer: native Iberian converts | question: What was the population of Portugal?, answer: Muslim | question: How many Arabs were there in Portugal?, answer: numbers | question: Who were originally from the Atlas mountains and Rif mountains of North Africa?, answer: Berbers | question: What was the main group of noblemen from Oman?, answer: Arabs | question: Muwallad or Muladi were native Iberian converts to what religion?, answer: Islam | question: What mountains were the Berbers originally from?, answer: Rif mountains | question: What nationality were the Muwallads?, answer: Iberian | question: What were the native Iberian converts to Islam called?, answer: Muwallad | question: What is another name for Muwallad?, answer: Muladi
+question: What does the Lighting Certification Examination test?, answer: rudimentary lighting design principles | question: Who is the Lighting Certification Examination open to?, answer: lighting equipment manufacturers | question: What does the NCQLP offer?, answer: the Lighting Certification Examination | question: What does NCQLP stand for?, answer: Qualifications | question: What is the name of the National Council on Qualifications for the Lighting Professions?, answer: NCQLP | question: What else is the Lighting Certification Examination open to?, answer: electric utility employees | question: What does NCQLP stand for?, answer: the Lighting Professions | question: Who offers the Lighting Certification Examination?, answer: The National Council | question: What does NCQLP stand for?, answer: The National Council on Qualifications for the Lighting Professions | question: What industry is the NCQLP a part of?, answer: the lighting industry
+question: What level was the National Disaster Relief Commission's emergency contingency plan?, answer: Level II | question: What type of disasters does the Level II emergency contingency plan cover?, answer: natural disasters | question: Who initiated a Level II emergency contingency plan?, answer: The National Disaster Relief Commission | question: What did the National Disaster Relief Commission initiate?, answer: a "Level II emergency contingency plan | question: In what month did the National Disaster Relief Commission's Level II emergency contingency plan rise to Level I?, answer: May | question: What did the National Disaster Relief Commission's Level II emergency contingency plan rise to at 22:15 CST?, answer: The plan | question: What type of natural disasters does the Level II emergency contingency plan cover?, answer: the most serious class | question: On what date did the National Disaster Relief Commission's plan rise to Level I?, answer: May 12 | question: When did the National Disaster Relief Commission's plan rise to Level I?, answer: 22:15 CST | question: What level of emergency contingency plan did the National Disaster Relief Commission create?, answer: Level I
+question: Who led the Nazi regime in 1933?, answer: Adolf Hitler | question: What regime came to power in 1933?, answer: Nazi | question: Who was the leader of Italy during the Second World War?, answer: Mussolini | question: What did the Nazi regime under Adolf Hitler come to in 1933?, answer: power | question: Which country sought to gain control of the continent by the Second World War?, answer: Italy | question: What did Mussolini's Italy seek to gain from the Second World War?, answer: control | question: What continent was divided by the Iron Curtain after the Second World War?, answer: Europe | question: When did Italy seek to gain control of the continent?, answer: the Second World War | question: What part of Europe was dominated by the Soviet Union?, answer: Southeastern Europe | question: What did the countries in Southeastern Europe become after the Second World War?, answer: communist states
+question: What was the Kingdom of the Netherlands formally known as after Belgium and Luxembourg became independent?, answer: United Netherlands | question: Which country regained independence from France in 1813?, answer: Netherlands | question: The Netherlands regained independence from what country in 1813?, answer: France | question: What were the names of the Netherlands in the Anglo-Dutch Treaty of 1814?, answer: United Provinces | question: What was the name used in the Anglo-Dutch Treaty of 1814?, answer: "United Netherlands | question: What was the Kingdom of the Netherlands formally known as in 1815?, answer: the United Netherlands | question: What did the Netherlands regain from France in 1813?, answer: independence | question: What country rejoined the Netherlands in 1815?, answer: the Austrian Netherlands | question: Who regained independence from France in 1813?, answer: The Netherlands | question: What was the Kingdom of the Netherlands known as after Belgium and Luxembourg became independent?, answer: the Netherlands
+question: The New York City Charter School Center assists the setup of what?, answer: new charter schools | question: Who assists the setup of new charter schools?, answer: The New York City Charter School Center | question: In what city are there 900 private schools?, answer: the city | question: What does the New York City Charter School Center assist with?, answer: the setup | question: How many private schools are in the city?, answer: approximately 900 additional privately run secular and religious schools
+question: What city is the second largest in the world to the Tokyo Fire Department?, answer: New York City | question: What is the largest municipal fire department in the United States?, answer: The New York City Fire Department | question: What does the New York City Fire Department provide?, answer: fire protection | question: What does the FDNY provide for the five boroughs of New York City?, answer: emergency medical services | question: What type of service does the New York City Fire Department provide?, answer: technical rescue | question: What is the largest fire department in the world?, answer: the Tokyo Fire Department | question: What type of response does the FDNY provide to biological, chemical, and radioactive hazards?, answer: primary response | question: What is the size of the New York City Fire Department?, answer: the largest municipal fire department | question: What type of hazards does the New York City Fire Department respond to?, answer: radioactive hazards | question: What is the name of the New York City Fire Department?, answer: FDNY
+question: What city is home to one of the largest subway systems in the world?, answer: New York | question: How unique is the New York City Fire Department to New York?, answer: many ways | question: What department in New York faces many unique firefighting challenges?, answer: The New York City Fire Department | question: What type of bridges are used by the New York City Fire Department?, answer: many secluded bridges | question: What type of areas can give rise to brush fires?, answer: large parks | question: What type of track does New York City's subway system have?, answer: electrified track | question: What can large parks and wooded areas give rise to?, answer: brush fires | question: New York is home to one of the largest subway systems in the world, consisting of hundreds of miles of what?, answer: tunnel | question: New York City is home to one of the largest subway systems in the world, consisting of hundreds of miles of what?, answer: tunnels | question: What type of challenges does the New York City Fire Department face?, answer: highly multifaceted firefighting challenges
+question: In what city is HHC located?, answer: New York City | question: Where is the MetroPlus Health Plan located?, answer: New York | question: Who is the MetroPlus Health Plan of choice for?, answer: New Yorkers | question: Who created the New York City Health and Hospitals Corporation?, answer: the New York State Legislature | question: What is the name of the largest municipal healthcare system in the United States?, answer: HHC | question: Who operates the public hospitals and clinics in New York City?, answer: The New York City Health and Hospitals Corporation | question: How much money does the New York City Health and Hospitals Corporation make each year?, answer: annual revenues | question: What type of corporation is the New York City Health and Hospitals Corporation?, answer: A public benefit corporation
+question: What is the largest police force in the United States?, answer: The New York City Police Department | question: What is the name of the New York City Police Department?, answer: NYPD | question: What has the New York City Police Department been in the United States by a significant margin?, answer: the largest police force | question: What are members of the NYPD often referred to by politicians, the media, and what?, answer: their own police cars | question: In what country has the NYPD been the largest police force?, answer: the United States | question: How much has the NYPD been the largest police force in the United States?, answer: a significant margin | question: How many sworn officers does the NYPD have?, answer: over 35,000 sworn officers | question: Who are members of the NYPD often referred to by?, answer: politicians
+question: What is the largest public school system in the United States?, answer: The New York City Public Schools system | question: How large is the New York City Public Schools system?, answer: the largest public school system | question: Who manages the New York City Public Schools system?, answer: the New York City Department | question: How many high schools are in New York City's public school system?, answer: nine specialized high schools | question: Who manages the New York City Public Schools system?, answer: the New York City Department of Education | question: How many schools are in the New York City Public Schools system?, answer: more than 1,700 separate primary and secondary schools | question: What department manages the New York City Public Schools system?, answer: Education | question: The New York City Public Schools system is the largest public school system in what country?, answer: the United States | question: What type of students are served by New York City's public school system?, answer: academically and artistically gifted students
+question: In what state do the Devils play?, answer: New Jersey | question: The New York Islanders and what other team represent the city in the National Hockey League?, answer: the New York Rangers | question: Which team represents the city in the National Hockey League?, answer: The New York Islanders | question: Where do the New Jersey Devils play?, answer: nearby Newark | question: What team play in Newark, New Jersey?, answer: the New Jersey Devils | question: The New York Islanders and the New York Rangers represent the city in what league?, answer: the National Hockey League | question: Where do the New Jersey Devils play?, answer: Newark | question: The New York Islanders and the New York Rangers represent what city in the National Hockey League?, answer: the city | question: Where are the New Jersey Devils located?, answer: the metropolitan area | question: What is the name of the New Jersey Devils?, answer: who
+question: The New York Public Library serves Manhattan, the Bronx, and what other city?, answer: Staten Island | question: What library has the largest collection of any public library system in the United States?, answer: The New York Public Library | question: What is the name of the public library that serves Brooklyn?, answer: the Brooklyn Public Library | question: What city is served by the Queens Borough Public Library?, answer: Brooklyn | question: What is the name of the second largest public library system in the United States?, answer: the Queens Borough Public Library | question: The New York Public Library has the largest collection of what in the United States?, answer: any public library system | question: What city does the New York Public Library serve?, answer: Manhattan | question: The New York Public Library serves Manhattan, Staten Island, and what other city?, answer: Bronx | question: How large is the collection of the New York Public Library?, answer: the largest collection
+question: What did officials order the Chinese news media to stop reporting on?, answer: school collapses | question: Who is investigating the collapses of schools in Beijing and Sichuan?, answer: government officials | question: Who is investigating the collapses of schools in Beijing and Sichuan?, answer: officials | question: What type of schools were set up cordons around?, answer: school | question: In what areas did the National Development and Reform Commission draft an amendment to improve construction standards?, answer: rural areas | question: What newspaper reported that government officials in Beijing and Sichuan are investigating the collapses of schools?, answer: The New York Times | question: Where did the New York Times report that government officials are investigating the collapses of schools?, answer: Beijing | question: What did the National Development and Reform Commission want to improve?, answer: construction standards | question: The New York Times reported that government officials in Beijing and what other country are investigating the collapses of schools?, answer: Sichuan | question: Who was threatened with riot police?, answer: parent
+question: What area is home to a distinctive regional speech pattern called the New York dialect?, answer: New York | question: What is another name for the New York dialect?, answer: New Yorkese | question: The traditional form of the New York dialect is no longer as prevalent among general who?, answer: New Yorkers | question: The traditional form of the New York dialect is no longer as prevalent among whom?, answer: general New Yorkers | question: What is the New York area home to?, answer: the New York dialect | question: What area is home to a distinctive regional speech pattern called the New York dialect?, answer: The New York area | question: What is the New York area home to?, answer: a distinctive regional speech pattern | question: What is the New York area home to?, answer: home | question: What is another name for the New York dialect?, answer: Brooklynese | question: What is no longer as prevalent among general New Yorkers as in the past?, answer: this speech pattern
+question: What metropolitan area is home to a self-identifying gay and bisexual community?, answer: New York | question: In what country is the New York metropolitan area home to the largest gay and bisexual community?, answer: the United States | question: Where is the largest gay and bisexual community in the United States?, answer: The New York metropolitan area | question: What is the New York metropolitan area home to?, answer: home | question: The New York metropolitan area is one of the largest in what?, answer: the world | question: When were same-sex marriages in New York legalized?, answer: June | question: What is the New York metropolitan area home to?, answer: a self-identifying gay and bisexual community | question: What were same-sex marriages in New York allowed to do for 30 days?, answer: place | question: How many people are in the New York metropolitan area?, answer: 568,903 individuals | question: How long did it take for same-sex marriages in New York to take place?, answer: 30 days
+question: Where was the Beijing Olympic torch relay scheduled to take place?, answer: Ningbo | question: The Ningbo Organizing Committee announced that the relay would be suspended for the duration of the mourning period?, answer: Beijing Olympic | question: When was the Beijing Olympic torch relay scheduled to take place?, answer: national morning | question: What was the Ningbo Organizing Committee responsible for?, answer: the Beijing Olympic torch relay | question: Who announced that the Beijing Olympic torch relay would be suspended for the duration of the mourning period?, answer: The Ningbo Organizing Committee | question: What was scheduled to take place in Ningbo during the national morning?, answer: place | question: What was the duration of the Ningbo Organizing Committee of the Beijing Olympic torch relay?, answer: the mourning period | question: Who announced that the Beijing Olympic torch relay would be suspended for the duration of the mourning period?, answer: The Ningbo Organizing Committee of | question: What did the Ningbo Organizing Committee announce would be suspended for the duration of the mourning period?, answer: the relay | question: On what day did the next leg of the Beijing Olympic torch relay start?, answer: Wednesday
+question: What is one of the eight factors that lead to the cessation of dukkha?, answer: Right Concentration | question: What is one of the eight factors that lead to the cessation of dukkha?, answer: Right Action | question: What is one of the eight factors that lead to the cessation of dukkha?, answer: Right Livelihood | question: What is another name for Right Intention?, answer: Right Thought | question: The Noble Eightfold Path leads to the cessation of what?, answer: dukkha | question: The Noble Eightfold Path is what of the Buddha's Noble Truths?, answer: fourth | question: What is the fourth of the Buddha's Noble Truths?, answer: The Noble Eightfold Path | question: The Noble Eightfold Path consists of a set of eight interconnected factors or what?, answer: conditions | question: What is another name for Right View?, answer: Right Understanding | question: What is another name for Right Understanding?, answer: Right View
+question: Who has the most members in the College Football Hall of Fame?, answer: Notre Dame | question: Notre Dame's annual game against USC has been named one of the most important in what?, answer: college football | question: What sport does Notre Dame have the most members in the College Football Hall of Fame?, answer: football | question: Who has a long history?, answer: The Notre Dame football team | question: Who brought football to Notre Dame in 1887?, answer: the Michigan Wolverines football team | question: Notre Dame has the highest winning percentage in what?, answer: NCAA history | question: What have the 13 Fighting Irish teams won in the long history of Notre Dame?, answer: consensus national championships | question: Who did the Michigan Wolverines play against in 1887?, answer: students | question: What is the name of the ship that the Fighting Irish team has won?, answer: national champion | question: What has Notre Dame accumulated with the long history of the football team?, answer: many rivals
+question: Cobalt-60 source and Electron beam processing are related to what?, answer: irrradiation factilities | question: Where is the Nuclear Science Department located?, answer: EPN | question: Where is the Nuclear Science Department located?, answer: Ecuador | question: What type of beam processing does the Nuclear Science Department have?, answer: Electron | question: Which department at EPN is the only one in Ecuador?, answer: The Nuclear Science Department | question: What are two examples of irrradiation factilities?, answer: cobalt-60 source and Electron beam processing | question: What does the Nuclear Science Department at EPN have?, answer: the large infrastructure | question: What is a source of irrradiation?, answer: cobalt-60
+question: Where did the Occupy Wall Street protests take place?, answer: Zuccotti Park | question: Where was Zuccotti Park located?, answer: Lower Manhattan | question: What did the Occupy Wall Street protests receive?, answer: global attention | question: What began on September 17, 2011?, answer: The Occupy Wall Street protests | question: When did the Occupy Wall Street protests begin?, answer: September | question: What was the Occupy movement against?, answer: social and economic inequality | question: What movement was spawned by the Occupy Wall Street protests?, answer: the Occupy movement | question: Where is Zuccotti Park located?, answer: the Financial District | question: When did the Occupy Wall Street protests begin?, answer: September 17, 2011
+question: What is supposed to remain lit for the whole relay?, answer: The Olympic Flame | question: When the Torch is extinguished, what is kept alight in a set of 8 lanterns?, answer: the Olympic Flame | question: How long is the Olympic Flame supposed to remain lit?, answer: the whole relay | question: When is the Torch extinguished?, answer: bad weather | question: In what city was the Olympic Flame extinguished?, answer: Paris | question: When is the Olympic Flame extinguished?, answer: protests | question: On what vehicles is the Olympic Flame extinguished?, answer: airplanes | question: When is the Torch extinguished?, answer: night | question: When was the Olympic Flame extinguished?, answer: the several occasions | question: What is extinguished at night, on airplanes, in bad weather, or during protests?, answer: Torch
+question: What is the Olympic Torch based on?, answer: traditional scrolls | question: What is the name of the traditional Chinese design of the Olympic Torch?, answer: Lucky Cloud | question: How long does the Olympic Torch last?, answer: hour | question: The Olympic Torch is based on a traditional design from what country?, answer: Chinese | question: What is the Olympic Torch based on?, answer: a traditional Chinese design | question: What is based on traditional scrolls and uses a traditional Chinese design known as "Lucky Cloud"?, answer: Torch | question: What is the Olympic Torch designed in reference to?, answer: the traditional Chinese concept | question: What is based on traditional scrolls?, answer: The Olympic Torch | question: What is the Olympic Torch designed to remain lit in?, answer: winds | question: What is the traditional Chinese design of the Olympic Torch known as?, answer: "Lucky Cloud
+question: The Pamiri people of Gorno-Badakhshan Autonomous Province are distinct linguistically and culturally from who?, answer: most Tajiks | question: What ethnicity are the Pamiri people of Gorno-Badakhshan Autonomous Province distinct from?, answer: Tajiks | question: What are the people of Gorno-Badakhshan Autonomous Province?, answer: Pamiri | question: Where are the Pamiri people located?, answer: Gorno-Badakhshan Autonomous Province | question: What country do the Pamiri people of Gorno-Badakhshan Autonomous Province border?, answer: Afghanistan | question: Along with Afghanistan, what country do the Pamiri people of Gorno-Badakhshan Autonomous Province border?, answer: China | question: What are the Pamiri people considered to be of the Tajik ethnicity?, answer: part | question: What ethnicity are the Pamiri people considered to be?, answer: Tajik | question: What have the Pamiris preserved?, answer: many ancient cultural traditions | question: Who are distinct linguistically and culturally from most Tajiks?, answer: The Pamiri people
+question: The People's Republic of what country is one place below the National People's Congress?, answer: China | question: What language does the People's Republic of China's premier read as?, answer: Chinese | question: What is the Premier read as?, answer: Simplified Chinese | question: What is the pinyin for Premier?, answer: Zŏnglĭ | question: What is the simplified Chinese word for premier?, answer: pinyin | question: What does the People's Republic of China constitution set just one place below?, answer: a premier | question: How far below the National People's Congress in China does the People's Republic of China constitution set a premier?, answer: just one place | question: What reads as (Simplified Chinese: ; pinyin: Zngl) in Chinese?, answer: Premier
+question: Who ranked My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy as the world's best album of the decade between 2010 and 2014?, answer: The Pitchfork online music publication | question: What online music publication ranked My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy as the world's best album of the decade between 2010 and 2014?, answer: Pitchfork | question: When was My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy ranked as the world's best album?, answer: August | question: What album was ranked eighth in a list of 100 albums between 2010 and 2014?, answer: Yeezus | question: What was the world's best album of the decade between 2010 and 2014?, answer: My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy | question: Where was Yeezus ranked in a list of 100 albums between 2010 and 2014?, answer: eighth | question: Where was Yeezus ranked in a list of 100 albums between 2010 and 2014?, answer: the eighth position | question: Which Twisted Fantasy album was ranked as the world's best album of the decade between 2010 and 2014?, answer: My Beautiful Dark
+question: How many branches are there in the polytechnic institutes?, answer: different branches | question: What type of institutes in Pakistan offer a diploma spanning three years in different branches?, answer: Polytechnic | question: Where are polytechnic institutes located?, answer: Pakistan | question: What are students admitted to the diploma program based on?, answer: the 10th grade standardized exams | question: What is the name of the institution in Pakistan that offers a diploma spanning three years in different branches?, answer: The Polytechnic institutes | question: What grade are students admitted to the diploma program based on?, answer: 10th | question: What is the main purpose of polytechnic institutes?, answer: various trades | question: What are students admitted to based on their results in the 10th grade standardized exams?, answer: the diploma program | question: What do the polytechnic institutes in Pakistan offer?, answer: a diploma | question: How long does a diploma in a polytechnic institute last?, answer: three years
+question: What country's currency is the euro?, answer: Portuguese | question: What was Portugal one of in the eurozone?, answer: the original member states | question: The Banco de Portugal is an integral part of the European System of what?, answer: Central Banks | question: What did the euro replace?, answer: the Portuguese Escudo | question: What is the euro?, answer: The Portuguese currency | question: Portugal was one of the original member states of what?, answer: the eurozone | question: What country is the Europe's Leading Golf Destination 2012 and 2013?, answer: Portugal | question: Who was one of the original member states of the eurozone?, answer: the country | question: What is the Portuguese currency?, answer: the euro | question: What is the name of Portugal's central bank?, answer: the Banco de Portugal
+question: What river did Diogo Co reach in 1484?, answer: Congo | question: Who reached the mouth of the Congo in 1484?, answer: Diogo Cão | question: What nationality was Diogo Co?, answer: Portuguese | question: What did Europeans colonize in the late 19th century?, answer: the Congo river delta | question: Who traded commodities, manufactured goods, and people captured from the hinterlands?, answer: European merchants | question: How long was the Congo river delta a major hub for transatlantic trade?, answer: centuries | question: What began in the late 19th century?, answer: direct European colonization | question: What inland kingdom was a major hub for transatlantic trade?, answer: Bantu | question: When did direct European colonization of the Congo river delta begin?, answer: the late 19th century | question: What did European merchants trade with the Bantu kingdoms?, answer: manufactured goods
+question: What did the Portuguese head representatives accept the independence terms for?, answer: overseas negotiations | question: Who accepted the independence terms?, answer: Portuguese head representatives | question: Who was exodus from Portugal's African territories?, answer: Portuguese citizens | question: What country's government and army resisted the decolonization of its overseas territories?, answer: Portuguese | question: What is PREC?, answer: Processo Revolucionário Em Curso | question: The Portuguese government and army resisted the decolonization of what?, answer: its overseas territories | question: The Carnation Revolution led the way for the independence of what?, answer: the overseas territories | question: The Portuguese government and what military force resisted the decolonization of its overseas territories?, answer: army | question: Where did most of Portugal's African territories come from?, answer: Portuguese Angola | question: When did the Carnation Revolution occur?, answer: April
+question: Brazil has the largest number of what in any country?, answer: native Portuguese speakers | question: What type of peoples were the Celts, Tartessians, Lusitanians, and Iberians?, answer: Pre-Roman | question: What language is derived from the Latin spoken by the Romanized Pre-Roman peoples of the Iberian Peninsula?, answer: Portuguese | question: What peoples of the Iberian Peninsula derived the Portuguese language from Latin?, answer: Iberians | question: Who is the Portuguese language derived from?, answer: the romanized Pre-Roman peoples | question: What language is the Portuguese language derived from?, answer: Latin | question: What group of people in the Iberian Peninsula derived the Portuguese language from Latin?, answer: Lusitanians | question: What peninsula did the Romanized Pre-Roman peoples of?, answer: Iberian | question: What group of people in the Iberian Peninsula derived the Portuguese language from Latin?, answer: Celts | question: What is another name for the Celts?, answer: Tartessians
+question: Who is the current President?, answer: Aníbal Cavaco Silva | question: Who is the current President of the Republic?, answer: Cavaco Silva | question: Who is the current President?, answer: Aníbal | question: Who is Anbal Cavaco Silva?, answer: the current President | question: What role does the President have?, answer: an executive role | question: Who is elected to a five-year term?, answer: The President | question: Ministers and Secretaries of what branch of government are in the government?, answer: State | question: How long is the term of the President?, answer: a five-year term | question: How long are the terms of the Assembly of the Republic?, answer: a four-year term | question: Who is the current Prime Minister?, answer: António Costa
+question: What is the Prime Minister's executive office called in the United Kingdom?, answer: Cabinet Office | question: In what country is the Prime Minister's office called Cabinet Office?, answer: United Kingdom | question: In the United Kingdom, what is the Prime Minister's office called?, answer: Cabinet | question: Canada's executive office is called the Office of the Prime Minister in the case of Canada and what other Commonwealth countries?, answer: other Commonwealth countries | question: In Canada, the Prime Minister's executive office is called the Office of who?, answer: the Prime Minister | question: In what countries is the Prime Minister's Department called?, answer: other countries | question: In what country is the Prime Minister's Department called the Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet?, answer: Australia
+question: Where is PLASA based?, answer: UK | question: What does PLASA stand for?, answer: PLASA | question: What industry does the PLASA represent?, answer: services | question: Who are members of the PLASA?, answer: affiliated professionals | question: What industry does the PLASA represent?, answer: entertainment lighting | question: Where do PLASA members lobby for and represent the interests of the industry?, answer: various levels | question: What is PLASA?, answer: a UK-based trade organisation | question: What does PLASA stand for?, answer: The Professional Lighting And Sound Association | question: Where are the members of PLASA from?, answer: the technical services sector | question: What type of services does the PLASA represent?, answer: similar products
+question: What profession does the PLDA focus on?, answer: Architectural Lighting Design | question: What does PLDA stand for?, answer: The Professional Lighting Designers Association | question: What is the name of the Professional Lighting Designers Association?, answer: PLDA | question: What was the PLDA formerly known as?, answer: ELDA | question: What does the PLDA organise throughout the world?, answer: different events | question: What is the PLDA?, answer: an organisation | question: What does the PLDA focus on?, answer: the promotion | question: What does the PLDA focus on?, answer: the profession | question: How often does the PLDA publish their newsletter?, answer: monthly | question: Where does the PLDA organise events?, answer: the world
+question: Who had their own recensions of the Tipitaka featuring much of the same material?, answer: early schools | question: What is the only early Tipitaka to survive intact in its original language?, answer: Tipitaka | question: What is the Pli Tipitaka?, answer: the only early Tipitaka | question: What type of schools have portions of the Tipitakas of the Srvstivda, Dharmaguptaka, Sammitya, Mahsaghika, Kyapya?, answer: Mahīśāsaka schools | question: In what language do most of the Tipitakas of the Srvstivda, Dharmaguptaka, Sammitya, Mahsaghika, Kyapya, and Mahsaka schools survive?, answer: Chinese translation | question: What is the only early Tipitaka to survive intact in its original language?, answer: The Pāli Tipitaka | question: What is another name for the Pli Tipitaka?, answer: Tripiṭaka | question: According to some sources, who had five or seven pitakas?, answer: some early schools | question: What did a number of early schools have their own recensions of?, answer: the Tipitaka | question: In what language do most of the Tipitakas of the Srvstivda, Dharmaguptaka, Sammitya, Mahsaghika, Kyapya, and Mahsaka schools survive?, answer: Chinese
+question: The Sutta Pitaka contains discourses ascribed to whom?, answer: Gautama Buddha | question: What does the Vinaya Pitaka contain for Buddhist monks and nuns?, answer: disciplinary rules | question: What is included in the Vinaya Pitaka?, answer: doctrinal clarification | question: What contains disciplinary rules for the Buddhist monks and nuns?, answer: The Vinaya Pitaka | question: The Pli Tipitaka refers to what?, answer: the Vinaya Pitaka | question: Which Pitaka contains discourses ascribed to Gautama Buddha?, answer: The Sutta Pitaka | question: What contains discourses ascribed to Gautama Buddha?, answer: the Sutta Pitaka | question: What does the Abhidhamma Pitaka contain?, answer: material | question: What contains material often described as systematic expositions of the Gautama Buddha's teachings?, answer: The Abhidhamma Pitaka | question: What contains material often described as systematic expositions of the Gautama Buddha's teachings?, answer: the Abhidhamma Pitaka
+question: Which bridge is an example of Structural Expressionism?, answer: Triborough Bridge | question: What type of architecture is the Queensboro Bridge?, answer: cantilever architecture | question: Which bridge is an example of Structural Expressionism?, answer: Throgs Neck Bridge | question: The Manhattan Bridge, Throgs Neck Bridge, Triborough Bridge, and Verrazano-Narrows Bridge are examples of what?, answer: Structural Expressionism | question: What is an important piece of cantilever architecture?, answer: The Queensboro Bridge | question: What is an example of Structural Expressionism?, answer: Verrazano-Narrows Bridge | question: What is an example of Structural Expressionism?, answer: The Manhattan Bridge | question: What are the Manhattan Bridge, Throgs Neck Bridge, Triborough Bridge, and Verrazano-Narrows Bridge?, answer: examples | question: What is the Queensboro Bridge?, answer: an important piece
+question: What does JTFN stand for?, answer: Joint Task Force | question: What are the forward operating locations capable of supporting?, answer: fighter operations | question: Where do the RCAF and JTFN maintain forward operating locations?, answer: various points | question: What organization is responsible for supporting fighter operations in Canada's northern region?, answer: RCAF | question: What is another name for the Joint Task Force (North)?, answer: JTFN | question: What country does the JTFN operate in?, answer: Canada | question: What does JTFN stand for?, answer: The RCAF and Joint Task Force (North | question: What do CF-18 squadrons occasionally deploy to the airports for?, answer: Arctic sovereignty patrols | question: What do the RCAF and JTFN maintain at various points throughout Canada's northern region?, answer: forward operating locations
+question: The Treaty of the Pyrenees ended a conflict between France and what country?, answer: Spain | question: What continued to be fought in Europe during the Age of Discovery?, answer: religious wars | question: What did the Age of Discovery establish?, answer: direct links | question: The Reconquista of Portugal and Spain led to a series of what?, answer: oceanic explorations | question: The Reconquista of which country led to a series of oceanic explorations?, answer: Portugal | question: What happened in Europe between 1610 and 1700?, answer: major wars | question: Where did the Spanish crown maintain its hegemony?, answer: Europe | question: What was fought in Europe between 1610 and 1700?, answer: wars | question: What Age established direct links with Africa, the Americas, and Asia?, answer: Discovery | question: What type of revolutions took place in Europe between 1610 and 1700?, answer: political revolutions
+question: Where did the Red Cross Society fly the quilts and tents to?, answer: Wenchuan County | question: What has the Amity Foundation earmarked US$143,000 for?, answer: disaster relief | question: What has the Amity Foundation begun in the region?, answer: relief work | question: Where is the Red Cross Society from?, answer: China | question: Who flew 557 tents and 2,500 quilts to Wenchuan County?, answer: The Red Cross Society | question: Who flew 557 tents and 2,500 quilts to Wenchuan County?, answer: The Red Cross Society of China | question: How many tents did the Sichuan Ministry of Civil Affairs provide for the homeless?, answer: 30,000 tents | question: How many tents did the Red Cross Society of China fly to Wenchuan County?, answer: 557 tents | question: How many quilts did the Red Cross Society of China fly to Wenchuan County?, answer: 2,500 quilts | question: How much did the Red Cross Society of China fly to Wenchuan County?, answer: 788,000 yuan
+question: What is another name for the Republic of the Congo?, answer: Congo Republic | question: What is another name for the Republic of the Congo?, answer: République du Congo | question: What is another name for the Republic of the Congo?, answer: Congo | question: What is another name for the Republic of the Congo?, answer: Congo-Brazzaville | question: Where is the Republic of the Congo located?, answer: Central Africa | question: What is another name for the Republic of the Congo?, answer: West Congo[citation | question: What country borders the Republic of the Congo to the northeast?, answer: the Central African Republic | question: What is another name for the Republic of the Congo?, answer: the Congo | question: What country borders the Republic of the Congo to the east and south?, answer: the Democratic Republic | question: What is the language of the Republic of the Congo?, answer: French
+question: What deposits does the Republic of the Congo have?, answer: large untapped base metal, gold, iron and phosphate deposits | question: What organization is the Republic of the Congo a member of?, answer: OHADA | question: Who did the Congolese government lease 200,000 hectares of land to?, answer: South African farmers | question: The Republic of the Congo is a member of the Organization for the Harmonization of what?, answer: Business Law | question: What does the Congolese government want to reduce its dependence on?, answer: imports | question: Who did the Congolese government lease 200,000 hectares of land to?, answer: South African | question: What country is the Republic of the Congo a member of?, answer: Africa | question: What country has large untapped base metal, gold, iron, and phosphate deposits?, answer: The Republic | question: What country has large untapped base metal, gold, iron and phosphate deposits?, answer: the Congo | question: What country has large untapped base metal, gold, iron and phosphate deposits?, answer: The Republic of the Congo
+question: When did the Republic of the Congo receive full independence from France?, answer: August | question: What did the Republic of the Congo receive from France on August 15, 1960?, answer: full independence | question: The Republic of the Congo received full independence from what country?, answer: France | question: Who led the uprising that ousted Youlou?, answer: rival political parties | question: Who ousted Fulbert Youlou?, answer: labour elements | question: Who was the first president of the Republic of the Congo?, answer: Fulbert Youlou | question: What was Fulbert Youlou's title?, answer: first | question: What country received full independence from France on August 15, 1960?, answer: The Republic | question: Who led the provisional government of the Republic of the Congo?, answer: Alphonse Massamba-Débat | question: What country received full independence from France on August 15, 1960?, answer: the Congo
+question: In what areas has industrial and commercial activity declined?, answer: rural areas | question: What country is one of the most urbanized countries in Africa?, answer: Congo | question: What area is virtually uninhabited in the north of the Republic of the Congo?, answer: tropical jungle | question: What is another name for a small city in the 534-kilometre (332 mi) railway that connects Brazzaville and Pointe-Noire?, answer: villages | question: Where do 70% of the Congo's population live?, answer: a few urban areas | question: What type of economy is dependent on the government for support and subsistence?, answer: rural economies | question: What is one of the villages that connect Brazzaville and Pointe-Noire?, answer: the small cities | question: How much of the Congo's population lives in urban areas?, answer: its total population | question: What is virtually uninhabited in the north?, answer: the vast areas
+question: What caused the creation of the Batavian Republic?, answer: republican revolutions | question: Who took several major cities of the Netherlands?, answer: republican forces | question: Who took several major cities of the Netherlands during the Batavian Republic?, answer: republican | question: What country replaced the Batavian Republic?, answer: Holland | question: What country did the republican forces take during the revolutions?, answer: Netherlands | question: What did the republican revolutions create?, answer: the Batavian Republic | question: What became the French Empire under Napoleon?, answer: the French Republic | question: What did the republican forces take during the Batavian Republic?, answer: several major cities | question: What lasted until a series of republican revolutions in 1783–1795?, answer: The Republic | question: Which republic became the French Empire under Napoleon?, answer: French
+question: Who was president of Notre Dame from 1946 to 1952?, answer: John J. Cavanaugh | question: What university did John J. Cavanaugh, C.S.C. serve as president of?, answer: Notre Dame | question: What position did John J. Cavanaugh hold from 1946 to 1952?, answer: president | question: Who established the Lobund Institute for Animal Studies and Notre Dame's Medieval Institute?, answer: Cavanaugh | question: What grew fivefold during Cavanaugh's tenure at Notre Dame?, answer: graduate student enrollment | question: Who was president of Notre Dame from 1946 to 1952?, answer: The Rev. John J. Cavanaugh | question: What did Notre Dame quadruple in the post-war years?, answer: student census | question: When was Cavanaugh's legacy at Notre Dame?, answer: post-war years | question: What was the profession of Rev. John J. Cavanaugh?, answer: C.S.C. | question: What was Cavanaugh's legacy at Notre Dame devoted to raising?, answer: academic standards
+question: What did Hesburgh experience during his time as president?, answer: dramatic transformations | question: What did the operating budget increase from $735,000 to $15 million?, answer: research funding | question: Who served as president from 1952 to 2015?, answer: Theodore Hesburgh | question: What was the profession of Rev. Theodore Hesburgh?, answer: C.S.C. | question: What position did the Rev. Theodore Hesburgh hold?, answer: president | question: Who served as president from 1952 to 2015?, answer: The Rev. Theodore Hesburgh | question: How much did the operating budget rise from $9.7 million to $176.6 million?, answer: a factor | question: What doubled from 1,212 to 2,500?, answer: degrees | question: How long did Hesburgh serve as president?, answer: 35 years | question: Who doubled to 950 in enrollment?, answer: faculty
+question: What was the Review of Politics modeled after?, answer: German Catholic journals | question: The Review of Politics was modeled after what type of journals?, answer: German Catholic | question: Who founded The Review of Politics?, answer: Gurian | question: What was the name of the journal founded by Gurian?, answer: Review | question: Who was the editor of The Review of Politics for 44 years?, answer: Thomas Stritch | question: The Review of what was founded in 1939?, answer: Politics | question: The Review of Politics offered an alternative vision to what philosophy?, answer: positivist philosophy | question: Who was one of the intellectual leaders of The Review of Politics?, answer: F. A. Hermens | question: Who was the editor of The Review of Politics for 44 years?, answer: Matthew Fitzsimons | question: Who was the editor of The Review of Politics for 44 years?, answer: Frederick Crosson
+question: What is the name of the estuary to the east of Plymouth?, answer: Cattewater | question: Where does the River Plym flow off?, answer: Dartmoor | question: What does the River Plym form to the east of Plymouth?, answer: a smaller estuary | question: What river flows off Dartmoor to the north-east of Plymouth?, answer: The River Plym | question: Where is Drake's Island seen?, answer: Plymouth Hoe | question: What is protected from the sea by the Plymouth Breakwater?, answer: Plymouth Sound | question: What is Drake's Island on the top of?, answer: limestone cliffs | question: Where is Cattewater located?, answer: the east | question: Where does the River Plym flow off Dartmoor?, answer: the north-east | question: What city is protected from the sea by the Plymouth Breakwater?, answer: Plymouth
+question: Where is the Roland Levinsky building located?, answer: central quarter | question: What is the name of the landmark building of the University of Plymouth?, answer: Roland Levinsky | question: What is the landmark building of the University of Plymouth?, answer: The Roland Levinsky building | question: What city is the Roland Levinsky building located in?, answer: Plymouth | question: What is the Roland Levinsky building?, answer: the landmark building | question: What is considered one of the UK's most beautiful university buildings?, answer: the building | question: Who designed the Roland Levinsky building?, answer: leading architect Henning Larsen | question: Who designed the Roland Levinsky building?, answer: Henning Larsen
+question: Who came to dominate the entire Mediterranean basin?, answer: Roman Empire | question: What was the Roman Empire based on?, answer: Roman legions | question: What was the Roman Empire based on?, answer: Roman law | question: The Western Roman Empire was based in Rome, what was the name of the empire?, answer: Roman | question: What was the Roman Empire divided into by 300 AD?, answer: the Western Roman Empire | question: Which empire was based in Constantinople?, answer: the Eastern Roman Empire | question: Who came to dominate the entire Mediterranean basin in a vast empire based on Roman law and Roman legions?, answer: The Roman Empire | question: What was divided into two empires by 300 AD?, answer: the Roman Empire | question: What basin did the Roman Empire dominate?, answer: Mediterranean | question: What did the Roman Empire dominate?, answer: the entire Mediterranean basin
+question: What does RCAF stand for?, answer: Royal Canadian Air Force | question: What does RCAF stand for?, answer: Air Force | question: What is the commander of 1 Canadian Air Division responsible for?, answer: Air Force activities | question: What division is responsible for training and support functions?, answer: Air Division | question: What does RCAF stand for?, answer: The Royal Canadian Air Force | question: Who is the commander of the Royal Canadian Air Force?, answer: the Royal Canadian Air Force | question: What nationality is the commander of the Royal Canadian Air Force?, answer: Canadian | question: What is carried out through eleven wings across Canada?, answer: 1 Canadian Air Division operations | question: What are carried out at two wings?, answer: 2 Canadian Air Division operations | question: Where are the 11 wings of the 1 Canadian Air Division located?, answer: Canada
+question: Where is the Naval Reserve Headquarters located?, answer: Quebec City | question: Where is the Naval Reserve Headquarters located?, answer: Quebec | question: What is the name of the fleet at Her Majesty's Canadian Dockyard in Halifax?, answer: Maritime Forces Atlantic | question: What is the name of the RCN fleet at CFB Esquimalt?, answer: Maritime Forces Pacific | question: Where is the Maritime Forces Atlantic fleet located?, answer: Canadian Dockyard | question: What does the RCN stand for?, answer: The Royal Canadian Navy | question: Who is the commander of the RCN?, answer: the Royal Canadian Navy | question: What is the name of the Royal Canadian Navy?, answer: RCN | question: What do the RCN ships support?, answer: multinational deployments | question: What type of submarines are in the Royal Canadian Navy?, answer: submarines
+question: What is the SI unit of illuminance?, answer: luminous emittance | question: What is the SI unit of illuminance and luminous emittance measured in?, answer: Lux | question: What is the luminosity function a standardized model of?, answer: human visual brightness perception | question: What is the unit of illuminance and luminous emittance?, answer: SI | question: What is the SI unit of?, answer: illuminance | question: The SI unit of illuminance and luminous emittance is the luminous power per what?, answer: area | question: What is the SI unit of illuminance and luminous emittance?, answer: the luminous power | question: What is the luminous power per area measured in?, answer: The SI unit | question: The SI unit of illuminance and luminous emittance is analogous to the radiometric unit watts per what?, answer: square metre | question: The SI unit of illuminance and luminous emittance is used in photometry to measure the intensity of what that hits or passes through a surface?, answer: light
+question: What are the principles of the Notre Dame School of Architecture?, answer: New Classical Architecture | question: What award does the Notre Dame School of Architecture award annually?, answer: Driehaus Architecture Prize | question: What is the Notre Dame School of?, answer: Architecture | question: What type of degree was first awarded by the University of Notre Dame in 1898?, answer: architecture | question: What did Notre Dame first award in architecture in 1898?, answer: degrees | question: What are the principles of the Notre Dame School of Architecture?, answer: New Urbanism and New Classical Architecture | question: What are the principles of the Notre Dame School of Architecture?, answer: New Urbanism | question: What is the name of the school that teaches pre-modernist architecture and urban planning?, answer: Notre Dame School of Architecture | question: What does the Notre Dame School of Architecture teach?, answer: urban planning | question: What award does the Notre Dame School of Architecture award?, answer: the renowned annual Driehaus Architecture Prize
+question: The first documented translation efforts by foreign Buddhist monks were in the 2nd century CE, probably as a consequence of the expansion of the Kushan Empire into what territory?, answer: China | question: In what century was the first documented translation of Buddhist monks in China?, answer: CE | question: Who first translated Buddhism to China?, answer: foreign Buddhist monks | question: The Silk Road transmission of what religion to China is most commonly thought to have started in the late 2nd or the 1st century CE?, answer: Buddhism | question: What empire expanded into the Chinese territory of the Tarim Basin?, answer: Kushan Empire | question: The Silk Road transmission of Buddhism to China is most commonly thought to have started in the late 2nd or what century?, answer: the 1st century CE | question: When were the first documented translation efforts by foreign Buddhist monks in China?, answer: the 2nd century CE | question: What is most commonly thought to have started in the late 2nd or the 1st century CE?, answer: The Silk Road transmission | question: What was the first documented translation effort by foreign Buddhist monks in China?, answer: first | question: What were the first documented translation efforts by foreign Buddhist monks in China?, answer: The first documented translation efforts
+question: The State Council declared a three-day period of what for the quake victims?, answer: national mourning | question: The State Council declared a three-day period of what for the quake victims?, answer: mourning | question: What region's flags were flown at half mast?, answer: Macau Special Administrative Regions | question: At what height were the PRC's National Flag and Regional Flags flown?, answer: half mast | question: Whose death was the biggest display of mourning since the 2008 earthquake?, answer: Mao Zedong | question: The PRC's National Flag and Regional Flags of Hong Kong and Macau are what?, answer: Special Administrative Regions | question: What was the first time a national mourning period had been declared for something other than the death of a state leader?, answer: a national mourning period | question: What country's flags were flown at half mast?, answer: Hong Kong | question: When did the State Council declare a three-day period of national mourning for the quake victims?, answer: May | question: Who declared a three-day period of national mourning for the quake victims?, answer: The State Council
+question: What is the world's busiest ferry route?, answer: Staten Island | question: The Staten Island Ferry runs between Staten Island and what other city?, answer: Lower Manhattan | question: What does the Staten Island Ferry do for commuters?, answer: Other ferry systems shuttle commuters | question: What is the world's busiest ferry route?, answer: The Staten Island Ferry | question: The Staten Island Ferry runs between Staten Island and what city?, answer: Manhattan | question: Along with Manhattan, where do other ferry systems shuttle commuters?, answer: other locales | question: Other than Manhattan, what other area does the Staten Island Ferry shuttle commuters to?, answer: the metropolitan area | question: How long is the route between Staten Island and Lower Manhattan?, answer: 8.4 km | question: How long does the Staten Island Ferry run each day?, answer: 24 hours
+question: Where does the New York City Subway operate 24 hours a day?, answer: Staten Island | question: Where are three of the six rapid transit systems in the world wholly or partly operate on 24-hour schedules?, answer: New York | question: The Port Authority Trans-Hudson train connects Midtown and Lower Manhattan to what northeastern state?, answer: New Jersey | question: Where does the Port Authority Trans-Hudson train connect to?, answer: northeastern New Jersey | question: In what city is the Port Authority Trans-Hudson train located?, answer: Jersey City | question: What is the name of the Staten Island rapid transit system?, answer: Railway | question: How many rapid transit systems in the world operate 24 hours a day?, answer: the six rapid transit systems | question: What is the name of the subway system that operates 24 hours a day?, answer: the New York City Subway | question: What is the Port Authority Trans-Hudson train called?, answer: PATH | question: How often does the Staten Island Railway operate?, answer: 24 hours
+question: The States General of the United Provinces were in control of what company?, answer: the Dutch East India Company | question: What did the States General of the United Provinces control?, answer: the Dutch West India Company | question: Along with Holland, what other province initiated shipping expeditions?, answer: Zeeland | question: The States General of the United Provinces were in what control of the Dutch East India Company and the Dutch West India Company?, answer: control | question: What was the name of the Dutch East India Company?, answer: VOC | question: What was the name of the Dutch West India Company?, answer: WIC | question: What was the name of the province that initiated shipping expeditions?, answer: Holland | question: The States General of what provinces were in control of the Dutch East India Company and the Dutch West India Company?, answer: the United Provinces | question: Who was in control of the Dutch East India Company?, answer: The States General | question: What was initiated by some of the provinces?, answer: some shipping expeditions
+question: What is the Portuguese name for Statistics Portugal?, answer: INE - Instituto Nacional de Estatística | question: Where did the Moors and Jews stay?, answer: Portugal | question: Who was a famous Portuguese New Christians?, answer: Garcia de Orta | question: What are Cristos Novos?, answer: former Jews | question: What is the nationality of Statistics Portugal?, answer: Portuguese | question: What group was expelled from Portugal?, answer: Jews | question: What is the single religion in Portugal?, answer: Catholicism | question: What are Mouriscos?, answer: former Muslims | question: Who estimated the population of Portugal in 2011?, answer: The Statistics Portugal | question: What are Cristos Novos?, answer: New Christians
+question: What is the name of the Statue of Liberty?, answer: National Monument | question: What is the name of the monument that joins the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island in the harbor?, answer: Governors Island National Monument | question: What is the name of the National Historic Site on Manhattan Island?, answer: Castle Clinton National Monument | question: What is the name of the National Historic Site on Manhattan Island?, answer: General Grant National Memorial | question: What is another name for the National Register of Historic Places?, answer: National Historic Landmark | question: What is the name of the national monument on Manhattan Island?, answer: African Burial Ground National Monument | question: What is the name of the National Historic Site on Manhattan Island?, answer: Hamilton Grange National Memorial | question: What is the name of the National Historic Site on Manhattan Island?, answer: Federal Hall National Memorial | question: What is the name of the National Historic Site on Manhattan Island?, answer: Theodore Roosevelt Birthplace National Historic Site | question: In what state are the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island Immigration Museums located?, answer: New York
+question: What did the Sthaviras give rise to?, answer: several schools | question: What did monks follow in order to live together in the same monasteries?, answer: different schools | question: What was the cause of schisms by about 100 CE?, answer: doctrinal disagreements | question: What school did the Sthaviras give rise to?, answer: Theravāda | question: What was the name of the school created by the Sthaviras?, answer: the Theravāda school | question: What was caused by disputes over vinaya?, answer: schisms | question: What were monks following different schools of?, answer: thought | question: The Sthaviras gave what to several schools?, answer: rise | question: The schisms were caused by disputes over what?, answer: vinaya | question: What group of people were thought to have lived happily together in the same monasteries?, answer: monks
+question: Where was the Stonewall Inn located?, answer: Lower Manhattan | question: Who rioted at the Stonewall riots?, answer: members | question: What were the Stonewall riots?, answer: spontaneous, violent demonstrations | question: When did the Stonewall riots take place?, answer: place | question: When did the Stonewall riots take place?, answer: June | question: What was the name of the series of spontaneous, violent demonstrations by members of the gay community against a police raid?, answer: The Stonewall riots | question: Where did the Stonewall riots take place?, answer: the Stonewall Inn | question: When did the Stonewall riots take place?, answer: the early morning hours | question: Where was the Stonewall Inn located?, answer: the Greenwich Village neighborhood | question: The Stonewall riots are widely considered to be the single most important event leading to the modern fight for what in the United States?, answer: LGBT rights
+question: When did the Theravada school spread south from India?, answer: 3rd century BCE | question: When did the Dharmagupta school spread?, answer: 3rd century | question: In what century did the Dharmagupta school spread?, answer: BCE | question: In what country did the Theravada school spread?, answer: Indonesia | question: Where did the Theravada school spread to?, answer: Sri Lanka | question: What country is Bactria in?, answer: Afghanistan | question: What school spread south from India in the 3rd century BCE?, answer: Theravada | question: When did the Theravada school spread south from India?, answer: the 3rd century BCE | question: Where did the Theravada school begin?, answer: India | question: Where did the Theravada school spread to?, answer: Burma
+question: Where does the Transat AG2R Race reach?, answer: St. Barthélemy | question: Where is the Tennis Clube de Flamboyant located?, answer: Grand Cul | question: How often is the Transat AG2R Race held?, answer: year | question: When have kitesurfing and other water sports become popular on the island?, answer: recent years | question: What does the Transat AG2R Race have?, answer: essential safety equipment | question: What is the name of the boat race held every alternate year on the island?, answer: The Transat AG2R Race | question: Where does the Transat AG2R Race originate?, answer: Brittany | question: In what country is the Transat AG2R Race held?, answer: France | question: Where does the Transat AG2R Race originate?, answer: Concarneau | question: What beach is known as Baie de Saint Jean?, answer: Saint Jean Beach
+question: The Twelve Nidnas describe a causal connection between the subsequent characteristics or conditions of what?, answer: cyclic existence | question: What describes a causal connection between the subsequent characteristics or conditions of cyclic existence?, answer: Twelve Nidānas | question: What does each of the Twelve Nidnas give to the next?, answer: rise | question: The Twelve Nidnas describe a causal connection between the subsequent characteristics or what of cyclic existence?, answer: conditions | question: How many of the Twelve Nidnas give rise to the next?, answer: one | question: The Twelve Nidnas describe what between the subsequent characteristics or conditions of cyclic existence?, answer: a causal connection | question: The Twelve Nidnas describe a causal connection between what?, answer: the subsequent characteristics | question: What describes a causal connection between the subsequent characteristics or conditions of cyclic existence?, answer: The Twelve Nidānas
+question: The U.S. Federal Reserve's liquidity facilities were intended to enable what to fulfill its traditional lender-of-last-resort role during the crisis?, answer: central banks | question: What did the U.S. Federal Reserve's new liquidity facilities increase the flexibility with which institutions could tap?, answer: such liquidity | question: What did the U.S. Federal Reserve expand to broaden the set of institutions with access to?, answer: liquidity | question: What does a deflationary spiral lead to a decline in?, answer: global consumption | question: What have the U.S. Federal Reserve and central banks taken steps to expand to avoid a deflationary spiral?, answer: money supplies | question: What causes a decline in global consumption?, answer: lower wages | question: What can lead to a decline in global consumption?, answer: higher unemployment | question: The new liquidity facilities were intended to broaden the set of what with access to liquidity?, answer: institutions | question: Who has taken steps to expand money supplies to avoid a deflationary spiral?, answer: The U.S. Federal Reserve
+question: When did the U.S. Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission report its findings?, answer: January | question: Who reported the findings in January 2011?, answer: The U.S. Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission | question: What did the U.S. Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission conclude was the cause of the crisis?, answer: financial regulation | question: What did the U.S. Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission conclude was the cause of the crisis?, answer: widespread failures | question: What did the Federal Reserve fail to stem the tide of?, answer: toxic mortgages | question: What did the U.S. Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission conclude was the cause of the crisis?, answer: dramatic breakdowns | question: What did the U.S. Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission report a breakdown in?, answer: corporate governance | question: What did the U.S. Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission conclude was avoidable?, answer: crisis | question: What did households and Wall Street take on too much of?, answer: risk | question: When did the U.S. Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission report its findings?, answer: January 2011
+question: Who passed a reform bill in May 2010?, answer: Senate | question: Who has the discretion but not the obligation to prohibit trades?, answer: the Senate bill regulators | question: When did the U.S. Senate pass a reform bill?, answer: May | question: What did the U.S. Senate pass in May 2010?, answer: a reform bill | question: Who passed a bill in December 2009?, answer: House | question: When did the House pass a bill in 2009?, answer: December | question: Who passed a reform bill in May 2010?, answer: The U.S. Senate | question: What must now be reconciled?, answer: These bills | question: What did the House pass in December 2009?, answer: a bill | question: To what extent do the bills address the principles enumerated by the Obama administration?, answer: extent
+question: What country's recession ended in June 2009?, answer: U.S. | question: What does NBER stand for?, answer: Economic Research | question: Who said the U.S. recession ended in June 2009?, answer: the U.S. National Bureau | question: When did the U.S. recession begin?, answer: December | question: When did the U.S. recession end?, answer: June | question: What does NBER stand for?, answer: the U.S. National Bureau of Economic Research | question: What is the U.S. National Bureau of Economic Research?, answer: NBER | question: What ended in June 2009?, answer: The U.S. recession | question: What appears to have ended about the same time as the U.S. recession?, answer: the financial crisis | question: Who dates the financial crisis to 2008?, answer: The United States Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission
+question: Where was the first mention of a prime minister in the United Kingdom?, answer: official state documents | question: How long had the United Kingdom's prime minister existed?, answer: centuries | question: What was the first mention of a prime minister in official state documents?, answer: first | question: How does a prime minister sit in the cabinet?, answer: virtue | question: What was the first mention of a prime minister in official state documents?, answer: its first mention | question: Who was the last Chancellor of the Exchequer in 1905?, answer: Balfour | question: What is the name of the office in commission that a prime minister sits in?, answer: First | question: Who sits in the cabinet solely by virtue of occupying another office?, answer: The prime minister | question: What does the United Kingdom's constitution not mention?, answer: a prime minister | question: When did the first mention of a prime minister appear in official state documents?, answer: the twentieth century
+question: UNICEF is responsible for raising awareness of conditions for what group?, answer: children | question: What is the name of the children's agency in North Korea?, answer: UNICEF | question: Who withdrew their staff because of concerns that the relay would be used as a propaganda stunt?, answer: The United Nations Organization | question: Why did UNICEF withdraw its staff from the relay?, answer: concerns | question: What was the UNICEF's mission in North Korea?, answer: awareness | question: What was the UNICEF's mission in North Korea?, answer: conditions | question: Why did UNICEF and UNICEF withdraw their staff?, answer: a propaganda stunt | question: North Korea is often listed among the world's worst offenders against what?, answer: human rights | question: Who did UNICEF withdraw from the relay?, answer: their staff
+question: What agency estimates the population of Montana was 1,032,949 on July 1, 2015?, answer: United States Census | question: What did the United States Census Bureau estimate was 1,032,949 on July 1, 2015?, answer: population | question: Who estimates that the population of Montana was 1,032,949 on July 1, 2015?, answer: The United States Census Bureau | question: What state's population was 1,032,949 on July 1, 2015?, answer: Montana | question: When was the population of Montana estimated to be 1,032,949?, answer: July | question: What was Billings' population increase from 2000-2010?, answer: the largest increase | question: Billings had the largest increase in what from 2000-2010?, answer: actual residents | question: The population of Montana has increased 4.40% since what census?, answer: the 2010 United States Census | question: Gallatin County saw a 32 percent increase in what from 2000-2010?, answer: its population
+question: What is the name of the Catholic research university located in South Bend, Indiana?, answer: Notre Dame du Lac | question: What does "Our Lady of the Lake" mean in French?, answer: Notre Dame | question: What is another name for the University of Notre Dame du Lac?, answer: simply Notre Dame | question: Where is the University of Notre Dame du Lac located?, answer: South Bend | question: Where is the University of Notre Dame du Lac located?, answer: Indiana | question: What is the name of the Catholic research university located in South Bend, Indiana?, answer: The University of Notre | question: What is Notre Dame du Lac's patron saint?, answer: the Virgin Mary | question: What is the University of Notre Dame du Lac?, answer: a Catholic research university | question: Where is the University of Notre Dame du Lac located?, answer: the United States
+question: What university has made being a sustainability leader an integral part of its mission?, answer: Notre Dame | question: What university has received a "B" grade on the Sustainable Endowments Institute's College Sustainability Report Card?, answer: University | question: What does the Office of Sustainability source 40% of?, answer: food services | question: What university has made being a sustainability leader an integral part of its mission?, answer: University of Notre Dame | question: What is one of the goals of the Office of Sustainability?, answer: power generation | question: What office did the University of Notre Dame create in 2008?, answer: Sustainability | question: What is one of the goals of the Office of Sustainability?, answer: waste reduction | question: In 2012, how many building construction projects were pursuing LEED-Certified status?, answer: LEED Silver | question: What type of food is offered at Notre Dame?, answer: vegan options
+question: Where is the Peninsula College of Medicine and Dentistry ranked?, answer: UK | question: What is the Peninsula College of Medicine and Dentistry ranked 8th out of 30 universities in the UK in 2011?, answer: medicine | question: What was Polytechnic South West formerly known as?, answer: Plymouth Polytechnic | question: What city is the University of Plymouth located in?, answer: Plymouth | question: Where was the University of Plymouth founded?, answer: Polytechnic South West | question: What type of science is taught at the University of Plymouth?, answer: surf science | question: The Peninsula College of Medicine is ranked 8th out of 30 universities in the UK in 2011 for what field?, answer: Dentistry | question: What does the Peninsula College of Medicine and Dentistry provide?, answer: free dental care | question: What does the University of Plymouth's dental school provide free?, answer: dental care | question: What university formed a joint venture with the University of Plymouth in 2000?, answer: Devonian University of Exeter
+question: What does the University of St Mark & St John specialize in?, answer: teacher training | question: The University of St Mark & what other city is known as Marjon?, answer: St John | question: What city is the University of Marjon & St John located in?, answer: St Mark | question: What does the University of St Mark & St John specialize in?, answer: training | question: What is another name for the University of St Mark & St John?, answer: Marjon | question: What is another name for the University of St Mark & St John?, answer: Marjons | question: What is the name of the university that specialises in teacher training?, answer: The University of St Mark & St John | question: Where does the University of St Mark & St John offer training?, answer: the country | question: What is the name of the university of St Mark & St John?, answer: The University | question: What is another name for the University of St Mark & St John?, answer: "Marjon
+question: Where is the Internet Archive based?, answer: United States | question: The Wayback Machine is a digital archive of the World Wide Web and what?, answer: other information | question: The Wayback Machine allows users to see archived versions of what?, answer: web pages | question: Where is the Internet Archive based?, answer: San Francisco | question: The Wayback Machine is maintained with content from what organization?, answer: Alexa Internet | question: The Wayback Machine is a digital archive of what?, answer: the World Wide Web | question: Where is the Internet Archive based?, answer: California | question: What is the Wayback Machine?, answer: a digital archive | question: What does the Wayback Machine allow users to see?, answer: archived versions | question: What is the name of the digital archive of the World Wide Web?, answer: The Wayback Machine
+question: Along with Parthian, what language is in the Western family?, answer: Middle Persian | question: What is another name for Parthian?, answer: Arsacid Pahlavi | question: What is another name for Scytho-Sarmatian?, answer: Old Ossetic | question: What language was written using an adapted Greek script?, answer: Bactrian | question: Parthian and Middle Persian are part of what family?, answer: Western | question: Bactrian, Sogdian, Khwarezmian, Saka, and Old Ossetic fall under what category?, answer: Eastern | question: What is another name for Arsacid Pahlavi?, answer: Parthian | question: What is the name of the Eastern language?, answer: Sogdian | question: What is another name for Sogdian?, answer: Khwarezmian | question: Bactrian, Sogdian, Khwarezmian, and Old Ossetic belong to what Eastern group?, answer: Saka
+question: When did the World Bank report that the Arab world was less affected by the credit crunch?, answer: February | question: Who was in the best position to absorb the economic shocks?, answer: the Arab World | question: The World Bank reported that the Arab World was far less severely affected by what?, answer: the credit crunch | question: Who reported in February 2009 that the Arab World was far less severely affected by the credit crunch?, answer: The World Bank | question: What has caused a reversal of economic performance as a result of lower oil prices?, answer: past oil shocks | question: What does FDI stand for?, answer: Foreign Direct Investment | question: What is the most important determinant of economic performance?, answer: lower oil prices | question: Lower oil prices are the single most important determinant of what?, answer: economic performance | question: What is an example of an alternative source of financing for Arab countries?, answer: foreign aid | question: What would force Arab countries to draw down reserves and cut down on investments?, answer: declining oil prices
+question: Where is the Yellowstone River located?, answer: Teton Wilderness | question: What is the longest undammed, free-flowing river in the contiguous United States?, answer: Yellowstone River | question: Where is the Yellowstone River located?, answer: Younts Peak | question: Where does the Yellowstone River flow north?, answer: Yellowstone National Park | question: What is the longest undammed, free-flowing river in the contiguous United States?, answer: Yellowstone | question: Where is the Teton Wilderness?, answer: Wyoming | question: On what divide does the Yellowstone River rise?, answer: continental | question: Yellowstone joins the Missouri in North Dakota just east of what Fort?, answer: Fort Union | question: Where does the Yellowstone River pass through the Paradise Valley?, answer: Livingston
+question: Who was the 8th Karmapa Lama?, answer: Zhengde | question: Where did the Zhengde Emperor enjoy the company of lamas?, answer: court | question: Who did the Zhengde Emperor enjoy the company of at court?, answer: lamas | question: Who was Mikyö Dorje?, answer: 8th Karmapa Lama | question: Who commanded a fleet of ships requisitioned along the Yangtze?, answer: Liu Yun | question: Who refused to leave Tibet despite the Ming force brought to coerce him?, answer: Karmapa Lama | question: What did Zhengde's top advisors argue was heterodox and unorthodox?, answer: Tibetan Buddhism | question: Who was the 8th Karmapa Lama?, answer: Mikyö Dorje | question: Where did the Karmapa lama refuse to leave Tibet?, answer: Ming | question: How did the censorate respond to the invitation of the 8th Karmapa Lama to Beijing?, answer: protests
+question: What language is the Zipingpu Hydropower Plant simplified?, answer: Chinese | question: What is the name of the Hydropower Plant located 20 km east of the epicenter?, answer: Zipingpu | question: What is another name for the Zipingpu Hydropower Plant?, answer: traditional Chinese: 紫坪鋪水庫 | question: What is located 20 km east of the epicenter?, answer: The Zipingpu Hydropower Plant | question: How are troops trying to release pressure from the Tulong reservoir?, answer: spillway | question: What caused most of the dams to be damaged?, answer: the quake | question: Where is the Zipingpu Hydropower Plant located?, answer: the epicenter | question: What is the simplified Chinese name for the Zipingpu Hydropower Plant?, answer: : 紫坪铺水库 | question: How far is the Zipingpu Hydropower Plant from the epicenter?, answer: 20 km | question: What is the Tulong reservoir in danger of?, answer: collapse
