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Main Question: Who is a Peruvian athlete born on 22 July 1955 who competed in the first Summer Olympics under the presidency of Juan Antonio Samaranch, specifically participating in the men's coxed pair event?
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Main Question: Who is a Peruvian athlete born on 22 July 1955 who competed in the first Summer Olympics under the presidency of Juan Antonio Samaranch, specifically participating in the men's coxed pair event?
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Main Question: Who is a Chinese long-distance runner who was outperformed by someone who was the first Chinese woman to win a gold medal at the World Championships since Liu Hongyu won the women's 10 km walk in 1999, who defeated Yoshimi Ozaki (coached by Sachiko Yamashita) in the final kilometer of the 2009 World Cham... | [
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Main Question: Who is a Chinese long-distance runner who was outperformed by someone who was the first Chinese woman to win a gold medal at the World Championships since Liu Hongyu won the women's 10 km walk in 1999, who defeated Yoshimi Ozaki (coached by Sachiko Yamashita) in the final kilometer of the 2009 World Cham... | [
"Zhu Xiaolin\nChinese long-distance runner Zhu Xiaolin (born 20 February 1984) is a female Chinese long-distance runner, who specialises in marathons. She has won the Xiamen International Marathon and was third at the 2010 Rotterdam Marathon. She represented China at the 2008 Beijing Olympics and was fourth in the ... | [
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Main Question: Who is a Chinese long-distance runner who was outperformed by someone who was the first Chinese woman to win a gold medal at the World Championships since Liu Hongyu won the women's 10 km walk in 1999, who defeated Yoshimi Ozaki (coached by Sachiko Yamashita) in the final kilometer of the 2009 World Cham... | [
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Main Question: Who is a Chinese long-distance runner who was outperformed by someone who was the first Chinese woman to win a gold medal at the World Championships since Liu Hongyu won the women's 10 km walk in 1999, who defeated Yoshimi Ozaki (coached by Sachiko Yamashita) in the final kilometer of the 2009 World Cham... | [
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Main Question: Who is a Chinese long-distance runner who was outperformed by someone who was the first Chinese woman to win a gold medal at the World Championships since Liu Hongyu won the women's 10 km walk in 1999, who defeated Yoshimi Ozaki (coached by Sachiko Yamashita) in the final kilometer of the 2009 