+question: Who can rebirths in some of the higher heavens?, answer: skilled Buddhist practitioners | question: What is another name for the uddhvsa Worlds?, answer: Pure Abodes | question: What can only be attained by skilled Buddhist practitioners?, answer: Rebirths | question: What does angmis mean?, answer: returners | question: The arpajhnas is the highest object of what?, answer: meditation | question: What is another term for angmis?, answer: - | question: What religion is angmis?, answer: Buddhist | question: What are non-returners known as?, answer: anāgāmis | question: What does angmis mean?, answer: non | question: What are the uddhvsa Worlds?, answer: the higher heavens
+question: On what models is the battery life different from the real-world achievable life?, answer: most models | question: What did an MP3.com report say was virtually unachievable?, answer: real-life usage conditions | question: What is different from the real-world achievable life of an iPod?, answer: The advertised battery life | question: What is the name of the iPod that has 14 hours of music playback?, answer: GB iPod | question: What is the name of the device that has 14 hours of music playback?, answer: iPod | question: The advertised battery life on most models is different from what?, answer: the real-world achievable life | question: In 2003, class action lawsuits were brought against Apple because the battery charges lasted for shorter lengths of what?, answer: time | question: What does the fifth generation iPod have up to 14 hours of?, answer: music | question: Who stated that the battery life was virtually unachievable under real-life usage conditions?, answer: MP3.com | question: In 2003, class action lawsuits were brought against Apple because the battery charges lasted for what length of time?, answer: shorter lengths
+question: What is one of the world's four Grand Slam tennis tournaments?, answer: United States Open Tennis Championships | question: The New York Marathon holds the top three places in the marathons with the largest number of what?, answer: finishers | question: What is one of the world's four Grand Slam tennis tournaments?, answer: The annual United States Open Tennis Championships | question: How often are the United States Open Tennis Championships held?, answer: annual | question: What type of tennis tournament is the U.S. Open?, answer: Grand Slam | question: What holds the top three places in the marathons with the largest number of finishers?, answer: events | question: Where are the Belmont Stakes held?, answer: Belmont Park | question: What has the city been for the PGA Championships and the U.S. Open several times?, answer: host city | question: Where is the U.S. Open Tennis Championships held?, answer: Flushing Meadows-Corona Park | question: Where is the United States Open Tennis Championships held?, answer: the National Tennis Center
+question: What emerged in the architecture and urbanism of the Classical civilizations?, answer: new building types | question: What did the architecture and urbanism of the Classical civilizations evolve from?, answer: civic ideals | question: What type of civilizations were the Greeks and the Romans?, answer: Classical | question: Along with the Greek and Roman civilizations, what other civilization evolved from civic ideals?, answer: Roman | question: What is one of the Classical civilizations that evolved from civic ideals?, answer: Greek | question: The Greek and Roman civilizations evolved from civic ideals rather than empirical ones and new building types emerged from what?, answer: urbanism | question: What types of ideals did the Greeks and Romans use instead of?, answer: religious or empirical ones | question: The Greek and the Roman are examples of what type of civilization?, answer: the Classical civilizations | question: In what form did architectural style develop?, answer: the Classical orders | question: What did the Greeks and Romans evolve from civic ideals rather than religious or empirical ones?, answer: The architecture
+question: The architecture of different parts of Asia developed along what lines from that of Europe?, answer: different lines | question: What did Buddhist, Hindu, and Sikh architecture have in common?, answer: different characteristics | question: Where did the architecture of Asia develop along different lines from that of Europe?, answer: different parts | question: What developed along different lines from that of Europe?, answer: architecture | question: What type of architecture showed great regional diversity?, answer: Buddhist architecture | question: What is governed by concepts laid down in the Shastras?, answer: Hindu temple architecture | question: What did Buddhist architecture show?, answer: great regional diversity | question: In what part of the world did Buddhism, Hindu, and Sikh architecture develop along different lines from that of Europe?, answer: Asia | question: What type of architecture showed great regional diversity?, answer: Buddhist | question: What type of temple architecture developed around the 3rd century BCE?, answer: Hindu
+question: What was the Congo Colony known as in 1903?, answer: Middle Congo | question: What was the Congo Colony first known as?, answer: French Congo | question: The area north of what river was first known as French Congo?, answer: Congo | question: What did the area north of the Congo River come under in 1880?, answer: French sovereignty | question: What country did Pierre de Brazza treat the area north of the Congo River with?, answer: Bateke | question: Who did Pierre de Brazza treat the area north of the Congo River with?, answer: Makoko | question: Who ruled the area north of the Congo River in 1880?, answer: French | question: What is Oubangui-Chari?, answer: Central African Republic
+question: What branch of the military does Portugal have?, answer: Air Force | question: What branch of the military does Portugal have?, answer: Army | question: What is the name of the military branch in Portugal?, answer: Navy | question: Where does the Portuguese military provide security?, answer: home | question: What do the three branches of the military provide?, answer: humanitarian assistance | question: What has three branches?, answer: The armed forces | question: What does the military provide at home and abroad?, answer: security | question: How many branches of the armed forces are there in Portugal?, answer: three branches | question: What is the mission of the Portuguese military?, answer: the territorial integrity | question: What do the three branches of the military serve primarily as?, answer: a self-defense force
+question: Who can detect Link from a greater distance than was possible in previous games?, answer: Enemies | question: Twilight Princess' AI is more advanced than what in The Wind Waker?, answer: enemies | question: What game has more advanced AI than The Wind Waker?, answer: Twilight Princess | question: Twilight Princess can detect Link from a greater distance than was possible in what games?, answer: previous games | question: What is the term for artificial intelligence in Twilight Princess?, answer: AI | question: What do enemies react to in Twilight Princess?, answer: defeated companions | question: What type of pellets are used to detect Link from a greater distance in Twilight Princess?, answer: slingshot pellets | question: What is the name of the game in which the AI of enemies in Twilight Princess is more advanced?, answer: The Wind Waker | question: What is more advanced in Twilight Princess than in The Wind Waker?, answer: The artificial intelligence | question: What can enemies in Twilight Princess detect from a greater distance than was possible in previous games?, answer: Link
+question: The Chinese government condemned the attacks on the torch in London and Paris as "deliberate disruptions" who did not think of the spirit of what?, answer: Olympic | question: What did the Chinese government condemn the attacks on the torch?, answer: the lofty Olympic spirit | question: The Chinese government vowed to continue with the relay and not allow what to "impede the Olympic spirit"?, answer: protests | question: Who described the attacks on the torch in London and Paris as "despicable"?, answer: Chinese | question: What did the Chinese government condemn the attacks on the torch?, answer: the Olympic spirit | question: In what city were the attacks on the torch described as "despicable"?, answer: Paris | question: What country's laws did the Chinese government condemn?, answer: Britain | question: The Chinese government condemned the attacks on the torch in London and Paris as "deliberate disruptions" who gave no thought to the Olympic spirit or the laws of Britain and what other country?, answer: France | question: Where did the attacks on the torch take place?, answer: London | question: What was there no major protests in the Latin America, Africa, and Western Asia legs of?, answer: the torch relay
+question: What is the best-known application of the concept of prattyasamutpda?, answer: Twelve Nidānas | question: How does the Twelve Nidas explain the continuation of the cycle of suffering and rebirth?, answer: detail.[note | question: What is the best-known application of the concept of Twelve Nidas?, answer: pratītyasamutpāda | question: From what language does the word "nidas" come?, answer: Pāli | question: What does Twelve Nidas mean?, answer: foundation | question: What is the origin of Twelve Nidinas?, answer: source | question: What does Twelve Nidas mean?, answer: origin | question: What is the name of the cycle of suffering and rebirth?, answer: saṃsāra | question: What is the cycle of rebirth called?, answer: suffering | question: The Twelve Nidas explain the continuation of the cycle of suffering and what?, answer: rebirth
+question: Margulis believes symbiosis is a major driving force behind what?, answer: evolution | question: Who is famous for her work on endosymbiosis?, answer: Lynn Margulis | question: Margulis believes that evolution is strongly based on co-operation, interaction, and what among organisms?, answer: mutual dependence | question: Margulis believes that evolution is strongly based on co-operation, interaction, and mutual dependence among what?, answer: organisms | question: Who is famous for her work on endosymbiosis?, answer: Margulis | question: What is a major driving force behind evolution?, answer: symbiosis | question: What is Lynn Margulis famous for?, answer: endosymbiosis | question: Who is famous for her work on endosymbiosis?, answer: The biologist Lynn Margulis | question: Margulis believes that evolution is strongly based on what?, answer: - | question: What does Margulis believe symbiosis is behind evolution?, answer: a major driving force
+question: Where is the biotechnology sector growing?, answer: New York City | question: What type of ventures were created at the Alexandria Center for Life Science?, answer: biotechnology startups | question: What sector is growing in New York City?, answer: biotechnology | question: What is New York City's strength in?, answer: academic scientific research | question: Celgene, General Electric Ventures, and Eli Lilly are examples of what?, answer: venture capital partners | question: What is the Alexandria Center for?, answer: Life Science | question: Who is one of Accelerator's partners?, answer: Eli Lilly | question: What venture capital company is part of the Early Stage Life Sciences Funding Initiative?, answer: General Electric Ventures
+question: Who adapted Mardi Gras as a play?, answer: Christopher Sergel | question: What state does Monroeville belong to?, answer: Alabama | question: Where did the play "Mardi Gras" debuted?, answer: Monroeville | question: What is the religious underpinning of Monroeville?, answer: Mardi Gras | question: Who makes up the cast for the play?, answer: townspeople | question: Where does the play run every May?, answer: the county courthouse grounds | question: Who are chosen at the intermission to make up the jury?, answer: White male audience members | question: What has also been adapted as a play by Christopher Sergel?, answer: The book | question: What did Albert Murray say about the town ritual of Mardi Gras?, answer: part | question: What runs every May on the county courthouse grounds?, answer: The play
+question: Who starred in the movie Atticus Finch?, answer: Gregory Peck | question: Who did Gregory Peck play in the 1962 film?, answer: Atticus Finch | question: Who was the producer of the 1962 film with the same title?, answer: Alan J. Pakula | question: Who asked Alan J. Pakula about a script for 'The Book'?, answer: Universal Pictures executives | question: What award did the movie win?, answer: Best Writing | question: What company did Alan J. Pakula work for?, answer: Universal Pictures | question: What was Mary Badham nominated for in a Supporting Role?, answer: Best Actress | question: What award did Gregory Peck win for his role in Atticus Finch?, answer: Best Actor | question: Who wrote the screenplay for 'The Book'?, answer: Horton Foote | question: What was the name of the 1962 film that starred Gregory Peck as Atticus Finch?, answer: the same title
+question: What are nearly as short-lived as the Dogue de Bordeaux?, answer: several breeds | question: What type of breed has the shortest lifespan?, answer: breeds | question: What is the median longevity of Irish Wolfhounds?, answer: median longevities | question: What breed is nearly as short-lived as the Dogue de Bordeaux?, answer: Miniature Bull Terriers | question: What breed of dog is nearly as short-lived as the Miniature Bull Terriers?, answer: Irish Wolfhounds | question: What breed of dog is nearly as long-lived as the Miniature Bull Terriers?, answer: Bloodhounds | question: What is the lifespan of the Dogue de Bordeaux?, answer: a median longevity | question: What is the size of the questionnaire survey for the Dogue de Bordeaux?, answer: a reasonable sample size | question: What breed has the shortest lifespan?, answer: The breed | question: What breed has the shortest lifespan?, answer: the Dogue de Bordeaux
+question: The bursting of the US housing bubble caused the values of securities tied to what to plummet?, answer: U.S. real estate pricing | question: What was the name of the U.S. housing bubble?, answer: United States | question: What country's housing bubble peaked in 2004?, answer: U.S. | question: What did the overvaluation of bundled subprime mortgages based on the theory that would continue to escalate?, answer: housing prices | question: What did the bursting of the US housing bubble damage globally?, answer: financial institutions | question: The bursting of the U.S. housing bubble caused the values of what to plummet?, answer: securities | question: What caused large losses on stock markets during 2008 and 2009?, answer: damaged investor confidence | question: What did banks and insurance companies lack to back financial commitments they were making?, answer: adequate capital holdings | question: What type of mortgages were overvalued?, answer: bundled subprime mortgages | question: What did compensation structures prioritize short-term deal flow over?, answer: long-term value creation
+question: What is the capital of the Democratic Republic of the Congo?, answer: Kinshasa | question: Brazzaville is located on what river?, answer: the Congo River | question: What is the capital of the Democratic Republic of the Congo?, answer: Brazzaville | question: What is Kinshasa the capital of?, answer: the Democratic Republic | question: Brazzaville is located on what river?, answer: the Congo | question: What is Kinshasa the capital of?, answer: the Democratic Republic of the Congo | question: What is Brazzaville?, answer: The capital | question: What is Kinshasa?, answer: the capital | question: Brazzaville is south of what country?, answer: the country | question: Brazzaville is located in what part of the country?, answer: the south
+question: What are officials of the Roman Curia or priests elevated after their 80th birthday?, answer: Cardinals | question: What are bishops with diocesan responsibilities created?, answer: cardinal priests | question: What are bishops with diocesan responsibilities called?, answer: priests | question: What are cardinals of the Roman Curia?, answer: officials | question: What is the age of a cardinal who is elevated to the diaconal order?, answer: 80th | question: When are priests elevated to the diaconal order?, answer: their 80th birthday | question: Cardinals elevated to what order are officials of the Roman Curia?, answer: the diaconal order | question: Cardinals elevated to the diaconal order are officials of what?, answer: the Roman Curia | question: Who are the lowest-ranking cardinals?, answer: The cardinal deacons | question: What are cardinal deacons?, answer: the lowest-ranking cardinals
+question: Where is the Basilica of Saint Peter located?, answer: Vatican City State | question: What is a cardinal protodeacon?, answer: the senior cardinal deacon | question: When did the proto-deacon bestow the pallium on a new pope?, answer: papal coronations | question: Who is the current cardinal proto-deacon?, answer: Renato Raffaele Martino | question: Who is the senior cardinal deacon in order of appointment to the College of Cardinals?, answer: The cardinal protodeacon | question: The senior cardinal deacon is the senior cardinal deacon in order of appointment to the College of what?, answer: Cardinals | question: The senior cardinal deacon is in what order of appointment to the College of Cardinals?, answer: order | question: The cardinal protodeacon has the privilege of announcing a new pope's election and name from the central balcony at the Basilica of what saint?, answer: Saint Peter | question: What is the senior cardinal deacon in order of?, answer: appointment | question: The cardinal protodeacon has the privilege of announcing who's election and name?, answer: a new pope
+question: Who is the longest serving member of the order of cardinal priests?, answer: cardinal | question: Who are barred from the conclave?, answer: cardinals | question: The cardinal who is the longest serving member of the order of what is titled cardinal protopriest?, answer: cardinal priests | question: Who is the current cardinal protopriest?, answer: Paulo Evaristo Arns | question: Where is Paulo Evaristo Arns from?, answer: Brazil | question: What is the age of the cardinal who is the longest serving member of the order of cardinal priests?, answer: age | question: Who is the longest serving member of the order of cardinal priests?, answer: The cardinal | question: Where are cardinals barred from?, answer: the conclave | question: What did the cardinal protopriest have in the conclave that have effectively ceased?, answer: certain ceremonial duties | question: What is the cardinal protopriest a member of?, answer: the order
+question: Who invented the catch phrase "tofu-dregs schoolhouses"?, answer: Chinese citizens | question: Who lost their only child when schools in the region collapsed during the earthquake?, answer: many families | question: What event caused the collapse of schools in Sichuan?, answer: the earthquake | question: Who estimates that over 7,000 inadequately engineered schoolrooms collapsed in the earthquake?, answer: The central government | question: Who invented the catch phrase "tofu-dregs schoolhouses"?, answer: Chinese | question: What collapsed during the earthquake?, answer: schools | question: What did the "tofu-dregs schoolhouses" mock?, answer: so many school children | question: What did many families lose due to the one-child policy?, answer: their only child | question: Who has the restriction lifted for families who lost their only child in the earthquake?, answer: whose only child | question: Who lost their only child when schools in the region collapsed during the earthquake?, answer: families
+question: What city has neighborhoods that are less densely populated and feature free-standing dwellings?, answer: New York City | question: During what period were shabby tenements built in New York City?, answer: rapid expansion | question: What type of houses were built during a period of rapid expansion from 1870 to 1930?, answer: townhouses | question: What type of shabby structure was built during a period of rapid expansion from 1870 to 1930?, answer: tenements | question: What architectural styles are large single-family homes common in?, answer: various architectural styles | question: What is the character of New York's large residential districts often defined by?, answer: the elegant brownstone rowhouses | question: What is common in Tudor Revival and Victorian architectural styles?, answer: large single-family homes | question: Riverdale and Ditmas Park are examples of what?, answer: neighborhoods
+question: What is the name of the World Trade Center that was destroyed by the 9/11 attacks?, answer: World Trade Center | question: What area suffered the largest loss of human life in the aftermath of the 9/11 attacks?, answer: surrounding area | question: What plane was piloted by 10 of the 19 terrorists associated with Al-Qaeda into the North Tower of the World Trade Center?, answer: American Airlines Flight | question: What was the largest loss of human life in the aftermath of the 9/11 attacks?, answer: largest loss | question: What was the largest loss in the aftermath of the 9/11 attacks?, answer: human life | question: Which plane crashed into the South Tower of the World Trade Center?, answer: United Airlines Flight | question: Who piloted Flight 11 into the North Tower of the World Trade Center?, answer: American Airlines | question: What was destroyed in the 9/11 attacks?, answer: The World Trade Center PATH station | question: What is the name of the permanent station at the World Trade Center?, answer: the World Trade Center Transportation Hub | question: What station was destroyed in the 9/11 attacks?, answer: The World Trade Center PATH
+question: What court ruled in Massachusetts v. EPA?, answer: Environmental Protection Agency Supreme Court | question: What has Bill de Blasio committed to a 80% reduction in between 2014 and 2050?, answer: greenhouse gas emissions | question: What did the Supreme Court case force the EPA to regulate?, answer: greenhouse gases | question: What case was the city government a petitioner in?, answer: the landmark Massachusetts v. Environmental Protection Agency Supreme Court case | question: What city was a petitioner in the case v. Environmental Protection Agency?, answer: Massachusetts | question: Who was forced to regulate greenhouse gases as pollutants?, answer: EPA | question: What is the name of Bill de Blasio's plan to reduce greenhouse gas emissions?, answer: Green Buildings | question: What did the Supreme Court case force the EPA to regulate greenhouse gases as?, answer: pollutants | question: Who was a petitioner in the landmark Massachusetts v. Environmental Protection Agency Supreme Court case?, answer: The city government | question: What is the Hearst Tower a leader in the construction of?, answer: others
+question: Where is Plymouth College of Art located?, answer: UK | question: Plymouth College of Art is one of the only four independent colleges of art and what other subject in the UK?, answer: design | question: What type of degree does the City College Plymouth offer?, answer: Foundation degrees | question: What is one of the only four independent colleges of art and design in the UK?, answer: Plymouth College | question: How many large colleges are in Plymouth?, answer: two large colleges | question: What does the City College Plymouth provide?, answer: courses | question: What was Plymouth College of Art ed 153 years ago?, answer: art | question: What is one of the courses offered by the Plymouth College of Art?, answer: media | question: What type of degree does the City College Plymouth offer?, answer: Foundation | question: Where is Plymouth College of Art located?, answer: the UK
+question: When did the population of Plymouth increase to 261,546?, answer: mid-2014 est | question: What was the population of Plymouth in mid-2014?, answer: est | question: What is the city of Plymouth known as?, answer: home | question: What university is located in Plymouth?, answer: Plymouth University | question: What is a major factor in Plymouth's economy?, answer: ferry links | question: What is the name of the city that has a ferry link to Plymouth?, answer: St Malo | question: Who governs Plymouth?, answer: Plymouth City Council | question: What city has the largest naval base in Western Europe?, answer: Plymouth | question: Plymouth's economy is strongly influenced by shipbuilding and what?, answer: seafaring | question: What is Plymouth's economy strongly influenced by?, answer: shipbuilding
+question: Where is MetLife Stadium located?, answer: New Jersey | question: What Super Bowl did MetLife Stadium host in 2014?, answer: Super Bowl XLVIII | question: Where is MetLife Stadium located?, answer: nearby East Rutherford | question: What is the name of the National Football League team that plays in New York City?, answer: the New York Giants | question: Which team plays their home games at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey?, answer: the New York Jets | question: Where do the Giants and Jets play their home games?, answer: MetLife Stadium | question: Where is MetLife Stadium located?, answer: East Rutherford | question: The New York Giants and the New York Jets are in what league?, answer: the National Football League | question: What do the Giants and Jets play at MetLife Stadium?, answer: their home games | question: What city is represented in the National Football League by the New York Giants and the New York Jets?, answer: The city
+question: What is another name for abstract expressionism?, answer: New York | question: What is the dance capital of the world?, answer: New York City | question: New York City is the birthplace of what?, answer: many cultural movements | question: What is one of the world's preeminent fashion events?, answer: New York Fashion Week | question: New York City is the birthplace of what type of art?, answer: visual art | question: What is another name for the New York School?, answer: abstract expressionism | question: What is the Harlem Renaissance?, answer: literature | question: What is the name of New York City's music venue?, answer: Tin Pan Alley | question: What is another name for abstract expressionism?, answer: the New York School | question: New York City is the birthplace of what type of music?, answer: hip hop
+question: How often does New York City receive 49.9 inches of precipitation?, answer: year | question: How often does snowfall vary in New York City?, answer: from year to year | question: How often does New York City receive 49.9 inches of precipitation?, answer: the year | question: What areas of New York City were affected by Hurricane Sandy?, answer: other areas | question: What does New York City receive 49.9 inches of each year?, answer: precipitation | question: In what part of New York City did Hurricane Sandy cut off electricity?, answer: many parts | question: What are seawalls and other coastal barriers designed to minimize the risk of?, answer: destructive consequences | question: What city was affected by Hurricane Sandy?, answer: New York City | question: In what city are hurricanes and tropical storms rare?, answer: New York | question: Where are hurricanes and tropical storms rare?, answer: the New York area
+question: Who was trained at the Royal Naval Engineering College?, answer: engineering students | question: Where did the Royal Naval Engineering College finish?, answer: Greenwich | question: What college was located in Southampton?, answer: the Royal Naval Engineering College | question: What was the name of the new college at Manadon?, answer: Dockyard Technical College | question: Where did the Royal Naval Engineering College open in 1880?, answer: Keyham | question: Where was the Royal Naval Engineering College transferred to?, answer: Southampton | question: Where did a new college open in 1940?, answer: Manadon | question: How long did the Royal Naval Engineering College training students last?, answer: five years | question: How many years of the Royal Naval Engineering College did students complete at Greenwich?, answer: the remaining two years | question: What was transferred to the University of Southampton?, answer: training
+question: Where was the first national college-level basketball championship held?, answer: New York | question: The Brooklyn Nets and the New York Knicks are part of what team?, answer: National Basketball Association | question: What is the name of the city's National Basketball Association team?, answer: the New York Knicks | question: What is the name of the city's Women's National Basketball Association team?, answer: the New York Liberty | question: What have many of the youth of New York City gone on to play for?, answer: major college programs | question: Who plays basketball in nearly every park in the city?, answer: local youth | question: Where is the first national college-level basketball championship held?, answer: The city
+question: What was the name of the city's airport?, answer: Plymouth City Airport | question: What airport did the South West RDA believe was the best option for the south-west?, answer: Exeter International Airport | question: What airport did the South West RDA believe was the best option for the south-west?, answer: Newquay Cornwall Airport | question: What did the South West RDA study in June 2003?, answer: airports | question: What was the name of the city's airport?, answer: Plymouth | question: What does FlyPlymouth plan to reopen by 2018?, answer: the city airport | question: What type of services will the reopening of the city airport provide?, answer: daily services | question: Plymouth City Airport was about 4 miles (6 km) north of what city?, answer: the city centre | question: Where is Plymouth City Airport located?, answer: north | question: FlyPlymouth plans to reopen the city airport by 2018, providing daily services to what?, answer: various destinations
+question: What has been done along the waterfronts since Dutch colonial times?, answer: considerable land reclamation | question: Since what time has land reclamation along Manhattan's waterfronts been a major part of the city?, answer: Dutch colonial times | question: What has altered Manhattan's land?, answer: human intervention | question: What is most prominent in Lower Manhattan?, answer: reclamation | question: What was the name of the city in the 1970s and 1980s?, answer: Battery Park City | question: Where is reclamation most prominent?, answer: Lower Manhattan | question: In what decade did Battery Park City occur?, answer: 1980s | question: In what city is reclamation most prominent?, answer: Manhattan | question: What was the name of the colonial era that led to land reclamation along Manhattan's waterfronts?, answer: Dutch | question: Battery Park City was a notable example of what in the 1970s and 1980s?, answer: developments
+question: What is the name of the city's main theatre?, answer: Drum Theatre | question: What is The TR2?, answer: creative learning centre | question: What is the name of the city's main theatre?, answer: its Drum Theatre | question: What is the name of the city's main theatre?, answer: the Theatre Royal | question: The Plymouth Pavilions are used for what type of games?, answer: basketball matches | question: What is the Plymouth Pavilions used for?, answer: the city staging music concerts | question: What is the name of the cinema at Looe Street?, answer: Plymouth Arts Centre | question: Who operates the Plymouth City Museum and Art Gallery?, answer: Plymouth City Council | question: How many people can the Theatre Royal have?, answer: 1,315 capacity
+question: What race had the smallest decline in the population since the Civil War?, answer: non-Hispanic | question: What percentage of the city's population was white in 2010?, answer: 33.3% non-Hispanic white | question: What segment of the city's population declined 3 percent between 2000 and 2010?, answer: the non-Hispanic white population | question: For the first time since the Civil War, what race has declined over a decade?, answer: blacks | question: How long has the non-Hispanic white population declined?, answer: decades | question: What race made up 0.7% of the city's population in 2010?, answer: Native American | question: What percentage of the city's population was Native American in 2010?, answer: 0.7% | question: What percentage of the city's population was Asian in 2010?, answer: 12.7% | question: What percentage of the city's black population was non-Hispanic black in 2010?, answer: 23% | question: What percentage of the city's population was black in 2010?, answer: 25.5%
+question: Where is Todt Hill located?, answer: Staten Island | question: What is the highest point on the Eastern Seaboard south of Maine?, answer: Todt Hill | question: What is 304.8 sq mi (789 km2) of the city?, answer: land | question: What is Todt Hill above?, answer: sea level | question: On what seaboard is Todt Hill located?, answer: Eastern Seaboard | question: Todt Hill is south of what state?, answer: Maine | question: What is the total area of Staten Island?, answer: 468.9 square miles | question: What is the summit of Todt Hill covered in?, answer: the Staten Island Greenbelt | question: What is the total area of Staten Island?, answer: 1,214 km2
+question: In what state has the climate become warmer?, answer: Montana | question: bark beetles are now attacking what part of Montana?, answer: western Montana | question: Who set heat records in July 2007?, answer: Many Montana cities | question: What did many Montana cities set in July 2007?, answer: heat records | question: According to a study done by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, what will increase 80-percent in Montana?, answer: related air pollution | question: What has happened to bark beetles in Montana in the winter?, answer: fewer cold spells | question: What has led to an increase in the severity of forest fires in Montana?, answer: warmer weather | question: What type of fires have increased in Montana due to warmer weather and beetles?, answer: forest fires | question: What type of beetles are attacking the forests of western Montana?, answer: bark beetles | question: What agency was the study done by the Harvard School of Engineering and Applied Science for?, answer: the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
+question: What type of dog has a coarse guard hair and soft down hair?, answer: domestic dogs | question: What type of animal has a coarse guard hair and soft down hair?, answer: dogs | question: Where do the coats of domestic dogs come from?, answer: colder climates | question: What animal is also known as a "double"?, answer: wolves | question: What is a double coat made up of?, answer: a coarse guard hair | question: What is a "double" coat made up of?, answer: a soft down hair | question: What part of the coat of a dog is only made up of?, answer: the topcoat | question: How many types of coats are there of domestic dogs?, answer: two varieties | question: What part of a dog's coat is made up of a coarse guard hair and soft down hair?, answer: The coats | question: How many varieties of coats are there of domestic dogs?, answer: two
+question: The cohabitation of dogs and humans would have greatly improved the chances of survival for what?, answer: early human groups | question: The domestication of dogs may have been one of the key forces that led to what?, answer: human success | question: What was one of the key forces that led to human success?, answer: dogs | question: The cohabitation of dogs and humans would have greatly improved the chances of what for early human groups?, answer: survival | question: The cohabitation of dogs and what other species would have greatly improved the chances of survival for early human groups?, answer: humans | question: The domestication of dogs may have been one of what that led to human success?, answer: the key forces | question: What may have been one of the key forces that led to human success?, answer: the domestication | question: What would the cohabitation of dogs and humans have greatly improved?, answer: the chances | question: What would have greatly improved the chances of survival for early human groups?, answer: The cohabitation | question: The domestication of dogs may have been one of the key forces that led to human success?, answer: that
+question: What does collateralized debt obligation place cash payments from multiple mortgages into a single pool?, answer: other debt obligations | question: Who was able to obtain investor funds to finance subprime and other lending?, answer: financial institutions | question: What did the collateralized debt obligation allow financial institutions to obtain to finance subprime and other lending?, answer: investor funds | question: What did the collateralized debt obligation generate?, answer: large fees | question: The collateralized debt obligation allowed financial institutions to obtain investor funds to finance subprime and what?, answer: other lending | question: What draws in a specific sequence of priority?, answer: specific securities | question: What did securities with lower priority have?, answer: lower credit ratings | question: What type of securities had lower credit ratings but theoretically a higher rate of return on the amount invested?, answer: lower priority | question: What allowed financial institutions to obtain investor funds to finance subprime and other lending?, answer: The collateralized debt obligation | question: What type of lending did the collateralized debt obligation allow financial institutions to finance?, answer: subprime
+question: Socrates' Megaron House is a classic example of what?, answer: passive solar design | question: What is the name of the type of architecture that has orientation relative to the Sun?, answer: passive solar architecture | question: What are the most recent approaches to solar design?, answer: solar design use computer modeling | question: What can active solar equipment complement?, answer: passive design | question: What do the most recent approaches to solar design tie together in an integrated solar design package?, answer: solar lighting | question: What is a common feature of passive solar architecture?, answer: thermal mass | question: What can complement passive solar design?, answer: Active solar equipment | question: What is another common feature of passive solar architecture?, answer: selective shading | question: What can active solar equipment improve?, answer: system performance | question: What do the most recent approaches to solar design use to tie together solar lighting, heating and ventilation systems?, answer: an integrated solar design package
+question: For what period can the complete list of ten precepts be observed by lay people?, answer: short periods | question: Who can observe the complete list of ten precepts for short periods?, answer: laypeople | question: What can be observed by lay people for short periods?, answer: The complete list | question: For what is the seventh precept partitioned into two?, answer: the complete list | question: What precept is partitioned into two?, answer: seventh | question: What is partitioned into two?, answer: the seventh precept | question: How many precepts can be observed by lay people for short periods?, answer: ten precepts | question: How many precepts can be observed by lay people for short periods?, answer: ten | question: How many partitions are there for the seventh precept?, answer: two
+question: What type of path is nirva?, answer: Buddhist | question: What is a fundamental misunderstanding or mis-perception of the nature of reality?, answer: ignorance | question: What is the term for a fundamental misunderstanding or mis-perception of the nature of reality?, answer: avidyā | question: Avidya is a fundamental misunderstanding or mis-perception of the nature of what?, answer: reality | question: What is the goal of the Buddhist path?, answer: liberation | question: What is sasra?, answer: incessant rebirths | question: What is the cycle of incessant rebirths called?, answer: saṃsāra | question: What is the goal of liberation?, answer: the Buddhist path | question: What object does one develop dispassion for in awakening to the true nature of the self and all phenomena?, answer: clinging | question: In awakening to the true nature of the self and all phenomena, one develops what for the objects of clinging?, answer: dispassion
+question: What allows one button to serve a variety of functions?, answer: The context-sensitive button mechanic | question: What can the context-sensitive button throw?, answer: objects.[e | question: The context-sensitive button mechanic allows one button to serve a variety of what?, answer: functions | question: What does the context-sensitive button open?, answer: doors | question: What will cause Link to throw the rock if he is moving or targeting an object or enemy?, answer: the context-sensitive button | question: If Link is holding a rock, what will the context-sensitive button cause Link to do?, answer: still.[f | question: Who will throw the rock if he is moving or targeting an object or enemy?, answer: Link | question: How many buttons does the context-sensitive button mechanic allow to serve a variety of functions?, answer: one button | question: What will trigger if Link is holding a rock?, answer: the button | question: Link can throw the rock if he is moving or targeting an object or what?, answer: enemy
+question: What did the decline in ratings influence for the 14th season of American Idol?, answer: further changes | question: How often were the top 12 rounds of American Idol broadcast?, answer: week | question: What was integrated into the performance show instead of a separate show?, answer: results | question: What was the 14th season of American Idol?, answer: season | question: What did American Idol decide to have instead of a separate results show?, answer: a separate results show | question: What was the result of the previous week's show integrated into?, answer: the performance show | question: What was the lowest-rated finale of American Idol?, answer: The fourteenth season finale | question: What was the lowest-rated finale of American Idol?, answer: the fourteenth season finale | question: What was the last season of Fox's American Idol?, answer: American Idol
+question: Germany and Austria's heads of what are almost always translated as Chancellor?, answer: government titles | question: The President of Iran is not actually a head of what?, answer: government | question: Who refers to Ireland's head of government as the Taoiseach?, answer: English speakers | question: In what language is the President of Iran referred to as the Taoiseach?, answer: English | question: Monaco's head of government is referred to as the Minister of what?, answer: State | question: What does the English language call nearly all national heads of?, answer: government "prime minister | question: What is the name of the city where the head of government is titled the Secretary of State?, answer: Vatican City | question: What is the President of Iran's official title?, answer: a head | question: What is the correct title for a head of government in a country?, answer: the head | question: What is the title of the head of government in Austria?, answer: whose head
+question: What was Portugal's constitution a highly charged ideological document with numerous references to?, answer: socialism | question: What was the neoliberal model?, answer: adherence | question: What model did Portugal adhere to?, answer: the neoliberal model | question: What was the Portuguese Constitution rewritten to accommodate?, answer: socialist and communist principles | question: Why was the Portuguese Constitution rewritten?, answer: order | question: Whose rights were referenced in the Portuguese constitution?, answer: workers | question: What was enforced in Portugal?, answer: Land reform | question: What was Portugal's constitution a highly charged ideological document with numerous references to?, answer: a socialist economy | question: What did the Portuguese constitution have until 1982 and 1989?, answer: numerous references | question: What does IMF stand for?, answer: International Monetary Fund
+question: What election was held in 1976?, answer: the Portuguese legislative election | question: Who won the 1976 legislative election?, answer: Portuguese | question: What position did Mário Soares hold from 1976 to 1978?, answer: Prime Minister | question: Who became Prime Minister of the 1st Constitutional Government in 1976?, answer: Mário Soares | question: Who was the country governed by until 1976?, answer: a Junta de Salvação Nacional | question: Who became Prime Minister of the 1st Constitutional Government in 1976?, answer: Soares | question: What government did Mário Soares become Prime Minister of?, answer: the 1st Constitutional Government | question: What did Soares start as early as 1977?, answer: accession negotiations | question: What was governed by the Junta de Salvaço Nacional until 1976?, answer: The country | question: What is the Portuguese Socialist Party called?, answer: PS
+question: What has been distinct in a number of ways from coverage elsewhere?, answer: Chinese media coverage | question: What have Chinese netizens accused of being biased?, answer: Western media coverage | question: What came under scrutiny during the relay?, answer: coverage | question: Which media has been censored during the relay?, answer: Chinese media | question: How has Chinese media coverage of the torch relay been distinct from other media?, answer: ways | question: Who accuses Western media of being biased?, answer: Chinese netizens | question: What country's media coverage of the relay has been distinct?, answer: Chinese | question: What happened to the coverage of the events by the media during the relay?, answer: scrutiny | question: What came under scrutiny during the relay?, answer: The coverage | question: Chinese media coverage of what event has been distinct in a number of ways from coverage elsewhere?, answer: the torch relay
+question: What does the current administration face?, answer: difficult economic problems | question: What has been a problem for the Congolese government since 2003?, answer: record-high oil prices | question: What is the economic problem of the Congolese government?, answer: recovery | question: What does the current administration face difficult economic problems of reducing?, answer: poverty | question: What is the current administration presiding over?, answer: an uneasy internal peace | question: What are natural gas and diamonds?, answer: recent major Congolese exports | question: Who presides over an uneasy internal peace?, answer: The current administration | question: What country was excluded from the Kimberley Process in 2004?, answer: Congo | question: What is a recent major Congolese export?, answer: diamonds | question: Why was Congo excluded from the Kimberley Process?, answer: allegations
+question: What was the name of the Canadian Air Force that was merged into the Canadian Armed Forces?, answer: Royal Canadian Air Force | question: What was the name of the military branch that was established after the Royal Canadian Navy and the Royal Canadian Air Force were merged?, answer: Canadian Army | question: What country's army and navy was merged into a unified structure?, answer: Canadian | question: What was the Canadian Armed Forces superseded by?, answer: elemental commands | question: What was the name of the Canadian army that was merged into the Canadian Armed Forces?, answer: the Royal Canadian Navy | question: What is the current iteration of?, answer: the Canadian Armed Forces | question: Who sacrificed in the First World War?, answer: the Canadian Corps | question: What is the current name of the Canadian Armed Forces?, answer: The current iteration | question: What country controlled the Canadian Armed Forces until 1931?, answer: British | question: What did the Royal Canadian Navy, Canadian Army, and Royal Canadian Air Force merge into?, answer: a unified structure
+question: What was the eighth season of American Idol?, answer: season | question: What did Idol's viewer numbers fall by 5-10% for early episodes?, answer: total viewers numbers | question: In what part of the season did total viewers fall by 5-10%?, answer: early episodes | question: What was the most watched TV show for the sixth year running?, answer: Idol | question: What was the most watched TV series for the sixth year running?, answer: American Idol | question: How many consecutive seasons did All in the Family and NBC's The Cosby Show have?, answer: five consecutive seasons | question: What season did American Idol finish as the most watched TV series for the sixth year running?, answer: its ninth season | question: Who broadcast the 2010 Winter Olympics?, answer: NBC | question: What event did NBC broadcast on February 17 of 2010?, answer: Winter Olympics | question: In what season did total viewers numbers fall by 5-10%?, answer: season eight
+question: What type of interaction does symbiosis apply to?, answer: persistent biological interaction | question: Some scientists believe symbiosis should only refer to what?, answer: persistent mutualisms | question: What is another term for mutualistic, commensalistic, or parasitic?, answer: other words | question: What does the term "de Bary" mean?, answer: symbiosis | question: Who has the definition of symbiosis varied among?, answer: scientists | question: What does symbiosis mean?, answer: mutualism | question: Who believe symbiosis should apply to any type of persistent biological interaction?, answer: others | question: What is no longer used in biology and ecology textbooks?, answer: the restrictive definition | question: What has varied among scientists?, answer: The definition | question: What does symbiosis mean?, answer: all species interactions
+question: In what country is the designation "Institute of Technology" meaningless?, answer: Portugal | question: What are higher education educational institutions in Portugal called?, answer: polytechnics | question: What are polytechnics?, answer: higher education educational institutions | question: What did bacharelatos not provide?, answer: further education | question: What is not applied at all in Portugal?, answer: Technology | question: What has a strong theoretical basis and is highly research-oriented?, answer: the university higher education system | question: What provides a more practical training and is profession-oriented?, answer: The polytechnical higher education system | question: What is not applied at all in Portugal?, answer: Institute of Technology | question: What are polytechnics?, answer: institutions | question: What is not applied in Portugal?, answer: The designation "Institute
+question: What is growing rapidly?, answer: complete genome sequences | question: What has made sequencing easier and cheaper?, answer: new technologies | question: What is one of the thousands of projects that the US National Institutes of Health maintains?, answer: completed genome sequencing projects | question: The development of new technologies has made it easier and cheaper to do what?, answer: sequencing | question: The US National Institutes of Health maintains one of several databases of what?, answer: genomic information | question: What does the US National Institutes of Health maintain?, answer: several comprehensive databases | question: What plant is one of the thousands of genome sequencing projects completed?, answer: rice | question: What is the Neanderthal an extinct species of?, answer: humans | question: What species of humans was first sequenced in December 2013?, answer: Neanderthal | question: What plant is thaliana?, answer: Arabidopsis
+question: What was the name of the discontinued accessory that Apple discontinued?, answer: iPod Hi-Fi | question: The dock connector allowed what device to connect to accessories?, answer: iPod | question: What feature of the iPod is often supplemented by accessories?, answer: photo playback | question: What did the dock connector allow the iPod to connect to?, answer: accessories | question: Who manufactures the accessories for the Hi-Fi?, answer: third parties | question: What type of playback is often supplemented by accessories?, answer: video | question: Who manufactures the accessories for the Hi-Fi?, answer: Griffin | question: Who sells the accessories for the iPod Hi-Fi?, answer: Apple | question: What allowed the iPod to connect to accessories?, answer: The dock connector | question: What is a proprietary interface?, answer: the dock connector
+question: What is the doctrine of prattyasamutpda an important part of?, answer: Buddhist metaphysics | question: What is another name for prattyasamutpda?, answer: Tibetan Wylie | question: What language is prattyasamutpda?, answer: Pali | question: What is another name for prattyasamutpda?, answer: paticcasamuppāda | question: What does 'prattyasamutpda' mean?, answer: byung | question: What language is prattyasamutpda?, answer: Sanskrit | question: What language is the doctrine of prattyasamutpda?, answer: Chinese | question: What is an important part of Buddhist metaphysics?, answer: pratītyasamutpāda | question: The doctrine of prattyasamutpda is an important part of what metaphysics?, answer: Buddhist | question: What is the Chinese word for prattyasamutpda?, answer: 緣起
+question: Where did dogs become ubiquitous?, answer: world cultures | question: Who performs many roles for people?, answer: Dogs | question: What animal is a source of meat in some cultures?, answer: dogs | question: In some cultures, dogs are a source of what?, answer: meat | question: What has the nickname "man's best friend" given to dogs?, answer: human society | question: What type of people do dogs help?, answer: handicapped individuals | question: Who did dogs have a value to?, answer: early human hunter-gatherers | question: How do dogs perform for people?, answer: many roles | question: What is one of the roles a dog performs for people?, answer: hunting | question: Where has the nickname "man's best friend" been given to dogs?, answer: the Western world
+question: What accounts for more than 30% of all UK viewing?, answer: The domestic TV BBC television channels | question: In what country are the BBC channels most popular?, answer: UK | question: What television channel accounts for more than 30% of all UK viewing?, answer: BBC | question: What do the BBC channels account for more than 30% of?, answer: all UK viewing | question: What are the BBC television channels broadcast without?, answer: any commercial advertising | question: How are the BBC's television channels funded?, answer: a television licence | question: How much of the UK's viewing is done by domestic TV channels?, answer: more than 30% | question: What is funded by a television licence?, answer: The services | question: What accounts for more than 30% of all UK viewing?, answer: they
+question: What is another name for a domestic dog?, answer: Canis lupus familiaris | question: What is another name for a domestic dog?, answer: Canis familiaris | question: What type of attributes has the canid been selectively bred for?, answer: physical attributes | question: What has the canid been selectively bred for?, answer: various behaviors | question: What is one of the characteristics of a canid that has been selectively bred for millennia?, answer: sensory capabilities | question: How long has a canid been selectively bred?, answer: millennia | question: What is a domestic dog?, answer: a domesticated canid | question: What is a canid that has been selectively bred for millennia?, answer: The domestic dog | question: What is a domesticated canid?, answer: which
+question: What was the most profitable show in U.S. TV for many years?, answer: American Idol | question: What did American Idol earn $900 million from in 2004?, answer: TV ads | question: What was American Idol the most profitable show in for many years?, answer: U.S. TV | question: How long had American Idol been the most profitable show in U.S. TV?, answer: many years | question: What is an example of a product placement on American Idol?, answer: product promotion | question: What is an example of a product promotion on American Idol?, answer: product placement | question: What is the name of the theme park attraction that American Idol partnered with Disney?, answer: The American Idol Experience | question: What did American Idol's ad revenue not include?, answer: ancillary sponsorship deals | question: In what country was American Idol the most profitable show for many years?, answer: U.S. | question: What did American Idol's ad revenue not include?, answer: other income
+question: Who reasserted itself through the influence of cardinals of certain nationalities?, answer: temporal rulers | question: Whose influence reasserted itself through the influence of cardinals?, answer: certain nationalities | question: What type of clerical subject was nominated by monarchs of Austria, Spain, and Portugal?, answer: cardinal | question: Who reasserted itself through the influence of temporal rulers?, answer: cardinals | question: Who entitled Austria, Spain, and Portugal to nominate one of their trusted clerical subjects to be created cardinal?, answer: certain monarchs | question: Which kings reasserted themselves through the influence of cardinals of certain nationalities?, answer: French | question: What reasserted itself through the influence of cardinals of certain nationalities?, answer: The earlier influence | question: The influence of cardinals of certain nationalities reasserted itself through the influence of cardinals of certain nationalities or what?, answer: politically significant movements | question: What reasserted the influence of temporal rulers?, answer: the influence | question: What country entitled monarchs to nominate a clerical subject to be a cardinal?, answer: Austria
+question: Where did the Prajpramita originate?, answer: southern India | question: Where was the Akobhya Buddha written?, answer: India | question: Who were the texts about in the earliest Mahyna stras?, answer: Akṣobhya Buddha | question: The earliest Mahyna stras included the very first versions of what genre?, answer: Prajñāpāramitā | question: Where does A.K. Warder believe the Mahyna originated?, answer: Āndhra | question: What type of stras include the very first versions of the Prajpramita genre?, answer: Mahāyāna | question: The earliest Mahyna stras included what kind of versions of the Prajpramita genre?, answer: first | question: What did the earliest Mahyna stras contain about Akobhya Buddha?, answer: texts | question: What includes the very first versions of the Prajpramita genre?, answer: The earliest Mahāyāna sūtras | question: What river does Guang Xing believe the Prajpramita originated on?, answer: the Kṛṣṇa River
+question: The earliest recorded history of the region dates back to about 500 BCE when much, if not all, of modern Tajikistan was what of the Achaemenid Empire?, answer: part | question: What was part of the Achaemenid Empire in 500 BCE?, answer: modern Tajikistan | question: The earliest recorded history of the region dates back to about what year?, answer: BCE | question: What was part of the Achaemenid Empire in 500 BCE?, answer: Tajikistan | question: Khujand and Panjakent are two cities in what region?, answer: Northern Tajikistan | question: What dates back to about 500 BCE?, answer: The earliest recorded history | question: When did modern Tajikistan form part of Kambojas?, answer: the 7th and 6th century BCE parts | question: What tribe overran Sogdia in 150 BCE?, answer: Yuezhi nomadic tribes | question: The earliest recorded history of the region dates back to about 500 BCE when much, if not all, of modern Tajikistan was part of what empire?, answer: the Achaemenid Empire | question: What country had a relationship with Sogdiana during the reign of Wudi?, answer: Han China
+question: What is the earliest written work on the subject of architecture?, answer: De architectura | question: When was De architectura written?, answer: the early 1st century AD | question: What is De architectura?, answer: The earliest surviving written work | question: Who wrote De architectura?, answer: Vitruvius | question: De architectura is the earliest written work on the subject of what?, answer: architecture | question: What nationality was Vitruvius?, answer: Roman | question: According to Vitruvius, a good building should satisfy the three principles of firmitas, utilitas, venustas, commonly known by the original translation - firmness, commodity and what?, answer: delight | question: Who was Vitruvius?, answer: the Roman architect | question: What is another term for firmness?, answer: commodity | question: What is another name for firmitas?, answer: utilitas
+question: Where is the Iberian Peninsula located?, answer: South Western Europe | question: What is the name of the region that was settled by Pre-Celts and Celts?, answer: Portugal | question: Portugal's early history is shared with the rest of what peninsula?, answer: Iberian | question: The name of Portugal derives from what Romano-Celtic name?, answer: Portus Cale | question: What is shared with the rest of the Iberian Peninsula?, answer: The early history | question: Portugal's early history is shared with the rest of what peninsula?, answer: the Iberian Peninsula | question: Lusitania and Gallaecia were part of what dominions?, answer: Roman Republic | question: Who conquered Portugal?, answer: Moors | question: What did the Gallaeci, Lusitanians, Celtici and Cynetes give origin to?, answer: people | question: What was the origin of the Gallaeci, Lusitanians, Celtici and Cynetes?, answer: peoples
+question: Where are the Mayflower Steps located?, answer: Sutton Pool | question: What country has the deepest aquarium tank?, answer: Britain | question: What type of streets are in Sutton?, answer: cobbled streets | question: What is the name of the early port settlement of Plymouth?, answer: Sutton | question: What is the name of the early port settlement?, answer: Plymouth | question: What is the area now referred to as?, answer: Barbican | question: What is Sutton?, answer: The early port settlement | question: How many listed buildings are in Sutton?, answer: 100 listed buildings | question: What is the concentration of cobbled streets in Britain?, answer: the largest concentration
+question: What were researchers able to model with data from the Sichuan earthquake?, answer: future earthquake predictions | question: What does the study not mention the location of the quake could be accurately predicted?, answer: earthquake prediction models | question: What was the accuracy of the time of the 2008 Sichuan earthquake?, answer: ±1 day | question: What did the earthquake provide opportunities for researchers to retrofit in order to model future earthquake predictions?, answer: data | question: Who used data from the Intermagnet Lanzhou geomagnetic observatory to model future earthquake predictions?, answer: researchers | question: What type of gravitational potential did the geologists collect?, answer: tidal gravitational potential | question: What was the purpose of retrofiting data from the Sichuan earthquake?, answer: order | question: What did the earthquake provide for researchers to retrofit data in order to model future earthquake predictions?, answer: opportunities | question: Who is the geologist from the Ss. Cyril and Methodius University of Skopje?, answer: Lazo Pekevski | question: What is the Intermagnet Lanzhou?, answer: geomagnetic observatory
+question: What was the magnitude of the earthquake?, answer: Mw | question: Where was the epicenter of the 2008 earthquake?, answer: Qiang Autonomous Prefecture | question: Where was the epicenter of the 2008 earthquake?, answer: Ngawa Tibetan | question: Where was the epicenter of the 2008 earthquake?, answer: Wenchuan County | question: What was the magnitude of the earthquake?, answer: 7.9 Mw | question: What is the provincial capital of China?, answer: Chengdu | question: Where was the epicenter of the 2008 earthquake located?, answer: China | question: What was destroyed in the 2008 earthquake?, answer: buildings | question: What time did the quake occur?, answer: UTC | question: On what date did the earthquake occur?, answer: May
+question: What exceeds US$20 billion?, answer: estimated total damages | question: What did the earthquake leave at least 5 million people without?, answer: housing | question: What was only a small portion of Chengdu's population covered by?, answer: insurance | question: What type of agriculture was destroyed in the Chengdu earthquake?, answer: agriculture | question: What did AIR Worldwide report about the losses from the earthquake?, answer: official estimates | question: What left at least 5 million people without housing?, answer: The earthquake | question: What caused insurers to lose US$1 billion?, answer: the earthquake | question: Who reported the estimated losses from the earthquake in Chengdu?, answer: Catastrophe modeling firm AIR Worldwide | question: What is the name of the Catastrophe modeling firm?, answer: AIR Worldwide | question: What could be as high as 11 million?, answer: the number
+question: What is not yet established science?, answer: Earthquake prediction | question: What type of prediction was not established science after the Sichuan earthquake?, answer: earthquakes | question: What could studying statistics related to the Sichuan earthquake result in?, answer: better prediction | question: The earthquake was the worst to hit which area in over 30 years?, answer: Sichuan | question: What was the worst to hit the Sichuan area in over 30 years?, answer: The earthquake | question: What was the worst to hit the Sichuan area in over 30 years?, answer: the earthquake | question: In what time period did experts and the general public want to know if the earthquake could have been predicted?, answer: advance | question: Where was the worst earthquake to hit in over 30 years?, answer: the Sichuan area | question: What did experts and the general public want to study related to the quake?, answer: statistics | question: Earthquake prediction is not yet established what?, answer: science
+question: What is the economy a mixture of?, answer: village agriculture | question: What did the oil sector account for 85% of in 2008?, answer: government revenue | question: What is the main sector of the economy primarily based on?, answer: support services | question: What is the main sector of the economy?, answer: handicrafts | question: What sector accounted for 65% of the GDP in 2008?, answer: oil sector | question: What is the government characterized by?, answer: budget problems | question: What is the government characterized by?, answer: overstaffing | question: What has supplanted forestry as the mainstay of the economy?, answer: Petroleum extraction | question: What is the industrial sector primarily based on?, answer: petroleum | question: What sector of the economy is largely based on petroleum?, answer: an industrial sector
+question: The effects of some types of mold on infection had been noticed many times over the course of what?, answer: History | question: The effects of some types of mold on infection had been noticed many times over the course of what?, answer: history | question: What was the name of the antibacterial compound Fleming named?, answer: penicillin | question: The effects of some types of mold on what had been noticed many times over the course of history?, answer: infection | question: What did Fleming believe penicillin could be used for?, answer: chemotherapy | question: Who helped Fleming develop penicillin?, answer: trained chemists | question: What type of fungus killed bacteria in a Petri dish?, answer: mold | question: What fungus killed bacteria in a Petri dish?, answer: Penicillium | question: What did Fleming notice in a Petri dish in 1928?, answer: the same effect | question: In what dish did Alexander Fleming notice the effects of a fungus of the genus Penicillium?, answer: Petri
+question: In what seasons can contestants not have advanced to certain stages of the competition?, answer: previous seasons | question: In what season did contestants have to be legal U.S. residents?, answer: season | question: The contestants must not have advanced to what stage of the competition in previous seasons?, answer: particular stages | question: In what years must contestants not hold a recording or talent representation contract by the semi-final stage?, answer: previous years | question: What is the current stage of the competition?, answer: the semi-final stage | question: Who must be legal U.S. residents?, answer: contestants | question: By what stage must a contestant hold a recording or talent representation contract in previous years?, answer: the audition stage | question: What season is the semi-final stage of the competition?, answer: season thirteen | question: What stage of the competition does the age limit vary depending on?, answer: the season | question: What was the initial age limit in the first three seasons?, answer: The initial age limit
+question: What have several organizations called for restrictions on in food animal production?, answer: antibiotic use | question: What type of use of antibiotics are the two federal bills aimed at phasing out?, answer: nontherapeutic use | question: What has prompted restrictions on the use of antibiotics in the UK?, answer: antibiotic resistance | question: What has the EU banned the use of as growth-promotional agents since 2003?, answer: antibiotics | question: What has prompted restrictions on the use of antibiotics in the UK?, answer: resistance | question: What has the American Society for Microbiology called for restrictions on the use of antibiotics?, answer: food animal production | question: What are S.742 and H.R. 2562) aimed at phasing out nontherapeutic use of antibiotics in?, answer: US food animals | question: What does APHA stand for?, answer: American Public Health Association | question: What has the emergence of antibiotic resistance prompted?, answer: restrictions | question: What are industries using or selling antibiotics resistance against?, answer: such regulation
+question: Antibiotics have become less effective due to the increased resistance of what?, answer: many bacterial strains | question: What may the antibiotic treatment select for with physiologically or genetically enhanced capacity to survive high doses of antibiotics?, answer: bacterial strains | question: Penicillin and erythromycin used to have a high efficacy against what?, answer: many bacterial species | question: What reflects evolutionary processes that take place during antibiotic therapy?, answer: resistance | question: What has become less effective due to the increased resistance of many bacterial strains?, answer: Antibiotics | question: The emergence of resistance of bacteria to what is a common phenomenon?, answer: antibiotics | question: Emergence of resistance often reflects evolutionary processes that take place during what?, answer: antibiotic therapy | question: What reflects evolutionary processes that take place during antibiotic therapy?, answer: Emergence | question: What type of bacteria has become less effective due to the increased resistance of many bacterial species?, answer: strains | question: What type of bacteria is inhibited by antibiotic treatment?, answer: susceptible bacteria
+question: The success of American Idol and the revenue it generated was transformative for what company?, answer: Fox Broadcasting Company | question: What type of television did Idol break records on?, answer: U.S. television | question: Idol became the most watched non-scripted primetime television series in the United States from 2003 to 2012, dominated by what?, answer: drama shows | question: What was American Idol credited for expanding in the United States in the 1990s and 2000s?, answer: reality television programming | question: Along with American Idol and Who Wants to Be a Millionaire, what other show was credited with expanding reality television programming in the US?, answer: fellow competing shows Survivor | question: In what country did Idol break records for non-scripted primetime programming?, answer: U.S. | question: What did Idol break on U.S. television?, answer: records | question: What was the most watched non-scripted primetime television series from 2003 to 2012?, answer: American Idol | question: Idol became the most watched non-scripted primetime television show in the US from 2003 to 2012, despite being dominated by drama shows and what?, answer: sitcoms | question: What was the most watched non-scripted primetime television series from 2003 to 2012?, answer: Idol
+question: Who was born in a community that was on the periphery, both geographically and culturally, of the northeastern Indian subcontinent in the fifth century BCE?, answer: Siddhārtha Gautama | question: In what century was Siddhrtha Gautama born?, answer: BCE | question: What subcontinent was Siddhrtha Gautama born on?, answer: Indian | question: Where was Siddhrtha Gautama born?, answer: the northeastern Indian subcontinent | question: When was Siddhrtha Gautama born?, answer: the fifth century | question: What evidence suggests that Siddhrtha Gautama was born in a community that was on the periphery?, answer: the early texts | question: What suggests that Siddhrtha Gautama was born in a community that was on the periphery?, answer: The evidence | question: Where was Siddhrtha Gautama born?, answer: a community | question: Where was Siddhrtha Gautama born?, answer: the periphery | question: What was Siddhrtha Gautama's father's position?, answer: an elected chieftain
+question: What was only nominal in the relationship between Tibet and the Ming dynasty?, answer: Ming titles | question: Who controlled Tibet until the Jiajing Emperor's death?, answer: Ming control | question: What dynasty was Tibet a part of?, answer: Ming | question: The Jiajing Emperor ceased relations with what region?, answer: Tibet | question: What did the Ming court issue to Tibetan leaders?, answer: various titles | question: What is unclear about the relationship between Tibet and the Ming dynasty of China?, answer: relations | question: What country did the Ming dynasty belong to?, answer: China | question: What concept did not exist at the time of the Ming dynasty?, answer: Westphalian sovereignty | question: What dynasty was Tibet a part of?, answer: the Ming dynasty | question: What concept did the Ming dynasty not question?, answer: sovereignty
+question: What type of groups are excluded from the CPPCG legal definition?, answer: political groups | question: What is a form of one-sided mass killing in which a state or other authority intends to destroy a group?, answer: Genocide | question: What is a form of one-sided mass killing in which a state or other authority intends to destroy a group, as that group and membership in it are defined by the perpetrator?, answer: genocide | question: Who considers "intent to destroy" a requirement for any act to be labelled genocide?, answer: genocide scholars | question: What is excluded as targets of genocide in the CPPCG legal definition?, answer: social and political groups | question: Who wrote The Soviet Invasion and the Afghan Response?, answer: M. Hassan Kakar | question: How many definitions are there of the term genocide?, answer: various definitions | question: The exclusion of social and political groups as what of genocide has been criticized by historians and sociologists?, answer: targets | question: Who said that genocide is a form of one-sided mass killing in which a state or other authority intends to destroy a group, as that group and membership in it are defined by the perpetrator?, answer: Chalk | question: Who said that genocide is a form of one-sided mass killing in which a state or other authority intends to destroy a group, as that group and membership in it are defined by the perpetrator?, answer: Jonassohn
+question: Whose role in Dreamgirls inspired Beyoncé's second solo album?, answer: singer Josephine Baker | question: Whose role in Dreamgirls inspired Beyoncé's second solo album?, answer: Josephine Baker | question: What theme was inspired by Beyoncé's second solo album B'Day?, answer: female empowerment | question: Beyoncé's second solo album B'Day was inspired by whom?, answer: Baker | question: Whose third solo album, I Am... Sasha Fierce, was inspired by Etta James?, answer: Beyoncé | question: What was Beyoncé's mini-hula skirt embellished with?, answer: fake bananas | question: What did Beyoncé's second solo album inspire?, answer: themes
+question: Who won the final showdown?, answer: Kelly Clarkson | question: Who won the title in 2002?, answer: Clarkson | question: Who was one of the early favorite's?, answer: Justin Guarini | question: What was the name of the song that Kelly Clarkson performed?, answer: Natural Woman | question: When did Kelly Clarkson win the title?, answer: September | question: What was the name of the showdown between Justin Guarini and Kelly Clarkson?, answer: The final showdown | question: When did Clarkson impress the judges?, answer: the final rounds | question: What did Clarkson impress the judges with in the final rounds?, answer: some good performances | question: Justin Guarini was one of what?, answer: the early favorites
+question: Who was the winner of the May 26 finale?, answer: Lee DeWyze | question: Who was declared the winner in the May 26 finale?, answer: DeWyze | question: Who sang the song "Up to the Mountain"?, answer: Patty Griffin | question: Who chose Patty Griffin's "Up to the Mountain"?, answer: Bowersox | question: What U2 song did DeWyze and Bowersox cover?, answer: Beautiful Day | question: What was no new song used for?, answer: coronation song | question: What was the first season where neither finalist achieved?, answer: significant album sales | question: Which Patty Griffin song did Bowersox use as his coronation song?, answer: the Mountain | question: Who were Lee DeWyze and Bowersox?, answer: The final two contestants
+question: The finale is the last episode of what season?, answer: season | question: How many seasons was the finale broadcast from the Dolby Theatre?, answer: seasons | question: What is the capacity of the Dolby Theatre?, answer: an audience capacity | question: Where did the finale for season two take place?, answer: place | question: In what season was the finale broadcast from the Dolby Theatre?, answer: seasons one | question: In what season was the Nokia Theatre located?, answer: seasons seven | question: The finale is the last episode of what season?, answer: the season | question: What does the finale reveal?, answer: the winner | question: What is the last episode of the season?, answer: The finale | question: What is the capacity of the Dolby Theatre?, answer: an audience
+question: Who was the first rocker to win the show?, answer: David Cook | question: Who was the first rocker to win the show?, answer: Cook | question: Who was the first rocker to win the show?, answer: Archuleta | question: In what country did both Cook and Archuleta sell over a million albums?, answer: U.S. | question: Cook and Archuleta had some success as recording what?, answer: artists | question: When was David Cook announced the winner?, answer: May | question: Who was David Cook?, answer: first | question: Who was the first rocker to win the show?, answer: Both Cook | question: Who was David Cook?, answer: the first rocker | question: Where did Cook and Archuleta sell over a million albums?, answer: the U.S.
+question: In which season did the finals last eleven weeks?, answer: subsequent seasons | question: In what season did Jimmy Iovine become a mentor?, answer: season | question: In which season did Jimmy Iovine become a mentor?, answer: seasons | question: Where are the finals broadcast from?, answer: CBS Television City | question: Where is CBS Television City located?, answer: Los Angeles | question: In what time are the finals broadcast?, answer: prime time | question: What does each finalist perform based on a weekly theme?, answer: songs | question: Where are the finals broadcast?, answer: front | question: What are the finals broadcast in front of?, answer: a live studio audience | question: In what season was Jimmy Iovine brought in as a mentor?, answer: season ten
+question: In what country was Robert Shiller from?, answer: US | question: Who was not widely predicted of the financial crisis?, answer: mainstream economists | question: Who predicted the financial crisis?, answer: heterodox economists | question: What type of arguments did heterodox economists use to predict the financial crisis?, answer: varying arguments | question: Who spoke of the Great Moderation?, answer: Raghuram Rajan | question: What did Dirk Bezemer use to predict the financial crisis?, answer: argument | question: What was not widely predicted by mainstream economists?, answer: The financial crisis | question: What did other experts give indications of?, answer: a financial crisis | question: Which US economist predicted the financial crisis?, answer: Dean Baker | question: Which UK economist predicted the financial crisis?, answer: Wynne Godley
+question: Where was the first U.S. Army post established?, answer: Montana | question: Who was the first military outpost in Montana?, answer: U.S. Army | question: What was the first U.S. Army post established in Montana?, answer: Camp Cooke | question: What did Camp Cooke protect?, answer: steamboat traffic | question: Where was the first U.S. Army post established in Montana?, answer: Fort Benton | question: What was Camp Cooke?, answer: The first U.S. Army post | question: What was the name of the first U.S. Army post in Montana?, answer: first | question: Where did gold discoveries occur in Montana?, answer: surrounding states | question: Who did the US Army fight in the Battle of Crow Agency?, answer: Native Americans | question: Who fought in the Battle of Crow Agency?, answer: the U.S. Army
+question: Cardinal Richelieu used the term Premier Ministre when he was named to head the royal council as what?, answer: prime minister | question: What is another name for prime minister?, answer: Premier Ministre[citation | question: Who first used the term Premier Ministre?, answer: Cardinal Richelieu | question: Cardinal Richelieu was named to head the royal council as prime minister of what country?, answer: France | question: What did Cardinal Richelieu first use?, answer: the term prime minister | question: What was the first use of the term prime minister?, answer: first | question: What was the first usage of the term prime minister?, answer: The first actual usage | question: Who did Louis XIV try to avoid giving the title of Prime Minister to?, answer: their chief ministers | question: What was Richelieu named to head in 1625?, answer: the royal council | question: Who tried to avoid giving the title Premier Ministre to their chief ministers?, answer: Louis XIV
+question: What type of school did the London County Council set up in 1946?, answer: comprehensive schools | question: What was the name of the first comprehensive school in Anglesey?, answer: Holyhead County School | question: What was the name of the first comprehensive school in Tipton?, answer: Tividale Comprehensive School | question: What was the name of the first comprehensive school in Coventry?, answer: Woodlands Boys School | question: What was one of the five experimental comprehensive schools set up by the London County Council in 1946?, answer: Walworth School | question: What was the first comprehensive school set up after the Second World War?, answer: first | question: When were the first comprehensive schools set up?, answer: the Second World War | question: What was Holyhead County School in Anglesey?, answer: Another early comprehensive school | question: What were Woodlands Boys School and Tividale Comprehensive School?, answer: Other early examples | question: What was the name of the first comprehensive school?, answer: Woodlands Boys School in Coventry
+question: What was the university expanded with to accommodate more students and faculty?, answer: new buildings | question: What was the first degree awarded from the college?, answer: first | question: What was the original name of the building that was built by Sorin?, answer: Main Building | question: What was offered to new presidents?, answer: new academic programs | question: In 1849, the university expanded with new buildings to accommodate more students and what?, answer: faculty | question: What was the purpose of the expansion of the university?, answer: more students | question: What were awarded in 1849?, answer: The first degrees | question: What other building was housed in the Main Building?, answer: dormitories | question: What was the name of the original building that was built by Sorin?, answer: The original Main Building | question: What was housed in the Main Building?, answer: classrooms
+question: Who was the first European to visit New York Harbor?, answer: Giovanni da Verrazzano | question: Where did Giovanni da Verrazzano sail his ship?, answer: New York Harbor | question: What was the name of Giovanni da Verrazzano's ship?, answer: La Dauphine | question: What did Giovanni da Verrazzano call the area that he claimed for France?, answer: New Angoulême | question: What was the first documented visit by a European?, answer: first | question: What nationality was Giovanni da Verrazzano?, answer: European | question: What nationality was Giovanni da Verrazzano?, answer: Florentine | question: Giovanni da Verrazzano was a Florentine explorer in the service of what crown?, answer: French | question: What was the first documented visit by a European?, answer: The first documented visit | question: Who was Giovanni da Verrazzano?, answer: a Florentine explorer
+question: What was included in the first draft of the Convention?, answer: political killings | question: What did the World Jewish Congress exclude from the definition of genocide?, answer: political groups | question: What did Lemkin see as the nature of the crime of genocide?, answer: political genocide | question: What might the USSR have feared of its own Great Purge?, answer: greater international scrutiny | question: What draft of the Convention included political killings?, answer: first | question: The USSR argued that the definition of political killings should follow the etymology of the term?, answer: Convention | question: The USSR may have feared greater international scrutiny of its own what?, answer: Great Purge | question: What did other nations fear would happen if political groups were included in the Convention's definition?, answer: international intervention | question: Other nations feared that including political groups in the Convention would invite international intervention in what?, answer: domestic politics | question: Who argued that the Convention's definition should follow the etymology of the term?, answer: USSR
+question: What may overheat and pose a health and safety risk?, answer: iPod Nano | question: What was sold between September 2005 and December 2006?, answer: iPod Nanos | question: What were sold between September 2005 and December 2006?, answer: Affected iPod Nanos | question: What were affected Nanos replaced with?, answer: current generation | question: What generation of iPod Nanos may overheat and pose a health and safety risk?, answer: first | question: What were replaced with current generation Nanos?, answer: affected Nanos | question: What were affected iPods replaced with?, answer: Nanos | question: When did the first generation of iPod Nanos stop being sold?, answer: December | question: What generation of iPod Nano may overheat and pose a health and safety risk?, answer: The first generation | question: What was the cost of replacing the first generation Nanos?, answer: charge
+question: What was Juan Rodriguez's nationality?, answer: non-Native American | question: Who was the first non-Native American inhabitant of New York City?, answer: Dominican trader Juan Rodriguez | question: What was Juan Rodriguez the first non-Native American inhabitant of?, answer: New York City | question: What was Juan Rodriguez's Dutch name?, answer: Jan Rodrigues | question: Who was the first non-Native American inhabitant of New York City?, answer: Juan Rodriguez | question: What is Broadway named in his honor?, answer: Juan Rodriguez Way | question: What was Juan Rodriguez?, answer: The first non-Native American inhabitant | question: What was the first non-Native American inhabitant of New York City?, answer: first | question: What nationality was Juan Rodriguez?, answer: Dominican | question: What was Juan Rodriguez's native language?, answer: Dutch
+question: What was the first overseas deployment of?, answer: Canadian military forces | question: Who was called to participate in European theatres when the United Kingdom entered conflict with Germany in the First World War?, answer: Canadian troops | question: The first overseas deployment of Canadian military forces occurred during the Second Boer War, when several units were raised to serve under what command?, answer: British command | question: What country's military forces were first deployed overseas during the Second Boer War?, answer: Canadian | question: What were Canadian troops called to participate in when the United Kingdom entered conflict with Germany in the First World War?, answer: European theatres | question: What was raised to serve under British command during the Second Boer War?, answer: several units | question: What was the first overseas deployment of Canadian military forces?, answer: first | question: When did the first overseas deployment of Canadian military forces occur?, answer: the Second Boer War | question: The Canadian Crown-in-Council decided to send its forces into what war?, answer: the Second World War | question: What happened during the Second Boer War?, answer: The first overseas deployment
+question: What is the name of the $215 million development located adjacent to the University of Notre Dame?, answer: Eddy Street Commons | question: Who was hired by the City of South Bend to construct the parking garage?, answer: non-union workers | question: Who pickedeted the private work site after a contractor hired non-union workers?, answer: workers | question: What city hired workers to construct the parking garage?, answer: South Bend | question: What university is Eddy Street Commons adjacent to?, answer: Notre Dame | question: When did the first phase of Eddy Street Commons begin?, answer: June | question: What was the first phase of Eddy Street Commons?, answer: first | question: What did the Eddy Street Commons draw?, answer: union protests | question: What drew union protests?, answer: The Eddy Street Commons | question: What did the first phase of Eddy Street Commons break?, answer: ground
+question: Where was the first polytechnic established?, answer: Hong Kong | question: What were the two polytechnics renamed?, answer: The Hong Kong Polytechnic University | question: What is the name of the first polytechnic in Hong Kong?, answer: The Hong Kong Polytechnic | question: What is the name of the university with a focus in applied science, engineering, and business?, answer: The Hong Kong University | question: What was the Government Trade School before 1947?, answer: the Hong Kong Technical College | question: What was the first polytechnic in Hong Kong?, answer: the Hong Kong Technical College (Government Trade School | question: What is the name of the second polytechnic in Hong Kong?, answer: the City Polytechnic of Hong Kong | question: What was the name of the second polytechnic in Hong Kong?, answer: the City University of Hong Kong | question: What is the first polytechnic in Hong Kong?, answer: first | question: What is the name of the university with a focus in applied science, engineering, and business?, answer: The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology
+question: What city had a Mayor between 1439 and 1934?, answer: Plymouth | question: What was the first record of the existence of a settlement at Plymouth?, answer: first | question: What was Sudtone Saxon for?, answer: south farm | question: What is the present day location of Sudtone?, answer: Barbican | question: When was Plymouth in the hundred of Roborough?, answer: Saxon times | question: What language was Sudtone?, answer: Saxon | question: What was the name of the first settlement at Plymouth?, answer: Sudtone | question: Who granted Plymouth a charter in 1439?, answer: Parliament | question: What was the name of the urban district that merged with Plymouth in 1914?, answer: East Stonehouse | question: What was the Domesday Book?, answer: The first record
+question: What was the name of the first season of 'American Idol'?, answer: American Idol | question: What network broadcast the first season of American Idol?, answer: Fox | question: When did the first season of American Idol begin?, answer: summer | question: When did the first season of American Idol begin?, answer: June | question: What was the first season of American Idol?, answer: a summer replacement show | question: On what network did the first season of American Idol begin?, answer: the Fox network | question: What was the first season of American Idol?, answer: The first season | question: Who co-hosted the first season of American Idol?, answer: Brian Dunkleman | question: Who co-hosted the first season of American Idol?, answer: Ryan Seacrest | question: When did the first season of American Idol begin?, answer: June 2002
+question: Who co-hosted the first season of The Simpsons?, answer: Ryan Seacrest | question: Who co-hosted the first season?, answer: Brian Dunkleman | question: Who was the sole emcee of the first season?, answer: Seacrest | question: What was the first season of the show co-hosted by Ryan Seacrest and Brian Dunkleman?, answer: season | question: Who co-hosted the first season?, answer: Dunkleman | question: What season was co-hosted by Ryan Seacrest and Brian Dunkleman?, answer: The first season | question: What did Seacrest become the sole emcee of in season two?, answer: the show | question: In what season did Seacrest become the sole emcee of the show?, answer: two
+question: Who was the first president to use the veto to direct national policy?, answer: John Quincy Adams | question: Who was the first president to use the veto?, answer: John Adams | question: What did the first six presidents not make of the veto power?, answer: extensive use | question: Who did Andrew Jackson say had made his decision?, answer: John Marshall | question: What was the first president to use the veto as a political weapon?, answer: first | question: Who vetoed two bills?, answer: George Washington | question: What did none of the first six presidents use the veto to direct?, answer: national policy | question: Who vetoed one bill?, answer: James Monroe | question: Who was the first president to use the veto?, answer: Thomas Jefferson | question: Who did Jackson veto in order to cleanse?, answer: Native American tribes
+question: Prontosil opened the era of what?, answer: antibacterials | question: Who led the research team that developed Prontosil?, answer: Gerhard Domagk | question: What was the name of the first commercially available antibacterial drug?, answer: Prontosil | question: What was stimulated by Prontosil's success?, answer: Research | question: What was Prontosil's first commercially available sulfonamide?, answer: first | question: Where was the IG Farben conglomerate located?, answer: Germany | question: Who led the research team that developed Prontosil?, answer: Domagk | question: Prontosil was not effective against what bacteria?, answer: enterobacteria | question: What was Prontosil?, answer: The first sulfonamide | question: Who developed Prontosil?, answer: a research team
+question: The first truth explains the nature of what?, answer: dukkha | question: What truth explains the nature of dukkha?, answer: first | question: What explains the nature of dukkha?, answer: The first truth | question: The first truth explains what of dukkha?, answer: the nature | question: What is commonly translated as "suffering", "anxiety", "unsatisfactoriness", and "unease"?, answer: Dukkha | question: What are the three aspects of dukkha?, answer: the following three aspects | question: What is another name for dukkha?, answer: "unsatisfactoriness | question: What is another name for dukkha?, answer: , "anxiety | question: What are the three aspects of dukkha?, answer: it | question: How many aspects does dukkha have?, answer: three
+question: In what country did IndyMac run into trouble?, answer: United States | question: What was the name of the first bank to run into trouble in the United States?, answer: based IndyMac | question: What was the largest savings and loan association in the Los Angeles market before IndyMac?, answer: IndyMac Bank | question: What was the name of IndyMac Bank's parent corporation until the FDIC seized it?, answer: IndyMac Bancorp | question: Where was IndyMac based?, answer: Southern California | question: What was the first visible institution to run into trouble in the United States?, answer: IndyMac | question: IndyMac was a spin-off of what company?, answer: Countrywide Financial | question: What was the first visible institution to run into trouble in the United States?, answer: first | question: IndyMac was the first visible institution to run into what in the United States?, answer: trouble | question: In what country did IndyMac run into trouble?, answer: the United States
+question: What is the hierarchy of?, answer: the Canadian Armed Forces | question: What does the hierarchy of the Canadian Armed Forces work its way into?, answer: lower organizations | question: What is at the top of the Canadian Armed Forces?, answer: the hierarchy | question: Who begins at the top of the Canadian Armed Forces hierarchy?, answer: the most senior-ranking personnel | question: How does the hierarchy of the Canadian Armed Forces work?, answer: its way | question: Where does the hierarchy of the Canadian Armed Forces begin?, answer: the top | question: What starts at the top of the Canadian Armed Forces hierarchy?, answer: It
+question: Who promulgates the formula defining the HDI?, answer: UNDP | question: Who promulgates the formula defining HDI?, answer: the United Nations Development Programme | question: What is the formula defining?, answer: HDI | question: What can be added together with a unit-free index between 0 and 1?, answer: different indices | question: What is used to transform a raw variable into a unit-free index between 0 and 1?, answer: the following formula | question: What defines the HDI?, answer: The formula | question: What is the formula defining?, answer: the HDI | question: What is a raw variable transformed into?, answer: a unit-free index | question: What is transformed into a unit-free index between 0 and 1?, answer: a raw variable | question: What is the unit-free index?, answer: between 0 and 1
+question: On what date did the fourteenth season premiere?, answer: January | question: In what season did Adam Lambert fill in for Urban during the New York City auditions?, answer: Eighth season | question: Who did Adam Lambert fill in for during the New York City auditions?, answer: Keith Urban | question: Where did Adam Lambert audition?, answer: New York City | question: Who did Adam Lambert fill in for during the New York City auditions?, answer: Urban | question: Who was the judge for the fourth, third, and second seasons of "The Simpsons"?, answer: Harry Connick | question: Who filled in for Urban during the New York City auditions?, answer: Adam Lambert | question: What season premiered on January 7, 2015?, answer: The fourteenth season | question: Who was the fourth judge for the 14th season?, answer: Jennifer Lopez | question: Jennifer Lopez, Keith Urban, and Harry Connick Jr. returned for their respective fourth, third, and second seasons as what?, answer: judges
+question: Who influenced the framers of the US Constitution?, answer: James Madison | question: What was James Madison's name for the Constitution of the Republic of the United Provinces?, answer: Federalist No | question: What did Madison say influenced the Dutch confederacy?, answer: foreign influence | question: Who described the Dutch confederacy as exhibiting "Imbecility in the government?, answer: Madison | question: What did Madison say about the Dutch confederacy?, answer: Such influence | question: What was James Madison's political view of the Constitution of the Republic of the United Provinces?, answer: Federalist | question: The framers of what were influenced by the Constitution of the Republic of the United Provinces?, answer: the US Constitution | question: What is absent from the Act of Abjuration?, answer: concrete evidence | question: What is the name of the Constitution of the Republic of the United Provinces?, answer: . | question: From what war did the Dutch confederacy have peculiar calamities?, answer: war
+question: What is Amsterdam recognized as the oldest stock exchange based on?, answer: modern trading principles | question: What was stimulated by the incorporation of the banking system in the Low Countries?, answer: English economic output | question: What received a strong augmentation through the development of a modern, effective stock market in the Low Countries?, answer: The free trade spirit | question: The Netherlands has what in the world?, answer: the oldest stock exchange | question: Who founded the oldest stock exchange in the world?, answer: the Dutch East India Company | question: What did the free trade spirit of the time receive a strong augmentation through the development of in the Low Countries?, answer: a modern, effective stock market | question: Who incorporated the banking system in the Low Countries?, answer: English | question: What did the free trade spirit of the time receive through the development of a modern, effective stock market in the Low Countries?, answer: a strong augmentation | question: Where did the banking system evolve?, answer: the Low Countries | question: How many cities did the Dutch East-India Company go public in?, answer: six different cities
+question: When was Donda West's funeral?, answer: November | question: Whose funeral was held in Oklahoma City on November 20, 2007?, answer: Donda West | question: Where was Donda West's funeral held?, answer: Oklahoma City | question: Who played his first concert after the funeral?, answer: West | question: What did Donda West do after his death?, answer: burial | question: Where was Donda West's first concert?, answer: London | question: On what date did Donda West play his first concert?, answer: November 22 | question: What was Donda West's first concert?, answer: first | question: What was Donda West's first concert after?, answer: The funeral | question: After what event did Donda West play his first concert?, answer: the funeral
+question: Where was the funeral held?, answer: Paris | question: How many people were expected to attend the funeral?, answer: many people | question: When was the funeral held?, answer: 30 October | question: What was delayed almost two weeks until 30 October?, answer: The funeral | question: Where was the funeral held?, answer: the Madeleine | question: In what city did 3,000 people arrive without invitation to the funeral?, answer: Vienna | question: Who was restricted to entrance to the funeral?, answer: holders | question: Where was the funeral held?, answer: the Church | question: Where did people from as far as Berlin and Vienna come to attend the funeral?, answer: London | question: What city was excluded from the funeral?, answer: Berlin
+question: Who battles enemies, collects items, and solves puzzles in the dungeons?, answer: Link | question: What does Link solve in the dungeons?, answer: puzzles | question: What does Link collect in the dungeons?, answer: items | question: What are the nine dungeons?, answer: large, contained areas | question: How can Link travel the dungeons?, answer: teleporting | question: What does Link battle in the dungeons?, answer: enemies | question: What is the name of Link's horse?, answer: Epona | question: What connects the nine dungeons?, answer: a large overworld | question: How can Link travel through the overworld?, answer: foot | question: Why does Link fight a boss at the end of the dungeons?, answer: order
+question: Who was the sound supervisor for Twilight Princess?, answer: series regular Koji Kondo | question: Who was the sound supervisor for Twilight Princess?, answer: Koji Kondo | question: Who was the sound supervisor for Twilight Princess?, answer: Kondo | question: Who composed the game's score?, answer: Toru Minegishi | question: Who composed the game's score?, answer: Asuka Ohta | question: What did Minegishi take charge of in Twilight Princess?, answer: sound design | question: What type of music did Minegishi provide?, answer: dungeon music | question: Who took charge of composition and sound design in Twilight Princess?, answer: Minegishi | question: What was the name of the game in which Minegishi took charge of composition and sound design?, answer: Twilight Princess | question: What was Minegishi's piece chosen as for the E3 2005 trailer?, answer: music
+question: What are the games in the form of?, answer: .ipg files | question: What is the possibility of when unzipped games reveal executable files and common audio and image files?, answer: third party games | question: What do the.ipg files reveal when unzipped?, answer: image files | question: What do the.ipg files reveal when unzipped?, answer: executable files | question: What are the.ipg files in?, answer: disguise[citation | question: What are.ipg files actually?, answer: archives | question: What does the.ipg file contain?, answer: common audio | question: What type of games cannot run with the iPhone SDK?, answer: clickwheel-based games | question: What kind of party games are possible with the.ipg files?, answer: third | question: What are in the form of.ipg files?, answer: The games
+question: What languages were spoken in the geographical regions?, answer: Iranian languages | question: What were Sogdian and Bactrian displaced by?, answer: various Iranian languages | question: What survives in the Pamirs that are derived from Eastern Iranian?, answer: Various small Iranian languages | question: What language spread through much of Central Asia?, answer: Turkic languages | question: Where were the geographical regions in which Iranian languages were spoken pushed back?, answer: several areas | question: What language is derived from the Pamirs?, answer: Iranian | question: Where did the Scythians, Sarmatians, and Alans live?, answer: Eastern Europe | question: What pushed the geographical regions in which Iranian languages were spoken back?, answer: newly neighbouring languages | question: In what part of Western Iran did Arabic spread?, answer: parts | question: From where are the small Iranian languages in the Pamirs derived?, answer: Eastern Iranian
+question: What are all dog population estimates based on?, answer: regional human population densities | question: The global dog population is estimated at 525 million:225 based on a transparent methodology compared to what?, answer: other estimates | question: All dog population estimates are based on regional human population densities and what?, answer: land uses | question: What is based on regional human population densities and land uses?, answer: all dog population estimates | question: What is estimated at 525 million:225 based on a transparent methodology?, answer: The global dog population | question: What is the global dog population estimated as based on?, answer: a transparent methodology | question: What has not been made available to other estimates of the global dog population?, answer: the methodology | question: What is the global dog population estimated at?, answer: 525
+question: What did the governors of the taifas establish with the Christian kingdoms of the north?, answer: diplomatic relations | question: What type of kingdoms did the governors of the taifas establish diplomatic relations with?, answer: Christian | question: Who ruled most of Portugal in the Aftasid Dynasty?, answer: Taifa | question: Who did the governors of the taifas establish diplomatic relations with?, answer: the Christian kingdoms | question: The governors of the taifas established diplomatic relations with what Christian kingdom?, answer: the north | question: What was the name of the Taifa of Lisbon in 1022?, answer: an ephemeral Taifa | question: What period ended with the conquest of the Almoravids?, answer: The Taifa period | question: Where did the Almohads come from?, answer: Marrakesh | question: Where was the Taifa of Seville from?, answer: Lisbon | question: Who were the Taifa of Seville?, answer: Abbadids
+question: The gradual spread of Buddhism into adjacent areas meant it came into contact with what?, answer: new ethnical groups | question: Where did Buddhism begin to spread?, answer: adjacent areas | question: What religion was influenced by changes in non-Buddhist Indian religions?, answer: Buddhism | question: What religions were influenced by Buddhism?, answer: non-Buddhist Indian religions | question: What type of Indian religions were influenced by Buddhism?, answer: non-Buddhist | question: The spread of Buddhism into adjacent areas meant it came into what?, answer: contact | question: A Greek king, Menander, has even been immortalized in what canon?, answer: Buddhist | question: What was Buddhism exposed to during this period?, answer: influences | question: Why did Buddhism come into contact with new ethnical groups?, answer: The gradual spread | question: In the Indo-Greek Kingdom, what was the name of the king?, answer: Greek
+question: What award did Destiny's Child win for Best R&B/Soul Album of the Year?, answer: Soul Awards | question: What Book was the name Destiny's Child based on?, answer: Isaiah | question: What award did Destiny's Child win for their debut album?, answer: Best R&B/Soul Album | question: What award did Destiny's Child win for "No, No, No"?, answer: Best R&B/Soul Single | question: What award did Destiny's Child win at the 43rd Annual Grammy Awards?, answer: Best R&B/Soul | question: What was the new name of Destiny's Child?, answer: Child | question: What was the name of the group that changed their name in 1996?, answer: Destiny | question: Where did Destiny's Child win Best R&B Performance by a Duo or Group with Vocals?, answer: Annual Grammy Awards | question: What did "Say My Name" win at the 43rd Annual Grammy Awards?, answer: the Best R&B Song | question: What award did "Say My Name" win at the 43rd Annual Grammy Awards?, answer: the Best R&B Performance
+question: What was the name of the fifth season of American Idol?, answer: season | question: When did the growth of American Idol continue?, answer: the next season | question: What was the first season of American Idol?, answer: a season premiere | question: Ruben Studdard won over Clay Aiken on what show?, answer: American Idol | question: What season attracted an average of 21.7 million viewers?, answer: The season | question: What was the highest-rated season of American Idol?, answer: season five | question: By what season had American Idol become the most watched series amongst all viewers on American TV for the first time?, answer: season four | question: What was the final season of American Idol?, answer: season ten | question: By what season had American Idol become the top show in the 18-49 demographic?, answer: season three | question: What was American Idol the most watched show on for the first time?, answer: American TV
+question: What is able to provide companionship and social support?, answer: dogs | question: What is one of the benefits of contact with a dog?, answer: social support | question: What is gained from exposure to immune-stimulating microorganisms?, answer: Other health benefits | question: What do dogs act as facilitators of between humans?, answer: social interactions | question: What is able to reduce cardiovascular, behavioral, and psychological indicators of anxiety?, answer: a pet dog | question: The health benefits of dogs can result from contact with dogs in general and not solely from having dogs as what?, answer: pets | question: The health benefits of dogs can result from what?, answer: contact | question: In 2015, a study found that pet owners were more likely to get to know people in their neighborhood than what?, answer: non-pet owners | question: According to the hygiene hypothesis, what can immune-stimulating microorganisms protect against?, answer: autoimmune diseases | question: Who was more likely to get to know people in their neighborhood than non-pet owners?, answer: pet owners
+question: What is another name for Nikaya Buddhism?, answer: Sectarian Buddhism | question: What is sometimes called Pre-sectarian Buddhism?, answer: Early Buddhism | question: What is another name for Mahayana Buddhism?, answer: Mahayana Buddhism | question: What is the name of the period of early Buddhist schools?, answer: Early Mahayana Buddhism | question: What is another name for Sectarian Buddhism?, answer: Nikaya Buddhism | question: What is another name for Esoteric Buddhism?, answer: Vajrayana Buddhism | question: What is another name for Vajrayana Buddhism?, answer: Esoteric Buddhism | question: What can be divided into five periods?, answer: Indian Buddhism | question: What is another name for Early Buddhism?, answer: Pre-sectarian Buddhism | question: What is the second period of Indian Buddhism called?, answer: Later Mahayana Buddhism
+question: The iPod's popularization of digital music storage hastened the end of the Album Era in what?, answer: popular music | question: What did the iPod popularize?, answer: digital music storage | question: What does the popularization of digital music storage allow users to abandon listening to?, answer: entire albums | question: What did the popularization of digital music storage allow users to choose?, answer: specific singles | question: What has been credited with accelerating shifts within the music industry?, answer: iPod | question: Who can abandon listening to entire albums?, answer: users | question: The iPod has been credited with accelerating shifts within what?, answer: the music industry | question: The iPod has been credited with accelerating what in the music industry?, answer: shifts | question: What era did the popularization of digital music storage lead to?, answer: the Album Era | question: What has been credited with accelerating shifts within the music industry?, answer: The iPod
+question: What is the name of the touchscreen version of the iPod?, answer: iPod Touch | question: What is the name of the ultra-compact version of the iPod?, answer: iPod Shuffle | question: What is the name of the compact version of the iPod?, answer: iPod Nano | question: What is the name of the line of portable media players and multi-purpose pocket computers designed and marketed by Apple?, answer: iPod | question: What type of computer is the iPod?, answer: multi-purpose pocket computers | question: What does the iPod stand for?, answer: portable media players | question: What is the name of the current version of the iPod?, answer: the ultra-compact iPod Shuffle | question: What is the name of the third version of the iPod?, answer: the compact iPod Nano | question: What is the name of the third version of the iPod?, answer: the touchscreen iPod Touch | question: What is the name of the line of portable media players and multi-purpose pocket computers designed and marketed by Apple?, answer: The iPod
+question: MP3, AAC/M4A, Protected AAC, AIFF, WAV, Audible audiobook, and Apple Lossless are examples of what?, answer: several audio file formats | question: What can MIDI files be converted to?, answer: audio files | question: What file format did the iPod photo introduce?, answer: PNG image file formats | question: What worked only with Mac OS?, answer: iPod software | question: What is the third generation of iPod that can play MPEG-4 and QuickTime?, answer: iPod Nanos | question: What is the name of the line that can play several audio file formats?, answer: iPod | question: What is the name of the fifth and sixth generation iPod?, answer: iPod Classics | question: What is the third generation of iPod that can play MPEG-4 and QuickTime?, answer: third generation iPod Nanos | question: What video format can the fifth and sixth generation iPod Classics play?, answer: QuickTime video formats | question: What format does Apple support without Digital Rights Management?, answer: WMA files
+question: What is the name of Apple's online media store?, answer: iTunes | question: Who runs the iTunes Store?, answer: Apple | question: What is the iTunes Store?, answer: an online media store | question: What is the name of Apple's online media store?, answer: The iTunes Store | question: When did Apple announce the sale of videos through the iTunes Store?, answer: October | question: Apple announced the sale of what through the iTunes Store on October 12, 2005?, answer: videos | question: Who became the market leader after the iTunes Store was launched?, answer: The store | question: What did Apple announce the sale of videos through on October 12, 2005?, answer: the store | question: On what date did full-length movies become available through the iTunes Store?, answer: September | question: What did the iTunes Store become after its launch?, answer: the market leader
+question: What is the busiest metropolitan rail transit system in the Western Hemisphere?, answer: New York City Subway | question: New York's subway system is notable for almost the entire system remaining open 24 hours a day compared to what in most cities?, answer: systems | question: What is the largest rapid transit system in the world?, answer: The iconic New York City Subway system | question: What is the New York City Subway system?, answer: the largest rapid transit system | question: The New York City Subway is also what in the Western Hemisphere?, answer: the busiest metropolitan rail transit system | question: What is the busiest metropolitan rail transit system in the Western Hemisphere?, answer: The New York City Subway | question: What is the world's largest railway station by number of train platforms?, answer: Grand Central Terminal | question: What is another name for Grand Central Terminal?, answer: Grand Central Station | question: Grand Central Terminal is the world's largest railway station by number of what?, answer: train platforms | question: The New York City Subway system is the largest rapid transit system in the world when measured by the length of what?, answer: routes
+question: The idea of the decline and gradual disappearance of the teaching has been influential in what?, answer: East Asian Buddhism | question: The idea of the decline and gradual disappearance of the teaching has been influential in what type of Buddhism?, answer: East Asian | question: What has been influential in East Asian Buddhism?, answer: gradual disappearance | question: What Buddhism holds that it has declined to the point where few are capable of following the path?, answer: Pure Land Buddhism | question: Pure Land Buddhism has declined to the point where few are capable of following the path, so it may be best to rely on the power of what?, answer: Amitābha | question: Pure Land Buddhism holds that it has declined to where few are capable of following the path?, answer: the point | question: What has been influential in East Asian Buddhism?, answer: The idea | question: The idea of the decline and gradual disappearance of what has been influential in East Asian Buddhism?, answer: the teaching | question: What does Pure Land Buddhism rely on?, answer: the power | question: Pure Land Buddhism has declined to the point where few are capable of following what?, answer: the path
+question: What type of lighting is neon considered in a dark nightclub?, answer: general lighting | question: What type of lighting would neon be considered in a dark nightclub?, answer: accent lighting | question: What did the illuminated ceiling fall out of after the 1980s?, answer: favor | question: In what decade was the illuminated ceiling once popular?, answer: 1970s | question: Where could neon be considered general lighting?, answer: a dark nightclub | question: What are diffuser panels hung below?, answer: fluorescent lights | question: What was once popular in the 1960s and 1970s but fell out of favor after the 1980s?, answer: The illuminated ceiling | question: What is a diffuser panel hung below fluorescent lights called?, answer: a suspended ceiling | question: What is hung like a suspended ceiling below fluorescent lights?, answer: diffuser panels | question: When was the illuminated ceiling once popular?, answer: the 1960s
+question: What show has had a strong impact on musical theatre?, answer: American Idol | question: Who has forged successful careers in musical theatre?, answer: Idol alumni | question: Who has had a striking effect on Broadway?, answer: former American Idol contestants | question: What is a strong influence on musical theatre?, answer: Idol | question: What have American Idol alumni forged in musical theatre?, answer: successful careers | question: Where has the impact of American Idol been strongly felt?, answer: musical theatre | question: Which Idol contestant has been noted and commented on on Broadway?, answer: American | question: What can lead to significantly increased ticket sales?, answer: a popular Idol contestant | question: What was Debra Byrd's job title?, answer: the Idol vocal coach | question: What other alumni of American Idol have gone on to work in television and films?, answer: Other alumni
+question: When did polytechnics become popular?, answer: World War II | question: What type of technology has been in existence since at least the 18th century?, answer: institutes | question: The Berg-Schola was the world's first institution of what?, answer: technology | question: After World War II, what type of education became popular?, answer: science education | question: What caused the expansion of engineering and applied science education?, answer: industrialization | question: What is another name for polytechnics?, answer: technical colleges | question: What is another name for institutes of technology?, answer: polytechnics | question: In what country was the Berg-Schola founded?, answer: Hungary | question: What field of study did polytechnics and institutes of technology expand after World War II?, answer: engineering | question: The institutes of technology and polytechnics have been in what since at least the 18th century?, answer: existence
+question: What are divided into two models?, answer: Community schools | question: What have tended to be entirely new foundations?, answer: community schools | question: Community colleges tended to be amalgamations of what?, answer: unviable local schools | question: What tended to be amalgamations of unviable local schools under the umbrella of a new community school model?, answer: Community colleges | question: Community colleges tended to be amalgamations of unviable local schools under the umbrella of what?, answer: a new community school model | question: What model removed the denominational basis of schools?, answer: the community school model | question: What model was introduced in the 1970s?, answer: the community school | question: What was invited to be represented on the Boards of Management?, answer: religious interests | question: Religious interests were invited to be represented on the Boards of what?, answer: Management | question: What is the name of the group that represents the community college?, answer: Training Board
+question: What temperature rises to 32 °C on the island?, answer: day temperatures | question: What is the average temperature on the island?, answer: temperature | question: How large is the island?, answer: 25 square kilometres | question: In what month are the average high and low temperatures on the island?, answer: July | question: What is the weather like on the island?, answer: considerable variation | question: How large is the island?, answer: 2,500 ha | question: What is the lowest night temperature on the island?, answer: 13 °C | question: What is the average high and low temperature on the island in January?, answer: 22 °C | question: What is the average temperature in July?, answer: 24 °C | question: What is the average temperature on the island?, answer: 25 °C
+question: The determination of when the targeted part is substantial enough to meet this requirement may involve a number of what?, answer: considerations | question: In what paragraph do the judges continue to mention the determination of when the targeted part is substantial enough to meet this requirement?, answer: paragraph | question: What is considered substantial enough to meet the requirement of Article 4 of the Tribunal's Statute?, answer: the targeted part | question: The number of individuals targeted should be evaluated not only in what terms, but also in relation to the overall size of the entire group?, answer: absolute terms | question: If a specific part of the group is emblematic of what?, answer: the overall group | question: What can be a useful consideration in addition to the numeric size of the targeted part of the group?, answer: the targeted portion | question: The number of individuals targeted should be evaluated in relation to the overall size of what?, answer: the entire group | question: The numeric size of the targeted part of the group is the necessary and important starting point, though not in all cases what?, answer: the ending point | question: What may support a finding that the part qualifies as substantial within the meaning of Article 4?, answer: a specific part | question: What article of the Tribunal's Statute may support a finding that a specific part of the group qualifies as substantial?, answer: Article
+question: The land within the borders of current Portugal has been continuously settled and fought over since what time?, answer: prehistoric times | question: The land within the borders of what country has been continuously settled and fought over since prehistoric times?, answer: current Portugal | question: What country established itself as a kingdom independent from León?, answer: Portugal | question: What did Portugal expand in the 15th and 16th centuries?, answer: Western influence | question: Portugal had established itself as a kingdom independent of who?, answer: León | question: What peoples were later invaded by the Moors?, answer: Suebi Germanic | question: Who invaded the Suebi Germanic peoples?, answer: Moors | question: What has been continuously settled and fought over since prehistoric times?, answer: The land | question: What was Portugal's global empire in the 15th and 16th centuries?, answer: first | question: Who were later invaded by the Moors?, answer: the Suebi Germanic peoples
+question: What makes it a highly appealing source of electricity?, answer: solar energy | question: What is solar energy a highly appealing source of?, answer: electricity | question: What is the annual potential of solar energy?, answer: EJ | question: What was 559.8 EJ in 2012?, answer: the total world energy consumption | question: What was the name of the study that found the annual potential of solar energy was 1,575–49,837 exajoules?, answer: World Energy Assessment | question: What makes solar energy a highly appealing source of electricity?, answer: The large magnitude | question: What does EJ stand for?, answer: exajoules | question: What was the total world energy consumption in 2012?, answer: 559.8 EJ | question: How often is the potential of solar energy?, answer: annual | question: Who found that the annual potential of solar energy was 1,575–49,837 exajoules?, answer: The United Nations Development Programme
+question: What was the largest expansion of in 1965?, answer: comprehensive schools | question: What type of schools were never widely implemented?, answer: Secondary technical schools | question: Who was Secretary of State for Education in 1964-1970?, answer: Anthony Crosland | question: What did the bipartite system vary between 15% and 25% of?, answer: total secondary places | question: Who did Circular 10/65 instruct to plan for conversion?, answer: local education authorities | question: What did the virtual bipartite system see fierce competition for?, answer: the available grammar school places | question: What was Anthony Crosland's job title?, answer: Secretary | question: Anthony Crosland was Secretary of State for what?, answer: Education | question: What position did Crosland hold?, answer: State | question: What was the last year of which students sat the 11+ examination?, answer: primary education
+question: In what minor was Chopin's last opus number allocated?, answer: G minor | question: What was Chopin's opus number?, answer: Op | question: Who used the last opus number?, answer: Chopin | question: What was the last opus number that Chopin used?, answer: The last opus number | question: How many opus numbers did Julian Fontana group Chopin's unpublished piano pieces into?, answer: eight further opus numbers | question: When did Chopin write his songs?, answer: various stages | question: What was Chopin's opus number?, answer: Opp | question: Who was Chopin's last opus number allocated to?, answer: the Cello Sonata | question: Who was Chopin's musical executor?, answer: Julian Fontana | question: What did Chopin's songs not reflect in Op. 74?, answer: composition
+question: Who is a former professor of the University of Washington?, answer: Turrell V. Wylie | question: What country had extensive contacts with China during the Yuan?, answer: Ming | question: What do the late Turrell V. Wylie and Li Tieh-tseng argue the reliability of the History of Ming as a credible source on Sino-Tibetan relations is questionable?, answer: modern scholarship | question: Who is a former professor of the University of Washington?, answer: The late Turrell V. Wylie | question: Where was Turrell V. Wylie a professor?, answer: Washington | question: What type of relations did Tibet have with the Ming?, answer: diplomatic relations | question: Who argued that the History of Ming was a credible source on Sino-Tibetan relations?, answer: Li Tieh-tseng | question: What country had extensive contacts with China during the Yuan?, answer: Tibetan | question: What heavily censored work by Li Tieh-tseng is a reliable source on Sino-Tibetan relations?, answer: History of Ming | question: What did historians claim were nominal and did not confer the authority that the earlier Yuan titles had?, answer: these Ming titles
+question: Who do dogs have the ability to recognize emotional sounds?, answer: humans | question: What animal has the ability to recognize emotional human sounds?, answer: dogs | question: What does MRI stand for?, answer: magnetic resonance imaging | question: How do dogs respond to voices?, answer: same response | question: What do dogs have the ability to recognize?, answer: emotional human sounds | question: What is another name for magnetic resonance imaging?, answer: MRI | question: What do dogs have the same response to?, answer: voices | question: What part of the brain do dogs use?, answer: the same parts | question: What proved that dogs have the same response to voices and use the same parts of the brain as humans?, answer: The latest study | question: What part of the brain do dogs use the same parts of as humans?, answer: the brain
+question: What body can the government appeal the opposition of to the electorate?, answer: parliament | question: What allows the government to appeal the opposition of parliament to the electorate?, answer: effect | question: Who can the government appeal the opposition of parliament to?, answer: the electorate | question: In many jurisdictions, a head of state may refuse what?, answer: a parliamentary dissolution | question: In modern parliamentary systems, who decides when to request a parliamentary dissolution?, answer: the prime minister | question: Who can appeal the opposition of parliament to the electorate?, answer: the government | question: Who can the government appeal a parliamentary dissolution to?, answer: the opposition | question: In what system is the prime minister the person who decides when to request a parliamentary dissolution?, answer: most modern parliamentary systems | question: Where can a head of state refuse a parliamentary dissolution?, answer: many jurisdictions | question: In many jurisdictions, a head of what may refuse a parliamentary dissolution?, answer: state
+question: Architecture, Chemistry & Physics, Engineering, Law, and Mathematics are part of what library system?, answer: branch libraries | question: What is the Joan B. Kroc Institute for?, answer: International Peace Studies | question: What is the Kellogg Institute for?, answer: International Studies | question: What was the world's largest library?, answer: the single largest university library | question: What does the Mendoza College of Business have?, answer: information centers | question: What also includes branch libraries for Architecture, Chemistry & Physics, Engineering, Law, and Mathematics?, answer: The library system | question: Theology library is the first branch of what to be housed in a dorm room?, answer: the library system | question: What type of library is in O'Shaughnessy Hall?, answer: a slide library | question: What is the first branch of the library to be housed in a dorm room?, answer: A theology library
+question: The library system of Notre Dame is divided between the main library and each of the colleges and what?, answer: schools | question: What is the name of the third building to house the main collection of books?, answer: Theodore M. Hesburgh Library | question: What part of Notre Dame's library system is divided into colleges and schools?, answer: the main library | question: Who designed the Word of Life mural?, answer: artist Millard Sheets | question: Who designed the Word of Life mural?, answer: Millard Sheets | question: What is divided between the main library and each of the colleges and schools?, answer: The library system | question: What is the main collection of the Theodore M. Hesburgh Library?, answer: books | question: Where is the Theodore M. Hesburgh Library located?, answer: The main building | question: What does the Theodore M. Hesburgh Library house?, answer: the main collection | question: Where is the Hesburgh Library located in the Notre Dame library system?, answer: third
+question: The list below displays the top-ranked country from each year of what index?, answer: the Human Development Index | question: What does the list below display?, answer: displays | question: Which country has been ranked the highest three times?, answer: Japan | question: Which country has been ranked the highest eight times?, answer: Canada | question: How many times has Canada been ranked highest in the Human Development Index?, answer: eight times | question: How many times has Norway been ranked in the Human Development Index?, answer: the highest twelve times | question: What does the list below display each year of the Human Development Index?, answer: the top-ranked country | question: What displays the top-ranked country from each year of the Human Development Index?, answer: The list | question: How often is Norway ranked as the top-ranked country in the Human Development Index?, answer: each year | question: Which country has been ranked the highest twelve times?, answer: Norway
+question: What is one of the longest-lived breeds?, answer: Japanese Spitz | question: What are the longest-lived breeds?, answer: median longevities | question: What is one of the longest-lived breeds?, answer: Border Terriers | question: The median longevity of mixed-breed dogs is one or more years longer than that of what?, answer: purebred dogs | question: What is one of the longest-lived breeds?, answer: Toy Poodles | question: What is one of the longest-lived breeds?, answer: Tibetan Spaniels | question: What is one or more years longer than purebred dogs when all breeds are averaged?, answer: mixed-breed dogs | question: How old was Bluey when he died?, answer: 29.5 years old | question: What is one or more years longer than that of purebred dogs when all breeds are averaged?, answer: The median longevity | question: Who recognized Pusuke?, answer: Guinness Book
+question: In what season did American Idol lose viewers?, answer: season | question: What did the finale of American Idol have 7.2 million fewer than the previous season?, answer: viewers | question: What did American Idol hit a number of low in the 18-49 demo?, answer: series | question: What averaged at 13.3 million?, answer: The season viewers | question: What ratings agency did American Idol lose by the end of the 2013-14 television season?, answer: Nielsen | question: The finale of American Idol had 7.2 million fewer viewers than what previous season?, answer: the previous season | question: What was the 13th season of American Idol?, answer: the twelfth season | question: What show lost its Top 10 position in the Nielsen ratings by the end of the 2013-14 season?, answer: American Idol | question: In what season did American Idol suffer a huge decline in the 18-49 demographic?, answer: The thirteenth season | question: What season saw a number of series lows in the 18-49 demo?, answer: season 12
+question: What season did Fox become the most watched TV network in the country for the first time since its inception?, answer: season | question: What was the first season in 2002 for a non-Big Three major broadcast network?, answer: first | question: The premiere was down 11% among what?, answer: total viewers | question: Who was eliminated from the results show?, answer: Kristy Lee Cook | question: The premiere was down 11% among what?, answer: viewers | question: When was the first season of "The Simpsons" aired?, answer: the first season | question: Fox became the most watched TV network in the country for the first time for a non-Big Three major broadcast network in what?, answer: American television history | question: What was the cause of the decline in viewership in the 2007-2008 Writers Guild of America?, answer: strike | question: In what season did Fox become the most watched TV network in the country for the first time?, answer: season seven | question: What season was Fox's third most watched finale?, answer: season six
+question: Where was the 007 Stage located?, answer: Pinewood Studios | question: When was the main cast of Skyfall revealed?, answer: December | question: Who played Eve Moneypenny in Skyfall?, answer: Ben Whishaw | question: Who played Eve Moneypenny in Skyfall?, answer: Naomie Harris | question: Who played Eve Moneypenny in Skyfall?, answer: Ralph Fiennes | question: Daniel Craig returned for his fourth appearance as what character?, answer: James Bond | question: What was revealed in December 2014 at the 007 Stage at Pinewood Studios?, answer: The main cast | question: What was the name of the series that Ralph Fiennes, Naomie Harris, and Ben Whishaw starred in?, answer: Skyfall | question: Who did Ben Whishaw reprise his role as in Skyfall?, answer: Eve Moneypenny | question: Who did Rory Kinnear reprise his role as in his third appearance in the series?, answer: Bill Tanner
+question: What was one of the major architectural undertakings?, answer: cathedrals | question: What did the movements of clerics and tradesmen carry across Europe?, answer: architectural knowledge | question: What was one of the major architectural undertakings?, answer: abbeys | question: What type of styles were Romanesque and Gothic?, answer: pan-European | question: What were abbeys and cathedrals?, answer: The major architectural undertakings | question: Romanesque and what other style were the result of the movement of clerics and tradesmen?, answer: Gothic | question: What was the name of the pan-European style?, answer: Romanesque | question: What type of styles were Romanesque and Gothic?, answer: the pan-European styles | question: Where did the movements of clerics and tradesmen carry architectural knowledge?, answer: Europe | question: Along with clerics, what group carried architectural knowledge across Europe?, answer: tradesmen
+question: What do most people with dogs describe as a part of the family?, answer: dog | question: What do most contemporary people with describe their pet as part of the family?, answer: dogs | question: What play an active role in family life?, answer: Pet dogs | question: A study of conversations in dog-human families showed how family members use the dog as a resource, talking to the dog, or talking through the dog, to mediate their interactions with each other?, answer: human families | question: What does the popular reconceptualization of the dog as a pack represent?, answer: human family | question: Who uses the dog as a resource?, answer: family members | question: What do pet dogs play an active role in?, answer: family life | question: What has been promoted by some dog trainers?, answer: human relationships | question: What is it disputed that "trying to achieve status" is characteristic of?, answer: human interactions | question: Who describes their pet as part of the family?, answer: contemporary people
+question: The majority of studies indicate antibiotics interfere with what?, answer: contraceptive pills | question: Antibacterials have been suggested to affect the efficiency of what?, answer: birth control pills | question: What studies suggest the failure rate of contraceptive pills caused by antibiotics is very low?, answer: clinical studies | question: What do most studies indicate interferes with contraceptive pills?, answer: antibiotics | question: What indicates that antibiotics interfere with contraceptive pills?, answer: studies | question: What have been inconclusive and controversial?, answer: such suggestions | question: Antibacterials are suspected to interact with what?, answer: oral contraceptives | question: What have clinicians recommended that be applied during treatments using antibacterials that are suspected to interact with oral contraceptives?, answer: extra contraceptive measures | question: What has been suggested to affect the efficiency of birth control pills?, answer: antibacterials | question: What is a cause of increased breakdown of the pill's active ingredients?, answer: hepatic liver enzymes
+question: Who did the studies by the Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission come from?, answer: Federal Reserve economists | question: What type of loans did the Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission say performed better than loans securitized by private investment banks?, answer: GSE loans | question: Who worked on the majority report of the Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission?, answer: several independent scholars | question: Who did the economists study for the Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission?, answer: Federal Reserve | question: What did the GSE say performed better than loans securitized by private investment banks?, answer: loans | question: What did Paul Krugman claim the GSE never purchased?, answer: subprime loans | question: What was not the primary cause of the financial crisis?, answer: government affordable housing policy | question: What is the name of the group that wrote the majority report?, answer: the Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission | question: What political party was the Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission?, answer: Democratic | question: What political party was the minority report written by?, answer: Republican
+question: What did CEA publish after surveying 500,000 km2 of the affected area?, answer: earthquake intensity | question: What did the USGS place at XI on the Modified Mercalli intensity scale?, answer: maximum intensity | question: What is the maximum liedu of XI on the China Seismic Intensity Scale?, answer: liedu XI | question: What is the maximum liedu on the China Seismic Intensity Scale?, answer: XI | question: What is the liedu of XI on the EMS scale?, answer: liedu X | question: What is the maximum XI on the China Seismic Intensity Scale?, answer: liedu | question: What caused 440,442 km2 to be affected?, answer: earthquakes | question: Who published the map of earthquake intensity?, answer: CEA | question: What is the China Seismic Intensity Scale?, answer: CSIS | question: What is the European Macroseismic Scale?, answer: EMS
+question: What type of fishes live on the reefs?, answer: marine fishes | question: What type of fish is found close to the shore in shallow waters?, answer: trumpet fish | question: What type of fish is found close to the shore in shallow waters?, answer: surgeon fish | question: sergeant majors, blue chromis, brown chromis, surgeon fish and trumpet fish are examples of what type of marine life?, answer: fish | question: What type of marine life is found on the reefs?, answer: sea cucumbers | question: What are conch's shells used for?, answer: a collectors item | question: How many types of marine fishes live on the reefs?, answer: many varieties | question: What type of fish has pearly-pink shells?, answer: conch | question: What type of marine life is found on the reefs?, answer: urchins | question: What type of marine life is found on the reefs?, answer: anemones
+question: How many wins does the Notre Dame men's basketball team have?, answer: wins | question: What did the Helms Athletic Foundation call the Notre Dame men's basketball team twice?, answer: national champions | question: Who did the Fighting Irish beat twice during the 2014-15 season?, answer: Duke Blue Devils | question: What tournament has the Notre Dame men's basketball team appeared in?, answer: NCAA | question: What has the Notre Dame men's basketball team orchestrated a number of upsets of?, answer: number one ranked teams | question: Who has won the most since 1908-09?, answer: the Fighting Irish team | question: How many upsets has the Notre Dame men's basketball team orchestrated?, answer: number | question: UCLA's 10 all-time wins against what team rank second to UCLA's 10, all-time in wins against?, answer: the top team | question: How many NCAA tournaments has the Notre Dame men's basketball team appeared in?, answer: 28 NCAA tournaments
+question: What is the most faith-oriented manifestation of Buddhism?, answer: Pure Land Buddhism | question: What type of Buddhism is characterized by utmost trust in the salvific "other-power" of Amitabha Buddha?, answer: Pure Land | question: Pure Land Buddhism is characterized by utmost trust in the salvific "other-power" of who?, answer: Amitabha Buddha | question: What is Pure Land characterized by utmost trust in the salvific "other-power" of Amitabha Buddha?, answer: Buddhism | question: What type of Buddhism is characterized by utmost trust in the salvific "other-power" of Amitabha Buddha?, answer: Buddhism, Pure Land | question: Pure Land Buddhism centres on the conviction that what is Amitabha Buddha and chanting of homage to his name liberates one at death?, answer: faith | question: How does the method of self-exertion compare to Pure Land?, answer: contrast | question: What is the great vow of Amitabha Buddha to rescue all beings from?, answer: samsaric suffering | question: What is Pure Land characterized by?, answer: utmost trust | question: Pure Land Buddhism is viewed as a foretaste of what?, answer: Nirvana
+question: What is the name of the mid-19th century burial ground?, answer: Ford Park Cemetery | question: When did the City council operate two large cemeteries?, answer: early 20th century | question: What cemetery does not allow headstones to mark graves?, answer: Drake Memorial Park | question: What was reopened in 2007 by a successful trust?, answer: The mid-19th century burial ground | question: How many cemeteries are operated by the city council?, answer: two large early 20th century cemeteries | question: What is the name of the city council cemetery in Efford?, answer: Weston Mill | question: Along with crematoria, what type of structure does the City council operate at Weston Mill and Efford?, answer: chapels | question: What does Drake Memorial Park not allow headstones to do?, answer: mark graves | question: When was Ford Park Cemetery reopened?, answer: The mid-19th century | question: What type of chapels are found in Weston Mill and Efford cemeteries?, answer: crematoria
+question: Who was regarded as the head of the government by the monarchs of England and the United Kingdom?, answer: ministers | question: What did the monarchs of England and the United Kingdom place in their ministers?, answer: special trust | question: What country had ministers in whom they placed special trust?, answer: England | question: Who was Godolphin under?, answer: Queen Anne | question: Who held a variety of formal posts?, answer: These ministers | question: What were ministers commonly known as?, answer: the minister | question: What type of posts did ministers hold?, answer: formal posts | question: What was the most common name for a minister in England?, answer: first | question: The monarchs of England and what other country had ministers in whom they placed special trust?, answer: the United Kingdom | question: What was another name for the head of the government?, answer: the "first minister
+question: What is the most important demographic influence in modern Portugal?, answer: Portuguese | question: What is the main population source of the Portuguese?, answer: Paleolithic peoples | question: What suggests that the Portuguese have their origin in Paleolithic peoples?, answer: current interpretation | question: What do genetic studies show Portuguese populations not to be significantly different from?, answer: other European populations | question: What is the main population source of the Portuguese?, answer: Paleolithic | question: Paleolithic peoples began arriving to what continent 45,000 years ago?, answer: European | question: What is the most important demographic influence in?, answer: the modern Portuguese | question: What are genetic studies showing not to be significantly different from other European populations?, answer: Portuguese populations | question: What suggests that the Portuguese have their origin in Paleolithic peoples?, answer: Y-chromosome and mtDNA data | question: Paleolithic peoples began arriving to what continent 45,000 years ago?, answer: the European continent
+question: What is gaejang-guk prepared by boiling with scallions and chili powder?, answer: dog meat | question: What is not as widely consumed as beef, chicken, and pork?, answer: dog | question: What is the goal of gaejang-guk?, answer: good health | question: What does gi mean?, answer: vital energy | question: A 19th century version of gaejang-guk explains that the dish is prepared by boiling dog meat with scallions and what?, answer: chili powder | question: Who claims that gaejang-guk is to ensure good health by balancing one's gi, or vital energy of the body?, answer: followers | question: What country is gaejang-guk from?, answer: Korean | question: What is gaejang-guk?, answer: The most popular Korean dog dish | question: What is a variation of gaejang-guk?, answer: chicken | question: When is gaejang-guk meant to balance the body's heat?, answer: the summer months
+question: What does a non-elimination take place in the week after its expiration?, answer: votes | question: The most popular contestants are usually not revealed in what?, answer: the results show | question: In what rounds are the most popular contestants called to the center of the stage?, answer: later rounds | question: What does the montage of the eliminated contestant give?, answer: their final performance | question: When was the second episode of Idol Gives Back?, answer: the following week | question: In what season was the first ever Idol Gives Back?, answer: season | question: Who is usually not revealed in the results show?, answer: The most popular contestants | question: A montage of the eliminated contestant's time on what is played?, answer: the show | question: Which contestant with the fewest votes is eliminated from the competition?, answer: The contestant | question: How many contestants were eliminated in the first season of Idol Gives Back?, answer: no contestant
+question: Where was the most precarious of the quake-lakes located?, answer: Mount Tangjia | question: What county is Mount Tangjia in?, answer: Beichuan County | question: What did the Mi-26T helicopter bring to Mount Tangjia?, answer: heavy earthmoving tractors | question: What was used to bring heavy earthmoving tractors to the site?, answer: an Mi-26T heavy lift helicopter | question: How did the soldiers arrive at the site of the quake-lake?, answer: foot | question: Where was Mount Tangjia located?, answer: Sichuan | question: What method was used to reach Mount Tangjia?, answer: air | question: What type of helicopters were used to bring troops to the site of the quake?, answer: PLAAF Mi-17 helicopters | question: Who owned the Mi-26T heavy lift helicopter?, answer: the China Flying Dragon Special Aviation Company | question: Who did the Mi-17 helicopters bring to the site of the quake?, answer: PLA engineering corps
+question: In what city is Bellevue Hospital located?, answer: New York City | question: Who does Bellevue Hospital treat if they become sick or injured while in New York City?, answer: other world leaders | question: What is the name of the oldest public hospital in the U.S.?, answer: Bellevue Hospital | question: What system is Bellevue Hospital in?, answer: HHC | question: What is the name of the oldest public hospital in the U.S.?, answer: Bellevue | question: What is Bellevue Hospital?, answer: the oldest public hospital | question: Where is Bellevue Hospital located?, answer: the United States | question: Where is Bellevue Hospital located?, answer: the HHC system | question: What is Bellevue Hospital?, answer: the designated hospital | question: Ramanathan Raju was the CEO of what health system?, answer: the Cook County health system
+question: Where is Galician spoken?, answer: northwestern Spain | question: Where are the Romance languages most commonly spoken?, answer: southern Europe | question: Romance languages are emblematic of what part of Europe?, answer: Southwestern Europe | question: Where is Catalan spoken?, answer: eastern Spain | question: Romance languages are the most commonly spoken family of languages in what region?, answer: Europe | question: Where is Catalan spoken?, answer: Spain | question: Where are the most common Romance languages spoken?, answer: Southern Europe | question: Romance languages are the most widely spoken family of what in southern Europe?, answer: languages | question: What are Romanian and Moldova also known as?, answer: Other common romance languages | question: What peninsula is the Romance languages heirs of Latin from?, answer: Italian
+question: What type of language has a great linguistic diversity?, answer: Iranian languages | question: What type of language has a great linguistic diversity?, answer: Middle Iranian languages | question: What language and peoples indicate that great linguistic diversity must have existed among the ancient speakers of Iranian languages?, answer: Middle Iranian | question: What language was spoken by ancient peoples?, answer: Iranian | question: Along with languages and peoples, what other group is evidence that great linguistic diversity existed among the ancient speakers of Iranian languages?, answer: peoples | question: How many ancient Iranian languages have survived?, answer: direct evidence | question: What must have existed among the ancient speakers of Iranian languages?, answer: that great linguistic diversity | question: What type of languages have only two survived?, answer: languages/dialects | question: Who must have existed great linguistic diversity among?, answer: the ancient speakers | question: What indicates that great linguistic diversity must have existed among the ancient speakers of Iranian languages?, answer: The multitude
+question: What was Shoshone?, answer: Other names | question: What was the name of the territory that was to be carved out of Idaho in 1864?, answer: Montana Territory | question: What was the name of the territory that would become Idaho Territory?, answer: Montana | question: Who gave the name Montaa del Norte?, answer: early Spanish explorers | question: What language does the name Montana come from?, answer: Spanish | question: What was the name given by early Spanish explorers to the entire mountainous region of the west?, answer: Montaña del Norte | question: What was more appropriate than a Spanish name for the territory?, answer: a Native American name | question: What name was adopted by the Committee on Territories?, answer: the original name | question: The name Montana comes from what Spanish word?, answer: Montaña | question: What was the name of the territory that was to become Montana?, answer: Idaho Territory
+question: What name was chosen as a droll reference to a plot device in The Rocky and Bullwinkle Show?, answer: Wayback Machine | question: Who was the lead character in Peabody's Improbable History?, answer: Mr. Peabody | question: Peabody's Improbable History was a time machine used to witness, participate in, and alter famous events in what?, answer: history | question: Who was the lead character in the cartoon Improbable History?, answer: Peabody | question: What was the name Wayback Machine chosen as a droll reference to?, answer: an animated cartoon series | question: Peabody and Sherman used the WABAC machine to witness, participate in, and more often than not alter what in history?, answer: famous events | question: Who did Mr. Peabody and Sherman lead in Peabody's Improbable History?, answer: characters | question: The name Wayback Machine was chosen as a droll reference to what?, answer: a plot device | question: Why was the name Wayback Machine chosen?, answer: a droll reference
+question: Who proposed the name iPod?, answer: Vinnie Chieco | question: Where were the first iPod kiosks demonstrated?, answer: New Jersey | question: What name was proposed by Vinnie Chieco?, answer: iPod | question: What began in January 2000?, answer: commercial use | question: Who proposed the name iPod?, answer: Chieco | question: Who did Grasso assign the iPod trademark to in 2005?, answer: Apple Computer | question: Who called Vinnie Chieco to find out how to introduce the new iPod to the public?, answer: Apple | question: When were the first iPod kiosks demonstrated?, answer: March | question: What was the trademark of the iPod already in?, answer: use | question: Who did Vinnie Chieco collaborate with to create the name iPod?, answer: others
+question: Who was involved in the civil war?, answer: various factions | question: What distinguishes factions in the civil war?, answer: clan loyalties | question: What did Tajikistan fall into?, answer: civil war | question: What was the state of Tajikistan after the election?, answer: complete devastation | question: Where did more than 500,000 people flee to during the civil war?, answer: other former Soviet republics | question: Who did Emomali Rahmon defeat in the November election?, answer: former prime minister Abdumalik Abdullajanov | question: Which factions were often distinguished by clan loyalties?, answer: these factions | question: Who criticized the 1999 election?, answer: opposition parties | question: What was held in 1999?, answer: Elections | question: Who boycotted the 2006 election?, answer: Several opposition parties
+question: What is the name of the largest university in Germany?, answer: Technische Universitäten | question: What are the nine largest and most renowned Technische Universitäten in Germany called?, answer: TU9 German Institutes | question: What is the name of the hospital that has a faculty of medicine associated with it?, answer: Rechts der Isar Hospital | question: What are the TU9 German Institutes of Technology a community of?, answer: interests | question: What is the name of the university hospital that has a faculty of medicine?, answer: University Hospital Dresden | question: What is the name of the hospital that has a faculty of medicine associated with it?, answer: Isar Hospital | question: What type of sciences do Technische Universitäten normally have faculties or departements of?, answer: natural sciences | question: What are the TU9 German Institutes of Technology?, answer: community | question: What have the nine largest and most renowned Technische Universitäten in Germany formed?, answer: TU9 German Institutes of Technology | question: Where are the TU9 German Institutes of Technology located?, answer: Germany
+question: Where does the Northern Divide turn east?, answer: Triple Divide Peak | question: What is the name of the peak at which the Northern Divide turns east?, answer: Triple Divide | question: What part of the Rocky Mountain Front is part of the Rocky Mountain Front?, answer: Divide | question: Where is the Lewis Range located?, answer: Glacier National Park | question: What part of the Rocky Mountain Front is the northern section of the Divide?, answer: part | question: What is the northern section of the Divide part of?, answer: the Rocky Mountain Front | question: What do the mountains give rapidly to prairie?, answer: way | question: What do the mountains give way to in the northern section of the Divide?, answer: prairie | question: What mountain range crosses Alaska's Seward Peninsula?, answer: the Northern Divide | question: Where does the Northern Divide begin?, answer: Alaska
+question: What does IPS stand for?, answer: Indian Police Service | question: What did Kiran Bedi want to run in the Olympic torch relay?, answer: caged woman | question: Who refused to participate in the Olympic torch relay?, answer: Kiran Bedi | question: Who was Kiran Bedi?, answer: The noted Indian social activist | question: What is the name of the Indian Police Service?, answer: IPS | question: What nationality was Kiran Bedi?, answer: Indian | question: What was Kiran Bedi's occupation?, answer: a retired Indian Police Service (IPS) officer | question: Which Bollywood actress pulled out of the Olympic torch relay?, answer: Soha Ali Khan | question: What did Kiran Bedi refuse to run in?, answer: the event | question: Soha Ali Khan pulled out of what event on April 15?, answer: Olympic
+question: Who said the book takes on elements of a classical tragedy?, answer: reviewer R. A. Dave | question: Who said the book takes on elements of a classical tragedy?, answer: R. A. Dave | question: What does the novel expose the loss of so frequently?, answer: innocence | question: What does R.A. Dave claim every character has to face or even suffer?, answer: defeat | question: What type of character is Scout?, answer: fools | question: What does the book take on of a classical tragedy?, answer: elements | question: What does R. A. Dave claim the book takes on elements of?, answer: a classical tragedy | question: What type of character is Scout?, answer: heroes | question: Who guides the reader in judging whether the characters are heroes or fools?, answer: Lee | question: Who deals with his or her own personal defeat?, answer: each character
+question: Atticus teaches Jem one of the most significant lessons of what?, answer: courage | question: What type of courage is explored in Atticus' novel?, answer: different forms | question: Who is the moral center of the novel?, answer: Atticus | question: Who is determined to break herself of a morphine addiction?, answer: Mrs. Dubose | question: Who does Atticus teach one of the most significant lessons of courage?, answer: Jem | question: Who does Atticus defend?, answer: Tom Robinson | question: What does Atticus tell Jem that is "when you're licked before you begin but you begin anyway and you see it through no matter what?", answer: that courage | question: What has the novel been noted for?, answer: its poignant exploration | question: Who is determined to break herself of a morphine addiction?, answer: Dubose | question: What has been noted for its poignant exploration of different forms of courage?, answer: The novel
+question: Who said the book "inspires hope in the midst of chaos and confusion"?, answer: Civil Rights leader Andrew Young | question: What was the book cited as a factor in the success of in the 1960s?, answer: the accelerating civil rights movement | question: What do many studies of the book and biographies of Harper Lee include descriptions of?, answer: important moments | question: The book is cited as a factor in the success of what movement in the 1960s?, answer: the civil rights movement | question: What region of the United States was the book cited as a factor in the success of the civil rights movement in the 1960s?, answer: South | question: What did Andrew Young use to portray the reality of the times in which the book was set?, answer: racial epithets | question: What did Mark Childress say most white people in the South were?, answer: good people | question: Who was not throwing bombs and causing havoc in Uncle Tom's Cabin?, answer: Most white people | question: Who did Andrew Young believe could rise above their prejudices?, answer: people | question: At what point did the Civil Rights Movement begin?, answer: the right moment
+question: To Kill a Mockingbird deals with rape and what other issue?, answer: racial inequality | question: What is Atticus Finch the most enduring fictional image of?, answer: racial heroism | question: Who is the narrator's father?, answer: Atticus Finch | question: To Kill a Mockingbird is renowned for its warmth and what?, answer: humor | question: What issue does To Kill a Mockingbird deal with?, answer: rape | question: Who is Atticus Finch a model of integrity for?, answer: lawyers | question: Who has Atticus Finch served as a moral hero for?, answer: many readers | question: What does To Kill a Mockingbird deal with?, answer: the serious issues | question: To Kill a Mockingbird is the most widely read book dealing with race in what country?, answer: America | question: What is To Kill a Mockingbird the most widely read book dealing with in America?, answer: race
+question: What did the Ming manage according to conventions and customs?, answer: Tibet | question: What dynasty ruled Tibet according to conventions and customs?, answer: Ming | question: What is the official position of the People's Republic of China?, answer: Foreign Affairs | question: What did the Mongol system of Imperial Tutors govern?, answer: religious affairs | question: Who did the Ming give titles to?, answer: religious leaders | question: What was the name of the Mongol system to govern religious affairs?, answer: Imperial Tutors | question: What did the Mongol Yuan govern?, answer: local affairs | question: What did the Ming give religious leaders?, answer: titles | question: Whose system of Imperial Tutors governs religious affairs?, answer: Mongol | question: What did the Ming set up over Tibet?, answer: administrative organs
+question: Where was the Conference House located?, answer: Staten Island | question: Who was the only attempt at a peaceful solution to the war?, answer: American delegates | question: Who was the only American delegates to the Conference House?, answer: British general Lord Howe | question: Who was one of the American delegates at the Conference House?, answer: Benjamin Franklin | question: What was the only attempt at a peaceful solution to the war?, answer: place | question: Who was the British general in 1776?, answer: Lord Howe | question: Benjamin Franklin and Lord Howe were delegates of what nationality?, answer: American | question: On what date did the Conference House take place?, answer: September | question: What church was destroyed in the Great Fire of New York?, answer: Trinity Church | question: What nationality was Lord Howe?, answer: British
+question: Where is the University of Technology located?, answer: Mauritius | question: Where is the University of Technology, Mauritius' main campus located?, answer: Pointe aux Sables | question: Where is the University of Technology, Mauritius' main campus located?, answer: La Tour Koenig | question: What type of science is the University of Technology's focus on?, answer: sustainable development science | question: What is the University of Technology, Mauritius?, answer: The only technical university | question: What is the focus of the University of Mauritius?, answer: Technology | question: Where is the University of Technology, Mauritius' main campus located?, answer: Pointe | question: What type of programs does the University of Technology develop?, answer: direct relevance | question: What type of policy is the University of Technology focused on?, answer: public sector policy | question: What is one of the areas the University of Technology, Mauritius is focused on?, answer: management
+question: Who was Emmett Till considered a model for?, answer: Tom Robinson | question: What have many speculated that Tom Robinson was inspired by?, answer: several models | question: Who was Emmett Till considered a model for?, answer: Robinson | question: Who did the white woman accuse of raping her?, answer: Walter Lett | question: On what evidence were the Scottsboro Boys convicted of raping two white women?, answer: negligible evidence | question: Emmett Till is considered what for Tom Robinson?, answer: a model | question: What was Walter Lett's sentence?, answer: death | question: What was the name of the case in which nine black men were convicted of raping two white women on negligible evidence?, answer: Scottsboro | question: What did the Scottsboro Boys show?, answer: Southern prejudices
+question: What is another name for the domestic dog?, answer: Canis lupus familiaris | question: What is another name for the domestic dog?, answer: Canis familiaris | question: What breeds are close to the Taimyr wolf of North Asia?, answer: several Arctic dog breeds | question: What are more closely related to ancient wolf fossils than modern gray wolves?, answer: Modern dogs | question: Modern dogs are more closely related to ancient wolf fossils than they are to what?, answer: modern gray wolves | question: Modern dogs are more closely related to what?, answer: ancient wolf fossils | question: What extinct wolf was found 27,000-40,000 years ago?, answer: Taymyr wolf | question: Nearly all dog breeds' genetic closeness to the gray wolf are due to what?, answer: admixture | question: What is Canis lupus familiaris?, answer: the domestic dog | question: Where is the Taimyr wolf from?, answer: North Asia
+question: What are the origins of the HDI found in?, answer: Development Reports | question: Who devised the Human Development Reports?, answer: Mahbub ul Haq | question: What is the name of the United Nations Development Programme?, answer: UNDP | question: The origins of the HDI are found in the annual Development Reports of what organization?, answer: the United Nations Development Programme | question: Where are the origins of the HDI found?, answer: the annual Development Reports | question: What did Haq believe a simple composite measure of was needed to convince the public, academics, and politicians?, answer: human development | question: What was the profession of Paul Streeten, Frances Stewart, Gustav Ranis, Keith Griffin, Sudhir Anand, and Meghnad Desai?, answer: development economists | question: What is the name of the index that was created by Mahbub ul Haq?, answer: HDI | question: Who devised the Human Development Reports?, answer: Pakistani economist Mahbub | question: What did the HDI aim to shift from national income accounting to people-centered policies?, answer: development economics
+question: What dialect is much younger than the Younger Avestan?, answer: Old Avestan | question: What is another name for Old Avestan?, answer: Younger Avestan | question: What is the name of the two forms of Old Iranian dialect?, answer: Avestan | question: Avestan has no clearly identifiable what stage?, answer: Middle Iranian | question: What is Zoroastrianism?, answer: indigenous Iranian religion | question: Avestan has no clearly identifiable Middle Iranian stage, what is it?, answer: Iranian | question: The effect of Middle Iranian is indistinguishable from effects due to what?, answer: other causes | question: What language is Younger Avestan at about the same linguistic stage as?, answer: Old Persian | question: What is at roughly the same stage of development as Rigvedic Sanskrit?, answer: The Old Avestan dialect | question: What is the name of the two forms of Old Iranian dialect?, answer: Avesta
+question: The rise of nationalism in Southeastern Europe precipitated the outbreak of World War I as the Great Powers took what sides?, answer: sides | question: Where did the rise of nationalism occur?, answer: Southeastern Europe | question: What was the rise of in Southeastern Europe as the Great Powers took up sides?, answer: nationalism | question: Who took up sides in the rise of nationalism in Southeastern Europe?, answer: the Great Powers | question: The rise of nationalism in Southeastern Europe precipitated the outbreak of what war?, answer: World War I | question: What was the name of the treaty imposed by the Big Four during the Paris Peace Conference?, answer: Versailles | question: Who did the Allies defeat in 1918?, answer: the Central Powers | question: What precipitated the rise of nationalism in Southeastern Europe?, answer: The outbreak | question: What precipitated the outbreak of World War I?, answer: the rise | question: The Treaty of Versailles was a series of what?, answer: treaties
+question: In what quarter of 2009 did the output of goods and services produced by labor and property in the United States decrease at an annual rate of 6%?, answer: first quarter | question: The output of goods and services produced by labor and what else decreased in the U.S. in the fourth quarter of 2008?, answer: property | question: What industry produced the most goods and services in the United States in the fourth quarter of 2008?, answer: labor | question: How often did the output of goods and services produced by labor and property in the United States decrease?, answer: annual | question: What did the output of labor and property produce in the U.S. in the fourth quarter of 2008?, answer: services | question: At what rate did the output of goods and services produced by labor and property in the United States decrease?, answer: an annual rate | question: What did the output of labor and property produce in the U.S. in the fourth quarter of 2008?, answer: goods | question: What was the U.S. unemployment rate in 2009?, answer: the highest rate | question: What increased to 10.1% by October 2009?, answer: The U.S. unemployment rate | question: The output of goods and services produced by labor and property located in the United States decreased at an annual rate of 6% in the year-ago period compared to what in the year-ago period?, answer: activity
+question: Who is the outreach director of HRTR?, answer: Susan Prager | question: What is the name of the quasi-government non-profit funded by fmr. Congressman Tom Lanto's wife?, answer: Falun Gong | question: Who funded Friends of Falun Gong?, answer: fmr | question: What non-profit is Susan Prager a communications director for?, answer: Friends | question: What organization is Susan Prager the outreach director of?, answer: HRTR | question: What type of organization is Friends of Falun Gong?, answer: profit | question: What is the name of the quasi-government non-profit funded by fmr. Congressman Tom Lanto's wife?, answer: Friends of Falun Gong | question: Who is Susan Prager?, answer: The outreach director | question: What is Susan Prager's job title?, answer: the communication director | question: Who scuffled with supporters from Chinese immigrant communities?, answer: Olympic protesters
+question: What did the 1963 settlement allow the Spectre organisation to continue to appear in print?, answer: associated characters | question: Who contested the film rights to Thunderball?, answer: Kevin McClory | question: What was the original name of the Spectre organization?, answer: SPecial Executive | question: What did Kevin McClory claim over elements of Thunderball?, answer: ownership | question: What did Fleming and McClory argue over?, answer: characters | question: Who wrote the script for Thunderball?, answer: McClory | question: Who was the creator of the 1965 film Thunderball?, answer: Ian Fleming | question: What book did Fleming and McClory argue over?, answer: Thunderball | question: What organization did Fleming and McClory dispute over the film rights to the novel Thunderball?, answer: Spectre | question: What was the original name of the Spectre organization?, answer: -
+question: What did the parliamentary elections of 2005 aroused?, answer: many accusations | question: What did the OSCE say the 2010 elections failed on?, answer: many basic democratic standards | question: What did the OSCE say the 2010 elections failed to meet?, answer: many key OSCE commitments | question: Who accused Emomalii Rahmon of manipulating the election process?, answer: international observers | question: Who was accused of manipulating the election process and unemployment?, answer: President Emomalii Rahmon | question: Who accused Emomalii Rahmon of manipulating the election process?, answer: opposition parties | question: Who was the president of Tajik in 2005?, answer: Emomalii Rahmon | question: What was a major issue in the 2005 elections?, answer: unemployment | question: What aroused many accusations from opposition parties and international observers that President Emomalii Rahmon corruptly manipulates the election process and unemployment?, answer: The parliamentary elections | question: What did the opposition parties accuse Emomalii Rahmon of manipulating?, answer: the election process
+question: In the State of Brandenburg, what type of school does more than 50% of students attend?, answer: Gesamtschule | question: The percentage of students attending a Gesamtschule varies by what?, answer: Bundesland | question: In the State of Brandenburg, what percentage of students attended a Gesamtschule?, answer: students | question: In what state did less than 1% of students attend a Gesamtschule in 2007?, answer: Bavaria | question: What is the percentage of students attending in the state of Brandenburg?, answer: a Gesamtschule varies | question: In the State of Brandenburg, more than 50% of all students attended what?, answer: a Gesamtschule | question: In the State of Brandenburg, what percentage of students attended a Gesamtschule?, answer: all students | question: In what state did more than 50% of students attend a Gesamtschule in 2007?, answer: Brandenburg | question: What percentage of students attended a Gesamtschule in the State of Bavaria in 2007?, answer: less than 1% | question: What percentage of students attending a Gesamtschule varies by Bundesland?, answer: The percentage
+question: What was Barrino's performance of Summertime called?, answer: Fantasia | question: Who thought "Summertime" was his favorite Idol moment?, answer: Simon Cowell | question: Simon Cowell considered Summertime to be his favorite Idol moment in what season?, answer: season | question: Who performed the song "Summertime"?, answer: Barrino | question: Simon Cowell considered the performance of Summertime to be his favorite what?, answer: Idol | question: What was the name of Barrino's performance at Top 8 of Idol?, answer: Summertime | question: Where did Fantasia place on Idol?, answer: Top | question: Who co-wrote the song "I Believe"?, answer: Tamyra Gray | question: Who co-wrote the song "I Believe"?, answer: season one finalist Tamyra Gray | question: Who was the last two finalists of Idol?, answer: Diana DeGarmo
+question: What type of wars occurred between 1815 and 1871?, answer: independence wars | question: What did the period between 1815 and 1871 see a large number of?, answer: revolutionary attempts | question: What did the Balkan nations regain from the Ottoman Empire?, answer: independence | question: The Balkan nations began to regain independence from what?, answer: Empire | question: How many revolutionary attempts did the period between 1815 and 1871 have?, answer: a large number | question: What empire did the Balkan nations regain independence from?, answer: the Ottoman Empire | question: Who regained independence from the Ottoman Empire?, answer: Balkan nations | question: What period between 1815 and 1871 saw a large number of revolutionary attempts and independence wars?, answer: The period | question: What did the capture of Rome end?, answer: the Papal temporal power | question: Which nations began to regain independence from the Ottoman Empire?, answer: Balkan
+question: The period known as classical antiquity began with the rise of the city-states of what country?, answer: Ancient Greece | question: What period began with the rise of the city-states of Ancient Greece?, answer: classical antiquity | question: Alexander the Great's influence spread throughout what region?, answer: Asia | question: The period known as classical antiquity began with the rise of what?, answer: the city-states | question: Who was the ruler of Greece at the time of classical antiquity?, answer: Alexander | question: What period is known as classical antiquity?, answer: The period | question: When did the period known as classical antiquity begin?, answer: the rise | question: What influence reached its zenith under the expansive empire of Alexander the Great?, answer: Greek influence | question: Who was the ruler of Greece at the time of classical antiquity?, answer: Alexander the Great | question: What type of empire was Alexander the Great?, answer: the expansive empire
+question: The Crusades were intended to bring the Levant back into what?, answer: Christian rule | question: What was the period of religiously motivated military expeditions called?, answer: Crusades | question: What were the Crusades?, answer: religiously motivated military expeditions | question: The Crusades were intended to bring the Levant back to what religion?, answer: Christian | question: What did Genoa and Venice become?, answer: major economic powers | question: Where were the Crusader states founded?, answer: Mediterranean | question: What period was known as the Crusades?, answer: The period | question: What were the Crusades?, answer: a series | question: The Crusaders had a profound impact on many parts of what?, answer: Europe | question: The Crusaders would have a profound impact on what part of Europe?, answer: many parts
+question: What type of law has the phrase "in whole or in part" been subject to much discussion?, answer: international humanitarian law | question: In Prosecutor v. Radislav Krstic, paragraphs 8, 9, 10, and 11 addressed the issue of what?, answer: part | question: What has the phrase "in whole or in part" been subject to?, answer: much discussion | question: What is the goal of the Genocide Convention?, answer: entire human groups | question: Who has discussed the phrase "in whole or in part"?, answer: scholars | question: In Prosecutor v. Radislav Krstic, paragraphs 8, 9, 10, and 11 addressed the issue of in part and found that the part must be what of that group?, answer: a substantial part | question: Who was the prosecutor in Prosecutor v.?, answer: Radislav Krstic | question: Which chamber goes into details of other cases and the opinions of respected commentators on the Genocide Convention?, answer: Appeals Chamber | question: In Prosecutor v. Radislav Krstic, what must be a substantial part of the group?, answer: the part | question: What was committed in Prosecutor v. Radislav Krstic?, answer: Genocide
+question: What did the Republic of Congo have an unequal distribution of?, answer: oil revenues | question: What was the fourth largest oil producer in the Gulf of Guinea?, answer: hydrocarbon production | question: What rank does the Republic of Congo hold in the Gulf of Guinea?, answer: the fourth largest oil producer | question: What did the Republic of Congo have a poor state of?, answer: public services | question: What country is the fourth largest oil producer in the Gulf of Guinea?, answer: Republic | question: What country is the fourth largest oil producer in the Gulf of Guinea?, answer: Congo | question: Where does the Republic of Congo rank in the Gulf of Guinea?, answer: fourth | question: The Republic of Congo is the fourth largest oil producer in the Gulf of what country?, answer: Guinea | question: What type of hydrocarbon production made the Republic of Congo the fourth largest oil producer in the Gulf of Guinea?, answer: development | question: What country is the fourth largest oil producer in the Gulf of Guinea?, answer: Republic of Congo
+question: The Economist described Portugal as a new sick man of what?, answer: Europe | question: What country did The Economist describe as "a new sick man of Europe"?, answer: Portugal | question: What country's economy did The Economist describe as "a new sick man of Europe"?, answer: Portuguese | question: When did The Economist explore Portugal's economy?, answer: April | question: What did Standard & Poor's believe would hamper growth and reduce debt?, answer: weak competitiveness | question: How many people were unemployed in Portugal in 2002?, answer: 270,500 unemployed citizens | question: How many people were unemployed in 2007?, answer: 448,600 unemployed citizens | question: What did The Economist describe as "a new sick man of Europe"?, answer: the Portuguese economy | question: What did The Economist call Portugal in 2007?, answer: a new sick man | question: What was explored in April 2007 by The Economist?, answer: The poor performance
+question: What type of lighting is a desk lamp?, answer: task lighting | question: The standard lamp and shade that sits on a table is what?, answer: general lighting | question: What is another type of task lighting?, answer: Magnifier lamps | question: Where is the most common table lamp found?, answer: many homes | question: Where is the most common table lamp found?, answer: offices | question: What is considered task lighting?, answer: the desk lamp | question: What is the most common fixture in many homes and offices?, answer: The portable or table lamp | question: What is general lighting?, answer: The standard lamp | question: What does a standard lamp have that sits on a table?, answer: shade | question: Where does a standard lamp and shade sit?, answer: a table
+question: Belgium, Denmark, Japan, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Norway, Malaysia, Morocco, Spain, Sweden, Thailand, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, and the United Kingdom are examples of what?, answer: constitutional monarchies | question: What is another term for Secretary of State?, answer: prime minister | question: What country has a constitutional monarchy?, answer: New Zealand | question: Which country has a constitutional monarchy, Denmark, Japan, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Norway, Malaysia, Morocco, Spain, Sweden, Thailand, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, and the United Kingdom?, answer: Belgium | question: What country has a constitutional monarchy?, answer: Denmark | question: In what type of republic is the head of state an elected official?, answer: parliamentary republics | question: What is an example of a constitutional monarchy?, answer: Luxembourg | question: What country has a constitutional monarchy?, answer: Japan | question: Which country has a constitutional monarchy?, answer: Netherlands | question: What country is a constitutional monarchy?, answer: Norway
+question: What does geography, time variation, cloud cover, and the land available to humans limit the amount of?, answer: solar energy | question: The potential solar energy that could be used by humans differs from the amount of what near the surface of the planet?, answer: solar energy present | question: What group of people has a limited amount of solar energy?, answer: humans | question: What differs from the amount of solar energy present near the surface of the planet?, answer: The potential solar energy | question: What factor limits the amount of solar energy that humans can acquire?, answer: time variation | question: What factor limits the amount of solar energy that humans can acquire?, answer: cloud cover | question: What limits the amount of solar energy that humans can acquire?, answer: factors | question: What factor limits the amount of solar energy that humans can acquire?, answer: geography | question: The potential solar energy that could be used by humans differs from what?, answer: the amount | question: The amount of solar energy present near what part of the planet limits the amount of solar energy that can be used by humans?, answer: the surface
+question: What did the power of ministers depend on?, answer: the personal favour | question: Who usually presided over the meetings of the cabinet?, answer: the monarch | question: What type of office did ministers hold?, answer: high office | question: What depended entirely on the personal favour of the monarch?, answer: The power | question: What did ministers not depend on a parliamentary majority for?, answer: their power | question: What did the monarch usually preside over?, answer: its meetings | question: What did ministers not depend on for their power?, answer: a parliamentary majority | question: Whose power depended entirely on the personal favour of the monarch?, answer: these ministers | question: What was managing the parliament among?, answer: the necessary skills | question: What did ministers not depend on a parliamentary majority for their power?, answer: the parliament
+question: Who has the power to set the jurisdiction of the courts?, answer: Congress | question: In what cases can the Supreme Court only exercise appellate jurisdiction?, answer: cases | question: The power to review the constitutionality of what may be limited by Congress?, answer: laws | question: Who does the Supreme Court have jurisdiction over in cases involving states?, answer: foreign ambassadors | question: In cases involving foreign ambassadors, ministers, or what other person, the Supreme Court may only exercise appellate jurisdiction?, answer: consuls | question: What is the only constitutional limit on Congress' power to set the jurisdiction of the judiciary?, answer: the Supreme Court | question: What can the Supreme Court exercise in cases involving states and cases affecting foreign ambassadors, ministers or consuls?, answer: only appellate jurisdiction | question: In cases involving foreign ambassadors, ministers, or consuls, what is the Supreme Court not allowed to exercise appellate jurisdiction?, answer: states | question: In cases involving foreign ambassadors, consuls, or foreign consuls, what is a foreign ambassador?, answer: ministers
+question: The practice of using dogs and what other animals as a part of therapy dates back to the late 18th century?, answer: other animals | question: What type of animal was used as a part of therapy in the late 18th century?, answer: animals | question: What were animals introduced into mental institutions to help socialize patients with?, answer: mental disorders | question: What animal has been used as a part of therapy in the late 18th century?, answer: dogs | question: Where were animals introduced to in the 18th century?, answer: mental institutions | question: What did a study show about children with ADHD and conduct disorders who participated in an education program with dogs and other animals?, answer: increased attendance | question: What did children with ADHD and conduct disorders have to do in an animal-assisted program?, answer: increased knowledge | question: What has shown that animal-assisted therapy with a dog can increase social behaviors among people with Alzheimer's disease?, answer: Animal-assisted intervention research | question: What is the practice of using dogs and other animals as a part of?, answer: therapy | question: What can animal-assisted therapy with a dog increase?, answer: social behaviors
+question: The precepts are not formulated as imperatives, but as training rules that lay people undertake voluntarily to facilitate what?, answer: practice | question: What are the precepts formulated as?, answer: training rules | question: What are the precepts not formulated as?, answer: imperatives | question: What is likely to happen if there is no further Buddhist practice?, answer: no further Buddhist practice | question: What is the term for limiting one's aims to this level of attainment?, answer: un-Buddhist | question: In what type of thought is the cultivation of dana and ethical conduct to refine consciousness?, answer: Buddhist | question: In Buddhist thought, dana and what else refine consciousness?, answer: ethical conduct | question: What is there nothing improper or un-Buddhist about limiting one's aims to?, answer: attainment | question: In Buddhist thought, the cultivation of dana and ethical conduct themselves refine what?, answer: consciousness | question: What are not formulated as imperatives, but as training rules that lay people undertake voluntarily to facilitate practice?, answer: The precepts
+question: Where is Christianity the predominant religion?, answer: southern Europe | question: Where did Christianity spread during the Roman Empire?, answer: Southern Europe | question: In what part of Europe are different branches of Christianity prodominent?, answer: Europe | question: What is the predominant religion in southern Europe?, answer: Christianity | question: What is the religion of Christians in the western half of Southern Europe?, answer: Roman Catholic | question: What is the religion of Christians in the eastern half of Southern Europe?, answer: Greek Orthodox | question: In what parts of Europe are different branches of Christianity prodominent?, answer: different parts | question: When did Christianity spread throughout Southern Europe?, answer: the Roman Empire | question: What is the predominant religion of southern Europe?, answer: The predominant religion | question: What branches of Christianity are prodominent in different parts of Europe?, answer: different branches
+question: What are some of Chopin's preludes?, answer: simple statements | question: Schumann described the preludes as the beginnings of what?, answer: studies | question: What does a single theme or figure have in Chopin's preludes?, answer: developments | question: Some of Chopin's preludes consist of simple statements and developments of a single theme or what?, answer: figure | question: Who described Chopin's preludes as "the beginnings of studies"?, answer: Schumann | question: Chopin's preludes may have been used by him and later pianists as generic preludes to others of his pieces, or even to music by whom?, answer: other composers | question: Who suggests that Chopin's preludes may have been used by other composers?, answer: Kenneth Hamilton | question: Some of Chopin's preludes consist of simple statements and developments of what?, answer: a single theme | question: What composer inspired Chopin's preludes?, answer: Bach
+question: Who exercises a check over Congress through his power to veto bills?, answer: president | question: Who can override a veto by a two-thirds majority in each house?, answer: Congress | question: What is a veto called when both houses of Congress cannot agree on a date for adjournment?, answer: emergency session | question: What can the president veto?, answer: bills | question: Who exercises a check over Congress through his power to veto bills?, answer: The president | question: Who may settle a veto if the two houses of Congress cannot agree on a date for adjournment?, answer: the president | question: When two houses of Congress cannot agree on a date for what, the president may settle the dispute?, answer: adjournment | question: What can Congress override by a two-thirds majority in each house?, answer: any veto | question: What body does the Vice President serve as president of?, answer: Senate | question: Who may be called into emergency session by the president?, answer: Either house
+question: The president is the Commander in Chief of the Army and what other military branch of the United States?, answer: Navy | question: What branch of the US military is the president the Commander in Chief of?, answer: Army | question: What position does the president hold in the US Army and Navy?, answer: Chief | question: What country is the president a Commander in Chief of the Army and Navy of?, answer: the United States | question: What can the president command the Army and Navy to take in the event of a sudden crisis?, answer: appropriate military action | question: What is the Uniform Code of?, answer: Military Justice | question: What is the president's position in Chief of the Army and Navy?, answer: the civilian Commander | question: What body must approve all Generals and Admirals appointed by the president before they can assume their office?, answer: Senate | question: Who is the civilian Commander in Chief of the Army and Navy of the United States?, answer: The president | question: Who is the civilian Commander in Chief of the Army and Navy of the United States?, answer: the president
+question: The president appoints judges with the Senate's advice and what?, answer: consent | question: The president appoints judges with the consent of what body?, answer: Senate | question: Who does the president appoint with the Senate's advice and consent?, answer: judges | question: What is not subject to confirmation by either House of Representatives or the Senate?, answer: Such pardons | question: What is not subject to confirmation by either the House of Representatives or the Senate?, answer: pardons | question: What type of pardon is not subject to confirmation by the House of Representatives or the Senate?, answer: reprieves | question: The president appoints judges with the consent of what body?, answer: the Senate | question: Pardons and reprieves are not subject to confirmation by the House of what?, answer: Representatives | question: Who appoints judges with the Senate's advice and consent?, answer: The president
+question: The pricing of risk refers to the incremental compensation required by investors for taking on what?, answer: additional risk | question: What would have made the financial crisis more disruptive than it would have been if the information had been presented in a clear, easily understandable format?, answer: risk levels | question: The pricing of what refers to the incremental compensation required by investors for taking on additional risk?, answer: risk | question: What is the measurement of the incremental compensation required by investors for taking on additional risk?, answer: interest rates | question: The pricing of risk is measured by interest rates and what else?, answer: fees | question: The pricing of risk refers to the incremental compensation required by who for taking on additional risk?, answer: investors | question: What did a lack of transparency about banks' risk exposures prevent markets from doing before the crisis?, answer: correctly pricing risk | question: What did a lack of transparency about banks' risk exposures prevent?, answer: markets | question: What does the pricing of risk refer to?, answer: the incremental compensation
+question: With whom is the prime minister expected to ensure the passage of bills through the legislature?, answer: other ministers | question: The prime minister is often, but not always, a member of what?, answer: parliament[clarification | question: The prime minister is expected to ensure the passage of what through the legislature?, answer: bills | question: Who is often, but not always, a member of parliament?, answer: The prime minister | question: The prime minister is often, but not always, a member of what?, answer: parliament | question: The prime minister is expected to ensure the passage of bills through what?, answer: the legislature | question: What is the royal prerogative?, answer: executive powers | question: What is the prime minister expected to ensure with other ministers?, answer: the passage | question: The prime minister is often, but not always, what of parliament?, answer: a member | question: What are executive powers known as?, answer: the royal prerogative
+question: Protein-coding genes and RNA-coding genes are generally what?, answer: non-repetitive DNA | question: Where does the proportion of non-repetitive DNA decrease along with increasing genome size?, answer: higher eukaryotes | question: What causes the proportion of non-repetitive DNA to decrease in higher eukaryotes?, answer: increasing genome size | question: The proportion of non-repetitive DNA is divided by what?, answer: genome size | question: What does a bigger genome not mean?, answer: more genes | question: What is calculated by using the length of non-repetitive DNA divided by genome size?, answer: The proportion | question: What decreases along with increasing genome size in higher eukaryotes?, answer: the proportion | question: What type of genes are generally non-repetitive DNA?, answer: RNA-coding genes | question: What are generally non-repetitive DNA?, answer: Protein-coding genes | question: How is the proportion of non-repetitive DNA calculated?, answer: the length
+question: What is another category of repetitive DNA in genome?, answer: interspersed repeats | question: What are the two categories of repetitive DNA in genome?, answer: tandem repeats | question: How is the proportion of repetitive DNA calculated?, answer: repetitive DNA divide | question: The proportion of what is calculated by using length of repetitive DNA divide by genome size?, answer: repetitive DNA | question: The proportion of repetitive DNA is calculated by using length of repetitive DNA divide by what?, answer: genome size | question: How is the proportion of repetitive DNA calculated?, answer: length | question: What are the two categories of repetitive DNA in genome?, answer: tandem | question: The proportion of repetitive DNA is calculated by using length of repetitive DNA divide by what size?, answer: genome | question: What is calculated by using length of repetitive DNA divide by genome size?, answer: The proportion | question: How many categories of repetitive DNA are there in genome?, answer: two categories
+question: Who planned the redevelopment of Plymouth?, answer: Sir Patrick Abercrombie | question: Who planned the redevelopment of Plymouth?, answer: Patrick Abercrombie | question: Who owned the Civic Centre in 1962?, answer: Plymouth City Council | question: What city did Sir Patrick Abercrombie plan to redevelop in 1943?, answer: Plymouth | question: In 1943, Sir Patrick Abercrombie was working on a reconstruction plan for what city?, answer: London | question: What was Sir Patrick Abercrombie working on while planning the redevelopment of Plymouth?, answer: the reconstruction plan | question: What did the new homes in Plymouth transform the slums into?, answer: dispersed suburbia | question: What plan did Sir Patrick Abercrombie use to redevelop Plymouth?, answer: his plan | question: Who listed the Civic Centre as grade II?, answer: English Heritage | question: What type of systems were used to build homes in Plymouth between 1951 and 1957?, answer: innovative prefabricated systems
+question: What did the Bantu-speaking tribes build that led into the Congo River basin?, answer: trade links | question: What river basin did the Bantu-speaking tribes build trade links into?, answer: Congo | question: What was the former colony of Equatorial Africa?, answer: French Congo | question: What did the Bantu-speaking tribes build trade links into?, answer: the Congo River basin | question: Who dominated the region?, answer: Bantu-speaking tribes | question: What basin did the Bantu-speaking tribes build trade links into?, answer: the Congo River | question: Congo-Brazzaville was formerly part of what French colony?, answer: Equatorial Africa | question: Who has ruled the Congo for 26 of the last 36 years?, answer: President Denis Sassou Nguesso | question: What tribes dominated the region?, answer: Bantu-speaking | question: What was formerly part of the French colony of Equatorial Africa?, answer: Congo-Brazzaville
+question: Who was the creator of the video game Starpower?, answer: Beyoncé | question: Who did Beyoncé pull out of a $100 million deal with to release Starpower: Beyoncé's video game?, answer: GateFive | question: What did the cancellation of Starpower: Beyoncé's video game cause millions of pounds to be lost in?, answer: development | question: How many pounds were lost in development of Starpower: Beyoncé's video game?, answer: millions | question: What company did Beyoncé have a deal with since the age of 18?, answer: American Express | question: How much money was lost in development of Starpower: Beyoncé's video game?, answer: pounds | question: Beyoncé has had deals with L'Oréal, American Express, and what other company since the age of 18?, answer: Nintendo DS | question: What game did Beyoncé release?, answer: a video-game Starpower | question: What did Beyoncé's lawyers say they had lost?, answer: its financial backers
+question: What was the name of the song that appeared on the soundtrack to Charlie's Angels?, answer: Independent Women Part I | question: Who starred in the MTV film Carmen: A Hip Hopera?, answer: American actor Mekhi Phifer | question: Who recorded "Independent Women Part I"?, answer: The remaining band members | question: Who starred in the MTV made-for-television film Carmen: A Hip Hopera?, answer: Mekhi Phifer | question: Who wrote the opera Carmen?, answer: French composer Georges Bizet | question: Who composed Carmen?, answer: Georges Bizet | question: What type of film did Beyoncé star in?, answer: Hip Hopera | question: What was the name of the MTV made-for-television film that Beyoncé starred in?, answer: Carmen | question: What is the film Carmen: A Hip Hopera a modern interpretation of?, answer: the 19th century opera Carmen
+question: What did the report show a small increase in in comparison to last year's report?, answer: world HDI | question: What countries had a decrease in HDI?, answer: high income countries | question: What did the report show a small increase in in comparison to last year's report?, answer: HDI | question: What did the report show a small increase in the world HDI in comparison to last year's report?, answer: comparison | question: What group of countries saw the most improvement in HDI?, answer: the least developed countries group | question: What did the report show about HDI in comparison to last year's report?, answer: a small increase | question: In what part of the world was the HDI increase fueled?, answer: the developing world | question: What showed a small increase in the world HDI in comparison to last year's report?, answer: The report
+question: What were the provinces of the republic called?, answer: Generality Lands | question: What were the provinces of the republic in?, answer: official feudal order | question: What was the name of the land that was governed by the States General?, answer: so-called Generality Lands | question: What did the provinces of the republic have?, answer: their own governments | question: Who governed the Generality Lands?, answer: the federal government | question: What was a confederation of seven provinces?, answer: The republic | question: What was a confederation of seven provinces?, answer: the republic | question: Who was in official feudal order?, answer: The provinces | question: How many provinces were in the republic?, answer: seven provinces | question: How many so-called Generality Lands were there?, answer: a number
+question: What did the British Crown-in-Council withdraw from Halifax in 1906?, answer: British Army | question: What was the British Crown-in-Council responsible for?, answer: military command | question: What was formed after the British Army and the Royal Canadian Navy were removed from Halifax?, answer: Royal Navy | question: What military force was formed with the advent of military aviation?, answer: Royal Canadian Air Force | question: Who was the Crown-in-Council?, answer: British | question: What country was the commander-in-chief for?, answer: North America | question: The Royal Canadian Air Force was formed with the advent of what?, answer: military aviation | question: What military units were removed from Halifax in 1906?, answer: British Army and Royal Navy units | question: The British Crown-in-chief for North America was a member of what body?, answer: Council | question: What was the name of the British - in-Council?, answer: Crown
+question: Who fled Europe after the rise of Hitler and other dictators in the 1930s?, answer: numerous Catholic intellectuals | question: The rise of Hitler and what forced many Catholic intellectuals to flee Europe?, answer: other dictators | question: What religion did Waldemar Gurian belong to?, answer: German Catholic | question: What religion did Waldemar Gurian belong to?, answer: Catholic | question: Where did John O'Hara bring many Catholic intellectuals to?, answer: Notre Dame | question: What was Waldemar Gurian's ethnicity?, answer: Jewish descent | question: Whose rise in the 1930s forced many Catholic intellectuals to flee Europe?, answer: Hitler | question: What was Waldemar Gurian?, answer: a German Catholic intellectual
+question: Who argued that the Mahsghikas were trying to expand the vinaya?, answer: Sthaviras | question: Who argued that the Sthaviras were trying to expand the vinaya?, answer: Mahāsāṅghikas | question: What does the survival of accounts from both sides of the dispute reveal?, answer: disparate traditions | question: What did the Mahsghikas argue the Sthaviras were trying to expand?, answer: tradition | question: What did the Mahsghikas think the Sthaviras were trying to expand the vinaya?, answer: excessive claims | question: What side of the dispute did the Mahasanghikas belong to?, answer: side | question: The Mahsghikas argued that the Sthaviras were trying to expand the vinaya and may have challenged what inhumanly high criteria?, answer: arhatship | question: What was between the Sthaviras and the Mahsghikas?, answer: The root schism | question: Who argued that the Mahsghikas were trying to expand the vinaya?, answer: the Sthaviras | question: Who argued that the Sthaviras were trying to expand the vinaya?, answer: The Mahāsāṅghikas
+question: When did the Torch Relay end?, answer: August | question: Where was the first stop of the Torch Relay?, answer: Taipei | question: What city was the first stop in Taipei for the Torch Relay?, answer: Ho Chi Minh City | question: What country was Taiwan on the same level as?, answer: Hong Kong | question: Who did the Olympic committees of China and Taiwan reach initial consensus on the approach?, answer: Chinese Taipei | question: When did the Torch Relay begin?, answer: May | question: When did the Torch Relay begin?, answer: March | question: What country did the government of the Republic of China intervene on?, answer: Taiwan | question: What included a stop in Taipei between Ho Chi Minh City and Hong Kong?, answer: The planned route | question: What country was unable to come to terms with the issue of the Torch Relay?, answer: China
+question: What does companionship of a dog enhance?, answer: human physical health | question: What do people who keep pets exhibit better mental and physical health than those who do not?, answer: health | question: The scientific evidence is mixed as to whether companionship of a dog can enhance human physical health and what?, answer: psychological wellbeing | question: What can companionship of a dog enhance?, answer: physical health and psychological wellbeing | question: What type of animal does a person who keeps it have a better mental and physical health than those who don't?, answer: pet dogs | question: Whose health is related to their health habits and social supports but not to their ownership of, or attachment to, a companion animal?, answer: elderly people | question: What do people who keep pet dogs or cats exhibit?, answer: better mental and physical health | question: What does a dog do that can enhance human physical health and psychological wellbeing?, answer: companionship | question: The health of elderly people is related to their health habits and what?, answer: social supports | question: What is the health of elderly people related to?, answer: their health habits
+question: Who wrote the second part of To Kill a Mockingbird?, answer: book reviewer Harding LeMay | question: Who wrote the second part of To Kill a Mockingbird?, answer: Harding LeMay | question: Who considered To Kill a Mockingbird a novel primarily concerned with race relations?, answer: many reviewers | question: What part of To Kill a Mockingbird deals with what book reviewer Harding LeMay termed "the spirit-corroding shame of the civilized white Southerner in the treatment of the Negro"?, answer: second | question: What was To Kill a Mockingbird primarily concerned with?, answer: race relations | question: Who did Harding LeMay call "the spirit-corroding shame of" in the treatment of the Negro in To Kill a Mockingbird?, answer: the civilized white Southerner | question: Rosa Parks' refusal to yield her seat on a city bus to a white person sparked what?, answer: Montgomery Bus Boycott | question: Who was the author of To Kill a Mockingbird?, answer: Autherine Lucy | question: What does the second part of To Kill a Mockingbird deal with?, answer: the novel deals | question: Who was the author of To Kill a Mockingbird?, answer: Polly Myers
+question: The second truth is that the origin of what can be known?, answer: dukkha | question: What is the root cause of dukkha?, answer: things | question: What truth states that the origin of dukkha can be known?, answer: second | question: What is the root cause of dukkha?, answer: avijja | question: What is the root cause of dukkha?, answer: ignorance | question: What is the name of the truth that the origin of dukkha can be known?, answer: The second truth | question: What identifies a path to cessation of dukkha?, answer: the fourth noble truth | question: What is the origin of dukkha conditioned by ignorance?, answer: craving | question: Which of the four noble truths identifies a path to cessation of dukkha?, answer: The third noble truth | question: What is the Pali word for craving?, answer: Pali: tanha
+question: What type of markets are likely to vanish forever?, answer: securitization | question: According to the Brookings Institution, what would it take a number of years of strong profits to generate to support the additional lending volume?, answer: sufficient capital | question: More than a third of the private credit markets became unavailable as a source of what?, answer: funds | question: Who supported the securitization markets?, answer: the shadow banking system | question: What did the Brookings Institution say would take a number of years to generate sufficient capital to support the additional lending volume?, answer: strong profits | question: What did the shadow banking system support in the spring of 2007?, answer: The securitization markets | question: What does the Brookings Institution say does not have the capital to close the securitization markets?, answer: the traditional banking system | question: More than a third of what became unavailable as a source of funds?, answer: the private credit markets | question: According to the Brookings Institution, it would take a number of years of strong profits to generate sufficient capital to support what?, answer: that additional lending volume | question: In what month and year did the traditional banking system not have the capital to close the securitization gap?, answer: June
+question: What name was first mentioned in a Pipe Roll of 1211?, answer: Plym Mouth | question: What was the name of the settlement that was also an early trading port?, answer: Plym | question: The settlement of Plympton was further up the River Plym than the current Plym where?, answer: mouth | question: What was an early trading port?, answer: Plympton | question: The settlement of Plympton was further up the River Plym than what current city?, answer: Plymouth | question: The settlement of Plympton was further up what river?, answer: the River Plym | question: When did the River Plym silt up?, answer: the early 11th century | question: What was the settlement of Plympton?, answer: an early trading port | question: What type of traders were forced to settle near the River Plym?, answer: merchants | question: Barbican is near what?, answer: the river mouth
+question: When was the show criticized for the onerous contract contestants had to sign?, answer: earlier seasons | question: What did the onerous contract that contestants had to sign give 19 Entertainment over their future career?, answer: excessive control | question: What was criticized in earlier seasons?, answer: the onerous contract contestants | question: What did 19 Entertainment give contestants excessive control over?, answer: their future career | question: What did 19 Entertainment give to the contestants?, answer: their future earnings | question: How much of the contestants' future earnings did 19 Entertainment give to the management?, answer: a large part | question: Who did 19 Entertainment give a large portion of their future earnings to?, answer: the management | question: What was criticized in earlier seasons for the onerous contract contestants had to sign?, answer: The show | question: Who did the contestants have to sign a contract with?, answer: 19 Entertainment | question: How many Entertainment did the contestants have to sign a contract with?, answer: 19
+question: What was the first season of Pop Idol?, answer: season | question: Who was the fourth judge in the first season of Pop Idol?, answer: Simon Cowell | question: Who was the fourth judge in the first season of Pop Idol?, answer: Paula Abdul | question: Who was the first judge of Pop Idol?, answer: Randy Jackson | question: Who was hired as a fourth judge in the second season?, answer: New York radio personality Angie Martinez | question: Who was the fourth judge of Pop Idol?, answer: radio DJ Stryker | question: Angie Martinez withdrew after a few days of what?, answer: auditions | question: Who did DJ Stryker drop out of the first season?, answer: A fourth judge | question: What was Angie Martinez hired as in the second season of Pop Idol?, answer: a fourth judge | question: What format did the show originally plan on having four judges following?, answer: the Pop Idol format
+question: What show is popular in the Southeastern United States?, answer: American Idol | question: Who sold 47 million CDs through January 2010?, answer: Idol contestants | question: What show is popular in the Southeastern United States?, answer: Idol | question: What nationality are contestants with ties to?, answer: American | question: Which region of the US is more likely to watch American Idol?, answer: East Central | question: What region of the US is more likely to watch American Idol?, answer: the Southeastern United States | question: Where is American Idol popular?, answer: the Southern United States | question: Who is more likely to watch American Idol in the Southeastern United States?, answer: households | question: Who sold the most CDs on American Idol?, answer: contestants | question: In what region of the US is American Idol popular?, answer: South
+question: What did Idol promote?, answer: eventual hit shows | question: Who did the show push to become the number one U.S. TV network amongst adults 18-49?, answer: Fox | question: House and Bones helped lift the ratings of what other shows?, answer: other shows | question: How many consecutive years did Fox become the number one U.S. TV network amongst adults 18-49?, answer: years | question: What show did Idol promote?, answer: New Girl | question: In what country did Fox become the number one TV network amongst adults 18-49?, answer: U.S. | question: What demographic did the show push Fox to become the number one U.S. TV network amongst?, answer: adults | question: Who coveted the 18-49 demographic?, answer: advertisers | question: What was Fox's ratings among adults 18-49?, answer: the number one U.S. TV network
+question: What was the name of the show that spawned a number of imitating singing-competition shows?, answer: Rock Star | question: What was the name of the show that spawned a number of imitating singing-competition shows?, answer: Nashville Star | question: What was the name of the show that spawned a number of imitating singing-competition shows?, answer: Rising Star | question: Rock Star, Nashville Star, The Voice, Rising Star, The Sing-Off, and The X Factor are examples of what?, answer: imitating singing-competition shows | question: Dancing with the Stars and So You Think You Can Dance are examples of what?, answer: American television | question: Dancing with the Stars and So You Think You Can Dance were examples of non-singing TV shows such as Dancing with the Stars and So You Think You Can Dance., answer: Stars | question: Dancing with the Stars and So You Think You Can Dance were examples of what type of TV show?, answer: non-singing TV | question: What was the name of the show that spawned a number of imitating singing-competition shows?, answer: The Voice, Rising Star | question: What was the name of the show that spawned a number of imitating singing-competition shows in the mid-2000s and early 2010s?, answer: The X Factor
+question: At what intervals does the Daysimeter measure activity and light?, answer: regular time intervals | question: What stimulates the circadian system?, answer: light | question: What does the Daysimeter measure at regular time intervals?, answer: activity | question: How often does the Daysimeter measure an individual's rest and activity patterns?, answer: daily | question: What does the Daysimeter measure?, answer: exposure | question: What stimulates the circadian system?, answer: short-wavelength light | question: What does exposure to short-wavelength light stimulate?, answer: the circadian system | question: What does the Daysimeter record?, answer: its operating temperature | question: What measures activity and light together at regular time intervals?, answer: The device
+question: What was Shirley Bassey's Twitter status on the day it was released?, answer: Shirley Bassey trending | question: What was the name of Adele's song that received mixed reviews?, answer: Skyfall | question: Who was the first Bond theme to reach number one in the UK Singles Chart?, answer: Shirley Bassey | question: How was the song released?, answer: a digital download | question: What type of reviews did the song "Skyfall" receive?, answer: mixed reviews | question: When was the first Bond theme released?, answer: 25 September | question: Who wrote Skyfall?, answer: Adele | question: What did critics and fans of "Skyfall" consider the song to be?, answer: comparison | question: Where did Shirley Bassey trend on the day it was released?, answer: Twitter | question: Who did the song "Skyfall" get mixed reviews from?, answer: fans
+question: Where is the interior of the country located?, answer: north | question: What is the Kouilou-Niari River?, answer: the primary drainage | question: What is the southwest of the country?, answer: a coastal plain | question: What is the primary drainage in the southwest of the country?, answer: the Kouilou-Niari River | question: What does the interior of the country consist of?, answer: a central plateau | question: Where is the Kouilou-Niari River located?, answer: the country | question: Why are forests under increasing pressure?, answer: increasing exploitation pressure | question: Where is the Kouilou-Niari River located?, answer: The southwest | question: What part of the country consists of a central plateau between two basins to the south and north?, answer: the interior | question: What part of the country is the Kouilou-Niari River located in?, answer: the south
+question: Which of the five Micropolitan Statistical Areas is not located in Montana?, answer: Havre | question: What is the name of the state's seven largest cities?, answer: Montana | question: What is the name of the seventh most populous city in Montana?, answer: Kalispell | question: What type of area is Bozeman, Butte, Helena, Kalispell and Havre?, answer: Micropolitan Statistical | question: What is the name of the seventh most populous city in Montana?, answer: Helena | question: What is the name of the Micropolitan Statistical Area?, answer: Bozeman | question: What is the most populous city in Montana?, answer: Butte | question: According to the 2010 U.S. Census, the counties containing these communities contain what percentage of the state's population?, answer: population | question: What town is the geographic center of the population of Montana?, answer: White Sulphur Springs
+question: Who led the musical troupe that composed the state song?, answer: Joseph E. Howard | question: What newspaper did Charles C. Cohan work for?, answer: Butte Miner | question: Where did Joseph E. Howard live?, answer: Butte | question: Who led the musical troupe that composed the state song?, answer: Howard | question: What was not composed until 21 years after statehood?, answer: The state song | question: Who was the city editor for the Butte Miner newspaper?, answer: Charles C. Cohan | question: What is the name of the state ballad?, answer: Montana Melody | question: What did not occur until 1945?, answer: formal legislative recognition | question: After what event was the state song first composed?, answer: statehood | question: What state was the first to adopt a State Lullaby?, answer: Montana
+question: Who tries to prevent Hyrule from being engulfed by a corrupted parallel dimension?, answer: series protagonist Link | question: Who is the protagonist of The Wind Waker?, answer: Link | question: What is Link trying to prevent from being engulfed by a corrupted parallel dimension?, answer: Hyrule | question: What is the Twilight Realm?, answer: a corrupted parallel dimension | question: What is the corrupted parallel dimension known as?, answer: the Twilight Realm | question: What is the name of the mysterious creature that Link is assisted by?, answer: Midna | question: What focuses on Link?, answer: The story | question: What is the name of the wolf that Link takes the form of?, answer: Hylian | question: Ocarina of what time was a part of the Twilight Realm?, answer: Time | question: The Twilight Realm takes place hundreds of years after Ocarina of Time and Majora's Mask, in an alternate timeline from what?, answer: The Wind Waker
+question: Who produced the film Diamonds Are Forever?, answer: Eon Productions | question: What did Craig's series of films consist of?, answer: films | question: Who is pitted against the global criminal organization Spectre?, answer: Bond | question: M, Q, and Eve Moneypenny are recurring characters of what film?, answer: James Bond | question: Who is Bond pitted against?, answer: the global criminal organisation Spectre | question: What is the name of the global criminal organization that Bond is pitted against?, answer: Spectre | question: How many times has Spectre appeared in a film since 1971's Diamonds Are Forever?, answer: first | question: M, Q, and Eve Moneypenny return in Spectre?, answer: Several recurring James Bond characters | question: In what film did Spectre first appear?, answer: an Eon Productions film | question: What was the name of the first Eon film to feature Spectre?, answer: Forever,[N
+question: What county is Maycomb in?, answer: Maycomb County | question: Where does the story take place?, answer: Maycomb | question: How long have the adults of Maycomb seen Boo?, answer: many years | question: Where does the story take place?, answer: place | question: Who is the Scout?, answer: Jean Louise Finch | question: What is Jean Louise Finch's nickname?, answer: Scout | question: Who is Jean Louise Finch's older brother?, answer: Jem | question: Where does the story take place?, answer: the fictional "tired old town | question: What state is Maycomb in?, answer: Alabama | question: The story takes place in the fictional "tired old town" of Maycomb, Alabama during what period?, answer: the Great Depression
+question: Whose art is visual, and with cinematographic fluidity and subtlety we see a scene melting into another scene without jolts of transition?, answer: Harper Lee | question: Who is the strongest element of style noted by critics and reviewers?, answer: Lee | question: Who noted Lee's talent for narration?, answer: critics | question: What is the strongest element of Lee's work?, answer: style | question: What was Granville Hicks' profession?, answer: literary critic | question: Whoquestioned Scout's preternatural vocabulary and depth of understanding?, answer: reviewers | question: What is the simplicity of 'Harper Lee'?, answer: childhood observation | question: What element of style was noted by critics and reviewers in "Tactile brilliance"?, answer: The strongest element | question: In what publication was 'tactile brilliance' referred to?, answer: Time | question: What is the strongest element of style noted by critics and reviewers?, answer: narration
+question: What is viewed as the deliberate killing of a certain group?, answer: genocide | question: What may genocide be a legal liability within?, answer: international relations | question: The Peace of Westphalia was established in 1648 before what term was coined?, answer: the term genocide | question: The study of genocide has mainly been focused on what aspect of the term?, answer: the legal aspect | question: What does formally recognizing genocide as a crime involve?, answer: prosecution | question: What may genocide be in international relations?, answer: a legal liability | question: What is genocide viewed as the deliberate killing of?, answer: a certain group | question: Genocide is often committed by officials in power of a state or what?, answer: area | question: In 1648, the Peace of what country was established to protect ethnic, national, racial and religious groups?, answer: Westphalia | question: In what aspect is genocide viewed as the deliberate killing of a certain group?, answer: a general aspect
+question: What covers economic and political organization, law and conflict resolution, patterns of consumption and exchange, material culture, technology, infrastructure, gender relations, ethnicity, childrearing and socialization, religion, myth, symbols, values, etiquette, worldview, sports, music, nutrition, recreation, games, food, festivals, and language?, answer: Sociocultural anthropology | question: What is the study of kinship and social organization a central focus of?, answer: sociocultural anthropology | question: What is a central focus of sociocultural anthropology?, answer: social organization | question: What is the object of study in sociocultural anthropology?, answer: linguistic anthropology | question: What is a human universal?, answer: kinship | question: What is a central focus of sociocultural anthropology?, answer: study | question: What does sociocultural anthropology cover?, answer: material culture | question: What does sociocultural anthropology cover?, answer: gender relations | question: What does sociocultural anthropology cover?, answer: economic and political organization | question: What does sociocultural anthropology cover?, answer: patterns
+question: The success of American Idol has been described as "unparalleled in broadcasting what?, answer: history | question: American Idol was said to be the most impactful show in the history of what?, answer: television | question: What show has become a recognized springboard for launching the career of many artists as bona fide stars?, answer: American Idol | question: What American show has become a recognized springboard for launching the career of many artists as bona fide stars?, answer: Idol | question: What has American Idol become a recognized springboard for launching the career of many artists as?, answer: bona fide stars | question: Kelly Clarkson, Carrie Underwood, Chris Daughtry, Fantasia, Ruben Studdard, Jennifer Hudson, Clay Aiken, Adam Lambert and Jordin Sparks are examples of what?, answer: pop idols | question: American Idol was said to be the most impactful show in what?, answer: the history | question: Who is one of the pop idols that American Idol has spawned?, answer: Kelly Clarkson | question: What magazine said American Idol spawned 345 chart-toppers in its first ten years?, answer: Billboard magazine | question: Who is one of the pop idols that American Idol has spawned?, answer: Carrie Underwood
+question: Who fought against the Ku Klux Klan in 1924?, answer: Notre Dame students | question: What college was seen as a symbol of the threat posed by the Catholic Church?, answer: Notre Dame | question: What reflected the rising status of Irish Americans and Catholics in the 1920s?, answer: Note Dame | question: What was the nationality of Notre Dame's students in the 1920s?, answer: Irish Americans | question: Who implored the students to obey the college president and refrain from further violence?, answer: football coach Knute Rockne | question: Notre Dame's success in the 1920s reflected the rising status of Irish Americans and what other group?, answer: Catholics | question: What did the success of Notre Dame reflect?, answer: rising status | question: What was Notre Dame's role as a high-profile flagship institution of Catholicism easy target of?, answer: anti-Catholicism | question: Who fought with the Ku Klux Klan in 1924?, answer: students | question: What type of ism was Notre Dame a target of?, answer: anti-Catholic
+question: According to a CMT exec, who is the first choice for anyone to go to a cattle call audition on TV?, answer: Idol alumni | question: What genre of music is Idol particularly strong in?, answer: country music | question: What is the name of the CMT exec's show?, answer: Idol | question: What did Idol have a proven way to sell?, answer: records | question: What is the industry divided on?, answer: the show success | question: What format is Idol particularly strong in?, answer: the country music format | question: Idol was described as having a valid way to pick what?, answer: talent | question: What did Idol say it has done to sell records?, answer: a proven way | question: What is a cattle call?, answer: audition | question: What has led to a more positive assessment of Idol?, answer: the show
+question: In vitro characterization of what usually includes the determination of the minimum inhibitory concentration and minimum bactericidal concentration of an antibacterial?, answer: antibacterial activity | question: A bactericidal activity of what depends frequently on its concentration?, answer: antibacterials | question: The successful outcome of antimicrobial therapy depends on several factors, including host defense mechanisms, the location of infection, and the pharmacokinetic and pharmacodynamic properties of what?, answer: antibacterial compounds | question: What does a bactericidal activity of antibacterials often require?, answer: ongoing metabolic activity | question: What type of therapy depends on host defense mechanisms, the location of infection, and the pharmacokinetic and pharmacodynamic properties of the antibacterial?, answer: antimicrobial therapy | question: What determines the successful outcome of antimicrobial therapy with antibacterial compounds?, answer: several factors | question: What is used as markers of drug efficacy?, answer: several pharmacological parameters | question: In vitro characterization of antibacterial activity usually includes the determination of the minimum inhibitory concentration and what?, answer: minimum bactericidal concentration | question: What have these findings been shown to eliminate in clinical settings?, answer: bacterial infection | question: A bactericidal activity of antibacterials often requires ongoing metabolic activity and division of what?, answer: bacterial cells
+question: The Four Noble Truths are said to provide a conceptual framework for what?, answer: Buddhist thought | question: The Four Noble Truths are said to provide a conceptual framework for what type of thought?, answer: Buddhist | question: The Four Noble Truths are regarded as central to the teachings of what religion?, answer: Buddhism | question: What are regarded as central to the teachings of Buddhism?, answer: the Four Noble Truths | question: What are the teachings on the Four Noble Truths said to provide for Buddhist thought?, answer: a conceptual framework | question: What is regarded as central to the teachings of Buddhism?, answer: The teachings | question: The Four Noble Truths are regarded as central to what?, answer: the teachings | question: What is suffering, anxiety, and unsatisfactoriness?, answer: dukkha | question: What is dukkha?, answer: (suffering, anxiety, unsatisfactoriness | question: What do the Four Noble Truths explain about dukkha?, answer: its causes
+question: What did NGC Magazine claim would give the player the option of using when a GameCube copy of Twilight Princess was played on the Revolution?, answer: Wii controls | question: What did the team adapt to the new interface?, answer: camera control | question: Nintendo announced that both versions of Twilight Princess would be available at E3 2006, and had a playable version of Twilight Princess for what device?, answer: Wii | question: What did the team work on?, answer: a Wii control scheme | question: Who claimed that when a GameCube copy of Twilight Princess was played on the Revolution, it would give the player the option of using the Revolution controller?, answer: British publication NGC Magazine | question: What was mirrored when Aonuma used the Wii Remote to control the sword in Link's left hand?, answer: the entire Wii version map | question: What game was released for the Wii in 2006?, answer: Twilight Princess | question: Whose movements did the prototype not show?, answer: Link | question: When did Nintendo announce that both versions of the Wii controller would be available?, answer: the Wii launch | question: What publication claimed that when a GameCube copy of Twilight Princess was played on the Revolution, it would give the player the option of using the Revolution controller?, answer: NGC Magazine
+question: Where are the three major American broadcast networks headquartered?, answer: New York | question: NYCTV has produced Emmy Award-winning shows covering music and culture in city neighborhoods and what?, answer: city government | question: NYCTV has produced Emmy Award-winning shows in what areas of New York?, answer: city neighborhoods | question: Which major American broadcast network is headquartered in New York?, answer: NBC | question: What cable network is based in New York?, answer: Comedy Central | question: What cable network is based in New York?, answer: Fox News | question: What industry developed in New York and is a significant employer in the city's economy?, answer: The television industry | question: Which major American broadcast network is headquartered in New York?, answer: CBS | question: What award has NYCTV won?, answer: Emmy Award | question: What city operates a public broadcast service called NYCTV?, answer: The City of New York
+question: What type of programming did NDtv have in 2006?, answer: original programming | question: What type of programming is offered by WSND-FM?, answer: educational programming | question: When did NDtv become a full 24-hour channel?, answer: September | question: What type of music does WSND-FM bring to the airwaves?, answer: alternative rock | question: What community does WSND-FM serve?, answer: larger South Bend community | question: What is the name of the television station in South Bend?, answer: NDtv | question: Who does WSND-FM offer a chance to become involved in bringing classical music, fine arts, and educational programming to the airwaves?, answer: students | question: What community does WSND-FM serve?, answer: South Bend | question: What type of music does WSND-FM bring to the airwaves?, answer: classical music | question: What type of programming is offered by WSND-FM?, answer: fine arts
+question: What is the name of the "powerful dog breed"?, answer: Old English docga | question: Where does the English word dog come from?, answer: Middle English dogge | question: From what language does the word "dog" come from?, answer: Old English | question: Where does the English word dog come from?, answer: Middle English | question: What language does the word dog come from?, answer: English | question: What may ultimately derive from the earliest layer of Proto-Indo-European vocabulary?, answer: The term dog | question: What is generally used for both of the domesticated and feral varieties?, answer: The term "domestic dog | question: What comes from Middle English dogge?, answer: The English word dog | question: The term "domestic dog" is generally used for both of what types of dogs?, answer: the domesticated and feral varieties | question: What is docga?, answer: a "powerful dog breed
+question: What term is applied to any language which descends from the ancestral Proto-Iranian language?, answer: Iranian | question: What language does the term Iranian descend from?, answer: the ancestral Proto-Iranian language | question: What is the Persian and Sanskrit origin word for Iranian?, answer: Arya | question: What ancestral language is Iran derived from?, answer: Proto-Iranian | question: What language does the word Arya come from?, answer: Sanskrit | question: What is the origin of the word Arya?, answer: Persian | question: What is the term Iranian applied to?, answer: any language | question: What is the origin of the word Arya?, answer: the Persian and Sanskrit origin word | question: What is applied to any language which descends from the ancestral Proto-Iranian language?, answer: The term | question: What is the term Iranian applied to?, answer: which
+question: What diocese was the term cardinal applied to as early as the ninth century?, answer: Rome | question: Who is referred to as a cardinal?, answer: the senior priest | question: What language is the term cardinal based on?, answer: Latin | question: What is the Latin word for cardo?, answer: hinge | question: What term was applied to any priest permanently assigned or incardinated to a church?, answer: The term cardinal | question: What are tituli?, answer: parishes | question: What type of church is a senior priest of?, answer: an important church | question: What is the College of cardinals of St Paul's Cathedral?, answer: Minor Canons | question: Who was the term cardinal applied to at one time?, answer: any priest | question: Who was the term cardinal applied to as early as the ninth century?, answer: the priests
+question: The term financial innovation refers to the ongoing development of what?, answer: financial products | question: Whose books can these products be valued on?, answer: financial institutions | question: The term financial innovation refers to the ongoing development of financial products designed to achieve what?, answer: particular client objectives | question: What term refers to the ongoing development of financial products designed to achieve particular client objectives?, answer: The term financial innovation | question: What does CDS stand for?, answer: credit default swaps | question: What does financial innovation assist with?, answer: financing | question: What type of mortgages were bundled into mortgage-backed securities?, answer: subprime mortgages | question: What is the default of a borrower?, answer: a particular risk exposure | question: What does the term financial innovation refer to?, answer: the ongoing development | question: What does CDS stand for?, answer: credit insurance
+question: In what religion is the term parinirvana also encountered?, answer: Buddhism | question: When does parinirvana occur?, answer: death | question: What does the term parinirvana refer to?, answer: the complete nirvana | question: What is also encountered in Buddhism?, answer: The term parinirvana | question: What expires when the arahant dies?, answer: the physical body | question: Who attains the complete nirvana at the moment of death?, answer: the arahant | question: When does the arahant attain nirvana?, answer: the moment | question: What does the term parinirvana refer to?, answer: this
+question: Who was the prime minister of the United Kingdom in the 18th century?, answer: Sir Robert Walpole | question: Who was the prime minister in the United Kingdom in the 18th century?, answer: Robert Walpole | question: Who used the term prime minister in reference to Sir Robert Walpole?, answer: members | question: What body used the term prime minister in reference to Sir Robert Walpole?, answer: parliament | question: What did members of parliament disparagingly use the term prime minister in?, answer: reference | question: What term originated in the 18th century in the United Kingdom?, answer: The term prime minister | question: When did the term prime minister originate?, answer: the 18th century | question: Where did the term prime minister originate?, answer: the United Kingdom | question: In what century did the term prime minister become honorific?, answer: the 21st century | question: What did members of parliament disparagingly use in reference to Sir Robert Walpole?, answer: the title
+question: Where is the University of Hamburg?, answer: Germany | question: Who created the term 'chromosome'?, answer: Hans Winkler | question: Where was Hans Winkler a professor of botany?, answer: Hamburg | question: Hans Winkler was a professor of what field at the University of Hamburg?, answer: botany | question: What was Hans Winkler's profession?, answer: professor | question: The Oxford Dictionary suggests the name is a blend of the words gene and what?, answer: chromosome | question: Where was Hans Winkler a professor of botany?, answer: the University of Hamburg | question: What was created in 1920 by Hans Winkler?, answer: The term | question: Where was Hans Winkler a professor of botany?, answer: the University | question: What does the -ome word rhizome fit systematically into?, answer: genome
+question: What is the name of the dynasty that ruled Tajikistan?, answer: Mongol Empire | question: What is the name of the dynasty that ruled Tajikistan?, answer: Samanid Empire | question: What is the name of the dynasty that ruled Tajikistan?, answer: Hephthalite Empire | question: What is the name of the dynasty that ruled Tajikistan?, answer: Sassanian Empire | question: What was the territory that now constitutes Tajikistan previously home to?, answer: several ancient cultures | question: What is the name of the culture that was ruled by the Oxus civilization?, answer: Andronovo culture | question: What was the territory that now constitutes Tajikistan previously home to?, answer: cultures | question: What country became independent in 1991?, answer: Tajikistan | question: What is the name of the dynasty that ruled Tajikistan?, answer: Timurid dynasty | question: What dynasty ruled Tajikistan during this time?, answer: the Russian Empire
+question: What does Atticus have to shoot a rabid dog?, answer: racial injustice | question: Atticus is alone when he faces a group intending to lynch who?, answer: Tom Robinson | question: Atticus is alone when he faces a group that intends to do what?, answer: lynch Tom Robinson | question: What is the racism that denies the humanity of Tom Robinson?, answer: real mad dog | question: Atticus is alone when he faces a group that intends to lynch who?, answer: Tom | question: Who does Atticus need to fight against the town's racism?, answer: other white citizens | question: Who must shoot a rabid dog?, answer: Atticus | question: In what book does the theme of racial injustice appear symbolically?, answer: the novel | question: In what town does Atticus shoot a rabid dog?, answer: Maycomb | question: What does Atticus have to shoot?, answer: a rabid dog
+question: What did most non-Apple machines not have at the time of the third generation?, answer: FireWire ports | question: What did Apple discontinue using for data transfer?, answer: FireWire | question: What did Apple begin shipping iPods with instead of FireWire?, answer: USB connectivity | question: What generation of iPod included a 30-pin dock connector?, answer: third | question: What did Apple begin shipping iPods with instead of FireWire?, answer: USB cables | question: Apple began shipping iPods with what cable instead of FireWire?, answer: USB | question: What was the fourth generation of Apple's iPod?, answer: iPod Nano | question: What iPod uses a single 3.5 mm minijack phone connector?, answer: iPod Shuffle | question: What did Apple discontinue using FireWire for?, answer: data transfer | question: What was the second generation of the iPod Nano?, answer: iPod Touch
+question: What does the first-generation iPod Shuffle not exhibit for any load?, answer: reduced bass response | question: The third-generation iPod had a weak bass response as shown in what?, answer: audio tests | question: What type of headphones have low-impedance?, answer: most consumer headphones | question: What iPod uses a dual-transistor output stage instead of a single capacitor-coupled output?, answer: iPod Shuffle | question: What generation of iPod had a weak bass response?, answer: third | question: What has a weak bass response?, answer: iPod | question: What did the third-generation iPod have?, answer: a weak bass response | question: What reduces the problem of low-frequency bass output?, answer: high-impedance headphones | question: What were used in the fourth-generation iPods?, answer: Similar capacitors | question: What does the high-pass filter attenuate?, answer: the low-frequency bass output
+question: Who was the host of the 13th season of The Simpsons?, answer: Ryan Seacrest | question: What was Ryan Seacrest's role in the 13th season?, answer: host | question: On what date did the thirteenth season of "The Simpsons" premiere?, answer: January | question: Who joined Randy Jackson on the judging panel?, answer: Keith Urban | question: Who was Jennifer Lopez's former mentor?, answer: Harry Connick | question: Who joined Jennifer Lopez and Harry Connick, Jr. on the panel?, answer: Urban | question: Who joined Jennifer Lopez on the judging panel?, answer: former mentor Harry Connick, Jr. | question: Who replaced Keith Urban on the judging panel?, answer: Randy Jackson | question: Who moved from the judging panel to the role of in-mentor?, answer: Jackson | question: Who joined Keith Urban on the judging panel?, answer: Jr.
+question: What may the three marks of existence reflect?, answer: Upanishadic or other influences | question: The three marks of what may reflect Upanishadic or other influences?, answer: existence | question: What did K.R. Norman believe the three marks of existence were to his hearers?, answer: familiair | question: K.R. Norman thinks the terms were already in use at what time?, answer: Buddha | question: Who thinks the terms were already in use at the Buddha's time?, answer: K.R. Norman | question: K.R. Norman thinks the terms were already in what at the Buddha's time?, answer: use | question: How many marks of existence may reflect Upanishadic or other influences?, answer: three marks | question: Who did K.R. Norman believe the three marks of existence were familiair to?, answer: his hearers | question: What may reflect Upanishadic or other influences?, answer: The three marks
+question: In what week were the male contestants eliminated?, answer: first | question: Who was the last male to be eliminated?, answer: Lazaro Arbos | question: When were the top four contestants given an extra week to perform again?, answer: the first week | question: Who was Lazaro Arbos?, answer: the last male | question: How long did it take for the top four contestants to perform again?, answer: an extra week | question: For how many times were the top 5 contestants all female in the show's history?, answer: the first time | question: How many males were in the top 10 contestants?, answer: five males | question: Which contestants were eliminated consecutively in the first five weeks?, answer: the males | question: When were the males eliminated?, answer: the first five weeks | question: Which contestants were eliminated in the first five weeks?, answer: The top 10 contestants
+question: Who replaced Mario Vazquez?, answer: Nikko Smith | question: Who did the top 12 finalists originally include?, answer: Mario Vazquez | question: Who dropped out of the show due to personal reasons?, answer: Vazquez | question: What did the employee of Freemantle Media sue the company for?, answer: wrongful termination | question: What did the employee of Freemantle Media complain about?, answer: lewd behavior | question: Why did Mario Vazquez drop out of the show?, answer: personal reasons | question: How many finalists were there in the show?, answer: The top 12 finalists | question: What company did the employee of Mario Vazquez work for?, answer: Freemantle Media | question: What did Freemantle Media produce?, answer: the show | question: Who did the employee of Freemantle Media sue for wrongful termination?, answer: the company
+question: In what season was Guitar Hero added to the tour?, answer: season | question: What was the gross of the season five tour?, answer: gross | question: What was the name of the finalist who won a sing-off in the season twelve tour?, answer: - | question: What was the most successful tour?, answer: five tour | question: M&M's Pretzel Chocolate Candies was a sponsor of what tour?, answer: nine tour | question: For what season was Guitar Hero added?, answer: seven tour | question: In the season twelve tour, a semi-finalist who won a sing-off was added to what tour?, answer: the tour | question: What season was the most successful tour with grossed over $35 million?, answer: The season | question: The top ten toured at the end of what season?, answer: every season | question: In what season was a semi-finalist added to the tour?, answer: the season
+question: What part of the Northern Rocky Mountains are the Absaroka and Beartooth ranges?, answer: part | question: The Continental Divide divides much of the state into what two regions?, answer: distinct eastern and western regions | question: What region of Montana is prairie part of?, answer: Great Plains | question: The Continental Divide defines the topography of what state?, answer: the state | question: Where are most of Montana's mountain ranges located?, answer: the Northern Rocky Mountains | question: The Absaroka and Beartooth ranges are technically part of what mountain range?, answer: the Central Rocky Mountains | question: What type of ranges interrupt the prairie landscape common in the central and eastern parts of the state?, answer: isolated island | question: What part of Montana is part of the northern Great Plains?, answer: prairie, part | question: What defines the topography of Montana?, answer: the Continental Divide | question: In what parts of the state is the prairie landscape common?, answer: the central and eastern parts
+question: What nationality were the officials who lit the flames for the San Francisco relay?, answer: Chinese Olympic | question: Where was the torch lit?, answer: AT&T Park | question: Who surrounded the torchbearers?, answer: Olympic security guards | question: At what time did the San Francisco relay begin?, answer: UTC | question: Who was reported to have been swamped and trailed by angry crowds?, answer: non-Chinese | question: What group of people clashed with the first runner in the relay?, answer: pro-China demonstrators | question: Who briefly held the flame at AT&T Park?, answer: American and Chinese Olympic officials | question: What nationality were the Olympic officials?, answer: American | question: What type of security guards surrounded the torchbearers?, answer: Olympic | question: Who were the protesters bused in by?, answer: other pro-China groups
+question: What is Portugal a destination for?, answer: international students | question: What is the average Portuguese 15-year-old student rated in terms of reading, mathematics, and science knowledge?, answer: literacy | question: What is the literacy rate in Portugal?, answer: The total adult literacy rate | question: In what country is the average Portuguese 15-year-old student rated at the same level as students from the United States, Sweden, Germany, Ireland, France, Denmark, Hungary, and Taipei?, answer: United Kingdom | question: What is close to 100 percent?, answer: Portuguese primary school enrollments | question: What does PISA stand for?, answer: International Student Assessment | question: What is the total adult literacy rate in Portugal?, answer: 99 percent | question: What country is among the top places of origin for international students?, answer: Portuguese | question: Who totaled 380,937 in 2005?, answer: All higher education students | question: What two subjects does the average Portuguese 15-year-old student have a high level of?, answer: mathematics and science knowledge
+question: In 2002, what was the amount of solar energy absorbed by the Earth's atmosphere, oceans and land masses more than the world used in one year?, answer: year | question: What is absorbed by the Earth's atmosphere, oceans, and land masses?, answer: solar energy | question: The total solar energy absorbed by the atmosphere, oceans, and land masses of what planet is 3,850,000 exajoules per year?, answer: Earth | question: The total solar energy absorbed by the Earth's atmosphere, oceans, and what else is absorbed by the Earth?, answer: land masses | question: In 2002, how much more solar energy was absorbed in one hour than the world used in one year?, answer: more energy | question: What is the total solar energy absorbed by the Earth's atmosphere, oceans, and land masses called?, answer: EJ | question: What is one of the non-renewable resources on Earth that is twice as much energy as it is from coal, oil, and mined uranium?, answer: natural gas | question: The total solar energy absorbed by the Earth's atmosphere, land masses and what other body of water is absorbed by what?, answer: oceans | question: What is the amount of solar energy absorbed by the Earth's atmosphere, oceans, and land masses?, answer: The total solar energy | question: Photosynthesis captures 3,000 EJ per year in what?, answer: biomass
+question: What area accent is characterized as non-rhotic?, answer: New York | question: What is the city name of New York?, answer: New Yawk | question: What is the caricature of saying "Joizey" and "Toidy-Toid Street"?, answer: New Yorkers | question: What is characterized as non-rhotic?, answer: The traditional New York area accent | question: What is not a diphthong?, answer: words | question: In what dialect did the vowel sounds of words like "girl" and "oil" become a diphthong?, answer: the New York dialect | question: What would often misperceive the vowel sounds of words like "girl" and "oil" as a reversal of the er and oy sounds?, answer: other accents | question: What language has a higher vowel sound than New York?, answer: General American | question: What is pronounced "goil" and oil is pronounced "erl"?, answer: girl | question: What is pronounced "erl" in New York?, answer: oil
+question: Where did the trial of John Peter Zenger help establish freedom of the press?, answer: North America | question: Who was trialed in Manhattan in 1735?, answer: John Peter Zenger | question: Where was Columbia University founded?, answer: Lower Manhattan | question: Where was the trial of John Peter Zenger held?, answer: Manhattan | question: Who founded Columbia University?, answer: King George II | question: Who founded Columbia University?, answer: George II | question: Who was stationed in New York during the Sons of Liberty?, answer: British troops | question: What did the trial of John Peter Zenger help establish in North America?, answer: the freedom | question: The trial of John Peter Zenger in 1735 helped establish the freedom of what in North America?, answer: the press | question: What helped establish the freedom of the press in North America?, answer: The trial
+question: Where did Chopin and Liszt live for many years?, answer: close proximity | question: How long did Chopin and Liszt live in close proximity?, answer: many years | question: Where did Chopin and Liszt live for many years?, answer: Paris | question: What composer did Liszt and Berlioz play together?, answer: Chopin | question: What did Chopin and Liszt become?, answer: friends | question: Who did Chopin play with at the Hôtel de France on the Rue Lafitte?, answer: Liszt | question: On what street did Liszt and Chopin live?, answer: the Rue Lafitte | question: What type of music did Chopin and Liszt play at the benefit concert?, answer: piano duet | question: Where was Chopin's last public appearance?, answer: the Paris Conservatory
+question: Who was the youngest male winner of American Idol?, answer: Scotty McCreery | question: Who won American Idol in 2011?, answer: Lauren Alaina | question: Who released "Like My Mother Does"?, answer: Alaina | question: Who was the youngest male winner of American Idol?, answer: McCreery | question: What competition did Scotty McCreery win?, answer: American Idol | question: What rank did Scotty McCreery's debut album reach on the US Billboard 200?, answer: No | question: What competition did Scotty McCreery win?, answer: Idol | question: What were the names of the two finalists of American Idol in 2011?, answer: . | question: What were the two finalists of American Idol in 2011?, answer: both teenage country singers | question: What was Scotty McCreery's rank on the Billboard 200?, answer: the youngest male artist
+question: Who won the contest in the most controversial voting result since season two?, answer: Kris Allen | question: Who was the second runner-up?, answer: Adam Lambert | question: Who won the contest in the most controversial voting result since season two?, answer: Allen | question: What state did Kris Allen live in?, answer: Arkansas | question: Who was accused of unfairly influencing the votes?, answer: AT&T employees | question: Kris Allen won the contest in the most controversial voting result since what season?, answer: season | question: What company was accused of influencing the votes of Kris Allen?, answer: AT&T | question: What did AT&T employees give at viewing parties in Arkansas?, answer: lessons | question: AT&T employees were accused of giving lessons on power-texting at viewing what in Arkansas?, answer: parties
+question: What is the name of the subway system in Lisbon?, answer: Lisbon Metro | question: What is the name of the metro system in the Porto Metropolitan Area?, answer: Porto Metro | question: What is the name of the subway system in Lisbon?, answer: Metro Sul | question: What has been supplied by the Companhia de Carris de Ferro de Lisboa for over a century?, answer: Lisbon tram services | question: What do the two largest metropolitan areas have?, answer: subway systems | question: What is the name of the largest metropolitan area that has a subway system?, answer: Lisbon | question: What does the Porto Metro have more than 35 km of?, answer: lines | question: What is the name of the metropolitan area in which a tram network began construction in 1895?, answer: Porto | question: Where are the Lisbon Metro and Metro Sul do Tejo located?, answer: the Lisbon Metropolitan Area | question: What is the name of the Companhia de Ferro de Lisboa?, answer: Carris
+question: Which of Chopin's sonatas was written in 1839?, answer: . | question: What is the name of the sonata written in 1839?, answer: Op | question: Which of Chopin's sonatas was written in 1839?, answer: No | question: What was Chopin able to combine within a formal large musical structure?, answer: many elements | question: What is the name of the sonata written in 1839?, answer: Op. 35 | question: What is in the Op. 58 sonata that is closer to the German tradition?, answer: many passages | question: The last movement of Chopin's sonata is a brief (75-bar) perpetuum mobile in which the hands play in what?, answer: unmodified octave unison | question: What was Chopin able to combine in Op. 35?, answer: his virtuosic piano technique—"a kind | question: What did Chopin's Op. 58 sonata have many passages of?, answer: complex counterpoint | question: Chopin's Op. 58 sonata is closer to what tradition?, answer: German
+question: What supported both the Baird system and the Baird system?, answer: early television sets | question: What was the Baird system used for?, answer: live programming | question: What was the Baird system used for?, answer: filmed programming and Farnsworth image dissector cameras | question: When did the Baird system close down?, answer: February | question: How were the Baird and Baird systems run?, answer: a trial basis | question: What was the name of the image dissector system used by the Baird system?, answer: Farnsworth | question: When did the Baird system close down?, answer: Saturday | question: What did early television sets support?, answer: both resolutions | question: What was the name of the system that used a mechanical camera for filmed programming?, answer: the Baird system | question: What did the Baird system use for filmed programming?, answer: a mechanical camera
+question: Who was Hannes' father?, answer: Oberhauser | question: Whose secret room do Bond and Swann discover?, answer: White | question: How do Bond and Swann travel to the nearest station?, answer: train | question: What is the name of the secret room in which Bond and Swann find co-ordinates pointing to Oberhauser's operations base?, answer: co | question: Who is thrown off the train by Bond?, answer: Mr Hinx | question: Who is thrown off the train by Bond and Swann?, answer: Hinx | question: Who thrown Hinx off the train?, answer: Bond
+question: Who was known for writing very few personal letters of the kind that would help to gain insight on his life?, answer: Whitehead | question: Who wrote the biography of Whitehead?, answer: Victor Lowe | question: Who remarked on the first page of Whitehead's biography, "No professional biographer in his right mind would touch him?", answer: Lowe | question: What was Whitehead's family instructed to destroy after his death?, answer: Nachlass | question: What was Whitehead known for writing few personal letters of the kind that would help to gain insight on?, answer: his life | question: The two volume biography of Whitehead is the most definitive presentation of what?, answer: the life | question: What is the most definitive presentation of Whitehead's life?, answer: The two volume biography | question: What was Whitehead known for writing few personal letters of the kind that would help him gain?, answer: insight
+question: What type of animal has a typical lifespan of 10 to 13 years?, answer: dogs | question: What may live well beyond the median of their breed?, answer: Individual dogs | question: The typical lifespan of dogs varies widely among what?, answer: breeds | question: How many dogs in a population have died?, answer: half | question: What is the age at which half the dogs in a population have died and half are still alive?, answer: the median longevity | question: What varies widely among breeds?, answer: The typical lifespan | question: Individual dogs may live well beyond the median of what?, answer: their breed | question: What is the median longevity?, answer: the age | question: How many dogs in a population have died?, answer: half the dogs | question: How many dogs in a population have died?, answer: a population
+question: What book popularized modern mathematical logic and drew important connections between logic, epistemology, and metaphysics?, answer: Principia Mathematica | question: Principia Mathematica popularized what?, answer: modern mathematical logic | question: What is mixed about Principia Mathematica?, answer: The ultimate substantive legacy | question: What did Gödel's incompleteness theorem show could not be deduced from the axioms and inference rules of Principia Mathematica?, answer: mathematics | question: What did Gödel's incompleteness theorem show that for any set of axioms and what to encapsulate mathematics, there would in fact be some truths of mathematics which could not be deduced from them?, answer: inference rules | question: Principia Mathematica drew connections between epistemology, metaphysics, and what?, answer: logic | question: Principia Mathematica drew what between logic, epistemology, and metaphysics?, answer: important connections | question: Principia Mathematica's legacy might be described as its key role in disproving the possibility of achieving what?, answer: its own stated goals
+question: What did the university first offer in the form of a Master of Arts?, answer: graduate degrees | question: What type of programs are offered by the College of Arts and Letters?, answer: PhD programs | question: What does MA stand for?, answer: Master | question: What type of programs does the College of Business offer?, answer: Accountancy programs | question: What expanded to include Master of Laws and Master of Civil Engineering?, answer: program | question: How many professional programs does the College of Business offer?, answer: multiple professional programs | question: Where do students teach in the Alliance for Catholic Education program?, answer: Catholic elementary schools | question: What does each of the five colleges offer?, answer: graduate education | question: What type of schools are offered by the Alliance for Catholic Education program?, answer: middle schools | question: The Alliance for Catholic Education program offers a Master of Education program where students teach in Catholic elementary schools, middle schools, and what other schools?, answer: high schools
+question: What is the Congregation of?, answer: Holy Cross | question: What is another name for the Congregation of Holy Cross?, answer: Sancta Cruce | question: What is the abbreviation for the Congregation of Holy Cross?, answer: CSC | question: What is the name of the church that Notre Dame is affiliated with?, answer: Congregatio | question: What language is the Congregation of Holy Cross?, answer: Latin | question: What is one type of religious club at Notre Dame?, answer: non-Catholic | question: What type of Mass is celebrated over 100 times per week on campus?, answer: Catholic | question: What religion is the majority of Notre Dame's students?, answer: catholic | question: What is the name of the religious club at Notre Dame?, answer: Orthodox Christian Fellowship | question: What is the abbreviation for the Congregation of Holy Cross?, answer: , abbreviated postnominals
+question: What is the name of the house where retired priests and brothers reside?, answer: Holy Cross House | question: What Congregation does Notre Dame belong to?, answer: Holy Cross | question: Where are the official headquarters of the Congregation of Holy Cross located?, answer: Rome | question: What is the name of Notre Dame's main seminary?, answer: Moreau Seminary | question: Where is the Moreau Seminary located?, answer: St. Joseph lake | question: Where is Old College located?, answer: St. Mary lake | question: Who has praised writers from Notre Dame and Moreau Seminary?, answer: theologian Frederick Buechner | question: Who has praised writers from Notre Dame and Moreau Seminary created a Buechner Prize for Preaching?, answer: Frederick Buechner | question: What is the name of the building near the Grotto where retired priests and brothers reside?, answer: Columba Hall | question: Who does the Old College house?, answer: undergraduate seminarians
+question: What is one of the purposes of the Global Gateways?, answer: alumni support | question: How many centers does the university own around the world?, answer: several centers | question: What is the purpose of the Global Gateways?, answer: international studies | question: What type of events are held in the London center?, answer: conferences | question: In what city has the University of London had a presence since 1968?, answer: London | question: Where is the university's London center located?, answer: Trafalgar Square | question: What is one of the purposes of the Global Gateways?, answer: research | question: What was the former name of the university's London center?, answer: United University Club | question: What type of event is hosted at the University of London's London center?, answer: symposia | question: What has been based in Trafalgar Square since 1998?, answer: its London center
+question: Who introduced the term Irano-Aryan?, answer: Christian Lassen | question: Who contrasted Irano-Aryan with Indo-Aryan?, answer: George Abraham Grierson | question: Who contrasted Irano-Aryan with Indo-Aryan?, answer: Max Müller | question: What language family did Christian Lassen introduce the term Irano-Aryan in 1836?, answer: Iranian | question: What term did Robert Needham Cust use in 1878?, answer: Irano-Aryan | question: What did Christian Lassen use the term for in 1836?, answer: the Iranian language family | question: What is Indo-Aryan?, answer: Indic | question: What was the profession of George Abraham Grierson and Max Müller?, answer: Orientalists | question: What language family did Grierson and Müller contrast with Irano-Aryan?, answer: Indo-Aryan | question: What term did Robert Needham Cust use in 1878?, answer: the term Irano-Aryan
+question: What is the leading metropolitan gateway for legal immigrants admitted into the United States?, answer: New York City | question: What city is home to the largest Jewish as well as Israeli communities outside Israel?, answer: New York | question: What is ethnically diverse in New York City?, answer: The wider New York City metropolitan area | question: What is the second-largest metropolitan area in the United States?, answer: Los Angeles | question: What does the Jewish population in New York City include?, answer: many diverse Jewish sects | question: New York City is home to the largest Russian American, Italian American, and what other population?, answer: African American populations | question: What is by far the leading metropolitan gateway for legal immigrants admitted into the United States?, answer: The New York region | question: New York City is home to many diverse Jewish sects from where?, answer: Eastern Europe | question: What is the largest metropolitan area in the United States?, answer: the second-place Los Angeles metropolitan area | question: New York City is by far the leading metropolitan gateway for what?, answer: legal immigrants
+question: In season twelve, the top twenty semifinalists were split into what?, answer: gender groups | question: In what season did the wildcard round return?, answer: season | question: In what two seasons were five of each gender chosen?, answer: seasons | question: How do the girls and boys perform in season ten?, answer: separate nights | question: What was the name of the round that returned in season eight?, answer: The wildcard round | question: How many wildcards were chosen to produce the final 13?, answer: four wildcards | question: How many wildcards were chosen by the judges in season thirteen?, answer: three wildcards | question: Which contestant was the highest male in the wildcard round?, answer: the highest female | question: Who was the first contestant to advance to the final?, answer: the highest male | question: Who chose the wildcards for the final 13?, answer: the judges
+question: Who do the runners-up of the first ten seasons of American Idol receive a record deal with?, answer: major labels | question: What right does 19 Management have to sign contestants?, answer: first refusal | question: What do the runners-up of the first ten seasons of American Idol receive?, answer: record deals | question: What is the name of the show that 19 Management is affiliated with?, answer: American Idol | question: Who receives a record deal with a major label?, answer: winner | question: What does the winner of American Idol receive?, answer: various lucrative contracts | question: What right does 19 Management have to sign all contestants?, answer: first | question: What label was the winner of American Idol signed with in the fourteenth season?, answer: Big Machine Records | question: What was the first season of American Idol?, answer: season | question: What were the first 10 seasons of American Idol?, answer: seasons
+question: What term was later included as a descriptive term to the process of indictment?, answer: genocide | question: What was a key element of the group's basic existence?, answer: economic infrastructure | question: What did Lemming define as a coordinated strategy to destroy a group of people?, answer: strategies | question: What did Lemming describe as the process of destroying a group of people?, answer: total annihilation | question: According to Lemming, genocide was defined as a coordinated strategy to destroy what of the group's basic existence?, answer: key elements | question: What was the term genocide not yet included as?, answer: a formal legal term | question: The word genocide was later included as a descriptive term to the process of what?, answer: indictment | question: What was the word genocide later added to the process of indictment?, answer: a descriptive term | question: Who defined genocide as a coordinated strategy to destroy a group of people?, answer: Lemming | question: What was later included as a descriptive term to the process of indictment?, answer: The word genocide
+question: What industry did the Berg-Schola Institute train specialists of?, answer: copper mining | question: What did the Berg-Schola Institute of Technology provide?, answer: Further education | question: What was the Berg-Schola Institute of?, answer: Technology | question: What is another name for the Berg-Schola?, answer: Bergschule | question: Where was the Berg-Schola institute located?, answer: Selmecbánya | question: What did the Berg-Schola Institute train specialists of?, answer: precious metal | question: Where was the Berg-Schola institute located?, answer: Kingdom | question: What country was the Berg-Schola Institute of Technology located in?, answer: Hungary | question: In what city was the Berg-Schola institute established?, answer: Vienna | question: What was the Berg-Schola?, answer: first Institute of Technology
+question: What type of education is offered at the Banská Akadémia?, answer: tertiary technical education | question: What is another name for Banská Akadémia?, answer: technical university | question: Where is the Banská Akadémia located?, answer: Banská Štiavnica | question: Who established the Banská Akadémia?, answer: queen Maria Theresa | question: What is another term for a technical university?, answer: technology | question: What are still used for teaching at the Banská Akadémia?, answer: University buildings | question: Who established the Banská Akadémia?, answer: Maria Theresa | question: What was the world's first institution of technology or technical university with tertiary technical education?, answer: first | question: What type of technical education is offered at the Banská Akadémia?, answer: tertiary | question: Where were specialists of silver and gold mining and metallurgy trained?, answer: neighbourhood
+question: What is the Southern U.S. home to?, answer: several music genre scenes | question: What are the theories given for the success of Southerners on Idol?, answer: musical genres | question: What is one theory given for the success of Southerners on Idol?, answer: more versatility | question: Who gets their start in public singing in the Bible Belt?, answer: many people | question: What is the strong heritage of in the Bible Belt?, answer: music | question: Where do many people get their start on Idol?, answer: public singing | question: What is notable in the Bible Belt?, answer: singing | question: What is given for the success of Southerners on Idol?, answer: Theories | question: Who has the highest percentage of cell-phone only households?, answer: Southerners | question: What is the name of the show in which the contestants from the South are aired?, answer: Idol
+question: What do the Theravadins claim from the ancestral Sthvirya?, answer: descent | question: What religion is Theravada?, answer: Buddhist | question: Who portrayed the Pali Canon as the original version of scripture?, answer: Sinhalese Buddhist | question: What is Theravada?, answer: the oldest surviving Buddhist school | question: Who portrayed the Pali Canon as the original version of scripture?, answer: Sinhalese Buddhist reformers | question: What is the oldest surviving Buddhist school?, answer: Theravada | question: What is the Sthaviraya a part of?, answer: the early Buddhist schools | question: When did Sinhalese Buddhist reformers portray the Pali Canon as the original version of scripture?, answer: early twentieth centuries | question: Theravada is generally closest to what?, answer: early Buddhism | question: Who claim descent from the Sthaviraya?, answer: Theravadins
+question: Theravadin Buddhists believe that personal effort is required to realize what?, answer: rebirth | question: What do Theravadin Buddhists believe is required to realize rebirth?, answer: personal effort | question: Who believe that personal effort is required to realize rebirth?, answer: Theravadin Buddhists | question: Laypersons can perform good actions, producing what?, answer: merit | question: What do monks do to serve their lay communities?, answer: teaching | question: Who do monks serve?, answer: their lay communities | question: What can laypersons perform to produce merit?, answer: good actions | question: Who follows the vinaya?, answer: Monks | question: Who can perform good actions?, answer: Laypersons | question: What do monks follow?, answer: the vinaya
+question: Where is Theravada primarily practiced today?, answer: Sri Lanka | question: How much of China, Vietnam, Malaysia, and Bangladesh practice Theravada?, answer: small portions | question: In what country is Theravada primarily practiced?, answer: Bangladesh | question: What is primarily practiced today in Sri Lanka, Burma, Laos, Thailand, Cambodia?, answer: Theravāda | question: In what country is Theravada primarily practiced?, answer: Laos | question: In what country is Theravada primarily practiced?, answer: Burma | question: In what country is Theravada primarily practiced?, answer: Thailand | question: In what country is Theravada primarily practiced?, answer: Cambodia | question: In what country is Theravada primarily practiced?, answer: Malaysia | question: In what country is Theravada primarily practiced?, answer: China
+question: What are the National Institutes of Technology?, answer: Government Institutions | question: What type of education is offered at the Indian Institutes of Technology?, answer: Technology | question: What does the AICTE offer?, answer: higher technical courses | question: What other universities offer higher technical courses in India?, answer: many other Universities | question: What are the Government Institutions of Technology?, answer: National Institutes of Technology | question: What are the 16 autonomous institutes of technology in India?, answer: Indian Institutes of Technology | question: How many autonomous Indian Institutes of Technology are there in India?, answer: addition | question: How many autonomous Indian Institutes of Technology are there?, answer: 16 autonomous Indian Institutes | question: What is the AICTE the authority over in India?, answer: technical education | question: How many Government Institutions of Technology are there in India?, answer: 30 National Institutes
+question: In Saxony, three out of four universities are what?, answer: universities | question: In Saxony, three out of four universities are universities of what?, answer: technology | question: In what country are there 17 universities of technology?, answer: Germany | question: What are the four states not operating?, answer: Technische Universität | question: Which state has the highest number of TUs?, answer: Lower Saxony | question: What state has the highest number of TUs?, answer: Saxony | question: How many universities of technology are in Germany?, answer: 17 universities | question: What state has the highest count of TUs?, answer: Saxony-Anhalt | question: What is not operating in Bremen, Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, Saxony-Anhalt and Schleswig-Holstein?, answer: a Technische Universität | question: Saxony and Lower Saxony have the highest counts of what?, answer: TUs
+question: What is an example of a commodity that can be used to transform a pet dog into an ideal companion?, answer: dog perfumes | question: What is the name of a service that can be used to transform a pet dog into an ideal companion?, answer: dog groomers | question: What is an example of a place where a dog can be used as a companion?, answer: dog cafes | question: What is an example of a place that can be used as a companion for a pet?, answer: dog hotels | question: What is an organized activity that can be traced back to the 18th century?, answer: dog training | question: What proliferated as the process of commodifying the pet dog continued?, answer: Dog training books | question: What became incompatible with the new role of a pet dog?, answer: many normal dog behaviors | question: What type of forms are available to transform a pet dog into an ideal companion?, answer: commodity forms | question: What is an ideal companion for a dog?, answer: a pet dog | question: What was the process of commodifying in the 20th century?, answer: the pet dog
+question: What are the public beaches on St Barthélémy known as?, answer: most beaches | question: What is the name of the beach that is suitable for water sports?, answer: St Jean | question: What is the beach of St Jean suitable for?, answer: water sports | question: On what island are most beaches known as "Anse de..."?, answer: St Barthélémy | question: What is the quieter beach on the island?, answer: St. Jean | question: Which side of the beach is popular for windsurfing?, answer: windward side | question: What are the 15 public beaches on St Barthélémy considered to be suitable for?, answer: swimming | question: Which beaches are popular for windsurfing?, answer: The windward beaches | question: How is the beach at Lorient compared to St. Jean?, answer: a quiet beach | question: Which beach at Lorient is quieter than St. Jean?, answer: The long beach
+question: What is the largest natural freshwater lake in the western United States?, answer: Flathead Lake | question: What is the name of the other major lake in Montana?, answer: Lake McDonald | question: What is the name of the lake on the Kootenai River?, answer: Lake Koocanusa | question: What is the name of the lake on the Marias River?, answer: Lake Elwell | question: What is the name of the major lake in the Flathead Valley?, answer: Whitefish Lake | question: What is the name of the lake in Glacier National Park?, answer: St. Mary Lake | question: What is the largest natural freshwater lake in the western United States?, answer: lakes | question: What are Whitefish Lake and St. Mary Lake?, answer: Other major lakes | question: Where is Flathead Lake located?, answer: United States | question: What type of lake is Fort Peck Reservoir?, answer: reservoirs
+question: What religion is often referred to as a religion?, answer: Buddhism | question: There are differences of what on the question of whether or not Buddhism should be considered a religion?, answer: opinion | question: How many opinions are there on whether or not Buddhism should be considered a religion?, answer: differences | question: What do many sources commonly refer to Buddhism as?, answer: a religion | question: Who refers to Buddhism as a religion?, answer: Many sources | question: What is there disagreement on about whether or not Buddhism should be considered a religion?, answer: the question | question: What is an example of a source that refers to Buddhism as a religion?, answer: example
+question: In what country are the four public institutes of technology owned by the government?, answer: Indonesia | question: How many other institutes are owned by private institutions?, answer: hundreds other institute | question: Who owns hundreds of other institutes in Indonesia?, answer: private or other institutions | question: What type of institutes are owned by the government of Indonesia?, answer: technology | question: How many public institutes of technology are in Indonesia?, answer: four public institutes | question: How many other institutes are owned by private institutions?, answer: hundreds | question: Who owns the four public institutes of technology in Indonesia?, answer: the government | question: How many public institutes of technology are in Indonesia?, answer: four | question: Who owns the four public institutes of technology in Indonesia?, answer: that
+question: Where are the five boroughs of New York City?, answer: New York City | question: What are there hundreds of throughout the five boroughs of New York City?, answer: distinct neighborhoods | question: How many distinct neighborhoods are in the five boroughs of New York City?, answer: hundreds | question: What do many boroughs of New York City have to call their own?, answer: character | question: What is one of the most populous cities in the U.S.?, answer: Manhattan | question: What is the name of the other borough in New York City?, answer: Queens | question: What kind of history do many of the boroughs of New York City have?, answer: a definable history | question: Which borough is one of the most populous cities in the United States?, answer: Bronx | question: What is the name of one of the boroughs that would be among the ten most populous cities in the United States?, answer: Brooklyn | question: Which five boroughs would be among the ten most populous cities in the United States?, answer: the boroughs
+question: What is one of the primary functions of a dog's tail?, answer: dog tails | question: How many shapes are there for dog tails?, answer: many different shapes | question: What type of dog's tail communicates their emotional state?, answer: many canids | question: What can a dog's emotional state be important in getting along with?, answer: others | question: What is the tail docked to avoid?, answer: injuries | question: What type of tail are Braque du Bourbonnais puppies born with?, answer: a short tail | question: Braque du Bourbonnais puppies can be born with a short tail or what?, answer: no tail | question: What is traditionally docked to avoid injuries in hunting dogs?, answer: the tail | question: In what type of dog is the tail docked to avoid injuries?, answer: some hunting dogs
+question: What type of fish is more common in Portugal?, answer: Marine fish species | question: How many species of freshwater fish are there in Portugal?, answer: species | question: What type of marine fish are more common in Portugal?, answer: diverse species | question: What type of fish are well represented in Portugal?, answer: Bioluminescent species | question: What type of fish is more common in Portugal?, answer: marine fish | question: Where do some small and endemic fish live?, answer: small lakes | question: How many freshwater fish species are in Portugal?, answer: more than 100 freshwater fish species | question: What is an example of a small and endemic species that live only in small lakes?, answer: example | question: Where is the giant European catfish located?, answer: the Tagus International Natural Park | question: What type of catfish is in the Tagus International Natural Park?, answer: European
+question: What are there in Southern Europe?, answer: other language groupings | question: Where is Albanian spoken?, answer: Southern Europe | question: Where is the Basque Country located?, answer: southwestern France | question: Albanian is spoken in Albania, Kosovo, Macedoonia, and parts of what country?, answer: Greece | question: In what country is the Basque Country located?, answer: France | question: Where is the Basque Country located?, answer: northern Spain | question: What is Maltese?, answer: the official language | question: Maltese is the official language of what country?, answer: Malta | question: What is Maltese?, answer: a Semitic language | question: What language is spoken in the Basque Country?, answer: The Basque language
+question: What is the name of the state park in New York City?, answer: Clay Pit Ponds State Park Preserve | question: What is the name of the 28-acre facility that rises 69 feet over the Hudson River?, answer: Riverbank State Park | question: In what city is Clay Pit Ponds State Park Preserve located?, answer: New York City | question: What is the name of the state park in New York City?, answer: Park Preserve | question: What is the name of the Ponds State Park Preserve?, answer: Clay Pit | question: What type of trails does Clay Pit Ponds State Park Preserve have?, answer: extensive riding trails | question: How many state parks are within the confines of New York City?, answer: seven state parks | question: Riverbank State Park rises 69 feet over what river?, answer: the Hudson River | question: What type of area is Clay Pit Ponds State Park Preserve?, answer: a natural area | question: Where are the seven state parks located in New York City?, answer: the confines
+question: What was Velletri united with from 1150 until 1914?, answer: Ostia | question: Who separated Velletri from Ostia in 1914?, answer: Pope Pius X | question: Along with Ostia, Albano, Porto, Palestrina, Sabina and Mentana, what is the other suburbicarian see?, answer: Santa Rufina | question: What was united with Ostia from 1150 until 1914?, answer: Velletri | question: Ostia, Albano, Porto and Santa Rufina, Palestrina, Sabina and Mentana, Frascati and Velletri are what type of sees?, answer: suburbicarian | question: Who was the Pope that separated Velletri and Ostia?, answer: Pius X | question: What was the name of the suburbicarian see that was united with Ostia?, answer: Frascati | question: What is the name of one of the suburbicarian sees?, answer: Porto | question: What is the name of the suburbicarian see?, answer: Albano | question: What is the name of the suburbicarian see?, answer: Palestrina
+question: The Wayback Machine does not fill out forms and therefore, do not include the contents of non-RESTful e-commerce databases in their archives?, answer: web site archives | question: Screen shots of what can be used in complaints, answers, or expert witness reports?, answer: web pages | question: The Wayback Machine does not fill out forms and therefore do not include the contents of non-RESTful e-commerce databases in what?, answer: archives | question: What does the Wayback Machine not include in its archives?, answer: non-RESTful e-commerce databases | question: What are there to archiving a web site?, answer: technical limitations | question: Who can misuse the results provided by the archives?, answer: parties | question: What is it possible for opposing parties to misuse the results provided by web site archives?, answer: litigation | question: There are technical limitations to archiving what?, answer: a web site | question: What type of report can contain errors when the underlying links are not exposed?, answer: expert witness reports | question: What does the Wayback Machine not fill out?, answer: forms
+question: What is King Mongkut's University of Technology Thonburi called?, answer: Thonburi Technology Institute | question: What did the two former institutes of technology change their name to?, answer: Technology | question: What is the former name of the Institute of Technology and Vocational Education?, answer: Rajamangala University | question: What did the two former institutes of technology change their name to?, answer: University | question: What is the current name of King Mongkut's University of Technology?, answer: University of Technology Thonburi | question: What is the former name of the Institute of Technology and Vocational Education?, answer: Rajamangala University of Technology | question: What was the former name of Rajamangala University of Technology?, answer: Vocational Education | question: What did the two former institutes of technology change their name to?, answer: University of Technology | question: What was the former name of Rajamangala University of Technology?, answer: Institute of Technology | question: What did Rajamangala University of Technology change its name to?, answer: technology
+question: What has been the use of antibiotics in animal husbandry?, answer: extensive use | question: What did the US District Court order the FDA to revoke approvals for the use of antibiotics in livestock?, answer: FDA regulations | question: Where has there been extensive use of antibiotics?, answer: animal husbandry | question: What has been extensive in animal husbandry?, answer: use | question: What has been used in animal husbandry?, answer: antibiotics | question: What is the US Food and Drug Administration?, answer: FDA | question: What animal was the FDA concerned about the use of antibiotics?, answer: livestock | question: What did the US District Court order the FDA to revoke for the use of antibiotics in livestock?, answer: approvals | question: What did the FDA raise in 1977 due to the use of antibiotics in livestock?, answer: antibiotic-resistant bacterial strains | question: What did the US District Court order the FDA to revoke approvals for in 2012?, answer: the use
+question: What is the term used to describe the conflict in Darfur?, answer: genocide | question: What region of Sudan was declared a genocide in 2003?, answer: Darfur | question: What has been done to categorize the situation in Darfur as genocide?, answer: much debate | question: Who declared the Darfur conflict a genocide?, answer: United States | question: Who declared the conflict in Darfur, Sudan a genocide?, answer: Colin Powell | question: What is Colin Powell's job title?, answer: State | question: Who did Colin Powell testify to about the conflict in Darfur?, answer: the Senate Foreign Relations Committee | question: What document authorized the International Commission of Inquiry on Darfur?, answer: UN Security Council Resolution | question: What body was not a permanent member of the UN Security Council in 2004?, answer: UN Security Council | question: How was Colin Powell able to declare the conflict in Darfur a genocide?, answer: testimony
+question: What has been a major trend in the changing status of?, answer: pet dogs | question: What has the commodification of a dogshaped to conform to human expectations of personality and behaviour?, answer: dogs | question: What are dogs-as-dogs in?, answer: everyday routines | question: In addition to routines, what else has the concept of the family and the home expanded to include dogs-as-dogs?, answer: practices | question: What has the commodification of a dog shaped it to conform to?, answer: human expectations | question: What does the commodification of a dog shape it to conform to?, answer: behaviour | question: What does the commodification of a dog shape it to conform to human expectations?, answer: personality | question: What has been commodified to conform to human expectations of personality and behaviour?, answer: the dog | question: What have been two major trends in?, answer: the changing status | question: How many major trends have there been in the changing status of pet dogs?, answer: two major trends
+question: What is a direct relationship between wealth and consumption and business investment?, answer: declines | question: What is the economic engine?, answer: government spending | question: What is down $14 trillion since peaking in the second quarter of 2007?, answer: household wealth | question: What is down $14 trillion since peaking in the second quarter of 2007?, answer: wealth | question: What is the economic engine of the U.S.?, answer: investment | question: What is the economic engine of the U.S.?, answer: consumption and business investment | question: What is the second largest household asset in the United States?, answer: Total retirement assets | question: What type of assets lost $1.3 trillion between 2007 and 2008?, answer: pension assets | question: What is the second largest household asset in the United States?, answer: assets | question: What is the relationship between declines in wealth and declines in consumption and business investment?, answer: the economic engine
+question: What would be demolished and a rebuilt together at the location of the Bretonside bus station?, answer: civic centre | question: What would be demolished and a rebuilt together at the location of the Bretonside bus station?, answer: the civic centre | question: What is the current location of Plymouth City Council's headquarters?, answer: the Bretonside bus station | question: What is the current location of the Plymouth City Council's bus station?, answer: Bretonside | question: Millbay is being regenerated with mixed residential, retail and office space alongside the ferry port to what city?, answer: the city centre | question: Where is the Bretonside bus station located?, answer: the current location | question: What is the project involving?, answer: the future relocation | question: What is being demolished to create a canal "boulevard"?, answer: the Plymouth Pavilions entertainment arena
+question: What is the origin of the term cardinalis?, answer: general consensus | question: When was the term cardinalis first used?, answer: late antiquity | question: What is the general consensus about the origin of the term cardinalis?, answer: disagreement | question: What does cardo mean?, answer: pivot | question: What was a cardinal's profession?, answer: priest | question: What is the origin of the term cardinalis?, answer: the word cardo | question: Who was given the privilege of wearing the red hat by Pope Innocent IV in 1244?, answer: Cardinals | question: What were the deacons of the seven regions of the city called?, answer: cardinals | question: What was the name of the Papal Bull that allowed cardinals to elect the pope?, answer: nomine Domini | question: In what city were the deacons of the seven regions of the city called cardinals?, answer: Rome
+question: Who was never a rival sect of the early schools of Buddhism?, answer: Mahāyāna | question: Mahyana did not have a separate school or sect of what?, answer: Buddhism | question: What is the Mlasarvstivda ordination lineage in?, answer: Tibetan Buddhism | question: What did Mahyna exist as a set of ideals?, answer: later doctrines | question: What group did Mahyna exist as a set of ideals and later doctrines for?, answer: bodhisattvas | question: Mahyna was never a rival of what school of Buddhism?, answer: sect | question: What is there no evidence that Mahyna ever referred to?, answer: a separate formal school | question: What is another term for Vinaya?, answer: ordination lineage | question: What did each bhiku or bhiku belong to?, answer: an early school | question: What did the Mahyna never try to have a separate Vinaya or ordination lineage from?, answer: the early schools
+question: In what Zelda title has there been very little voice acting?, answer: most Zelda titles | question: Who sampled Midna's pseudo-speech?, answer: Japanese voice actress Akiko Kōmoto | question: How long has Zelda been released?, answer: date | question: Who sampled Midna's pseudo-speech?, answer: Akiko Kōmoto | question: What is the name of the game that has very little voice acting?, answer: Zelda | question: What did Akiko Kmoto scramble the phonemes of?, answer: English phrases[better source | question: What language-independent verbalization does Link have?, answer: screams | question: What type of acting is present in Zelda?, answer: very little voice | question: What does Midna have?, answer: the most voice | question: Midna's dialogue is often accompanied by a babble of pseudo-speech on what?, answer: screen
+question: Who supported the stadtholders and specifically the princes of Orange?, answer: Orangists | question: The Orangists supported the princes of what city?, answer: Orange | question: Who supported the States General?, answer: Republicans | question: What did the Republicans hope to replace with a republican structure?, answer: the semi-hereditary nature | question: What was there between the Orangists and the Republicans?, answer: a constant power struggle | question: What type of structure did the Republicans hope to replace the semi-hereditary nature of the stadtholdership with?, answer: republican | question: What did the Republicans hope to replace the semi-hereditary nature of the stadtholdership with?, answer: a true republican structure | question: Who did the Republicans support?, answer: the States General | question: Who did the Orangists support?, answer: the stadtholders | question: Who supported the stadtholders and specifically the princes of Orange?, answer: the Orangists
+question: What was the first result show of the finals?, answer: first | question: When were two finalists eliminated?, answer: the first result show | question: Who was saved from elimination at the top seven?, answer: Matt Giraud | question: What was the first result show of?, answer: the finals | question: What was Matt Giraud saved from?, answer: elimination | question: Matt Giraud was saved from elimination by the judges when he received what?, answer: the fewest votes | question: Who was eliminated the next week?, answer: Anoop Desai | question: How many finalists were there?, answer: this season | question: How many finalists were there in this season?, answer: 13 finalists | question: Which finalists were eliminated the next week?, answer: Lil Rounds
+question: What happened along the route of the torch relay?, answer: several protests | question: Where is Leung Kwok-hung from?, answer: Hong Kong | question: Who were the pro-democracy activists overwhelmed by?, answer: torch supporters | question: Who were overwhelmed by a crowd of torch supporters with insults like "running dog," "traitor," "get out!", and "I love the Communist Party"?, answer: Pro-democracy activists | question: Who was a member of the Hong Kong Alliance in Support of Patriotic Democratic Movements in China?, answer: pro-democracy activist Szeto Wah | question: What did the Hong Kong Alliance in Support of Patriotic Democratic Movements in China wave?, answer: novelty inflatable plastic Olympic flames | question: Who shouted "What kind of Chinese are you?", answer: Several onlookers | question: What did the Hong Kong Alliance in Support of Patriotic Democratic Movements in China say about the Olympic flames?, answer: symbolised democracy | question: What did the Hong Kong Alliance in Support of?, answer: Patriotic Democratic Movements | question: What did Szeto Wah call the Olympic flames?, answer: democracy
+question: According to Mahayana Buddhism, the arahant is still subject to what?, answer: delusion | question: What does the bodhisattva achieve from delusion?, answer: full liberation | question: According to Mahayana Buddhism, what has the arahant attained?, answer: nirvana | question: What Buddhism states that the arahant has attained only nirvana?, answer: Mahayana Buddhism | question: In what type of Buddhism do bodhi and nirvana carry the same meaning?, answer: Theravada Buddhism | question: In Theravada Buddhism, bodhi and nirvana carry the same meaning as early texts of being freed from greed, delusion, and what?, answer: hate | question: In Theravada Buddhism, bodhi and nirvana are freed from what?, answer: greed | question: What is the meaning of bodhi and nirvana in Theravada Buddhism?, answer: the same meaning | question: Who attains bodhi and becomes a buddha?, answer: the bodhisattva | question: In Theravada Buddhism, bodhi and nirvana carry the same meaning as what?, answer: the early texts
+question: What does thermal mass radiate to the cooler atmosphere at night?, answer: stored heat | question: What is any material that can be used to store heat?, answer: Thermal mass | question: Stone, cement, and water are examples of what type of material?, answer: thermal mass | question: What are stone, cement, and water?, answer: Common thermal mass materials | question: Thermal mass can be used to store heat from the Sun in the case of what?, answer: solar energy | question: What can thermal mass be used to store?, answer: heat | question: At what time of the day do thermal mass materials radiate heat to the cooler atmosphere?, answer: night | question: What is a common thermal mass material?, answer: water | question: From what source can thermal mass be used to store heat?, answer: Sun | question: What does thermal mass reduce the need for?, answer: cooling equipment
+question: What can store solar energy in the form of heat at domestically useful temperatures for daily or interseasonal durations?, answer: Thermal mass systems | question: What type of system uses readily available materials with high specific heat capacities?, answer: Thermal storage systems | question: What type of materials do thermal storage systems generally use?, answer: high specific heat capacities | question: What can thermal mass systems store?, answer: solar energy | question: Thermal mass systems can store solar energy in the form of what?, answer: heat | question: What is an example of a material that can be used in a thermal storage system?, answer: stone | question: How long can solar energy be stored in domestically useful temperatures?, answer: daily or interseasonal durations | question: How often can solar energy be stored in a thermal mass system?, answer: daily | question: What can well-designed thermal storage systems lower?, answer: peak demand | question: What material can be used in a thermal mass system?, answer: earth
+question: What did the loss of MBS affect the ability of?, answer: financial institutions | question: What did the government bailed out?, answer: key financial institutions | question: What did the government assume as a result of bailed out financial institutions?, answer: significant additional financial commitments | question: Who had assumed significant debt burdens while providing the loans described above?, answer: certain regulated banks | question: What did these institutions and certain regulated banks assume while providing the loans described above?, answer: significant debt burdens | question: What did the financial institutions not have a financial cushion to absorb?, answer: large loan defaults | question: What type of losses impacted the ability of financial institutions to lend?, answer: MBS losses | question: Who provided funds to encourage lending and restore faith in the commercial paper markets?, answer: central banks | question: What type of programs were implemented by the government?, answer: economic stimulus programs | question: What did these losses slow?, answer: economic activity
+question: What building was destroyed by a fire in 1879?, answer: Main Building | question: Who was sent home after the fire that destroyed the Main Building?, answer: students | question: Where was the library collection housed after the fire?, answer: the new Main Building | question: What was destroyed by a fire in 1879?, answer: This Main Building | question: When was the Main Building destroyed?, answer: April | question: How long did the library stay in the new Main Building after the fire?, answer: years | question: What was rebuilt in the new Main Building after the fire?, answer: The library collection | question: What was rebuilt and stayed housed in the new Main Building for years after the fire?, answer: the library collection | question: What was the main building that was destroyed by the fire?, answer: University | question: What did the LaFortune Student Center house for early research?, answer: science labs
+question: What did the boom in innovative financial products go hand in hand with?, answer: more complexity | question: How did the boom in innovative financial products go with more complexity?, answer: hand | question: What was the boom in?, answer: innovative financial products | question: What type of funding was provided by investors, insurances, and insurances?, answer: repo funding | question: What type of checks were done by third party organizations?, answer: due diligence checks | question: What are some actors connected to a single mortgage?, answer: mortgage brokers | question: What was one of the actors connected to a single mortgage?, answer: trading desks | question: In addition to rating agencies and trading desks, what else was used to spread risk?, answer: risk management desks | question: In 2005, a group of computer scientists built a computational model for the mechanism of biased ratings produced by what?, answer: rating agencies | question: What type of originators were involved in a single mortgage?, answer: specialized originators
+question: What is the head of the People's Republic of China?, answer: government | question: What country's head of government is referred to as the Premier of the State Council?, answer: China | question: Which country has a semi-presidential system?, answer: South Korea | question: What is the head of in a presidential system?, answer: state | question: In what type of system is the prime minister usually appointed by the president?, answer: some presidential or semi-presidential systems | question: In what system is the president both the head of state and the head of the government?, answer: the presidential system | question: Who is the prime minister of the People's Republic of China appointed by?, answer: the president | question: What country has a semi-presidential system?, answer: Russia | question: What country has a semi-presidential system?, answer: France | question: What is the prime minister responsible for managing in a semi-presidential system?, answer: the civil service
+question: The response of the Federal Reserve, the European Central Bank, the Bank of England and what other banks was immediate and dramatic?, answer: other central banks | question: Who was investing in foreign currencies?, answer: Banks | question: What was the name of the group that bought US$2.5 trillion of government debt in 2008?, answer: banks | question: What did the credit freeze bring the global financial system to the brink of?, answer: collapse | question: What did the credit freeze bring to the brink of collapse?, answer: the global financial system | question: What did the central banks purchase in the last quarter of 2008?, answer: government debt | question: What model was used to guarantee the debt issued by the banks?, answer: the United Kingdom bank rescue package | question: What was the largest monetary policy action in the world in 2008?, answer: world history | question: What did Joseph Stiglitz say the investment in foreign currencies could lead to?, answer: currency wars | question: What did Stiglitz say banks were investing in?, answer: foreign currencies
+question: Who was the leader of the Estado Novo in 1933?, answer: António de Oliveira Salazar | question: What led to the establishment of the right-wing dictatorship of the Estado Novo?, answer: turn | question: Portugal was one of only five European countries to remain neutral in what war?, answer: World War II | question: What was the name of the right-wing dictatorship?, answer: the Estado Novo | question: What type of government did the Estado Novo have?, answer: the right-wing dictatorship | question: What is the name of the European Free Trade Association?, answer: EFTA | question: What country was one of only five European countries to remain neutral in World War II?, answer: Portugal | question: Who was relocated into the overseas provinces in Africa?, answer: mainland Portuguese citizens | question: What led to the establishment of the right-wing dictatorship of the Estado Novo?, answer: the establishment | question: What does EFTA stand for?, answer: the European Free Trade Association
+question: Whose philosophical work is generally considered to be among the most difficult to understand in all of the western canon?, answer: Whitehead | question: Whitehead's philosophical work is generally considered to be among the most difficult to understand in what?, answer: the western canon | question: Whitehead's Gifford lectures were later published as Process and what?, answer: Reality | question: What was the name of Whitehead's Gifford lectures?, answer: Process | question: What lecture did Whitehead deliver in 1927-28?, answer: Gifford
+question: What did the meagre statistic expand to in the 20th century?, answer: anthropology departments | question: What has diversified from a few major subdivisions to dozens more?, answer: Anthropology | question: The World Council of Anthropological Associations is a network of national, regional and international associations that aims to promote worldwide communication and cooperation in what field?, answer: anthropology | question: How many anthropology departments were there in the 20th century?, answer: many thousands | question: What is the use of anthropological knowledge and technique to solve specific problems?, answer: Practical anthropology | question: How many anthropology departments were there in the 20th century?, answer: number | question: What is the term for a meagre statistic in the 20th century?, answer: statistic | question: When did the statistic of anthropology departments expand to include anthropology departments in the majority of higher educational institutions?, answer: the 20th century | question: How many subdivisions does anthropology have?, answer: dozens
+question: When did the traditional banking system not have the capital to close the gap?, answer: June | question: What did the Brookings Institution say would take years of strong profits to generate to support the additional lending volume?, answer: sufficient capital | question: What did the Brookings Institution say would take a number of years to generate sufficient capital to support the additional lending?, answer: strong profits | question: How long would it take for the traditional banking system to generate enough capital to support additional lending?, answer: years | question: What was frozen and continued to be frozen into June 2009?, answer: the U.S. lending mechanism | question: In what country was nearly one-third of the lending mechanism frozen?, answer: U.S. | question: According to the Brookings Institution, what would it take a number of years of strong profits to generate sufficient capital to support?, answer: that additional lending volume | question: What have traditional banks raised?, answer: their lending standards | question: When did the traditional banking system not have the capital to close the gap?, answer: June 2009 | question: What was the primary cause of the reduction in funds available for borrowing?, answer: the shadow banking system
+question: In what century was the Theravada ascribed to Buddhaghoa?, answer: CE | question: What tales of the Theravada is ascribed to Buddhaghoa in the 5th century CE?, answer: Jataka | question: What is ascribed to Buddhaghoa in the 5th century CE?, answer: Theravada | question: Who is ascribed to in the 5th century CE?, answer: Buddhaghoṣa | question: What does the Buddhacarita, the Lokottaravdin Mahvastu, and the Sarvstivdin Lalitavistara Stra give?, answer: different accounts | question: When was the Theravada ascribed to Buddhaghoa?, answer: the 5th century | question: What is the Nidanakatha based on?, answer: the Jataka tales | question: What is the name of the Sarvstivdin?, answer: Lalitavistara Sūtra | question: Which biographies give different accounts of Buddha's life?, answer: Lokottaravādin Mahāvastu | question: What is hesitant to make unqualified claims about the historical facts of the Buddha's life?, answer: Earlier biographies
+question: What religion did the emissaries send to various countries west of India to spread?, answer: Buddhism | question: Where were emissaries sent to to spread Buddhism?, answer: eastern provinces | question: In what empire were emissaries sent to spread Buddhism?, answer: Seleucid Empire | question: Where were emissaries sent to to spread Buddhism?, answer: Hellenistic kingdoms | question: What country was the first to spread Buddhism beyond?, answer: India | question: Where were Hellenistic kingdoms located?, answer: Mediterranean | question: What did Aoka say emissaries were sent to west India to spread Buddhism?, answer: Dharma | question: What kingdoms of the Mediterranean did the emissaries travel to?, answer: Hellenistic | question: Where were emissaries sent to to spread Buddhism?, answer: the neighboring Seleucid Empire | question: Where were emissaries sent to to spread Buddhism?, answer: various countries
+question: What did songwriters submit to the American Idol Songwriter contest?, answer: original songs | question: What is the name of the contest that allows fans to vote for a coronation song?, answer: Idol Songwriter | question: What was the name of the contest that allowed fans to vote for a coronation song?, answer: the American Idol Songwriter contest | question: What nationality was the Idol Songwriter contest?, answer: American | question: Who can vote for the coronation song?, answer: fans | question: When was the winner of the American Idol Songwriter contest released?, answer: May | question: What was the name of the winner of the American Idol Songwriter contest?, answer: The winning song | question: Who submitted recordings of original songs for the American Idol Songwriter contest?, answer: songwriters | question: Who released the song "This Is My Now"?, answer: Sparks | question: What does the American Idol Songwriter contest allow fans to vote for?, answer: the "coronation song
+question: How did Idol Gives Back raise money?, answer: corporate and viewer donations | question: What was the first season of Idol Gives Back?, answer: first | question: What was the first Idol Gives Back?, answer: telethon-inspired event | question: What was the name of the first telethon-inspired event?, answer: Idol Gives Back | question: What was the first Gives Back telethon?, answer: the first Idol | question: Who was the second contestant to be eliminated from Idol Gives Back?, answer: Chris Richardson | question: Who was the second contestant to be eliminated from Idol Gives Back?, answer: Phil Stacey | question: When was the first Idol Gives Back telethon?, answer: This season | question: Who was eliminated in the final three of Idol Gives Back?, answer: Melinda Doolittle | question: How much did Idol Gives Back raise?, answer: more than $76 million
+question: What does RCAF stand for?, answer: Royal Canadian Air Force | question: What is another name for the Canadian Armed Forces?, answer: Canadian Army | question: What is the name of the sub-component of the Reserve Force?, answer: Supplementary Reserve | question: What does RCN stand for?, answer: the Royal Canadian Navy | question: What is the name of the Royal Canadian Navy?, answer: RCN | question: What is the name of the Royal Canadian Air Force?, answer: RCAF | question: What is one of the sub-components of the Reserve Force?, answer: Cadet Organizations Administration | question: Under what act are the Canadian Armed Forces separate from the Department of?, answer: National Defence | question: What is the name of the Canadian Armed Force that has four sub-components?, answer: the Reserve Force | question: Under the National Defence Act, what is an entity separate and distinct from the Department of National Defence?, answer: the Canadian Armed Forces
+question: What did rebirth and karmic retribution inherit from an earlier culture?, answer: notions | question: Where did Buddhism arose?, answer: Greater Magadha | question: What inherited notions of rebirth from an earlier culture?, answer: karmic retribution | question: What were ideas that developed in Greater Magadha not subject to?, answer: Vedic influence | question: Where did Buddhism arose?, answer: Magadha | question: What was Greater Magadha recognized as?, answer: non-Vedic | question: What religion was the land of the Aryas not a part of?, answer: Vedic | question: What did the movements in Greater Magadha inherit from an earlier culture?, answer: rebirth | question: What is the name of the city in the south east of Greater Magadha?, answer: Rajagrha | question: What was the capital of Greater Magadha?, answer: Kosala
+question: What were contestants allowed to perform in?, answer: the final rounds songs | question: What was the first season where contestants were allowed to perform in the final rounds?, answer: the first season | question: What was Sam Woolf saved from?, answer: elimination | question: Who received the fewest votes in the Top 8?, answer: Sam Woolf | question: Who was allowed to perform in the final rounds?, answer: the contestants | question: How many votes did Sam Woolf get in the Top 8?, answer: the fewest votes | question: Who saved Sam Woolf from elimination?, answer: the judges | question: What was the 500th episode of the show?, answer: the Top 3 performance night | question: How many episodes were in the Top 3 performance night?, answer: 500th | question: When was the Top 3 performance night?, answer: The 500th episode
+question: Who pioneered the work of Is It Too Late? A Theology of Ecology?, answer: John B. Cobb | question: Who pioneered the work of Is It Too Late? A Theology of Ecology?, answer: Cobb | question: Who was the author of For the Common Good: Redirecting the economy toward Community, the Environment, and a Sustainable Future?, answer: economist Herman Daly | question: Who is John B. Cobb?, answer: Jr. | question: Is It Too Late? A Theology of Ecology was the first single-authored book in what?, answer: environmental ethics | question: Which economist did John B. Cobb Jr. co-author a book with?, answer: Herman Daly | question: What did Sustaining the Common Good: A Christian Perspective on the Global Economy aim to challenge?, answer: growth | question: What did For the Common Good: Redirecting the economy toward Community, the Environment, and a Sustainable Future win the Grawemeyer Award for Ideas Improving?, answer: World Order | question: What was Sustaining the Common Good: A Christian Perspective on the Global Economy?, answer: a second book | question: What was the title of the book co-authored by John B. Cobb Jr. and Herman Daly?, answer: the Common Good
+question: Who was Spectre's composer?, answer: Thomas Newman | question: Who was Spectre's composer?, answer: Newman | question: What was Thomas Newman's role in 'Spectre'?, answer: Spectre | question: When did Spectre move into post-production?, answer: production | question: What type of production did Spectre move into?, answer: - | question: Who wrote the On Her Majesty's Secret Service theme?, answer: John Barry | question: Mendes revealed that the final film would have more than one hundred minutes of what?, answer: music | question: When was the theatrical trailer for Spectre released?, answer: July
+question: What is another name for esoteric Buddhism?, answer: Tantric Buddhism | question: What is another name for Vajrayana?, answer: esoteric Buddhism | question: What is the Vajrayana technique designed to enhance?, answer: Buddhist practice | question: What is one of the schools that practice Vajrayana?, answer: Tibeto-Mongolian Buddhism | question: What is another name for Diamond Vehicle?, answer: Vajrayana | question: What is another name for Diamond Vehicle?, answer: Mantrayāna | question: What type of yoga is practiced in the Tibetan tradition?, answer: sexual yoga | question: What is another name for "Diamond Vehicle"?, answer: Tantrayāna | question: What is Tibeto-Mongolian Buddhism based on?, answer: Mahayana | question: What is Tantric Buddhism mainly concerned with?, answer: ritual and meditative practices
+question: What was the name of Apple's digital hub?, answer: iPod | question: What did Apple begin to create software for?, answer: personal digital devices | question: What did Apple find "big and clunky or small and useless"?, answer: existing digital music players | question: What did the price and Mac-only compatibility cause to be relatively slow until 2004?, answer: sales | question: What company created software for the growing market of personal digital devices?, answer: Apple | question: Who was a member of the team that designed the iPod?, answer: hardware engineers Tony Fadell | question: What did Rubinstein work out about the screen, battery, and other key elements of the iPod?, answer: other key elements | question: Who was the designer of the iPod?, answer: design engineer Sir Jonathan | question: What caused sales to be relatively slow until 2004?, answer: Mac-only compatibility | question: What did Apple find were "unbelievably awful"?, answer: user interfaces
+question: Who tried to take off a bathing suit in a hotel elevator?, answer: Schwarzenegger | question: What did the fifth woman say he asked her about?, answer: a sex act | question: Who said he tried to take off her bathing suit in a hotel elevator?, answer: A fifth woman | question: What part of her skirt did a fourth woman say he placed his hand under?, answer: her buttock | question: Who claimed he grabbed their breasts?, answer: the women | question: What did a fifth woman claim Schwarzenegger tried to take off in a hotel elevator?, answer: her bathing suit | question: Where did the fifth woman claim he tried to take off her bathing suit?, answer: a hotel elevator | question: What did a fourth woman say he placed his hand under on her buttock?, answer: her skirt | question: What did three of the women claim he grabbed?, answer: their breasts | question: What did a fourth woman say he placed under her skirt on her buttock?, answer: his hand
+question: The Tenure of Office Act was passed by republicans to make the president subordinate to what?, answer: Congress | question: In the 20th century, Roosevelts greatly expanded the powers of the president and wielded what during their terms?, answer: great power | question: What has the president exercised during the 20th century?, answer: greater power | question: What country's history has been a see-saw struggle between Congress and the president?, answer: America | question: What did Johnson's impeachment cost the presidency?, answer: much political power | question: What were republicans able to pass after the Civil War?, answer: major legislation | question: What office did the Tenure of the Tenure of?, answer: Office | question: What has the dominance of one of the three branches of Congress been?, answer: a see-saw struggle | question: Who had a majority in Congress after the Civil War?, answer: republicans
+question: Where were more than 12 million European immigrants received between 1892 and 1924?, answer: Ellis Island | question: What has the city been a major port of entry for in the United States?, answer: immigrants | question: What has the city been a major port of for immigrants into the United States?, answer: entry | question: What nationality was the largest immigrant group at Ellis Island between 1892 and 1924?, answer: European | question: The city has been a major port of entry for immigrants into what country?, answer: the United States | question: What has the city been for immigrants throughout its history?, answer: a major port | question: How many immigrants were received at Ellis Island between 1892 and 1924?, answer: more than 12 million European immigrants | question: What was the second largest immigrant group in 1900?, answer: Italians | question: The term "melting pot" was first coined to describe densely populated immigrant neighborhoods on what part of the city?, answer: the Lower East Side | question: What was the term "melting pot" first coined to describe?, answer: densely populated immigrant neighborhoods
+question: What city lost its pre-eminence as a trading port in the 17th century?, answer: Plymouth | question: What did Plymouth lose as a trading port in the 17th century?, answer: eminence | question: What eminence did Plymouth have as a trading port in the 17th century?, answer: - | question: What was Plymouth's pre-eminence in the 17th century?, answer: a trading port | question: In what century did Plymouth lose its pre-eminence as a trading port?, answer: the 17th century | question: When did Plymouth play a small part in the Atlantic slave trade?, answer: the early 18th century | question: When did Plymouth lose its pre-eminence as a trading port?, answer: the mid-17th century commodities | question: In what country did commodities manufactured elsewhere cost too much to transport to Plymouth?, answer: England | question: What did Plymouth lack in the 17th century?, answer: processing | question: When did commodities manufactured elsewhere in England cost too much to transport to Plymouth?, answer: the mid-17th century
+question: Devonport became a strategic Royal Naval shipbuilding town and what?, answer: dockyard town | question: What city grew as a commercial shipping port during the Industrial Revolution?, answer: Plymouth | question: What did Plymouth export during the Industrial Revolution?, answer: local minerals | question: What mineral was exported from Plymouth during the Industrial Revolution?, answer: china clay | question: Which town became a strategic Royal Naval shipbuilding and dockyard town?, answer: Devonport | question: What did Plymouth handle during the Industrial Revolution?, answer: imports | question: What did Plymouth handle during the Industrial Revolution?, answer: passengers | question: From what country did Plymouth handle imports and passengers during the Industrial Revolution?, answer: Americas | question: What type of shipbuilding and dockyard town was Devonport?, answer: Royal Naval | question: What type of mineral was used in Plymouth during the Industrial Revolution?, answer: tin
+question: Who was bestowed the title "Great Treasure Prince of Dharma" by the Yongle Emperor?, answer: Deshin Shekpa | question: What were the twenty-two days of the Yongle Emperor's stay marked by?, answer: religious miracles | question: Who bestowed Deshin Shekpa the title "Great Treasure Prince of Dharma"?, answer: the Yongle Emperor | question: Who did Deshin Shekpa persuade the Yongle Emperor to grant the title to?, answer: religious leaders | question: Who was Deshin Shekpa trying to build an alliance with?, answer: Karmapa | question: What did the Yongle Emperor show the Karmapa with?, answer: presents | question: Deshin Shekpa persuaded the Yongle Emperor to grant the title to religious leaders of what?, answer: other Tibetan Buddhist sects
+question: Who was Tibet's major rival in dominating Inner Asia?, answer: Tang China | question: Who was Tibet's major rival in dominating Inner Asia until the 9th century?, answer: Tang | question: Who was the Tang's major rival in dominating Inner Asia?, answer: Tibet | question: Who was Tibet's major rival in dominating Inner Asia until the 9th century?, answer: China | question: Tibet was the Tang's major rival in dominating what area?, answer: Inner Asia | question: What did the Yarlung rulers sign with the Tang?, answer: various peace treaties | question: What was Tibet before Tang China?, answer: a strong power | question: Who was Tibet's major rival until the Tibetan Empire's collapse in the 9th century?, answer: the Tang | question: What was signed in 821 that fixed the borders between Tibet and China?, answer: a treaty
+question: Who persuaded the Yongle Emperor not to impose his military might on Tibet?, answer: Deshin Shekpa | question: Who said Deshin Shekpa persuaded the Yongle Emperor not to impose his military might on Tibet?, answer: Tibetan sources | question: Who was invited strictly for religious purposes?, answer: Deshin Skekpa | question: Where did the Yongle Emperor send a military force?, answer: Tibet | question: Whose sources say Deshin Shekpa persuaded the Yongle Emperor not to impose his military might on Tibet?, answer: Tibetan | question: Why was Deshin Shekpa invited to Tibet?, answer: religious purposes | question: Deshin Shekpa persuaded the Yongle Emperor not to impose his military might on Tibet as who had previously done?, answer: Mongols | question: Who did Deshin Shekpa persuade not to impose his military might on Tibet?, answer: the Yongle Emperor | question: Who did the Yongle Emperor dissuade?, answer: Karmapa | question: Deshin Shekpa persuaded the Yongle Emperor not to impose what on Tibet?, answer: his military might
+question: To Kill a Mockingbird has been a source of controversy since it was the subject of what?, answer: classroom study | question: Where have people challenged To Kill a Mockingbird's racial slurs, profanity, and frank discussion of rape?, answer: classrooms | question: What has To Kill a Mockingbird been a source of since its being the subject of classroom study as early as 1963?, answer: significant controversy | question: What book has been a source of controversy since its being the subject of classroom study as early as 1963?, answer: Mockingbird | question: What type of discussion does To Kill a Mockingbird have?, answer: frank discussion | question: Where have people challenged To Kill a Mockingbird's racial slurs, profanity, and frank discussion of rape?, answer: libraries | question: Where have people challenged To Kill a Mockingbird?, answer: the United States | question: What is one of the racial slurs in To Kill a Mockingbird?, answer: profanity | question: To Kill a Mockingbird's racial slurs, profanity, and frank discussion of what has led people to challenge its appropriateness?, answer: rape | question: Who has challenged To Kill a Mockingbird?, answer: people
+question: Who wrote To Kill a Mockingbird?, answer: Harper Lee | question: What has To Kill a Mockingbird become a classic of?, answer: modern American literature | question: To Kill a Mockingbird has become a classic of what modern literature?, answer: American | question: What is To Kill a Mockingbird?, answer: a novel | question: What is the name of Harper Lee's novel that won the Pulitzer Prize?, answer: a Mockingbird | question: What are the characters of To Kill a Mockingbird based on?, answer: neighbors | question: How old was Harper Lee when she wrote To Kill a Mockingbird?, answer: 10 years old | question: What prize did To Kill a Mockingbird win?, answer: the Pulitzer Prize | question: What is the plot of To Kill a Mockingbird based on?, answer: characters | question: What has To Kill a Mockingbird become?, answer: a classic
+question: What was the name of Lee's only published book?, answer: Mockingbird | question: When was Go Set a Watchman published?, answer: July | question: What was the name of Lee's first published book?, answer: Go | question: Who wrote To Kill a Mockingbird?, answer: Lee | question: What was the name of Lee's first published book?, answer: Go Set a Watchman | question: What was Go Set a Watchman?, answer: an earlier draft | question: What was the name of Lee's only published book?, answer: a Mockingbird | question: When did Lee die?, answer: February | question: What was the name of Lee's first published book?, answer: a Watchman
+question: What does the lighting industry use two metrics to define?, answer: light source color properties | question: What does CCT stand for?, answer: correlated color temperature | question: What does CRI stand for?, answer: color rendering index | question: What does CRI stand for?, answer: the light source’s ability | question: What is another name for correlated color temperature?, answer: CCT | question: What does CRI stand for?, answer: CRI | question: What does CRI stand for?, answer: objects | question: What is correlated color temperature commonly used as an indication of?, answer: a source | question: Who primarily relies on two metrics to define light source color properties?, answer: the lighting industry | question: What is correlated color temperature commonly used for?, answer: an indication
+question: What does the Federal Reserve classify as "prime"?, answer: CRA loans | question: What was publicly announced between 1994 and 2007?, answer: CRA loan commitments | question: What was the delay between in 1995 and the explosion of subprime lending?, answer: CRA rule changes | question: Whose rule changes in 1995 did critics argue did not exonerate?, answer: CRA | question: What type of lending did critics believe was based on the self-serving assumption that high-interest-rate loans equal?, answer: subprime lending | question: Who believes the delay between CRA rule changes and the explosion of subprime lending is not surprising?, answer: other analysts | question: What does the delay between CRA rule changes and the explosion of subprime lending not exonerate?, answer: the CRA | question: What had to be in place before the crisis could take place?, answer: place | question: What did the Federal Reserve initiate after the terrorist attack on September 11, 2001?, answer: the ultra-low interest rates | question: What does the Federal Reserve assume equals subprime loans?, answer: high-interest-rate loans
+question: What did Skyfall release still images of clapperboards and video blogs on Eon's social media accounts?, answer: production | question: Skyfall released still images of clapperboards and what on Eon's social media accounts?, answer: video blogs | question: Which film released still images of clapperboards and video blogs on Eon's social media accounts?, answer: Skyfall | question: What did Skyfall release on Eon's social media accounts?, answer: images | question: What did Skyfall release still images of?, answer: clapperboards | question: Whose social media accounts did Skyfall release still images of clapperboards and video blogs on?, answer: Eon | question: What did production continue to do to promote the film?, answer: the trend | question: To promote what did Skyfall release still images of clapperboards and video blogs on Eon's social media accounts?, answer: the film
+question: What is often seen as having a "defining essence" or a "core identity" that is unchanging?, answer: thing | question: In Whitehead's cosmology, what are discrete "occasions of experience" that overlap one another in time and space?, answer: things | question: In Whitehead's cosmology, what is seen as fundamentally the same through time?, answer: person | question: What do not define people?, answer: Identities | question: What do people define?, answer: identities | question: In Whitehead's cosmology, things and people are seen as fundamentally the same through what?, answer: time | question: In Whitehead's cosmology, what is seen as fundamentally the same through time?, answer: people | question: Mark's hair has turned gray as he has gotten older, but he is still what?, answer: the same person | question: In Whitehead's cosmology, what do discrete "occasions of experience" together make up?, answer: the enduring person | question: What are changes qualitative and secondary to in Whitehead's cosmology?, answer: their core identity
+question: What is a purposeless quest for?, answer: perfection | question: What degrades form into a mere instrumentality?, answer: originality | question: What does limiting form to art for art's sake degrade form into?, answer: a mere instrumentality | question: What is it called to limit the meaning of formalism to art for art's sake?, answer: a purposeless quest | question: What type of formalism is not only reactionary, it can also be a purposeless quest for perfection or originality?, answer: (architectural) formalism | question: What can be restricted to art for art's sake?, answer: the meaning | question: What kind of formalism is ectural?, answer: it | question: What degrades form into a mere instrumentality?, answer: which
+question: Who kisses a cardinal's gold ring?, answer: Catholics | question: Under which pope was the crucifixion of Jesus depicted?, answer: Pope Benedict XVI | question: Under which pope was the crucifixion of Jesus depicted?, answer: Benedict XVI | question: What does the pope give each newly appointed cardinal to symbolize their bond with the papacy?, answer: a gold ring | question: What includes the pope's coat of arms on the inside of the ring?, answer: The ring | question: What does the pope's coat of on the inside of the ring include?, answer: arms | question: What is a gold ring traditionally kissed by Catholics when greeting?, answer: a cardinal | question: Who chooses the image on the outside of the ring?, answer: The pope | question: Who gives each newly appointed cardinal a gold ring?, answer: the pope
+question: What is one of Plymouth's historic quarters?, answer: Devonport | question: Devonport is one of what city's historic quarters?, answer: Plymouth | question: What is the name of the trail that has 70 waymarkers outlining it?, answer: the Devonport Heritage Trail | question: How long was Devonport's regeneration project?, answer: millennium | question: Where is Devonport located?, answer: the west | question: To the west of what city is Devonport?, answer: the city | question: The Devonport Heritage Trail has over 70 waymarkers outlining what?, answer: the route | question: What part of Devonport's millennium regeneration project has the Devonport Heritage Trail been introduced?, answer: part
+question: Who is the chief example among several innocents destroyed carelessly or deliberately throughout the novel?, answer: Tom Robinson | question: What type of plays did Boo Radley put on in the beginning of the novel?, answer: gothic plays | question: Tom Robinson is the chief example of who destroyed carelessly or deliberately throughout the novel?, answer: several innocents | question: Who does Christopher Metress connect the mockingbird to?, answer: Boo Radley | question: Who relates the moral of a story Atticus has been reading to her?, answer: Scout | question: Who does Christopher Metress connect the mockingbird to?, answer: Boo | question: How did Atticus and Boo Radley view the character of Atticus?, answer: misunderstood | question: Tom Robinson is the chief example of innocents destroyed carelessly or deliberately throughout what?, answer: the novel | question: Who is Tom Robinson?, answer: the chief example
+question: Tourism is a vital industry for what city?, answer: New York City | question: What is a vital industry for New York City?, answer: Tourism | question: What types of tourists has New York City seen growing?, answer: international and domestic tourists | question: What has tourism seen in New York City?, answer: a growing combined volume | question: What did tourism generate for New York City in 2014?, answer: overall economic impact | question: What is tourism for New York City?, answer: a vital industry | question: How many tourists visited New York City in 2011?, answer: approximately 51 million tourists | question: How many tourists visited New York City in 2014?, answer: a record 56.4 million | question: In what year did New York City receive 51 million tourists?, answer: 2011 | question: In what year did New York City receive 54 million tourists?, answer: 2013
+question: What are Lisbon, Algarve, Madeira, Porto and Coimbra?, answer: Tourist hotspots | question: The Portuguese government continues to promote and develop what?, answer: new tourist destinations | question: In what country is the Sanctuary of Fátima located?, answer: Portugal | question: What region of Portugal grew the most in 2006?, answer: Northern Portugal | question: What year did the number of tourists in Lisbon grow 11.8%?, answer: previous year | question: When did Lisbon surpass the Algarve as the leading tourist region in Portugal?, answer: recent years | question: What is the leading tourist region in Portugal?, answer: Algarve | question: Porto and Northern Portugal is north of what river?, answer: Douro River valley | question: What is the name of the island on which the Portuguese government continues to promote and develop new tourist destinations?, answer: Porto Santo | question: What river is north of Porto?, answer: Douro River
+question: Randy Jackson announced he would no longer serve as a judge to pursue what?, answer: other business ventures | question: Who was the last remaining judge at the end of the season?, answer: Randy Jackson | question: Randy Jackson was the last remaining of what?, answer: the original judges | question: Who did Mariah Carey and Nicki Minaj leave the show to focus on their music careers?, answer: Nicki Minaj | question: Randy Jackson announced that he would no longer serve as what?, answer: a judge | question: Who was one of the original judges?, answer: Mariah Carey | question: Mariah Carey and Nicki Minaj decided to leave after one season to focus on what?, answer: their music careers | question: Mariah Carey and Nicki Minaj decided to leave after how many seasons?, answer: one season | question: What season did Mariah Carey and Nicki Minaj leave?, answer: the season | question: When did Randy Jackson leave the show?, answer: the end
+question: What can also contain hookworms that cause cutaneous larva migrans in humans?, answer: Dog feces | question: Where can T. canis eggs be found?, answer: dog feces | question: In Great Britain, 24% of soil samples taken from public parks contained what?, answer: T. canis eggs | question: What type of dog roundworm can cause toxocariasis?, answer: Toxocara canis | question: What can untreated toxocariasis cause?, answer: decreased vision | question: What is toxocara canis?, answer: dog roundworm) eggs | question: What do hookworms cause in humans?, answer: cutaneous larva migrans | question: In the United States, about 10,000 cases of Toxocara infection are reported each year in whom?, answer: humans | question: What canis eggs in dog feces cause toxocariasis?, answer: Toxocara | question: What can untreated toxocariasis cause?, answer: retinal damage
+question: What type of lighting was invented by Lightolier?, answer: Track lighting | question: Track lighting was easier to install than what?, answer: recessed lighting | question: What is decorative and can be easily aimed at a wall?, answer: individual fixtures | question: What is a modified version of track lighting?, answer: cable lighting | question: Along with traditional spots and floods, what else is included in low-voltage track lighting?, answer: other small hanging fixtures | question: At what time was track lighting popular?, answer: time | question: Who invented track lighting?, answer: Lightolier | question: What type of lighting has regained popularity recently?, answer: low-voltage tracks | question: Cable lighting is hung from or clipped to what?, answer: bare metal cables | question: What is hung from or clipped to bare metal cables under tension?, answer: lights
+question: What was the name of the Northern Pacific Railroad?, answer: NPR | question: What reached Montana from the west in 1881 and from the east in 1882?, answer: Tracks | question: Where did the Northern Pacific Railroad reach in 1881?, answer: Montana | question: What was the name of the railroad that reached Montana in 1881?, answer: the Northern Pacific Railroad | question: Who challenged the Sioux in 1871, 1872, and 1873?, answer: chief Sitting Bull | question: What did Jay Cooke launch into the Yellowstone valley in 1871, 1872, and 1873?, answer: major surveys | question: Who did the NPR cause tensions with in the 1870s?, answer: Native American tribes | question: Who was the chief of the Sioux in 1871, 1872, and 1873?, answer: Sitting Bull | question: Where was the NPR completed?, answer: Gold Creek | question: What war occurred in 1876?, answer: Great Sioux War
+question: What is the name of the 20th century interpretation of traditional architecture?, answer: Soft Portuguese style | question: What type of architecture is distinctive?, answer: Traditional architecture | question: Soft Portuguese style is a 20th century interpretation of what?, answer: traditional architecture | question: What style of architecture appears extensively in major cities in the 20th century?, answer: Soft Portuguese | question: What is the Manueline also known as?, answer: Portuguese | question: What is another name for the Manueline?, answer: late Gothic | question: What is the Manueline?, answer: architectural ornamentation | question: Where does the Soft Portuguese style appear in the 20th century?, answer: major cities | question: What city in Portugal has a soft Portuguese style?, answer: Lisbon | question: What is another name for Portuguese late Gothic?, answer: Manueline
+question: What is exported through several companies?, answer: Portuguese processed fish products | question: What is the weight of the main landing sites in Portugal according to?, answer: total landings | question: What country is one of the countries with the highest fish consumption per capita?, answer: Portugal | question: What is one of the main landing sites in Portugal?, answer: Madeira | question: What country has a strong tradition in the fishing sector?, answer: Portuguese | question: What is the name of the Portuguese harbour?, answer: Figueira da Foz | question: What is the name of the company that produces processed fish in Portugal?, answer: Vasco da Gama.[citation | question: Portugal is one of the countries with what per capita?, answer: the highest fish consumption | question: Portugal has a strong tradition in what sector?, answer: the Portuguese fishing sector | question: How are Portuguese processed fish products exported?, answer: several companies
+question: Where are the Three Jewels located?, answer: most Buddhist schools | question: Who recognized the Majjhima Nikaya as an early text?, answer: most scholars | question: What is the first step in most Buddhist schools?, answer: refuge | question: What step in Buddhist schools requires taking refuge in the Three Jewels?, answer: first | question: In Mahayana, how many Jewels are perceived as possessed of an eternal and unchanging essence?, answer: Three | question: What type of schools typically require taking refuge in the Three Jewels?, answer: Buddhist | question: In what text is the practice of taking refuge on behalf of young or even unborn children mentioned?, answer: Majjhima Nikaya | question: The practice of taking refuge on what behalf of young or even unborn children is mentioned in the Majjhima Nikaya?, answer: behalf | question: What have the quality of excellence?, answer: The Three Jewels | question: What bring a fruition that is changeless?, answer: These Three Jewels
+question: What did Nintendo release at E3 2005 containing a preview trailer for Twilight Princess?, answer: Nintendo DS game cards | question: Nintendo released a preview trailer for what game at E3 2005?, answer: Twilight Princess | question: What device was being created to be compatible with the GameCube?, answer: Wii | question: What was the Wii being created to be compatible with?, answer: GameCube development | question: Who released a small number of Nintendo DS game cards containing a preview trailer for Twilight Princess?, answer: Nintendo | question: What was not clear to the media if Zelda was a Twilight Princess or a different game?, answer: a different game | question: Nintendo released a small number of Nintendo DS game cards with what?, answer: a preview trailer | question: What year did Nintendo release a small number of Nintendo DS game cards containing a preview trailer for Twilight Princess?, answer: E3 | question: What was the name of the device that was being created to be compatible with the GameCube?, answer: the Wii | question: How many Nintendo DS game cards were released at E3 2005?, answer: a small number
+question: What includes land, air, and water transportation in the Republic of the Congo?, answer: Transport | question: What is the name of the major international airport in the Republic of the Congo?, answer: Pointe Noire Airport | question: What types of transportation does the Republic of the Congo have?, answer: land, air and water transportation | question: What is the name of the largest port in the Republic of the Congo?, answer: Impfondo | question: What is the rail system in the Republic of the Congo still in?, answer: operation | question: What cities do the two airports in the Republic of the Congo have flights to?, answer: many African cities | question: Who built the country's rail system?, answer: forced laborers | question: Brazzaville and Impfondo are along what river?, answer: the Congo River | question: What is the name of the port along the Congo River?, answer: Brazzaville | question: What are the names of the two major international airports in the Republic of the Congo?, answer: Maya-Maya Airport and Pointe Noire Airport
+question: What is forecast to increase significantly in the future for Portugal?, answer: visitor numbers | question: What type of tourism has Portugal been focusing on to stay ahead of its competitors?, answer: rural tourism | question: What type of tourism continues to be extremely important for Portugal?, answer: tourism | question: What is extremely important for Portugal?, answer: Travel | question: What has been necessary for Portugal to focus on to stay ahead of its competitors?, answer: similar attractions | question: What country has been required to focus on its niche attractions to stay ahead of its competitors?, answer: Portugal | question: What is the increasing competition from for Portugal's tourism?, answer: Eastern European destinations | question: What continent is increasing competition for Portugal's tourism?, answer: Eastern European | question: Where are similar attractions often cheaper than in Portugal?, answer: countries | question: What country is often cheaper than Portugal's tourist destinations?, answer: Croatia
+question: Who was the Yongle Emperor?, answer: Deshin Shekpa | question: What did the Yongle Emperor build in the upper reaches of the Yangzi and Mekong Rivers?, answer: trading posts | question: What did the Ming exchange for Tibetan horses?, answer: Chinese tea | question: What river did the Yongle Emperor order the construction of in order to facilitate trade with Tibet?, answer: Mekong Rivers | question: What beverage did the Tibetans require as a religious ceremonial supplement?, answer: tea | question: What did the Ming government impose a monopoly on?, answer: tea production | question: What did the Ming exchange Chinese tea for?, answer: Tibetan horses | question: Who wrote that the Yongle Emperor ordered the construction of a road and of trading posts in the upper reaches of the Yangzi and Mekong Rivers?, answer: Tsai | question: What did the Yongle Emperor want to facilitate with Tibet?, answer: trade | question: What animal did the Chinese need for cavalry?, answer: horses
+question: Where did the relay leg end?, answer: Taksim Square | question: Where did the torch relay leg start?, answer: Sultanahmet Square | question: What did the Uyghurs protest?, answer: Chinese treatment | question: Where did Uyghurs live?, answer: Turkey | question: Uyghurs in Turkey protested at what treatment of their compatriots in Xinjiang?, answer: Chinese | question: Where did the Uyghurs live?, answer: Xinjiang | question: When was the torch relay leg in Istanbul held?, answer: April | question: Where was the torch relay leg held?, answer: Istanbul | question: What was held in Istanbul on April 3?, answer: The torch relay leg | question: Who did the Uyghurs protest the Chinese treatment of?, answer: their compatriots
+question: What award did Twilight Princess receive from IGN for its GameCube version?, answer: Best Original Score | question: What award did Twilight Princess receive from IGN for its GameCube version?, answer: Best Use | question: What award did Twilight Princess receive from IGN for its GameCube version?, answer: Best Artistic Design | question: What award did Twilight Princess receive from IGN and Nintendo Power?, answer: Best Graphics | question: What game received Game of the Year awards from GameTrailers, 1UP.com, Electronic Gaming Monthly, Game Informer, Games Radar, GameSpy, Spacey Awards, and Nintendo Power?, answer: Twilight Princess | question: What award did Twilight Princess receive from the Game Critics Awards?, answer: Best Adventure Game | question: Who ranked Twilight Princess as the third best game to be released on a Nintendo system in the 2000s?, answer: Nintendo Power | question: What publication awarded Twilight Princess Game of the Year?, answer: Game Informer | question: Twilight Princess received Game of the Year awards from GameTrailers, 1UP.com, Electronic Gaming Monthly, Game Informer, Games Radar, GameSpy, Spacey Awards, and Nintendo Power for what game?, answer: Game | question: What awards did Twilight Princess receive from IGN for its GameCube version?, answer: awards
+question: What takes place several centuries after Ocarina of Time and Majora's Mask?, answer: Twilight Princess | question: Which Princess takes place several centuries after Ocarina of Time and Majora's Mask?, answer: Twilight | question: How long after Ocarina of Time and Majora's Mask does Twilight Princess take place?, answer: several centuries | question: Who is working as a ranch hand in Ordon Village?, answer: Link | question: Where is Link working as a ranch hand?, answer: Ordon Village | question: Link must first restore what Spirits by entering the Twilight-covered areas?, answer: Light | question: Who explains that Zant, the King of the Twilight, has stolen the light from three of the four Light Spirits?, answer: Princess Zelda | question: What is the name of the person who was a part of Majora's Mask?, answer: Ocarina | question: Ocarina of what time is referred to as Ocarina?, answer: Time | question: What does Twilight Princess take several centuries after Ocarina of Time and Majora's Mask?, answer: place
+question: Twilight Princess was released to universal critical acclaim and what?, answer: commercial success | question: What was released to universal critical acclaim and commercial success?, answer: Twilight Princess | question: What was Twilight Princess released to?, answer: universal critical acclaim | question: What is the average score for the Wii version of Twilight Princess?, answer: average scores | question: Twilight Princess received perfect what from major publications?, answer: scores | question: What kind of scores did 1UP.com receive for Twilight Princess?, answer: perfect scores | question: What game did GameTrailers call one of the greatest games ever created?, answer: GameCube | question: Twilight Princess received a perfect score from what publication?, answer: Electronic Gaming | question: Twilight Princess received a perfect score from what major publication?, answer: Video Games | question: What publication gave Twilight Princess a perfect score?, answer: GameSpy
+question: Who starred in Twins?, answer: Danny DeVito | question: What film was based on a Philip K. Dick short story?, answer: Twins | question: Who wrote the short story "We Can Remember It for You Wholesale"?, answer: Philip K. Dick | question: What was Total Recall based on?, answer: the Philip K. Dick short story | question: What movie was based on a short story written by Philip K. Dick?, answer: Total Recall | question: Who directed Total Recall?, answer: Schwarzenegger | question: Where was the 1992 telemovie Christmas in?, answer: Connecticut | question: Who directed Kindergarten Cop?, answer: director Ivan Reitman | question: What type of film was Twins?, answer: a comedy | question: Who directed Kindergarten Cop?, answer: Ivan Reitman
+question: What role did two Polish friends play in Chopin's life in Paris?, answer: important roles | question: Whose life did Albert Grzymaa play an important role in?, answer: Chopin | question: Where did Albert Grzymaa live?, answer: Paris | question: What nationality were the two friends that played important roles in Chopin's life in Paris?, answer: Polish | question: What role did Albert Grzymaa play in Chopin's life?, answer: elder brother | question: What did Fontana become?, answer: copyist | question: Who played important roles in Chopin's life in Paris?, answer: Two Polish friends | question: Who was Chopin's elder brother?, answer: Albert Grzymała | question: Who was Chopin's fellow student at the Warsaw Conservatory?, answer: Julian Fontana
+question: Where will the flame be accompanied on its route?, answer: Mainland China | question: On what route will the flame be accompanied by two additional teams of 40 attendants?, answer: its Mainland China route | question: How many teams will accompany the flame on its Mainland China route?, answer: Two additional teams | question: What has the arrangement of two additional teams of 40 attendants each accompany the flame on its Mainland China route sparked?, answer: several controversies | question: What will each team of 40 attendants accompany on its Mainland China route?, answer: the flame | question: How many attendants will each team have?, answer: 40 attendants | question: What has sparked several controversies?, answer: This arrangement | question: How many attendants will the flame have on its Mainland China route?, answer: 40 | question: How many additional teams will accompany the flame on its Mainland China route?, answer: Two | question: How many attendants will accompany the flame on its Mainland China route?, answer: each
+question: What is the name of the branch of Buddhism that includes Pure Land, Zen, Shingon, and Tiantai?, answer: Nichiren Buddhism | question: What is one of the world's major religions?, answer: Buddhism | question: Which branch of Buddhism includes the traditions of Pure Land, Zen, Nichiren Buddhism, Shingon, and Tiantai?, answer: Mahayana | question: What preserves the Vajrayana teachings of eighth century India?, answer: Tibetan Buddhism | question: Where is Mahayana found?, answer: East Asia | question: Theravada has a widespread following in Sri Lanka and what other region?, answer: Southeast Asia | question: How many branches of Buddhism are recognized by scholars?, answer: Two major extant branches | question: What is the name of the school of the elders?, answer: Theravada | question: Who recognizes Theravada and Mahayana?, answer: scholars | question: What tradition is included in Mahayana?, answer: Pure Land
+question: Debussy dedicated his own 1915 piano Études to the memory of whom?, answer: Chopin | question: Who were Karol Mikuli and Georges Mathias?, answer: piano teachers | question: Who was one of Chopin's long-standing pupils?, answer: Georges Mathias | question: Who was one of Chopin's long-standing pupils?, answer: Karol Mikuli | question: Who did Debussy edit Chopin's music for?, answer: Jacques Durand | question: Who made recordings of Chopin's music?, answer: Raoul Koczalski | question: Who was a composer influenced by Chopin?, answer: Pierre Zimmermann
+question: What block did the early Iranian dialectal divisions not follow?, answer: Eastern | question: What ethnicity were the earliest dialectal divisions among?, answer: Iranian | question: What do two of the earliest dialectal divisions among Iranian happen to not follow the later division into Western and Eastern blocks?, answer: the earliest dialectal divisions | question: What blocks did two of the earliest dialectal divisions not follow?, answer: Western and Eastern blocks | question: What block did the early Iranian dialectal divisions not follow?, answer: Western | question: What do two of the earliest dialectal divisions not follow?, answer: the later division | question: What are the Proto-Indo-Iranian first-series palatal consonants?, answer: ć | question: The Proto-Indo-Iranian series of palatal consonants are what?, answer: first | question: What do the divisions concern the fate of?, answer: the Proto-Indo-Iranian first-series palatal consonants | question: What do the divisions concern?, answer: the fate
+question: What was the name of the two rounds of purges that resulted in the expulsion of nearly 10,000 people from all levels of the Communist Party of Tajikistan?, answer: Soviet purges | question: Where was Bobojon Ghafurov from?, answer: Tajikistan | question: What Era was Bobojon Ghafurov a member of?, answer: Soviet | question: Who directed the purges?, answer: Moscow | question: What was the top position of the Communist Party of Tajikistan?, answer: first secretary | question: What did Russians dominate at all levels of the Communist Party of Tajikistan?, answer: party positions | question: What political party was expelled from Tajikistan?, answer: the Communist Party | question: What party was expelled from Tajikistan?, answer: the Communist Party of Tajikistan | question: What was the proportion of Russians in Tajikistan between 1926 and 1959?, answer: less than 1% to 13% | question: When was Bobojon Ghafurov the only Tajikistani politician of significance outside of the country?, answer: the Soviet Era
+question: Who did not fare as well as the "wealthy-but-not wealthiest" families?, answer: Typical American families | question: What did 63 percent of all Americans have a decrease in between 2007 and 2009?, answer: total wealth | question: Half of the poorest families did not have what during the crisis?, answer: wealth declines | question: What country's families did not fare as well?, answer: American | question: Which families did not have wealth declines during the crisis?, answer: the poorest families | question: Which families had a decrease in total wealth?, answer: the richest families | question: What did the Federal Reserve find declined from 2007 to 2009?, answer: the total wealth | question: Whose total wealth declined between 2007 and 2009?, answer: Americans | question: What did 77 percent of the richest families have in total wealth?, answer: a decrease
+question: What type of food is the Francesinha?, answer: Typical fast food dishes | question: What type of food is found in Portugal?, answer: typical small tasquinhas | question: What is bifanas?, answer: grilled pork | question: What do the Portuguese have a culture of?, answer: good food | question: What do the Portuguese have a culture of?, answer: good restaurants | question: What does Francesinha mean?, answer: Frenchie | question: How many good restaurants are there in Portugal?, answer: myriads | question: Where is the Francesinha from?, answer: Porto | question: What is the Portuguese word for grilled pork?, answer: bifanas | question: What is a typical fast food dish from Porto?, answer: Francesinha
+question: What is an example of a dosimeter that measures an individual's or an object's exposure to something in the environment?, answer: light dosimeters | question: What is another type of dosimeter?, answer: ultraviolet dosimeters | question: What measure an individual's or an object's exposure to something in the environment?, answer: Dosimeters | question: What is used to measure the exposure of an individual to something in the environment?, answer: Dosimeter | question: What have Dosimeters been used for?, answer: Typical measurements | question: What have dosimeters used to measure?, answer: light | question: What has been used to measure light?, answer: a Dosimeter | question: Dosimeters measure an individual's or an object's exposure to what?, answer: the environment | question: Whose exposure to something in the environment is measured by a Dosimeter?, answer: an individual
+question: In what month of 1976 did the temperature reach 31.6 °C?, answer: June | question: On average, 4.25 days of the year will report what?, answer: a maximum temperature | question: What was the temperature in January 1979?, answer: −8.8 °C | question: In what month of 1979 did the temperature fall to 8.8 °C?, answer: January | question: What is the coldest night in the winter half of the year?, answer: −4.1 °C | question: What is the record temperature in June 1976?, answer: the site record | question: What does the warmest day of the year typically achieve?, answer: a temperature | question: What reached 31.6 °C in June 1976?, answer: the temperature | question: What day of the year usually achieves a temperature of 26.6 °C?, answer: the warmest day | question: What was the temperature in January 1979?, answer: 16 °F
+question: What was To Kill a Watchman renamed to?, answer: Mockingbird | question: Who wrote To Kill a Mockingbird?, answer: Lee | question: What was the original title of To Kill a Mockingbird?, answer: titled Atticus | question: What was the name of Lee's book?, answer: To Kill a Mockingbird | question: What was To Kill renamed to?, answer: a Mockingbird | question: What was the original title of To Kill a Mockingbird?, answer: just a character portrait | question: When was To Kill a Mockingbird published?, answer: July | question: What was the original title of To Kill a Mockingbird?, answer: Atticus | question: Why did Lee rename To Kill a Mockingbird?, answer: the story | question: What did Lee never expect with 'To Kill a Mockingbird'?, answer: success
+question: What state's abolition act allowed children of slave mothers to be liberated?, answer: New York | question: Who did the African Free School educate?, answer: black children | question: What was the name of the movement that continued after slavery was abolished in New York?, answer: New York interracial abolitionist activism | question: Whose children were eventually liberated under the abolition act of 1799?, answer: slave mothers | question: What were children of slave mothers held in until their mid-to-late twenties?, answer: indentured servitude | question: Who was held in indentured servitude until their mid-to-late twenties?, answer: children | question: Who was freed by their masters after the Revolutionary War?, answer: slaves | question: What did the New York Manumission Society work for?, answer: abolition
+question: Who was the governor of Montana in 1866?, answer: Territorial Governor Thomas Meagher | question: Who was the Territorial Governor of Montana in 1866?, answer: Thomas Meagher | question: What was the failed bid for?, answer: statehood | question: Who ratified the constitution of Montana in 1884?, answer: Montana citizens | question: What state was the forty-first in the union?, answer: Montana | question: Which state was granted statehood in 1889?, answer: North Dakota | question: Who held a constitutional convention in 1866?, answer: Montanans | question: Who signed an omnibus bill granting statehood to Montana, North Dakota, South Dakota and Washington?, answer: President Grover Cleveland | question: What other state was granted statehood in 1889?, answer: South Dakota | question: Who was the president of Montana in 1889?, answer: Grover Cleveland
+question: Who were the paratroopers loyal to?, answer: future President Marien Ngouabi | question: What position did Massamba-Débat hold?, answer: President | question: Who was the president of Congo in 1966?, answer: Marien Ngouabi | question: What country did Congo establish relations with in 1965?, answer: North Vietnam | question: What was Massamba-Débat's term in?, answer: office | question: What country did Congo establish relations with in 1965?, answer: North Korea | question: Who was elected President of Congo in 1963?, answer: Massamba-Débat | question: When did the coup d'etat take place?, answer: September
+question: What is the northernmost major city on the North American continent with the Köppen climate classification?, answer: New York City | question: What is the climate classification for New York City?, answer: Köppen | question: What type of climate does New York City have?, answer: a humid subtropical climate | question: What is the Köppen climate classification for New York City?, answer: Cfa | question: What classification does New York City fall under?, answer: the Köppen climate classification | question: What is the coldest month in January?, answer: F | question: What is the coldest month in New York City?, answer: January | question: New York City is the northernmost major city on what continent?, answer: North American | question: What does Dfa stand for?, answer: a humid continental climate | question: What does New York City average 57% of annually?, answer: possible sunshine
+question: Where is the US Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit based?, answer: New York | question: New York is unique among what?, answer: major American cities | question: What is the name of the US court of Appeals for the Second Circuit?, answer: US Court | question: Where is the US Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit located?, answer: Foley Square | question: Where is the US Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit based?, answer: Manhattan | question: The District Court for the Eastern District of New York has jurisdiction in Brooklyn, Queens, and what other city?, answer: Staten Island | question: Where is the District Court for the Southern District of New York's main courthouse located?, answer: City Hall | question: Where is the main courthouse of the District Court for the Eastern District of New York?, answer: Brooklyn | question: The US Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit is based in what country?, answer: US | question: New York is unique among what type of cities?, answer: American
+question: Who introduced a series of regulatory proposals in June 2009?, answer: United States President Barack Obama | question: Who introduced a series of regulatory proposals in June 2009?, answer: Barack Obama | question: What country introduced a series of regulatory proposals in June 2009?, answer: United States | question: What did President Obama introduce in June 2009?, answer: regulatory proposals | question: Who did President Obama introduce a series of regulatory proposals in June 2009?, answer: key advisers | question: Who proposed additional regulations limiting the ability of banks to engage in proprietary trading?, answer: Obama | question: What did the proposed regulations address?, answer: bank financial cushions | question: What was one of the goals of the proposed regulations?, answer: expanded regulation | question: What did Obama propose in January 2010?, answer: additional regulations | question: In what month and year did President Obama introduce a series of regulatory proposals?, answer: June
+question: What country did the relay take place in?, answer: United States | question: Where was the relay's North American leg held?, answer: San Francisco | question: Who did the route changes allow to avoid?, answer: China supporters | question: Where was the closing ceremony for the relay held?, answer: San Francisco International Airport | question: The route changes allowed the relay to avoid large numbers of supporters and protesters against what country?, answer: China | question: Which leg of the relay took place in San Francisco?, answer: North American | question: What country did the relay take place in?, answer: America | question: What country did the relay take place in?, answer: United States of America | question: Where was the torch to go after the closing ceremony at Justin Herman Plaza?, answer: Buenos Aires
+question: Who decided not to renew their contract with the iTunes Store?, answer: Universal Music Group | question: When did Universal decide not to renew their contract with the iTunes Store?, answer: July | question: What store did Universal not renew their contract with?, answer: iTunes | question: Who decided not to renew their contract with the iTunes Store?, answer: Universal | question: Universal Music Group decided not to renew their contract with what store on July 3, 2007?, answer: the iTunes Store | question: What did Universal Music Group not renew with the iTunes Store on July 3, 2007?, answer: their contract | question: When did Universal decide not to renew their contract with the iTunes Store?, answer: July 3, 2007
+question: Universities of Technology and what other university are similar?, answer: normal universities | question: What are academically similar to other (non-polytechnic) universities?, answer: Universities | question: What type of universities are similar to other non-polytechnic universities?, answer: Technology | question: Universities of Technology are academically similar to what?, answer: other (non-polytechnic) universities | question: What are academically similar to other (non-polytechnic) universities?, answer: Universities of Technology | question: What type of university required 160 credits before the Bologna process?, answer: a normal university | question: Prior to the Bologna process, what required 180 credits?, answer: M.Sc | question: How many credits did a normal university require for a M.Sc.?, answer: 160 credits | question: Prior to the Bologna process, how many credits did a M.Sc. from a normal university require?, answer: 180 credits | question: What is similar between universities of Technology and normal universities?, answer: The credits
+question: What is a term for a university that grants B.Sc., M.Sc., Lic.Sc., Ph.D., and D.Sc. degrees?, answer: Universities | question: What are University of Oulu and bo Akademi University classified as?, answer: universities | question: What degree are universities of technology allowed to grant?, answer: B.Sc | question: Which university is also allowed to grant B.Sc., M.Sc., and D.Sc. degrees?, answer: Åbo Akademi University | question: What are classified as universities?, answer: Universities of Technology | question: What type of university is bo Akademi University?, answer: Technology | question: What do the Instituts de technologie of French-speaking areas and Technische Universität of Germany have in common?, answer: prestige | question: What is the name of the German university that has a prestige degree?, answer: Technische Universität | question: Who is allowed to grant B.Sc., M.Sc., and D.Sc. degrees?, answer: some universities | question: What degree are University of Oulu and bo Akademi University allowed to grant?, answer: the B.Sc
+question: What is another name for the University of Engineering & Technology?, answer: Engineering Sciences | question: What field of study is the Bachelor of Science degree awarded by the University of Engineering & Technology?, answer: Engineering | question: What are the recognized universities that grant Bachelor's and master's degrees in undergraduate and graduate studies?, answer: University | question: What is another name for the University of Engineering & Technology?, answer: University of Engineering Sciences | question: What is another name for University of Engineering Sciences?, answer: Technology | question: What does F.Sc stand for?, answer: international high school certificate | question: What are the recognized universities that grant Bachelor's and master's degrees in undergraduate and graduate studies?, answer: University of Engineering & Technology | question: What degree is awarded by the University of Engineering & Technology?, answer: Bachelor | question: Who awards a Bachelor of Science degree?, answer: Universities of Engineering & Technology | question: What types of studies do the University of Engineering & Technology give Bachelor's and Master's degrees in?, answer: undergraduate and graduate studies
+question: What is an iPod different from?, answer: many other MP3 players | question: What must the user use software that is specifically designed to transfer to an iPod?, answer: media files | question: What will not allow an iPod to properly access audio or video files?, answer: a typical file management application | question: What can't be copied to the drive with a typical file management application?, answer: audio or video files | question: What are some other third-party applications available on?, answer: different platforms | question: What is used to transfer media to?, answer: iPod | question: What is available on a number of different platforms?, answer: several alternative third-party applications | question: What must be playable and viewable on an iPod?, answer: the files | question: What type of software is available to transfer media to an iPod?, answer: third | question: What type of device is an iPod usually used to transfer media to?, answer: iPods
+question: What has no single central text that is universally referred to by all traditions?, answer: many religions | question: The size and complexity of the Buddhist canons have been seen as presenting barriers to the wider understanding of what?, answer: Buddhist philosophy | question: What religion has no single central text that is universally referred to by all traditions?, answer: Buddhism | question: Who has seen the size and complexity of the Buddhist canons as presenting barriers to the wider understanding of Buddhist philosophy?, answer: Buddhist social reformer Babasaheb Ambedkar | question: The size and complexity of what canons have been seen as presenting barriers to the wider understanding of Buddhism?, answer: Buddhist | question: What does Buddhism have that is universally referred to by all traditions?, answer: no single central text | question: How many Nikayas are there in the Sutta Pitaka?, answer: first | question: The Vinaya Pitaka and the first four Nikayas are part of what?, answer: the Sutta Pitaka | question: Who is a Buddhist social reformer?, answer: Babasaheb Ambedkar | question: What are the first four Nikayas of the Sutta Pitaka?, answer: the Vinaya Pitaka
+question: What are the genes that show variation in wolves and dogs a result of?, answer: dog domestication | question: What are some of the genes associated with aggression in some dog breeds?, answer: breed formation | question: What species were initially selected for their behaviors?, answer: dogs | question: What were dogs primarily selected for production-related traits?, answer: other domestic species | question: What were dogs initially selected for?, answer: behavior | question: Where have some of these genes been associated with aggression?, answer: some dog breeds | question: What were other domestic species primarily selected for?, answer: production-related traits | question: What does the gene variation in wolves and dogs affect?, answer: emotional processing | question: What do the genes that show variation in wolves and dogs indicate?, answer: selection | question: What were dogs initially selected for?, answer: their behaviors
+question: What was the name of the group that was established that all cardinals, even cardinal deacons, had to be priests?, answer: cardinals | question: In 1917, all cardinals, even cardinal deacons, had to be what?, answer: priests | question: Who obtained dispensation from the rule of having to be a bishop?, answer: Several cardinals | question: Until 1917, it was possible for someone who was not a priest, but only in what orders to become a cardinal?, answer: minor orders | question: What was the only order in which a person could become a cardinal?, answer: cardinal deacons | question: What must cardinals who are not already bishops receive?, answer: episcopal consecration | question: Pope John XXIII set the norm that all cardinals be ordained as bishops, even if they are only priests at the time of what?, answer: appointment | question: In 1962, Pope John XXIII set the norm that all cardinals be ordained as what?, answer: bishops | question: Who set the norm that all cardinals be ordained as bishops in 1962?, answer: Pope John XXIII | question: What rank was Roberto Tucci promoted to?, answer: cardinal-priest
+question: What type of counties were in the Low Countries until the 16th century?, answer: counties | question: Flanders was under the Kingdom of what country?, answer: France | question: What is the current name of the Low Countries?, answer: Netherlands | question: What is the current name of the Low Countries?, answer: Belgium | question: What is the current name of the Low Countries?, answer: Luxembourg | question: What were the Low Countries called before the 16th century?, answer: duchies | question: What county was under the Kingdom of France?, answer: Flanders | question: Who was the supremacy of the Low Countries until the 16th century?, answer: the Holy Roman Empire | question: What was the name of the Low Countries until the 16th century?, answer: the Low Countries | question: When did the Low Countries cease to be under the supremacy of the Holy Roman Empire?, answer: the 16th century
+question: Who were the students who surrounded and intimidated the protesters?, answer: pro-Chinese | question: Who tried to force a pro-Tibet protester into the lake?, answer: pro-Chinese students | question: Who was expected to attend the relay?, answer: pro-Tibet protesters | question: How many protesters were expected to attend the relay?, answer: pro-Tibet | question: Who was expected to attend the relay?, answer: Chinese supporters | question: Who outnumbered Tibetan activists?, answer: pro-China demonstrators | question: Who surrounded and intimidated pro-Tibet protesters?, answer: Chinese students | question: What were the protesters protesting against?, answer: Chinese policy | question: What nationality was one of the high number of supporters during the relay?, answer: Chinese | question: Who was the head of the Canberra torch relay committee?, answer: Ted Quinlan
+question: What type of deposits have been found in local caves?, answer: Upper Palaeolithic deposits | question: Whose bones have been found in local caves?, answer: Homo sapiens | question: Where have bones of Homo sapiens been found?, answer: local caves | question: Where have artefacts dating from the Bronze Age to the Middle Iron Age been found?, answer: Mount Batten | question: What type of Homo sapiens deposits have been found in local caves?, answer: bones | question: What has been found at Mount Batten showing that it was one of the main trading ports of the country at that time?, answer: artefacts | question: Artefacts dating from the Bronze Age to what era have been found at Mount Batten?, answer: the Middle Iron Age | question: From what era were artefacts found at Mount Batten?, answer: the Bronze Age | question: Mount Batten was one of what of the country at that time?, answer: the main trading ports | question: At what time were artefacts found at Mount Batten showing that it was one of the main trading ports of the country?, answer: that time
+question: What is concerned with issues of urbanization, poverty, and neoliberalism?, answer: Urban anthropology | question: What is concerned with issues of urbanization, poverty, and neoliberalism?, answer: urban anthropology | question: By defining different types of what, one would use social factors as well as economic and political factors to categorize the cities?, answer: cities | question: What would one use to categorize different types of cities?, answer: social factors | question: What type of anthropology is concerned with issues of urbanization, poverty, and neoliberalism?, answer: Urban | question: What is urban anthropology concerned with?, answer: issues | question: Urban anthropology is concerned with issues of urbanization, poverty, and what?, answer: neoliberalism | question: What brought the attention of "specialists in 'other cultures' closer to their homes?, answer: Various social processes | question: Urban anthropology is concerned with issues of urbanization, poverty, and what other issue?, answer: poverty | question: What is urban anthropology concerned with?, answer: urbanization
+question: What are metropolitan areas with higher temperatures than the surrounding environment called?, answer: Urban heat islands | question: What could be reduced by 3 °C?, answer: urban temperatures | question: What do asphalt and concrete have in common with the natural environment?, answer: higher heat capacities | question: What do urban heat islands have than the surrounding environment?, answer: higher temperatures | question: What is the cause of higher temperatures in urban heat islands?, answer: urban materials | question: What are urban heat islands?, answer: metropolitan areas | question: What is the estimated benefit of the "cool communities" program?, answer: estimated total annual benefits | question: What is another name for urban heat islands?, answer: UHI | question: What is the effect of asphalt and concrete on albedos?, answer: lower albedos | question: What is the cause of higher temperatures in urban areas?, answer: increased absorption
+question: What do vaccines rely on?, answer: immune modulation | question: What is produced by the production of antibodies, inflammation, and inflammation?, answer: other classic immune reactions | question: What do cell-free vaccines consist of?, answer: protein carriers | question: What rely on immune modulation or augmentation?, answer: Vaccines | question: What has been responsible for a drastic reduction in global bacterial diseases?, answer: Antibacterial vaccines | question: What is another term for immune modulation?, answer: augmentation | question: Inactivated toxins, toxoids, and what other component have been replaced by cell-free vaccines?, answer: proteins | question: What are toxoids?, answer: inactivated toxins | question: Antibacterial vaccines have been responsible for a drastic reduction in what?, answer: global bacterial diseases | question: What are inactivated toxins called?, answer: toxoids
+question: What did Tibetans eagerly seek?, answer: Ming court invitations | question: What were Tibetan leaders granted positions as?, answer: Ming officials | question: Who ruled Tibet?, answer: Ming | question: Who awarded Tibetan tribute-bearers an equal value of gold, silver, satin and brocade?, answer: Ming Chinese | question: Who did the Tibetan lamas visit the Ming court to promote commercial transactions?, answer: Ming Chinese merchants | question: Who were embassies of in Nanjing?, answer: Tibetan lamas | question: What areas were ruled by the Ming?, answer: Tibetan areas | question: Who were granted positions as Ming officials?, answer: Tibetan leaders | question: Whose areas were ruled by the Ming?, answer: Tibetan | question: What did the Ming receive in Nanjing?, answer: Tibetan embassies
+question: Who had success on various record charts around the world?, answer: Various American Idol alumni | question: Where did American Idol alumni have success?, answer: various record charts | question: In 2007 what alums accounted for 2.1% of all music sales?, answer: American Idol | question: Who accounted for 2.1% of all music sales in 2007?, answer: American Idol alums | question: What radio station did Mediabase monitor in 2007?, answer: radio stations Rich Meyer | question: American Idol alumni have a massive impact on what?, answer: radio | question: What charts did American Idol alumni achieve 345 number one on in its first ten years?, answer: Billboard | question: Who led the field with over four million radio spins in 2010?, answer: Kelly Clarkson | question: In what country had American Idol alumni achieved 345 number ones on the Billboard charts?, answer: U.S. | question: According to Fred Bronson, no other entity has ever created as many hit-making artists and best-selling albums and what?, answer: singles
+question: Who sponsored both Buddhism and Saivism?, answer: royal courts | question: What type of literature developed as a result of the royal courts sponsoring both Buddhism and Saivism?, answer: Vajrayana literature | question: What religion did the royal courts sponsor?, answer: Saivism | question: What types of Vajrayana literature developed as a result of royal courts sponsoring both Buddhism and Saivism?, answer: Various classes | question: What type of literature developed as a result of royal courts sponsoring both Buddhism and Saivism?, answer: Vajrayana | question: The Guhyasiddhi of Padmavajra introduces members into what?, answer: Saiva Siddhanta scriptures | question: The Guhyasiddhi of Padmavajra prescribes acting as a Saiva guru and initiating members into what scriptures and mandalas?, answer: Saiva Siddhanta | question: The Guhyasiddhi of Padmavajra prescribes acting as a guru from what text?, answer: Saiva | question: The Majusrimulakalpa states that mantras taught in the Saiva, Garuda and what other tantras will be effective if applied by Buddhists?, answer: Vaisnava tantras | question: Who originally taught the mantras in the Saiva, Garuda and Vaisnava tantras?, answer: Manjushri
+question: What type of pine tree is native to Montana?, answer: ponderosa pine | question: What type of tree is native to Montana?, answer: lodgepole pine | question: What type of tree is native to Montana?, answer: Douglas fir | question: What type of tree is native to Montana?, answer: cottonwood trees | question: What type of maple tree is native to Montana?, answer: rocky mountain maple | question: What type of tree is native to Montana?, answer: red cedar | question: Lodgepole pine, ponderosa pine, larch, spruce, aspen, birch, red cedar, hemlock, ash, alder, rocky mountain maple and cottonwood trees are examples of what?, answer: Vegetation | question: What type of tree is native to Montana?, answer: larch | question: What type of tree is native to Montana?, answer: spruce | question: What type of tree is native to Montana?, answer: aspen
+question: What typically includes headlamps and tail lights?, answer: Vehicles | question: What type of light emits light to the rear of a vehicle?, answer: tail lights | question: What do tail and brake lights emit to the rear?, answer: light | question: LED headlights are an energy-efficient alternative to what?, answer: traditional headlamps | question: What are white or selective yellow lights placed in the front of a vehicle?, answer: Headlamps | question: What are white or selective yellow lights placed in the front of a vehicle?, answer: headlamps | question: Who are the tail and brake lights used to follow?, answer: drivers | question: What type of headlights are placed in the front of a vehicle?, answer: white or selective yellow lights | question: What do tail and brake lights reveal?, answer: direction | question: What emits red light to the rear of a vehicle?, answer: Tail and brake lights
+question: What type of architecture became more ornamental?, answer: Vernacular architecture | question: In addition to pattern books, what else could house builders use in their work?, answer: architectural journals | question: What could house builders use in their work?, answer: current architectural design | question: In addition to architectural journals, what were features found in house builders' work?, answer: pattern books | question: What did house builders combine in pattern books and architectural journals?, answer: features | question: Who could use current architectural design in their work by combining features found in pattern books and architectural journals?, answer: House builders | question: What type of builders could use current architectural design in their work by combining features found in pattern books and architectural journals?, answer: House | question: What could house builders use current architectural design in?, answer: their work
+question: What are playable on various versions of iPods?, answer: Video games | question: How many versions of iPods are video games playable?, answer: various versions | question: What later added Brick as a menu option?, answer: firmware versions | question: Video games are playable on various versions of what?, answer: iPods | question: Who was Apple's co-founder?, answer: founder Steve Wozniak | question: What was the name of the third game added to the iPod?, answer: Music Quiz | question: Who was Apple's co-founder?, answer: Steve Wozniak | question: What game was included as an easter egg hidden feature on the original iPod?, answer: the game Brick | question: What was the game Brick included as on the original iPod?, answer: an easter egg hidden feature | question: What company was Steve Wozniak a co-founder of?, answer: Apple
+question: Where was the event held?, answer: Ho Chi Minh City | question: What month and year was the event held in Ho Chi Minh City?, answer: April | question: What country is involved in a territorial dispute with China?, answer: Vietnam | question: Where is the Military Zone 7 Competition Hall stadium located?, answer: Tan Son Nhat International Airport | question: What did the Vietnamese Prime Minister do to try to stop the protests?, answer: Prime Minister Nguyễn Tấn Dũng warning government agencies | question: What happened in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City in December 2007?, answer: anti-Chinese demonstrations | question: Where is Nhat International Airport?, answer: Tan Son | question: What type of demonstrations were held in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City in December 2007?, answer: anti-Chinese | question: Where did the torchbearers carry it from to the Military Zone 7 Competition Hall stadium?, answer: Opera House | question: Who is the Prime Minister of Vietnam?, answer: Nguyễn Tấn Dũng
+question: What determines the content of the Vinayapitaka?, answer: different schools | question: What is the specific moral code for monks and nuns?, answer: Vinaya | question: What do different schools or subschools set for the degree of adherence to Vinaya?, answer: different standards | question: Who is Vinaya the moral code for?, answer: monks | question: Vinaya is the moral code for monks and what?, answer: nuns | question: What is Vinaya?, answer: the specific moral code | question: The ten precepts are the basic precepts for whom?, answer: monastics | question: What does the Vinayapitaka set different standards for?, answer: adherence | question: What recension contains the Patimokkha?, answer: Theravadin | question: What type of schools set different standards for the degree of adherence to Vinaya?, answer: subschools
+question: What is concerned in part with the study and production of ethnographic photography, film and, since the mid-1990s, new media?, answer: Visual anthropology | question: What also encompasses the anthropological study of visual representation?, answer: visual anthropology | question: What are sandpaintings, tattoos, sculptures and reliefs, cave paintings, scrimshaw, jewelry, hieroglyphics, paintings and photographs?, answer: Visual representations | question: Visual anthropology also encompasses the study of what?, answer: visual representation | question: Visual anthropology is concerned with the study and production of ethnographic photography, film and what?, answer: new media | question: Visual anthropology also encompasses the production and reception of what?, answer: mass media | question: What is the term 'visual anthropology' sometimes used interchangeably with?, answer: ethnographic film | question: Visual anthropology is concerned in part with the study and production of what?, answer: ethnographic photography | question: Visual anthropology is concerned in part with the study and what of ethnographic photography?, answer: production | question: In what way is visual anthropology concerned with the study and production of ethnographic photography, film, and new media?, answer: part
+question: Voting results have been a consistent source of what?, answer: controversy | question: What type of vote increased in season eight?, answer: text votes | question: What has been a constant source of controversy?, answer: Voting results | question: What is the name of the online community that started in 2013?, answer: Vote | question: What did the texting controversy cause in season eight?, answer: votes | question: In what season did Ruben Studdard beat Clay Aiken in a close vote?, answer: season | question: What has aroused considerable criticism?, answer: voting | question: What was the first season concerned about?, answer: power voting | question: Who did Ruben Studdard beat in a close vote?, answer: Clay Aiken | question: Who beat Clay Aiken in a close vote in season two?, answer: Ruben Studdard
+question: What did Waitz define anthropology as the science of the nature of?, answer: man | question: Who defined anthropology as the science of the nature of man?, answer: Waitz | question: What did Waitz believe anthropology would gather material from?, answer: other fields | question: What field did Waitz define as the science of the nature of man?, answer: anthropology | question: What did Waitz define anthropology as the science of?, answer: nature | question: What field would anthropology differ from other fields in the use of?, answer: comparative anatomy | question: The same laws of what are applicable to all men?, answer: thought | question: What type of breath did Waitz call matter animated by?, answer: Divine | question: The same laws of thought are applicable to whom?, answer: all men | question: What would anthropology gather from other fields?, answer: material
+question: Who was influential among the British ethnologists?, answer: Waitz | question: Who founded the Anthropological Society of London?, answer: James Hunt | question: What nationality was Waitz?, answer: British | question: What was Edward Burnett Tylor an inventor of?, answer: cultural anthropology | question: Who was the inventor of cultural anthropology?, answer: Edward Burnett Tylor | question: In 1863, Richard Francis Burton and James Hunt broke away from the Ethnological Society of what city?, answer: London | question: Who was Edward Burnett Tylor's brother?, answer: Alfred Tylor | question: The Anthropological Society of London was the 2nd society dedicated to what?, answer: general anthropology | question: Who founded the Anthropological Society of London?, answer: Richard Francis Burton | question: Who stressed the work of Waitz, adopting his definitions as a standard?, answer: Hunt
+question: What position did Walpole deny?, answer: prime minister | question: Who continued to deny that Walpole was a prime minister?, answer: legal scholars | question: What document did parliamentarians and legal scholars deny that Walpole was a prime minister?, answer: Constitution | question: Who denied that he was a prime minister?, answer: Walpole | question: Whose mental illness consolidated the power of the prime minister?, answer: George III | question: Who continued to deny that Walpole was a prime minister?, answer: parliamentarians | question: Who continued to deny that Walpole was a prime minister?, answer: the 18th century parliamentarians | question: Who was the wartime prime minister?, answer: William Pitt | question: Who made strenuous efforts to reclaim the personal power of the monarch?, answer: George II | question: Who was William Pitt the Younger?, answer: the wartime prime minister
+question: What emperor sent edicts to Tibet twice in the second year of the Ming dynasty?, answer: Ming | question: Wang and Nyima argue that the Ming emperor sent edicts twice in the second year of the Ming dynasty?, answer: Tibet | question: The Ming dynasty won submission from ex-Yuan religious and administrative leaders in what area?, answer: Tibetan areas | question: Who did the Ming emperor urge to submit to the authority of the Ming court?, answer: various Tibetan tribes | question: Who did the Mongol Prince Punala go to Nanjing to show his allegiance to?, answer: the Ming court | question: What did the Ming dynasty issue to invite ex-Yuan officials to the court?, answer: imperial edicts | question: Who did the Ming dynasty invite to the court?, answer: ex-Yuan officials | question: Who did the Ming dynasty invite to the court for official positions in the early years of its founding?, answer: ex-Yuan | question: What tribes did the Ming emperor urge to submit to the authority of the Ming court?, answer: Tibetan | question: Wang and Nyima argue that the Ming emperor sent what to Tibet twice in the second year of the Ming dynasty?, answer: edicts
+question: Who was granted the official title of Education Minister by the Yuan court?, answer: Tai Situ Changchub Gyaltsen | question: Who states that after the official title "Education Minister" was granted to Tai Situ Changchub Gyaltsen, this title appeared frequently with his name in various Tibetan texts?, answer: Nyima state | question: Where did Tai Situ Changchub Gyaltsen appear?, answer: various Tibetan texts | question: Who states that after the official title "Education Minister" was granted to Tai Situ Changchub Gyaltsen, this title appeared frequently with his name in various Tibetan texts?, answer: Wang | question: What language did Tai Situ Changchub Gyaltsen speak?, answer: Tibetan | question: Who said that even in the later period of the Yuan dynasty, the Yuan imperial court and the Phagmodrupa Dynasty maintained a Central-local government relation?, answer: Nyima | question: Who maintained a Central-local government relationship with the Phagmodrupa Dynasty?, answer: the Yuan imperial court | question: What is rarely mentioned in Tibetan texts?, answer: his Tibetan title | question: What did the Yuan court grant to Tai Situ Changchub Gyaltsen?, answer: the official title | question: Who gave Tai Situ Changchub Gyaltsen the title of Education Minister?, answer: the Yuan court
+question: What are Republic Day celebrations considered?, answer: terrorist targets | question: What are terrorist targets?, answer: Republic Day celebrations | question: In what city did the Indians shorten the route of the relay?, answer: New Delhi | question: What celebrations are considered terrorist targets?, answer: Republic Day | question: What country has decided to shorten the route of the relay in New Delhi?, answer: Indian | question: In what city was the ambassador summoned to the Foreign Ministry?, answer: Delhi | question: India's Commerce Minister, Kamal Nath, cancelled an official trip to Beijing in what manner?, answer: protest | question: India is wary of what?, answer: protests | question: Who denied that India's Commerce Minister cancelled an official trip to Beijing?, answer: Chinese sources | question: Who denied the news that the Indian ambassador was summoned to the Foreign Ministry?, answer: anonymous sources
+question: Who wrote an unofficial biography on Schwarzenegger?, answer: Wendy Leigh | question: Who did Wendy Leigh write an unofficial biography on?, answer: Schwarzenegger | question: What did Leigh say Schwarzenegger was always fascinated by?, answer: other people | question: What did Leigh say Schwarzenegger wanted to be part of?, answer: people | question: In Demolition Man, what was Schwarzenegger's first run for?, answer: political office | question: Who wrote an unofficial biography on Schwarzenegger?, answer: Leigh | question: What did Leigh say Schwarzenegger wanted not to be a large mass of?, answer: followers | question: Who was his mother-in-law?, answer: Sargent Shriver | question: Who was the sister of John F. Kennedy?, answer: Eunice Kennedy Shriver | question: What did Wendy Leigh write about Schwarzenegger?, answer: an unofficial biography
+question: Who began an on-and-off relationship with Alexis Phifer in 2002?, answer: West | question: What is the name of West's son?, answer: Saint West | question: What is the name of West's son?, answer: son Saint West | question: Who did West begin an on-and-off relationship with in 2002?, answer: designer Alexis Phifer | question: Who was West's on-and-off relationship with in 2002?, answer: Alexis Phifer | question: Who did West begin dating in April 2012?, answer: longtime friend Kim Kardashian | question: Where did West and Kardashian marry?, answer: Fort di Belvedere | question: What was the relationship between West and Kardashian subject to?, answer: heavy media coverage | question: Who did West begin dating in April 2012?, answer: Kim Kardashian | question: Where is Fort di Belvedere located?, answer: Italy
+question: Who demonstrated an affinity for the arts at an early age?, answer: West | question: At what age did West demonstrate an affinity for the arts?, answer: age | question: Who did West sell his musical compositions to?, answer: other artists | question: What did West begin making in the seventh grade?, answer: musical compositions | question: What did West begin writing when he was five years old?, answer: poetry | question: When did West demonstrate an affinity for the arts?, answer: an early age | question: In what grade did West begin rapping?, answer: third
+question: What was the name of West's record label?, answer: GOOD Music | question: Who founded GOOD Music?, answer: West | question: Who did West collaborate with to create GOOD Music?, answer: Sony BMG | question: Who was the new president of GOOD Music in 2015?, answer: Pusha T | question: Who is a notable artist on the label GOOD Music?, answer: Yasiin Bey | question: Who is one of the artists on the label GOOD Music?, answer: Big Sean | question: What is the Recording Industry Association of America?, answer: RIAA | question: What was the relationship between West and Sony BMG?, answer: conjunction | question: Who was the new president of GOOD Music in 2015?, answer: Pusha | question: What is the name of GOOD Music?, answer: The label houses artists
+question: Who was credited with revitalizing Jay-Z's career with his contributions to the rap mogul's influential 2001 album?, answer: West | question: Who did West produce records for?, answer: other artists | question: Who did West produce for in 2000?, answer: artists | question: Which artist did West produce for in-house for Roc-A-Fella Records?, answer: Beanie Sigel | question: What label did West work for in 2000?, answer: Roc | question: What did West produce for Beanie Sigel, Freeway, and Cam'ron?, answer: records | question: What label did West work for in 2000?, answer: Roc-A-Fella Records | question: Along with Beanie Sigel and Cam'ron, what Roc-A-Fella record label did West work for?, answer: Freeway | question: What did the critical and financial success of The Blueprint generate in West as a producer?, answer: substantial interest
+question: What type of concerts has Kanye West participated in?, answer: benefit concerts | question: Who has participated in many fundraisers, benefit concerts, and has done community work for Hurricane Katrina relief?, answer: West | question: What has Kanye West appeared in?, answer: many fundraisers | question: What has West done community work for?, answer: Hurricane Katrina relief | question: What event has Kanye West participated in?, answer: World Water Day rally | question: What is the name of the rally and march that Kanye West participated in?, answer: World Water Day | question: What has West done for Hurricane Katrina?, answer: community work | question: What hurricane has West done community work for?, answer: Hurricane Katrina | question: What has West done community work for?, answer: a Live Earth concert benefit | question: What is the name of the concert that Kanye West participated in?, answer: Live Earth
+question: Who has been an outspoken and controversial celebrity throughout his career?, answer: West | question: Along with the mainstream media and entertainers, who has been critical of West?, answer: other artists | question: What did West receive from the mainstream media?, answer: praise | question: Who did West accuse of not "car[ing] about black people"?, answer: President George W. Bush | question: What country was George W. Bush from?, answer: U.S. | question: West accused Bush of not "car[ing] about whom?", answer: black people | question: Who did West accuse of not "car[ing] about black people"?, answer: George W. Bush | question: West has received criticism from mainstream media, artists, and what else?, answer: entertainers | question: What did West criticize the media's portrayal of?, answer: hurricane victims | question: Who was West presenting with when he deviated from the prepared script to criticize the media's portrayal of Hurricane Katrina?, answer: actor Mike Myers
+question: Who is among the most critically acclaimed artists of the twenty-first century?, answer: West | question: West is one of the most critically acclaimed what of the 21st century?, answer: artists | question: Who praised West for his work?, answer: music critics | question: Along with music critics, fans, fellow musicians, artists, and musicians, who praised West for his work?, answer: wider cultural figures | question: Along with music critics, fans, artists, and wider cultural figures, who praised West for his work?, answer: fellow musicians | question: What did West receive from music critics, fans, fellow musicians, artists, and wider cultural figures for his work?, answer: praise | question: What group of people praised West for his work?, answer: fans | question: What did West shattered as his career progressed?, answer: certain stereotypes | question: How many albums does West sell?, answer: odd album sales | question: What type of events is West a frequent dyspeptic presence at?, answer: award shows
+question: Who is one of the best selling artists of all time?, answer: West | question: What award has West won?, answer: Grammy | question: What does Rolling Stone call West's albums?, answer: Greatest Albums | question: Where did West's albums rank in Pitchfork Media's The 100 Best Albums of 2010-2014?, answer: eighth | question: What rank on Rolling Stone's 2012 "500 Greatest Albums of All Time" list?, answer: his albums | question: Where has West been included in a number of lists?, answer: Forbes annual lists | question: West is one of what of all time?, answer: the most awarded artists | question: Who named West one of the 100 most influential people in the world in 2005 and 2015?, answer: Time | question: West is one of the best-selling artists of what time?, answer: all time
+question: West produced records for a number of well-known artists and what?, answer: music groups | question: Who produced the song Chyna Doll?, answer: West | question: What did West produce for a number of well-known artists and music groups?, answer: records | question: What was the first hip-hop album by a female rapper to debut at the top of the U.S. Billboard 200?, answer: first | question: Who were Nas, Drag-On, and Carl Thomas?, answer: rappers | question: Along with Nas, Drag-On, and Trackmasters, who was a member of Harlem World?, answer: R&B singer Carl Thomas | question: What was the name of the last Goodie Mob album to feature the founding members of Goodie Mob?, answer: World Party | question: What was the first hip-hop album by a female rapper to debut at the top of the U.S. Billboard 200?, answer: second
+question: What nightclub in Newcastle upon Tyne was West arrested in 2008?, answer: Tup Tup Palace | question: What nightclub in Newcastle upon Tyne was West arrested outside?, answer: the famous Tup Tup Palace nightclub | question: Where was the Tup Tup Palace nightclub located?, answer: Tyne | question: Who was arrested on November 14, 2008?, answer: West | question: What hotel was West arrested at?, answer: Hilton | question: Where was West arrested?, answer: Gateshead | question: Where was the Tup Tup Palace nightclub located?, answer: Newcastle | question: When was West arrested?, answer: November | question: Where was West arrested?, answer: the Hilton hotel | question: Why was West arrested?, answer: another scuffle
+question: Who wrote the song "Through The Wire"?, answer: West | question: What was West's jaw wired shut for?, answer: reconstructive surgery | question: Where was West's recording studio?, answer: California | question: When was West's debut album released?, answer: October | question: Where was West when he fell asleep at the wheel?, answer: a California recording studio | question: What did West's car crash leave him with?, answer: a shattered jaw | question: What caused West to have a shattered jaw?, answer: The crash | question: What was West involved in when he fell asleep at the wheel?, answer: a near-fatal car crash
+question: Where did West crash the stage at in 2009?, answer: MTV Video Music Awards | question: What did West's incident at the 2009 MTV Video Music Awards lead to?, answer: widespread outrage | question: Who crashed the stage at the 2009 MTV Video Music Awards?, answer: West | question: Who did West grab the microphone from during the 2009 MTV Video Music Awards?, answer: winner Taylor Swift | question: What was the name of Beyoncé's video for "Put a Ring on It"?, answer: Single Ladies | question: Where was West's controversial incident held?, answer: the 2009 MTV Video Music Awards | question: Who was outraged by West's incident at the 2009 MTV Video Music Awards?, answer: the music industry | question: What was West's incident at the 2009 MTV Video Music Awards?, answer: his biggest controversy | question: When did 808s & Heartbreak fail to win a Grammy?, answer: the 52nd Grammy Awards
+question: What did Sean Fennessey write about West's collaborators?, answer: previous studio albums | question: Who released My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy?, answer: West | question: What does My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy incorporate from West's previous four albums?, answer: elements | question: What does Simon Vozick-Levinson perceive as recuring at various points?, answer: such elements | question: What was the name of West's fifth album?, answer: Late Registration | question: What was West's fifth album called?, answer: My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy | question: What was the name of West's 2008 album?, answer: Heartbreak | question: What did Sean Fennessey say West "absorb[ed] the gifts of his handpicked?, answer: collaborators | question: Who noted West's fifth album?, answer: writers
+question: What has all of West's solo albums received?, answer: critical acclaim | question: What has all of West's solo albums received?, answer: numerous awards | question: Who has sold over 30 million digital songs in the United States making him one of the best-selling digital artists of all time?, answer: West | question: What has West sold over 30 million songs in the United States?, answer: digital sales | question: What is West third in in the past decade?, answer: overall digital sales | question: What was Yeezus?, answer: his sixth solo album | question: What was West's first solo album?, answer: first | question: What has all of West's solo albums gone to?, answer: platinum | question: When did Yeezus become his fifth consecutive No. 1 album in the U.S.?, answer: release
+question: Who released 808s & Heartbreak?, answer: West | question: What did Kanye want to combine with taiko drums and choir monks on 808s & Heartbreak?, answer: mechanical sounds | question: What group did Kanye later admit to having an affinity with?, answer: British post-punk group Joy Division | question: Along with choir monks and mechanical sounds, what traditional sound did Kanye use on 808s & Heartbreak?, answer: taiko drums | question: What type of drums did 808s & Heartbreak feature?, answer: dense drums | question: How many studio albums did Kanye release in 2008?, answer: fourth | question: What was the name of Kanye's fourth album?, answer: 808s | question: What type of sound did 808s & Heartbreak consist of?, answer: virtual synthesis | question: What was the name of Kanye's fourth album?, answer: Heartbreak
+question: What was West's mother's name?, answer: Donda West | question: Who's life took a different direction when his mother died?, answer: West | question: When did Donda West die?, answer: November | question: What did Donda West die of?, answer: cosmetic surgery | question: Why did Donda West die?, answer: complications | question: How did the events of 2007 affect West?, answer: profoundly affected West | question: What cosmetic surgery did Donda West have?, answer: abdominoplasty and breast reduction | question: Who was West's fiancée?, answer: Alexis Phifer | question: Where did West release his fourth album?, answer: MTV Video Music Awards
+question: West's middle class background, flamboyant fashion sense and outspokenness have also set him apart from who?, answer: other rappers | question: Rosie Swash of The Guardian viewed the sales competition as a historical moment in what genre?, answer: hip hop | question: What did the sales competition between 50 Cent and West's Graduation help pave the way for?, answer: new rappers | question: Who was among the first rappers to publicly criticize the preponderance of homophobia in hip hop?, answer: West | question: What type of rap was West's Graduation?, answer: gangsta rap | question: What type of rap did Frank Ocean, The Weeknd, Drake, Future, Kid Cudi, Childish Gambino, Lil Durk, Chief Keef, and Soulja Boy eschewed?, answer: typical rap braggadocio | question: Rosie Swash of The Guardian viewed the sales competition as a historical moment in what genre?, answer: hip-hop | question: What was West's reputation as a critic of homophobia in hip hop?, answer: the first rappers
+question: What has Kanye been exploring throughout his work?, answer: different musical approaches | question: What has defined West's musical career?, answer: frequent stylistic shifts | question: Who pioneered a style of production dubbed "chipmunk soul"?, answer: West | question: Along with Stevie Wonder, George Michael, LL Cool J, Phil Collins and Madonna, who was West's early inspiration?, answer: Michael Jackson | question: Who did Kanye say was his inspiration?, answer: George Michael | question: What did West name A Tribe Called Quest, Stevie Wonder, Michael Jackson, George Michael, LL Cool J, Phil Collins and Madonna as?, answer: early interests | question: Along with Madonna, Stevie Wonder, Michael Jackson, George Michael, and Phil Collins, what artist did West name as his early inspiration?, answer: LL Cool J | question: West's musical career has seen him develop and explore a variety of different musical approaches and what?, answer: genres | question: Who did Kanye name as his early inspiration?, answer: Stevie Wonder
+question: What has West's outspoken views and ventures outside of music received?, answer: significant mainstream attention | question: Along with his outspoken views, what outside of music has received significant mainstream attention?, answer: ventures | question: West has been a frequent source of controversy and public scrutiny for his conduct at award shows, on social media, and where?, answer: other public settings | question: West's outspoken views and ventures outside of what have received significant mainstream attention?, answer: music | question: What has West been a frequent source of controversy for his conduct at award shows, on social media, and in other public settings?, answer: public scrutiny | question: Where has West been a frequent source of controversy and public scrutiny?, answer: social media | question: Where has West been a frequent source of controversy?, answer: award shows | question: At what event did West interrupt Taylor Swift?, answer: MTV Video Music Awards | question: Who did West interrupt at the 2009 MTV Video Music Awards?, answer: singer Taylor Swift
+question: Who released Graduation?, answer: West | question: What was the name of West's third album?, answer: Graduation | question: Who did 50 Cent's Graduation beat in a sales competition?, answer: Curtis | question: What did 50 Cent and Kanye want to see from their album?, answer: superior sales | question: How many number-one hits did West's Graduation have?, answer: third | question: Who did Detrick say Graduation paved the way for who didn't follow the hardcore gangster mold?, answer: new rappers | question: What was Curtis' profession?, answer: rapper | question: What did West's third album, Graduation, garner?, answer: major publicity
+question: Along with his mother, who did Kanye West partner with to provide underprivileged youth access to music education?, answer: community organizations | question: Who founded the "Kanye West Foundation"?, answer: West | question: What did the Kanye West Foundation provide underprivileged youth access to?, answer: music education | question: What was the goal of the "Kanye West Foundation"?, answer: underprivileged youth access | question: What was the name of the organization that Kanye West and his mother founded?, answer: Foundation | question: What organization did Kanye West and the Foundation partner with in 2007?, answer: Strong American Schools | question: Where was the "Kanye West Foundation" located?, answer: Chicago | question: What was the goal of the Kanye West Foundation?, answer: illiteracy | question: What was the goal of the "Kanye West Foundation"?, answer: dropout | question: What was the goal of the "Kanye West Foundation"?, answer: rates
+question: When did the Middle Iranian era begin?, answer: 4th century | question: The Middle Iranian era is thought to last through what century?, answer: the 9th century | question: When did the Middle Iranian era begin?, answer: BCE | question: What is the "Middle Iranian" era known as?, answer: Iranian linguistic history | question: When did the Middle Iranian era begin?, answer: the 4th century | question: What language is the "Middle Iranian" era known as?, answer: Iranian | question: What era is thought to begin around the 4th century BCE?, answer: Middle Iranian | question: What is the second group of Middle Iranian languages?, answer: Eastern | question: What are the two main groups of Middle Iranian languages?, answer: Western | question: What are classified into Western and Eastern groups?, answer: the Middle Iranian languages
+question: Who loses the ability to use his sword, shield, or any secondary items?, answer: Link | question: Who gains several key advantages in return for becoming a wolf?, answer: Wolf Link | question: What is the void that corrupts parts of when Link enters the Twilight Realm?, answer: Hyrule | question: What does the void corrupt?, answer: parts | question: At what point is Link able to transform between his Hylian and wolf forms?, answer: will | question: Link can "warp" to any of what throughout the overworld?, answer: several preset locations | question: What does Link gain as a wolf?, answer: several key advantages | question: What does Link uncover when he digs holes?, answer: buried items | question: What do Link's senses allow him to follow?, answer: scent trails.[i
+question: Who was the leader of the Khoshut tribe of the Oirat Mongols?, answer: Güshi Khan | question: Who was the fifth Dalai Lama?, answer: Lozang Gyatso | question: What did a ally of the Ü-Tsang ruler threaten destruction of again?, answer: Gelugpas | question: Güshi Khan resettled his entire tribe into what region?, answer: Amdo | question: Who was the ally of the Ü-Tsang ruler when he threatened destruction of the Gelugpas?, answer: the fifth Dalai Lama Lozang Gyatso | question: Where was Güshi Khan on a pilgrimage?, answer: Lhasa | question: Which king surrendered in 1642?, answer: Ü-Tsang | question: What did an ally of the Ü-Tsang ruler threaten to the Gelugpas?, answer: destruction | question: Who was the Dalai Lama Lozang Gyatso?, answer: fifth | question: What was Lozang Gyatso's ethnicity?, answer: Dalai
+question: What type of mortgage market collapsed in 2007?, answer: secondary | question: Who was forced to hold $10.7 billion of loans it could not sell in the secondary market?, answer: IndyMac | question: What declined in the latter half of 2007?, answer: home prices | question: What market collapsed in 2007?, answer: the secondary mortgage market | question: IndyMac was forced to hold $10.7 billion of loans it could not sell in what market?, answer: the secondary market | question: IndyMac was forced to hold $10.7 billion of what?, answer: loans | question: What was the run a contributing factor in the timing of?, answer: IndyMac’s demise | question: When did home prices decline in 2007?, answer: the latter half | question: Who wrote a letter to the FDIC and OTS?, answer: Senator Charles Schumer
+question: What color does a cardinal's cassock have?, answer: scarlet piping | question: In what type of dress does a Latin-rite cardinal wear scarlet garments?, answer: choir dress | question: What does a Latin-rite cardinal wear when in choir dress?, answer: a Latin-rite cardinal wears scarlet garments | question: Who was customary to wear a violet or blue cape unless granted the privilege of wearing red when acting on papal business?, answer: cardinals | question: What nationality is a cardinal who wears scarlet garments?, answer: Latin | question: What are the cassock, mozzetta, and biretta?, answer: the scarlet garments | question: What is the scarlet garment over?, answer: the usual scarlet zucchetto | question: What color is a cardinal's scarlet garment?, answer: red | question: What is the biretta of a cardinal distinctive for?, answer: its scarlet color | question: Why has the bird of the same name become known as a scarlet garment?, answer: the scarlet color
+question: What was an avant-garde movement with moral, philosophical, and aesthetic underpinnings?, answer: modern architecture | question: What did modernist architects reject the academic refinement of?, answer: historical styles | question: What did modernist architects remove from buildings?, answer: historical references | question: What underpinnings did modern architecture have when it was first practiced?, answer: moral, philosophical, and aesthetic underpinnings | question: Who sought to develop a completely new style appropriate for a new post-war social and economic order?, answer: pioneering modernist architects | question: What was modern architecture when it was first practiced?, answer: an avant-garde movement | question: What did modernist architects use instead of historical references and ornament?, answer: functionalist details | question: What did modernist architects seek to develop a completely new style for after World War I?, answer: a new post-war social and economic order | question: What did modernist architects reduce buildings to?, answer: pure forms | question: What were steel beams and concrete surfaces hidden behind?, answer: decorative forms
+question: What is the semiannual papal blessing?, answer: Urbi et Orbi | question: What is an example of a liturgical function that cardinal deacons can recognize by the dalmatics?, answer: Papal Masses | question: What is an example of a liturgical function that cardinal deacons can be recognized by the dalmatics?, answer: the semiannual Urbi et Orbi papal blessing | question: Where can cardinal deacons be recognized by the dalmatics?, answer: Ecumenical Councils | question: What is another name for the simple white mitre?, answer: mitra simplex | question: Who can be recognized by the dalmatics they would don with the simple white mitre?, answer: cardinal deacons | question: How often is the Urbi et Orbi papal blessing?, answer: semiannual | question: What do cardinal deacons not celebrate when they serve a liturgical function?, answer: Mass | question: What is a semiannual Urbi et Orbi papal blessing?, answer: a liturgical function | question: What do cardinal deacons use to recognize them?, answer: the simple white mitre
+question: What city was America after 9/11?, answer: New York | question: Who founded The National Review?, answer: William F. Buckley | question: Who defended New York in the 2016 election?, answer: Donald Trump | question: What political party was Donald Trump?, answer: Republican | question: What did one Republican presidential candidate ridicule in January 2016?, answer: "New York values | question: Who ridiculed the liberalism of New York values?, answer: one Republican presidential candidate | question: In what month and year did Donald Trump ridicule the liberalism of New York values?, answer: January | question: What did the National Review say about Donald Trump after 9/11?, answer: a moment Trump transcended politics
+question: What type of chromosome represents both of the possible sexes?, answer: sex chromosome | question: Genetics studies the properties of what?, answer: single genes | question: Genetics studies the properties of single what?, answer: genes | question: What may a "genome sequence" be a composite read from the chromosomes of?, answer: various individuals | question: The study of the global properties of what of related organisms is called genomics?, answer: genomes | question: Who refers to a determination of the sequences of one set of autosomes and one of each type of sex chromosome?, answer: people | question: Genetics studies the properties of single genes or what type of genes?, answer: groups | question: What do the sequences of one set of autosomes and one of each type of sex chromosome represent?, answer: the possible sexes | question: What is a "genome sequence" a composite read from the chromosomes of various individuals?, answer: species | question: What does the phrase "genetic makeup" signify the genome of?, answer: organism.[citation
+question: What is the major part of the genome composed of in mammals and plants?, answer: repetitive DNA content | question: What is most of the genome in prokaryotes?, answer: non-repetitive DNA | question: In mammals and plants, the major part of the genome is composed of what?, answer: repetitive DNA | question: In mammals and plants, the major part of the genome is composed of what?, answer: DNA | question: What do eukaryotes have the feature of exon-intron organization of?, answer: protein coding genes | question: What takes a small part in the genome of prokaryotes?, answer: non-coding regions | question: What are the big differences between prokaryotes and eukaryotes?, answer: contents structure | question: What has the feature of exon-intron organization of protein coding genes?, answer: eukaryotes | question: What should one distinguish between prokaryotes and eukaryotes?, answer: genome composition | question: What type of organism has the feature of exon-intron organization of protein coding genes?, answer: prokaryotes
+question: What did the Swedes add to Gustavia in 1785?, answer: more buildings | question: What did the British invade in 1744?, answer: the harbour town | question: What was destroyed when the British invaded Gustavia?, answer: the town’s architectural buildings | question: What was destroyed when the British invaded the harbour town?, answer: the town | question: Who invaded the harbour town in 1744?, answer: British | question: Who renamed Gustavia in honor of their king Gustav III?, answer: Swedes | question: When did the British invade Gustavia?, answer: 1744[verification | question: What did the Swedes add to Gustavia in 1785?, answer: the architectural beauty | question: What was needed to build new structures around the harbour?, answer: area[verification | question: Who was the king of the Swedes?, answer: Gustav III
+question: What does Albert Kolb say Chinese claims to suzerainty date from?, answer: Tibet date | question: Where was the Qing dynasty garrison established?, answer: Tibet | question: Where did the Kangxi Emperor occupy in 1720?, answer: Lhasa | question: When was the reign of the Kangxi Emperor?, answer: r. | question: What did the Kangxi Emperor respond to?, answer: Tibetan pleas | question: Where did the Dzungar Mongols try to spread their territory?, answer: Xinjiang | question: What was established in Tibet during the reign of the Qianlong Emperor?, answer: Qing dynasty garrison | question: What did the Kangxi Emperor respond to Tibetan pleas for?, answer: aid | question: Who did the Kangxi Emperor respond to with his own expedition to Tibet?, answer: Tibetan | question: Who occupied Lhasa in 1720?, answer: the Kangxi Emperor
+question: What war did the U.S. enter on December 8, 1941?, answer: World War II | question: Who enlisted in the military to escape the poor economy of the previous decade?, answer: many Montanans | question: What country entered World War II?, answer: U.S. | question: Who were among those who served in the military?, answer: Many Native Americans | question: When did the U.S. enter World War II?, answer: December | question: What did the US declare in 1941?, answer: war | question: Who enlisted in the military to escape the poor economy of the previous decade?, answer: Montanans | question: What did the Crow Nation soldiers become?, answer: Code Talkers | question: Who were planes sent to in the Soviet Union?, answer: allied forces | question: Why did many Montanans enlist in the military?, answer: the poor national economy
+question: What was the name of the book that was based on Lee's detailed explanations of the people of Maycomb?, answer: Southern romantic regionalism | question: What is Scout's definition of "fine people"?, answer: good sense | question: Who was charmed by Scout and Jem's observations of their quirky neighbors?, answer: Reviewers | question: Who noted that the book was divided into two parts?, answer: reviewers | question: The first part of the novel concerns the children's fascination with whom?, answer: Boo Radley | question: Whose detailed explanations of the people of Maycomb were categorized as Southern romantic regionalism?, answer: Lee | question: What was mixed about Lee's ability to connect the two parts of the book?, answer: opinion | question: Whose history does the narrator set the action and characters amid a finely detailed background of the Finch family history?, answer: Maycomb | question: What type of romantic regionalism was the book categorized as?, answer: Southern | question: What did the children feel about Boo Radley in the neighborhood?, answer: comfort
+question: What did Clarendon lose in exile?, answer: favour | question: What type of minister could be dismissed if the monarch grew tired of?, answer: first | question: Who was driven into exile when they lost favour?, answer: Clarendon | question: What was Clarendon driven into when they lost favour?, answer: exile | question: Who was executed when the monarch grew tired of a first minister?, answer: Cromwell | question: When the monarch grew tired of what position, he or she could be dismissed?, answer: a first minister | question: What did kings sometimes divide equally between two or more ministers to prevent one minister from becoming too powerful?, answer: power | question: Who shared power with St John in Anne's reign?, answer: the Tory ministers Harley | question: Which Tory minister shared power with Harley in Anne's reign?, answer: St John | question: How many ministers were sometimes divided to prevent the monarch from becoming too powerful?, answer: one minister
+question: Who had delegated to the courts the power to prescribe judicial procedure?, answer: Congress | question: What did John Marshall say the determination of rules of procedure was?, answer: legislative powers | question: What did Congress do to the courts to prescribe judicial procedure?, answer: delegation | question: What did John Marshall distinguish between important subjects and?, answer: mere details | question: What did John Marshall say could be made and given power to those who are to act under?, answer: such general provisions | question: What did Congress delegate to the courts the power to prescribe?, answer: judicial procedure | question: What does Congress not make of its authority?, answer: great and sweeping delegations | question: What country was Wayman v. Southard?, answer: U.S. | question: What did John Marshall say was a legislative function?, answer: procedure | question: Where Congress does not make great and sweeping delegations of its authority, who has been less stringent?, answer: the Supreme Court
+question: What is less detailed than a genome sequence?, answer: A genome map | question: What is less detailed than a genome sequence?, answer: a genome map | question: What lists the order of every DNA base in a genome?, answer: a genome sequence | question: The Human Genome Project was organized to map and sequence what?, answer: the human genome | question: What type of sequence lists the order of every DNA base in a genome?, answer: a genome | question: The Human Genome Project was organized to map and sequence what?, answer: the genome | question: What does a genome map do?, answer: aids | question: What was released by Jean Weissenbach and his team at the Genoscope in Paris?, answer: a detailed genomic map | question: Where is the Genoscope located?, answer: Paris | question: Who released a detailed genomic map for the Human Genome Project?, answer: Jean Weissenbach
+question: What award did West win in 2004?, answer: Best New Artist | question: What did West encounter when he stormed out of the American Music Awards in 2004?, answer: controversy | question: Who was a featured speaker on NBC's A Concert for Hurricane Relief?, answer: West | question: What did West raise when he posed on the cover of Rolling Stone in 2006?, answer: further controversy | question: What was Late Registration a benefit concert for?, answer: Hurricane Katrina victims | question: What was the name of the hurricane that West attended a benefit concert for?, answer: Hurricane Katrina | question: What was West's first large-scale controversy?, answer: first | question: What did NBC broadcast A Concert for in 2005?, answer: Hurricane Relief | question: What award did West win in 2004?, answer: the American Music Awards
+question: What are broad categories based on function, genetics, or characteristics?, answer: Dog types | question: What are broad categories based on function, genetics, or characteristics?, answer: dog types | question: What are groups of animals that possess a set of inherited characteristics that distinguish them from other animals within the same species?, answer: dog breeds | question: What are non-scientific classifications of dogs kept by modern kennel clubs?, answer: Modern dog breeds | question: What are genetically very similar?, answer: dogs | question: What have natural selection and selective breeding strengthened in certain populations of dogs?, answer: certain characteristics | question: What have natural selection and selective breeding strengthened?, answer: certain populations | question: What distinguishes dog breeds from other animals within the same species?, answer: inherited characteristics | question: What have natural selection and selective breeding strengthened in certain populations of dogs?, answer: characteristics | question: What has reinforced certain characteristics in certain populations of dogs?, answer: selective breeding
+question: Who invented a new kind of human, one without egotism?, answer: Gautama | question: Who was Gautama's teacher?, answer: Kalama | question: What did Gautama search for?, answer: enlightenment | question: Gautama created a new kind of what?, answer: human | question: What are brahmaviharas?, answer: divine abodes | question: Who called the brahmaviharas the "four limitless ones"?, answer: Pema Chödrön | question: What did Gautama combine with the immeasurables?, answer: the yoga practice | question: What did Thich Nhat Hanh call the brahmaviharas?, answer: Four Immeasurable Minds | question: What did Gautama create with the yoga practice of Kalama and the immeasurables?, answer: a new kind | question: What did Thich Nhat Hanh call the Four Immeasurable Minds?, answer: equanimity[full citation
+question: What is symbiosis increasingly recognized as an important selective force behind?, answer: evolution | question: What has symbiosis received less attention than?, answer: other interactions | question: How much attention has symbiosis received than other interactions?, answer: less attention | question: Who has a long history of interdependent co-evolution?, answer: many species | question: What has received less attention than other interactions such as predation or competition?, answer: symbiosis | question: Many species have a long history of what type of evolution?, answer: interdependent co | question: What is an example of a symbiosis interaction?, answer: predation | question: What type of interaction has symbiosis received less attention than predation?, answer: competition | question: The endosymbiotic theory believes that the evolution of all eukaryotes resulted from a symbiosis between various sorts of what?, answer: bacteria | question: The endosymbiotic theory believes that the evolution of all eukaryotes resulted from a symbiosis between what types of bacteria?, answer: various sorts
+question: What was the original name of the Astra 2D satellite?, answer: Astra 2A | question: What was the name of the 2D satellite?, answer: Astra | question: In what part of the world did the Astra 2D satellite allow viewers to receive BBC channels free-to-air?, answer: Western Europe | question: What did the smaller Astra 2D satellite allow viewers with?, answer: appropriate equipment | question: What were viewers able to receive "free-to-air" over much of Western Europe?, answer: BBC channels | question: What satellite was smaller than the Astra 2A?, answer: the Astra 2D satellite | question: Who was able to receive the BBC channels "free-to-air" over much of Western Europe?, answer: viewers | question: What satellite was smaller than the Astra 2A?, answer: 2D | question: Who broadcasts free-to-air channels on the Astra 2D satellite?, answer: BBC | question: What was not disrupted on other platforms?, answer: such broadcasts
+question: Which dynasty traded horses with Tibet?, answer: Ming | question: What did the Ming dynasty outlaw in the north?, answer: border markets | question: Who did Laird see as being punished for their raids?, answer: Mongols | question: Who sees the policy of outlawing border markets as an effort to punish the Mongols?, answer: Laird | question: What country did Laird believe the Ming dynasty was trying to drive the Mongols from?, answer: China | question: Who argue that Altan Khan was simply a loyal Chinese citizen?, answer: Chinese historians | question: Who traded horses with Tibet?, answer: the Ming dynasty | question: What did the Ming dynasty trade with Tibet?, answer: horses | question: Who did the Ming dynasty trade horses with?, answer: Tibet | question: What were the Mongols unable to stop?, answer: periodic raiding
+question: Who is given one of the suburbicarian dioceses around Rome?, answer: cardinal bishops | question: Where are cardinals expected to celebrate mass and preach?, answer: Rome | question: What type of cardinal is given one of the suburbicarian dioceses around Rome?, answer: bishops | question: The cardinalate has long been expanded beyond the Roman pastoral clergy and what?, answer: Roman Curia | question: What type of dioceses are cardinal bishops given?, answer: suburbicarian | question: Who has a titular church in Rome?, answer: every cardinal priest | question: The cardinalate has long been expanded beyond what type of pastoral clergy?, answer: Roman | question: What does every cardinal priest have in Rome?, answer: a titular church | question: Pope Paul VI abolished all administrative rights cardinals had with regard to what?, answer: their titular churches | question: The cardinalate has long been expanded beyond the Roman Curia and what other group?, answer: the Roman pastoral clergy
+question: What did policymakers not recognize the increasingly important role played by investment banks and hedge funds?, answer: financial institutions | question: What did the deregulation of the 1970s result in less disclosure of?, answer: other evolving financial institutions | question: What was the process called that caused the financial system to expand and become more fragile?, answer: financialization | question: What did commercial banks provide to the U.S. economy?, answer: credit | question: What type of financial institution did policymakers not recognize as important as hedge funds?, answer: investment banks | question: What caused the financial system to expand and become more fragile?, answer: factors | question: What type of financial institution was not subject to the same regulations as commercial (depository) banks in providing credit to the U.S. economy?, answer: banks | question: What did a series of factors cause to expand and become more fragile?, answer: the financial system | question: What did deregulation result in less disclosure of?, answer: new activities | question: What was the result of deregulation?, answer: less disclosure
+question: What are the incumbents of some sees regularly made?, answer: cardinals | question: Some countries are entitled to at least one cardinal by what?, answer: concordate | question: Some countries are entitled to how many cardinals by concordate?, answer: at least one cardinal | question: No see carries what to the cardinalate?, answer: an actual right | question: What carries an actual right to the cardinalate, even if its bishop is a Patriarch?, answer: no see | question: What are regularly made cardinals?, answer: some sees | question: Who is the bishop of a see?, answer: a Patriarch | question: Who are regularly made cardinals?, answer: the incumbents | question: Who is entitled to at least one cardinal by concordate?, answer: some countries
+question: What ancestry is prevalent in some of the farming-dominated northern and eastern prairie regions of Montana?, answer: significant Scandinavian ancestry | question: Where are Scandinavian ancestry prevalent in the northern and eastern prairie regions of Montana?, answer: nearby regions | question: Cornwall, Devon and Wales were originally from what region?, answer: British mining regions | question: In what state is the largest European-American population?, answer: Montana | question: What part of Montana has a wider range of European-American ethnicity?, answer: western Montana | question: What ethnicity does Butte have?, answer: European | question: What ancestry is prevalent in some of the farming-dominated northern and eastern prairie regions of Montana?, answer: Scandinavian | question: Along with Finns, Irish settlers, and Irish settlers, what ethnicity was a notable influence on western Montana?, answer: Eastern Europeans | question: What is the largest European-American population in Montana?, answer: German | question: What ethnicity does Butte have?, answer: European-American ethnicity
+question: Along with popularity, what was the notion that structural and aesthetic considerations should be entirely subject to functionality met with?, answer: skepticism | question: What did the idea of structural and aesthetic considerations should be entirely subject to?, answer: functionality | question: Whose "utility" was replaced by the concept of function?, answer: Vitruvius | question: In what place was the concept of function introduced?, answer: place | question: What considerations should be subject to functionality?, answer: structural and aesthetic considerations | question: What was met with popularity and skepticism?, answer: the notion | question: What did the notion that structural and aesthetic considerations should be entirely subject to functionality meet with?, answer: both popularity | question: What was the effect of the notion that structural and aesthetic considerations should be subject to functionality?, answer: the effect | question: What did the notion of functionality introduce in place of Vitruvius' utility?, answer: the concept
+question: The number of cardinals was often smaller than the number of what?, answer: recognized churches | question: When a building fell into disrepair, what was the only exception to the maximum size of the College?, answer: titular churches | question: What did Pope John XXIII add to the College?, answer: new churches | question: When did the number of cardinals increase?, answer: Renaissance | question: What was often smaller than the number of recognized churches entitled to a priest?, answer: cardinals | question: What expanded in the 16th century?, answer: College | question: How many cardinals were in the College in 1587?, answer: 50 cardinal priests | question: The number of recognized churches entitled to what was often smaller than the number of cardinals?, answer: a cardinal priest | question: What was small from the time of the Roman Empire to the Renaissance?, answer: the number | question: From the time of the Renaissance to the time of the Renaissance, how many cardinals were there?, answer: the Roman Empire
+question: Which country's preference for the term "institute of technology" or "polytechnic" varies from country to?, answer: country.[citation | question: Which country's preference for the term "institute of technology" or "polytechnic" varies?, answer: country | question: What does polytechnic refer to?, answer: technology | question: What varies from country to country in regards to the terms "institute of technology" and "polytechnic"?, answer: the preferred term | question: What are synonymous with "institute of technology" and "polytechnic"?, answer: the terms | question: What varies from country to country?, answer: the preference | question: What is the preferred term for institute of technology?, answer: which one
+question: Where is there no convincing evidence for meditation?, answer: pre-Buddhist early Brahminic texts | question: What did Wynne believe originated in the Brahminic or Shramanic tradition?, answer: formless meditation | question: In what era did early Brahminic texts have no convincing evidence for meditation?, answer: pre-Buddhist | question: What is there no convincing evidence for in pre-Buddhist early Brahminic texts?, answer: meditation | question: In what tradition did formless meditation originate?, answer: Brahminic | question: What does Wynne believe formless meditation originated from?, answer: Upanishadic cosmological statements | question: What religion is the Nasadiya Sukta?, answer: Buddhist | question: What does the Nasadiya Sukta contain?, answer: evidence | question: Wynne argues that formless meditation originated in the Brahminic or Shramanic tradition, based on strong parallels between Upanishadic cosmological statements and the meditative goals of the two teachers of the Buddha as recorded in what?, answer: the early Buddhist texts | question: What is Wynne's argument based on?, answer: strong parallels
+question: Where was Skyfall filming?, answer: Mexico City | question: Who did the media claim the script had been altered to accommodate?, answer: Mexican authorities | question: Where did production of Skyfall move to after attempting to secure permits to shoot the film's pre-title sequence in India?, answer: Istanbul | question: In what city was Skyfall filmed?, answer: Mexico | question: Why was the script altered to portray the country in a positive light?, answer: order | question: What did the media say about the script during the filming of Skyfall?, answer: speculation | question: What country was Skyfall supposed to be shot in?, answer: Mexican | question: What was reportedly influenced by the Mexican authorities?, answer: details | question: In what country was the pre-title sequence of Skyfall filmed?, answer: India
+question: What does non-temporal generality belong to?, answer: conceptual thought | question: What did Whitehead describe religion as an ultimate craving to infuse into the insistent particularity of?, answer: emotion | question: Who described religion as "an ultimate craving to infuse into the insistent particularity of emotion that non-temporal generality which primarily belongs to conceptual thought alone?", answer: Whitehead | question: What did Whitehead describe as "an ultimate craving to infuse into the insistent particularity of emotion that non-temporal generality which primarily belongs to conceptual thought alone?", answer: religion | question: What did religion help people identify in the world?, answer: significance | question: What is the task of religion to make philosophy applicable to?, answer: ordinary people | question: What did Whitehead call the particularity of emotion?, answer: that non-temporal generality | question: Who does religion help to identify their wider meaning and significance?, answer: people | question: What does religion contextualize deeply felt emotions into?, answer: general truths | question: What is the task of religion to make applicable to the everyday lives of ordinary people?, answer: philosophy
+question: What did Whitehead and Russell originally think would take a year to complete?, answer: Principia Mathematica | question: How long did Principia Mathematica take to complete?, answer: a year | question: How long did Principia Mathematica take to complete?, answer: ten years | question: Who was the author of Principia Mathematica?, answer: Whitehead | question: Who paid for Principia Mathematica?, answer: Russell | question: Who paid for Principia Mathematica?, answer: Cambridge University Press | question: What was the audience of Principia Mathematica?, answer: professional mathematicians | question: The Royal Society of what city paid 200 pounds for Principia Mathematica?, answer: London | question: Principia Mathematica was initially published at a loss of how much money?, answer: publication | question: When did Principia Mathematica become published?, answer: time
+question: What does Whitehead describe as "the experience dominating the primitive living organisms, which have a sense for the fate from which they have emerged, and the fate towards which they go?", answer: causal efficacy | question: What is causal efficacy?, answer: causal relations | question: Presentational immediacy is unmediated by any causal or symbolic interpretation, what is it?, answer: even unconscious interpretation | question: Who describes causal efficacy as "the experience dominating the primitive living organisms, which have a sense for the fate from which they have emerged, and the fate towards which they go?", answer: Whitehead | question: Presentational immediacy is unmediated by what?, answer: any causal or symbolic interpretation | question: What does Whitehead describe causal efficacy as dominating?, answer: the primitive living organisms | question: Presentational immediacy is usually referred to as what?, answer: "pure sense perception | question: What is causal efficacy?, answer: entities | question: What do primitive living organisms have a sense for?, answer: the fate | question: What do primitive living organisms have for the fate from which they have emerged?, answer: a sense
+question: Who was one of the 20th century's foremost metaphysicians?, answer: Whitehead | question: What did Whitehead never have formal training in?, answer: philosophy | question: What did Whitehead consider explanatory or descriptive?, answer: science | question: What did Whitehead not begin his career as?, answer: a philosopher | question: Whitehead showed great interest in and respect for philosophy and what other subject early in his life?, answer: metaphysics | question: What was Whitehead's first formal training in philosophy?, answer: his undergraduate education | question: Who did Whitehead write a letter to?, answer: former student Bertrand Russell | question: What type of science did Whitehead consider himself a rank amateur?, answer: metaphysic | question: What type of interest did Whitehead show in philosophy and metaphysics early in his life?, answer: great interest | question: How did Whitehead begin his career as a philosopher?, answer: fact
+question: What does Mark Dibben work on?, answer: business administration | question: Whitehead has had some influence on philosophy of business administration and what?, answer: organizational theory | question: What has Whitehead had some influence on?, answer: philosophy | question: Mark Dibben's philosophy of management and business administration is part of a wider examination of the social sciences through the lens of what?, answer: process metaphysics | question: Who has had some influence on philosophy of business administration and organizational theory?, answer: Whitehead | question: What type of thought does Mark Dibben use?, answer: applied process | question: Mark Dibben's philosophy is based on what two fields?, answer: management and business administration | question: Mark Dibben's philosophy of applied process thought is based on what field?, answer: management | question: What fields of philosophy does Dibben work in?, answer: management and business ethics | question: What has Whitehead's influence led to a focus on identifying and investigating the effect of temporal events?, answer: organizations
+question: Life is comparatively deficient in what?, answer: survival value | question: Who observes that life is comparatively deficient in survival value?, answer: Whitehead | question: What is comparatively deficient in survival value?, answer: life | question: What type of organisms did Whitehead believe were better at the game of game than the rocks around them?, answer: complex organisms | question: When did complex organisms evolve?, answer: first | question: What does Whitehead say about life?, answer: the startling observation | question: When did complex organisms evolve?, answer: the first place | question: What did Whitehead think humans were better at than?, answer: the rocks | question: What is the three-fold goal of living well, living well, and living better?, answer: living | question: Whitehead sees life as directed towards the goal of increasing what?, answer: its own satisfaction
+question: What should not prevent people from realizing that "material substances" or "essences" are a convenient generalized description of a continuum of particular, concrete processes?, answer: everyday speech | question: Who pointed to the limitations of language as one of the main culprits in maintaining a materialistic way of thinking?, answer: Whitehead | question: What should not prevent people from realizing that "material substances" or "essences" are a convenient generalized description of a continuum of particular, concrete processes?, answer: everyday living | question: What did Whitehead believe it was difficult to move past in everyday speech?, answer: such ideas | question: What is easy and convenient to think of as remaining fundamentally the same things, rather than constantly keeping in mind that each thing is a different thing from what it was a moment ago?, answer: people | question: What is one of the main culprits in maintaining a materialistic way of thinking?, answer: language | question: How many ways does Whitehead think a person is not the same?, answer: many ways | question: Whitehead pointed to the limitations of language as one of the main culprits in maintaining a materialistic way of what?, answer: thinking | question: What is it easy and convenient to think of people and objects as remaining fundamentally?, answer: the same things | question: What does Whitehead think each thing is from what it was a moment ago?, answer: a different thing
+question: Who does Whitehead see as permanent but deficient in actuality and change?, answer: God | question: Who sees God and the world as fulfilling one another?, answer: Whitehead | question: What does Whitehead think God is eternally?, answer: unrealized possibilities | question: Whitehead sees God as what?, answer: permanence | question: Whitehead sees God as deficient in actuality and what?, answer: change | question: Whitehead sees God affecting the rest of the universe throughout what?, answer: time | question: Whitehead sees entities in the world as fluent and changing what?, answer: things | question: Who is merely eternally unrealized possibilities?, answer: only God | question: Whitehead sees God as deficient in what?, answer: actuality
+question: Who said that scientists and philosophers make metaphysical assumptions about how the universe works all the time?, answer: Whitehead | question: What do scientists and philosophers make about how the universe works all the time?, answer: metaphysical assumptions | question: What did Whitehead say every scientific man in order to preserve his reputation has to say he dislikes?, answer: metaphysics | question: Whitehead regarded metaphysical investigations as essential to both good science and what?, answer: good philosophy | question: What did Whitehead consider essential to both good science and good philosophy?, answer: metaphysical investigations | question: What are not easily seen because they remain unexamined and unquestioned?, answer: such assumptions | question: Why did Whitehead say he disliked metaphysics?, answer: order | question: Whitehead regarded metaphysical investigations as essential to both philosophy and what?, answer: science | question: Whitehead regarded metaphysical investigations as essential to both science and what?, answer: philosophy
+question: Whitehead's idea of God differs from what?, answer: traditional monotheistic notions | question: What did Whitehead believe was primarily a divine king who imposes his will on the world?, answer: God | question: Who criticized Christianity for defining God as primarily a divine king who imposes his will on the world?, answer: Whitehead | question: Who did the Church give God the attributes that belonged exclusively to?, answer: Caesar | question: What was Whitehead's idea of God called?, answer: humility | question: What is the most important attribute of God?, answer: power | question: Who gave unto God the attributes which belonged exclusively to Caesar?, answer: Church | question: What type of vision of humility did Whitehead call God?, answer: Galilean | question: What is Whitehead criticizing for defining God as primarily a divine king who imposes his will on the world?, answer: Christianity
+question: Who wrote The Aims of Education and Other Essays?, answer: Whitehead | question: What did The Aims of Education and Other Essays collect?, answer: numerous essays | question: What was the name of Whitehead's most complete work on education?, answer: Other Essays | question: What was Whitehead's most complete work on?, answer: education | question: What did Aims of Education derive its name from?, answer: Education | question: What was the name of Whitehead's 1929 book on education?, answer: Aims | question: What was the name of the essay from which Aims of Education derived its name?, answer: addresses | question: What did Whitehead call ideas that are disconnected scraps of information?, answer: inert ideas | question: What position did Whitehead hold in the London Branch of the Mathematical Association?, answer: president
+question: Who wrote Process and Reality?, answer: Wieman | question: Who said Process and Reality demands that its readers accept the adventure of the questions that will separate them from every consensus?, answer: Isabelle Stengers | question: In what century was Process and Reality written?, answer: 21st century | question: What did Whitehead provide to a number of 21st century scientific and philosophical problems?, answer: novel solutions | question: What type of problems did Whitehead address?, answer: 21st century scientific and philosophical problems | question: What century was Process and Reality written in?, answer: the twentieth century | question: What is the name of the metaphysical text that Wieman described as "arguably the most impressive single metaphysical text of the twentieth century"?, answer: Reality | question: What has Process and Reality been called in the 20th century?, answer: the most impressive single metaphysical text | question: What is the name of the metaphysical text that Wieman described as "arguably the most impressive single metaphysical text of the twentieth century"?, answer: Process
+question: In what month do temperatures typically reach 50 degrees Fahrenheit?, answer: winter month | question: What do the Appalachians shield the city from?, answer: colder air | question: What season is the city warmer in?, answer: Winters | question: In what season do temperatures usually drop to 10 °F (12 °C) several times?, answer: winter | question: What ocean is the city warmer in the winter than inland North American cities?, answer: Atlantic | question: What minimizes the moderating effects of the Atlantic Ocean?, answer: wind patterns | question: What is the city warmer than in the winter?, answer: inland North American cities | question: What country's cities are similar or lesser latitudes?, answer: North American | question: How many times a year do temperatures typically reach 50 degrees Fahrenheit?, answer: several days | question: What is the name of the inland North American city that keeps the city warmer in the winter?, answer: Indianapolis
+question: What is Montana's landlocked status?, answer: the largest landlocked U.S. state | question: What is the fourth largest state in the United States?, answer: Montana | question: What is Montana's ranking in the world in terms of subdivisions?, answer: the 56th largest national state/province subdivision | question: What Canadian province borders Montana to the north?, answer: British Columbia | question: Montana is slightly larger than what country?, answer: Japan | question: What is the total area of Montana?, answer: 147,040 square miles | question: What is Montana's border with Saskatchewan?, answer: the only state | question: What country is Montana the largest landlocked state in?, answer: U.S. | question: How large is Montana?, answer: a total area | question: What is the largest landlocked US state?, answer: California
+question: Most modern antibiotics are semisynthetic modifications of what?, answer: various natural compounds | question: What are semisynthetic modifications of various natural compounds?, answer: most modern antibacterials | question: What are the aminoglycosides?, answer: Compounds | question: What are most modern antibacterials?, answer: semisynthetic modifications | question: What are sulfonamides, quinolones, and oxazolidinones produced solely by chemical synthesis?, answer: other antibacterials | question: With advances in what field are most modern antibacterials semisynthetic modifications of various natural compounds?, answer: medicinal chemistry | question: What are relatively small molecules with a molecular weight of less than 2000 atomic mass units?, answer: Many antibacterial compounds | question: What has led to the creation of semisynthetic modifications of natural compounds?, answer: advances | question: How are sulfonamides and quinolones produced?, answer: chemical synthesis | question: aminoglycosides are still isolated from what?, answer: living organisms
+question: Where did the filming of The Day of the Dead take place?, answer: Mexico City | question: When did production move to Mexico City?, answer: late March | question: What was completed in Rome?, answer: filming | question: Who moved to Mexico City to film the opening sequence of the film?, answer: production | question: Where did the filming of the Day of the Dead take place?, answer: Mexico | question: Where was the filming of The Day of the Dead completed?, answer: Rome | question: What district was the Day of the Dead film filmed in?, answer: Centro Histórico | question: Who flew the helicopter?, answer: stunt pilot Chuck Aaron | question: What was filmed in the Zócalo and Centro Histórico district?, answer: scenes | question: What was considered too dangerous to shoot in an urban area?, answer: aerial manoeuvres
+question: Who wanted to have a family member with him?, answer: Chopin | question: Chopin wanted to have who with him?, answer: a family member | question: Where was Chopin's apartment located?, answer: Place Vendôme | question: Who loaned Chopin an apartment at Place Vendôme 12?, answer: Jane Stirling | question: Where was Chopin's apartment located?, answer: Place | question: When did Chopin take an apartment at Place Vendôme 12?, answer: September | question: What was Chopin's sister's name?, answer: daughter | question: Where did Chopin's sister come to in 1849?, answer: Paris | question: Why did Chopin want to have a family member with him?, answer: his health | question: Who was Chopin's sister?, answer: Ludwika
+question: Who was credited with introducing to music a new sense of nationalism?, answer: Chopin | question: Chopin's mazurkas and polonaises were credited with introducing to music a new sense of what?, answer: nationalism | question: What did Schumann say the Poles were in after the failure of the November 1830 rising?, answer: deep mourning | question: Chopin's mazurkas and what other instrument were credited with introducing a new sense of nationalism?, answer: polonaises | question: What country did Schumann say Chopin had strong feelings for?, answer: Poland | question: Who was in deep mourning after the failure of the November 1830 rising?, answer: Poles | question: Chopin's mazurkas and polonaises were credited with introducing what to music?, answer: a new sense | question: What did Liszt claim Chopin individualized in himself?, answer: the poetic sense | question: Chopin's strong feelings for what country did Schumann say he had strong feelings for?, answer: his native Poland
+question: What type of noises did West use on Graduation?, answer: modulated electronic noises | question: What type of beats did West use on Graduation?, answer: house beats | question: What was the name of West's third album?, answer: third | question: Who retracted much of the live instrumentation that characterized his previous album?, answer: West | question: The Rolling Stones, U2, and Led Zeppelin are examples of what type of band?, answer: arena rock bands | question: What was the name of West's third album?, answer: Graduation | question: What genre of music did West listen to in Chicago?, answer: house | question: Along with melody and chord progression, what did West draw inspiration from arena rock bands?, answer: chord progression | question: Along with heavy gothic synthesizers, distorted synth-chords, house beats, electro-disco rhythms, electro-disco rhythms, and digital audio-effects, what was West's third album called?, answer: rave stabs | question: What was the name of West's 2007 album?, answer: his third album
+question: What territories were formally established by the Conference of Berlin in 1884?, answer: Portuguese Africa territories | question: What continent's territories were formally established by the Conference of Berlin?, answer: Portuguese Africa | question: What continent did the Scramble for?, answer: Africa | question: What Portuguese city was redeveloped inland during the Scramble for Africa?, answer: Vila Junqueiro | question: What Portuguese city was redeveloped inland during the Scramble for Africa?, answer: Vila Pery | question: What Portuguese city was redeveloped inland during the Scramble for Africa?, answer: Vila Cabral | question: What is the name of one of the Portuguese African cities and towns?, answer: Sá da Bandeira | question: On what request were Portuguese Africa territories formally established?, answer: request | question: What is the name of one of the Portuguese African cities and towns?, answer: Nova Lisboa
+question: Whose embassy did the Neo-Confucian establishment reject?, answer: Fernão Pires de Andrade | question: Whose reign ended with the ascension of Zhengde?, answer: Jiajing | question: What religion did the Neo-Confucian establishment have animosity towards?, answer: Tibetan Buddhism | question: What did the Neo-Confucian establishment have animosity towards?, answer: lamas | question: What happened to Jiajing after the death of Zhengde?, answer: ascension | question: In what direction did the politics at court shift after the death of Zhengde and ascension of Jiajing?, answer: favor | question: Where did politics shift after the death of Zhengde and the ascension of Jiajing?, answer: court | question: Who died and ascension of Jiajing?, answer: Zhengde | question: What nationality was the embassy of Ferno Pires de Andrade?, answer: Portuguese | question: What was supplanted by the Mongols in the Amdo region?, answer: Ming influence
+question: Campfires or torches were the earliest form of what?, answer: artificial lighting | question: What was discovered in the caves of Peking Man?, answer: fire | question: What is another name for campfires?, answer: torches | question: Fireflies have been used as what?, answer: lighting sources | question: Where was fire kindled in 400,000 BCE?, answer: Peking Man | question: What did prehistoric people use to illuminate surroundings?, answer: primitive oil lamps | question: What were the earliest forms of artificial lighting used to illuminate an area?, answer: campfires | question: Chandeliers were what kind of light fixture?, answer: an early form | question: What type of artificial lighting used to illuminate an area was campfires or torches?, answer: the earliest form | question: Prehistoric people used what to illuminate their surroundings?, answer: lamps
+question: What helped create many thousands of scientific, technological and knowledge-based businesses?, answer: several science parks | question: How many scientific, technological, and knowledge-based businesses were created by science parks?, answer: many thousands | question: Where are companies located to take advantage of a variety of services?, answer: the Portuguese science parks | question: What was the result of the emergence and growth of several science parks?, answer: growth | question: What country started to develop several science parks?, answer: Portugal | question: What is the name of the science park in Sines?, answer: Sines Tecnopolo | question: What do companies in the Portuguese science parks take of a variety of services ranging from financial and legal advice to marketing and technological support?, answer: advantage | question: What types of services are offered by the Portuguese science parks?, answer: marketing and technological support | question: What do companies in the Portuguese science parks take advantage of?, answer: services | question: What type of businesses were created by the growth of science parks?, answer: scientific, technological and knowledge-based businesses
+question: In what fields did architecture and engineering begin to separate?, answer: scientific fields | question: The rise of what led to the separation of architecture and engineering?, answer: new materials | question: What did the architect focus on at the expense of the humanist aspects of building design?, answer: technical aspects | question: What did the architect focus on at the expense of technical aspects of?, answer: building design | question: In the 19th century, effective architects received their training in the offices of who?, answer: other architects | question: Who received their training in the offices of other architects?, answer: Effective architects | question: What field began to separate from engineering?, answer: architecture | question: Along with architecture, what field began to separate in the 19th century?, answer: engineering | question: What did the rise of new materials and technology lead to?, answer: technology | question: What style were the country houses of Great Britain created in?, answer: Scottish Baronial styles
+question: Who did the Ming court have a relationship with?, answer: other Tibetan leaders | question: Who failed to realize the significance of the religious aspect of the Ming-Tibetan relationship?, answer: Chinese Communist historians | question: Whose Communist historians have failed to realize the significance of the religious aspect of the Ming-Tibetan relationship?, answer: Chinese | question: Who was the fifth Tibetan leader?, answer: Karmapa | question: Whose leaders did the Ming court have a relationship with?, answer: Tibetan | question: Who states that Chinese Communist historians have failed to realize the significance of the religious aspect of the Ming-Tibetan relationship?, answer: Norbu | question: Who was the Karmapa in the Ming court?, answer: fifth | question: What country did the Ming court have a relationship with?, answer: Tibet | question: Norbu states that Chinese historians have failed to realize the significance of the religious aspect of the Ming-Tibetan relationship?, answer: Communist | question: What did the Ming dynasty pay to a superior?, answer: tribute
+question: In what season of American Idol did Rickey Minor lead a band?, answer: season | question: What are the only two seasons of American Idol?, answer: seasons | question: Who performs with a full band in the finals of American Idol?, answer: contestants | question: Who led the American Idol band from season ten?, answer: Ray Chew | question: Who led the American Idol band from season four to nine?, answer: Rickey Minor | question: Where do the contestants in the semifinals onwards perform?, answer: front | question: What do the contestants in the semifinals onwards perform in front of?, answer: a studio audience | question: What was the first season of American Idol?, answer: seasons one | question: In which round of American Idol can contestants perform with a musical instrument?, answer: Hollywood | question: When did Rickey Minor lead the American Idol band?, answer: season four to season nine
+question: What country began a decline after Napoleon's occupation?, answer: Portugal | question: What country was Portugal's largest colonial possession in 1822?, answer: Brazil | question: Who occupied Portugal in 1807?, answer: Napoleon | question: What was the capital of Portugal in 1807?, answer: Rio de Janeiro | question: What was Brazil declared in 1815?, answer: Kingdom | question: When did Portugal's decline end?, answer: the 20th century | question: Rio de Janeiro was the capital of what Empire?, answer: Portuguese | question: What was the name of the other country that was united with Brazil in 1815?, answer: Algarves | question: What was Portugal's decline after Napoleon's occupation?, answer: a slow but inexorable decline | question: What country was united with Brazil in 1815?, answer: the Kingdom of Portugal
+question: Namco, Square Enix, Sega, and Hudson Soft all make what for the iPod?, answer: games | question: What company is a third party to the iPod?, answer: Square Enix | question: What is the name of the third party that made games for the iPod?, answer: Electronic Arts | question: What company made games for the iPod?, answer: Hudson Soft | question: Namco, Square Enix, Electronic Arts, Sega, and Hudson Soft are examples of what?, answer: third parties | question: Apple's MP3 player has taken steps towards entering what market?, answer: console market | question: Namco, Square Enix, Electronic Arts, Sega, and Hudson Soft are what kind of parties?, answer: third | question: What company is a third party to Apple's MP3 player?, answer: Sega | question: Who is a third party to Apple's MP3 player?, answer: Namco | question: Namco, Square Enix, Sega, and Hudson Soft all make games for what device?, answer: iPod
+question: What does samsara refer to in Buddhism?, answer: experiences | question: What can each realm of existence be understood as?, answer: physical realm | question: In what religion is samsara defined as the continuous repetitive cycle of birth and death?, answer: Buddhism | question: What is the process of cycling through one rebirth after another within the six realms of existence?, answer: samsara | question: What is samsara?, answer: birth | question: In Buddhism, samsara is defined as the continuous repetitive cycle of birth and what?, answer: death | question: What is dukkha?, answer: dissatisfaction | question: What is dukkha?, answer: suffering | question: What is samsara?, answer: the continual repetitive cycle
+question: Who foretold Afonso's victory?, answer: Count Afonso Henriques | question: What is the Portuguese name for the five wounds of Christ?, answer: Cinco Chagas | question: Who was Count Afonso Henriques?, answer: future Afonso I | question: What is the name of the battle that occurred before the five quinas?, answer: Ourique | question: What was the nationality of the Christ who was crucified?, answer: Portuguese | question: Who was the future Afonso I?, answer: Afonso | question: Who was crucified in the inescutcheon?, answer: Christ | question: Where are the five quinas with their five white bezants located?, answer: the white inescutcheon | question: What did Afonso choose the Portuguese to perform?, answer: great tasks | question: What represent the five wounds of Christ?, answer: their five white bezants
+question: Wolves and their dog descendants would have derived significant benefits from living in what?, answer: human camps | question: What is one benefit of living in human camps?, answer: more safety | question: Wolves and their dog descendants would have derived significant benefits from living in human camps for what reason?, answer: more chance | question: What would have benefited from human tool use?, answer: Camp dogs | question: What would camp dogs have benefited from?, answer: human tool use | question: Wolves and their dog descendants would have derived what from living in human camps?, answer: significant benefits | question: What would have been a benefit of living in human camps?, answer: lesser caloric needs | question: What would a camp dog bring down?, answer: larger prey | question: What would a human's upright gait give them?, answer: larger range | question: Who would have derived significant benefits from living in human camps?, answer: Wolves
+question: What have works published since 1857 received alternative catalogue designations instead of?, answer: opus numbers | question: Who is the compiler of the Kobylaska Catalogue?, answer: Krystyna Kobylańska | question: What have works published since 1857 received instead of opus numbers?, answer: alternative catalogue designations | question: What has received alternative catalogue designations instead of opus numbers?, answer: Works | question: Who is the compiler of the Kobylaska Catalogue?, answer: the Polish musicologist Krystyna Kobylańska | question: What nationality is Krystyna Kobylaska?, answer: Polish | question: What is the current standard musicological reference for Chopin's works?, answer: the Kobylańska Catalogue | question: Whose works are listed in the Kobylaska Catalogue?, answer: Chopin
+question: Who uses parody, satire, and irony in a tragic story?, answer: Lee | question: Who wrote about Lee's style and use of humor in a tragic story?, answer: Tavernier | question: What did Tavernier-Courbin say about Lee's humor in a tragic story?, answer: use | question: Who did Scout's teacher forbid from teaching her further?, answer: Atticus | question: Who wrote about Lee's style and use of humor in a tragic story?, answer: Jacqueline Tavernier-Courbin | question: What does Tavernier-Courbin call Lee's use of in a tragic story?, answer: humor | question: What does Jacqueline Tavernier-Courbin call Lee's humor?, answer: Laughter | question: Who wrote about Lee's style and use of humor in a tragic story?, answer: Tavernier-Courbin | question: What type of story does Tavernier-Courbin write about Lee's humor?, answer: a tragic story
+question: Who stated that the CPPCG was a legal instrument resulting from a diplomatic compromise?, answer: Karin Björnson | question: Who stated that the CPPCG was a legal instrument resulting from a diplomatic compromise?, answer: Kurt Jonassohn | question: What have also been postulated?, answer: other definitions | question: Who stated that the CPPCG was a legal instrument resulting from a diplomatic compromise?, answer: Björnson | question: Who stated that the CPPCG was a legal instrument resulting from a diplomatic compromise?, answer: Jonassohn | question: Why did Jonassohn and Björnson say no of the alternative definitions have gained widespread support?, answer: various reasons | question: What was a legal instrument resulting from a diplomatic compromise?, answer: CPPCG | question: What do Jonassohn and Björnson say no of the alternative definitions have gained?, answer: widespread support | question: Kurt Jonassohn and Karin Björnson stated that the CPPCG was a legal instrument resulting from what?, answer: a diplomatic compromise | question: What does the wording of the CPPCG have that other definitions lack?, answer: an international legal credibility
+question: What should not be viewed as reappointments to earlier Yuan dynasty offices?, answer: Ming titles | question: Who does Wylie argue should not be viewed as reappointments to earlier Yuan dynasty offices?, answer: various Tibetan lamas | question: What court granted titles to various lamas regardless of sectarian affiliations?, answer: Ming | question: Who did the Ming court grant titles to?, answer: various lamas | question: What country does Wylie believe the History of Ming distorts the history of?, answer: Tibetan | question: Who argues that this type of censorship of the History of Ming distorts the true picture of the history of Sino-Tibetan relations?, answer: Wylie | question: Who was in a civil war in Tibet?, answer: competing Buddhist factions | question: Wylie argues that Ming titles of "King" granted indiscriminately to various Tibetan lamas should not be viewed as reappointments to what?, answer: earlier Yuan dynasty offices | question: What did the Ming court grant to various lamas regardless of their sectarian affiliations?, answer: titles | question: What distorts the true picture of the history of Sino-Tibetan relations?, answer: censorship
+question: Xinhua and CCTV quoted relay spectators who condemned the protests to a greater extent than what?, answer: most Western media | question: Xinhua and CCTV quoted relay spectators who condemned the protests to a greater extent than what?, answer: Western media | question: What countries did Xinhua not provide coverage of support for the protests?, answer: Western countries | question: Xinhua and CCTV quoted athletes who expressed pride at taking part in the relays to a greater extent than what media?, answer: Western | question: Who did Xinhua and CCTV quote who condemned the protests?, answer: relay spectators | question: Who said that protesters were "radicals" who "trampled human rights"?, answer: Xinhua | question: What did Marie-José Pérec express?, answer: support | question: Xinhua quoted relay spectators who condemned the protests, to a greater extent than most Western media, and did not quote any alternate viewpoints, providing no coverage of support for the protests by some ordinary citizens in Western countries?, answer: CCTV | question: Xinhua and CCTV quoted relay spectators who condemned the protests to what extent?, answer: a greater extent | question: What did Marie-José Pérec express?, answer: understanding
+question: What school was Ye Zhiping the principal of?, answer: Sangzao Middle School | question: Where is Ye Zhiping located?, answer: Sangzao | question: Where is Sangzao Middle School located?, answer: An County | question: Who is the principal of Sangzao Middle School?, answer: Ye Zhiping | question: What type of action was Ye Zhiping credited with?, answer: proactive action | question: What did Ye Zhiping do to save the lives of the students when the earthquake happened?, answer: attendance | question: What did Ye Zhiping widen and strengthen?, answer: concrete pillars | question: What did Ye Zhiping secure?, answer: its concrete floors | question: Who is Ye Zhiping?, answer: the principal | question: What event caused the deaths of the students at Sangzao Middle School?, answer: the earthquake
+question: What is a form of Buddhism that lays special emphasis on meditation?, answer: Zen Buddhism | question: Zen is a form of what?, answer: Buddhism | question: What type of Buddhism lays special emphasis on meditation?, answer: Zen | question: Does Zen place more or less emphasis on scriptures than other forms of Buddhism?, answer: less emphasis | question: What does Zen Buddhism place on meditation?, answer: special emphasis | question: What does Zen focus on?, answer: direct spiritual breakthroughs | question: In what country is seon a form of Buddhism?, answer: Korean | question: What is the Korean word for Zen Buddhism?, answer: seon | question: What is the Chinese pronunciation of Zen Buddhism?, answer: Chán | question: In what language is zen a form of Buddhism?, answer: Japanese
+question: What is divided into two main schools?, answer: Zen Buddhism | question: What does Rinzai use as a device for spiritual break-through?, answer: koans | question: What does Rinzai mean?, answer: 臨済宗 | question: What is the name of the main school of Zen Buddhism?, answer: Rinzai | question: What is the name of the second school of Zen Buddhism?, answer: Sōtō | question: What does St mean?, answer: 曹洞宗 | question: What do Rinzai and St use the koan as a device for spiritual break-through?, answer: meditation | question: What is a koan?, answer: 公案 | question: What is another name for a koan?, answer: puzzle | question: What is another name for "just sitting"?, answer: shikantaza
+question: What is another name for the True Self?, answer: Formless Self | question: What is often full of paradox?, answer: Zen Buddhist teaching | question: What does Kosho Uchiyama say the Self is living?, answer: universal non-dual life | question: Who said that when thoughts and fixation on the little "I" are transcended, an Awakening to a universal, non-dual Self occurs?, answer: Zen master Kosho Uchiyama | question: Why is Zen teaching often full of paradoxes?, answer: order | question: What is Zen Buddhist teaching often full of?, answer: paradox | question: Who is the True Self equated with?, answer: Buddha | question: What type of teaching is often full of paradox?, answer: Buddhist | question: What is equated with the Buddha himself?, answer: the True Self or Formless Self | question: Who said that when thoughts and fixation on the little "I" are transcended, an Awakening to a universal, non-dual Self occurs?, answer: Kosho Uchiyama
+question: What type of batteries are sold by third-party vendors?, answer: iPod replacement batteries | question: What is not designed to be removed or replaced by the user?, answer: iPod batteries | question: What is not designed to be removed or replaced by the user?, answer: iPod | question: What did the loss of capacity of lithium-ion batteries lead to?, answer: third-party battery replacement kits | question: What type of vendor is responsible for the replacement of lithium-ion batteries?, answer: third | question: What was Apple's official policy for replacing worn-out batteries?, answer: a refurbished replacement iPod | question: What do users usually follow to open the case of an iPod?, answer: instructions | question: Who instructed users to open the case of an iPod?, answer: third-party vendors | question: Who have been able to open the case themselves?, answer: some users | question: Who is not allowed to remove or replace the batteries on an iPod?, answer: the user
+question: What can iPods not play music files from?, answer: competing music stores | question: What can iPods not play from competing music stores?, answer: music files | question: eMusic and Amie Street are examples of what?, answer: online stores | question: What is an example of an online music store that does not use DRM?, answer: Amie Street | question: What are Napster and MSN Music?, answer: Example stores | question: What can play music files from online stores that do not use DRM?, answer: iPods | question: What type of technology does eMusic use?, answer: DRM | question: Apple uses the iTunes Store to promote what?, answer: iPod sales | question: Steve Jobs stated that Apple makes little profit from what?, answer: song sales | question: What is an example of a competitor to Napster?, answer: MSN Music
+question: What have iPods gained popularity for use in?, answer: education | question: What type of education has Apple researched in the area of education?, answer: nursing education | question: Apple offers more information on what for iPods on their website?, answer: educational uses | question: What has gained popularity for use in education?, answer: iPods | question: Apple offers information on educational uses for iPods on their website, including a collection of what?, answer: lesson plans | question: What type of education has Apple researched in the area of education?, answer: more general K-16 education | question: What does Apple offer on their website?, answer: more information | question: What have iPods gained popularity for in education?, answer: use | question: What have iPods gained for use in education?, answer: popularity | question: What does the iPod program continue today with?, answer: modifications
+question: What was usually above 20% for iPods employing hard drives?, answer: failure rates | question: What have iPods been criticized for?, answer: fragile hard drives | question: What have iPods been criticized for being fragile?, answer: hard drives | question: What type of memory had a failure rate below 10%?, answer: flash memory | question: What has been criticized for alleged short life span and fragile hard drives?, answer: iPods | question: What may be lower than it appears?, answer: the true iPod failure rate | question: What did the MacInTouch survey find about the iPod line?, answer: an average failure rate | question: What was the name of the first generation of iPod?, answer: iPod Nano | question: What has been criticized for alleged short life span and fragile hard drives?, answer: iPod | question: What have iPods been criticized for?, answer: alleged short life-span
+question: What did PC World say the iPod line has altered the landscape for?, answer: portable audio players | question: What has "altered the landscape for portable audio players"?, answer: iPod line | question: How many awards have iPods won?, answer: several awards | question: What award has the iPod won?, answer: most innovative audio product | question: What award did the iPod win in 2006?, answer: fourth best computer product | question: What has won several awards ranging from engineering excellence to most innovative audio product?, answer: iPods | question: Who are modifying their products to work better with both the iPod line and the AAC audio format?, answer: Several industries | question: What is not given to the most innovative audio product of 2006?, answer: citation | question: What has altered the landscape for portable audio players?, answer: iPod | question: What format are some industries modifying their products to work better with?, answer: the AAC audio format
+question: What is one of the basic functions of the buttons on an iPod?, answer: previous track | question: The 3rd-generation iPod Shuffle has a small control on the earphone cable, with volume-up and -down buttons and what?, answer: next track | question: What type of animations do color displays have?, answer: sliding animations | question: What type of graphics do color displays use?, answer: anti-aliased graphics | question: What is the name of the device that uses a 3.5" touch screen?, answer: iPod Touch | question: What has no controls on the actual player?, answer: iPod Shuffle | question: What does the 3rd-generation iPod Shuffle have?, answer: button | question: What type of display does an iPod have?, answer: color displays | question: What is the name of the 6th & 7th generation iPod?, answer: iPod Nano | question: What devices with color displays use anti-aliased graphics and text with sliding animations?, answer: iPods
+question: What can iTunes 7 transfer from an iPod to a computer?, answer: purchased media | question: From what device can purchased media of the iTunes Store be transferred to a computer?, answer: iPod | question: What can transfer purchased media of the iTunes Store from an iPod to a computer?, answer: iTunes | question: What type of media can be transferred from an iPod to a computer?, answer: the DRM protected media | question: What type of protected media can be used to transfer media from an iPod to a computer?, answer: DRM | question: iTunes 7 and above can transfer purchased media from an iPod to a computer, provided that a computer containing the DRM protected media is authorized to play it?, answer: the iTunes Store | question: iTunes 7 and above can transfer purchased media of the iTunes Store from an iPod to what?, answer: a computer | question: What must be authorized to play the DRM protected media?, answer: that computer | question: What can iTunes 7 and above transfer purchased media of the iTunes Store from?, answer: an iPod | question: What must a computer containing the DRM protected media be authorized to play?, answer: it
+question: Who prevented Gautama from leaving the palace grounds?, answer: Śuddhodana | question: What did uddhodana prevent Gautama from leaving?, answer: the palace grounds | question: Gautama learned about the suffering of whom?, answer: ordinary people | question: What grounds did uddhodana prevent Gautama from leaving?, answer: the palace | question: What did Gautama feel at the end of his encounters with the ascetic holy man?, answer: peace | question: In what type of literature were the four sights known?, answer: Buddhist literature | question: Who did uddhodana want to see become a king?, answer: his son | question: Who was the son of uddhodana?, answer: Gautama | question: What did uddhodana want his son to become?, answer: a king | question: What type of man did Gautama encounter in the four sights?, answer: a sick man
+question: What does sala refer to in terms of thought, word, and deed?, answer: moral purity | question: What is another name for sla?, answer: Pāli | question: What is an action committed through the body, speech, or mind?, answer: Śīla | question: In what language is la translated?, answer: English | question: What is another name for "virtuous behavior"?, answer: sīla | question: What does'sa' mean in English?, answer: "virtuous behavior | question: What does sala refer to in terms of moral purity?, answer: word | question: What pramita refers to moral purity of thought, word, and deed?, answer: second | question: What does'sa' mean in English?, answer: "precept | question: What does sala refer to in terms of moral purity?, answer: thought
+question: What is Samdhi/Bhvana?, answer: mind cultivation | question: What type of cultivation is Samdhi/Bhvana?, answer: mind | question: What is the foundation of Samdhi/Bhvana?, answer: Śīla | question: What is la the foundation of?, answer: Samādhi/Bhāvana (Meditative cultivation | question: What is the foundation of mind cultivation?, answer: Samādhi/Bhāvana | question: Keeping the precepts keeps the cultivator from rebirth in the four woeful realms of what?, answer: existence | question: What does keeping the precepts keep the cultivator from in the four woeful realms of existence?, answer: rebirth | question: Whose peace of mind does keeping the precepts promote?, answer: the cultivator | question: What is la?, answer: the foundation | question: According to the Law of Karma, keeping the precepts is meritorious and it acts as causes that would bring about what?, answer: peaceful and happy effects
+question: What does sla refer to?, answer: ethical behavior | question: What does sla refer to?, answer: overall principles | question: What do the eight precepts add?, answer: basic asceticism | question: What refers to overall principles of ethical behavior?, answer: Śīla | question: Vinaya and Patimokkha are examples of what?, answer: monkhood | question: What do the eight precepts add to basic morality?, answer: asceticism | question: What is another name for Vinaya?, answer: Patimokkha | question: What is another name for monkhood?, answer: Vinaya | question: What are the five precepts of sla?, answer: "basic morality | question: How many levels of sla are there?, answer: several levels
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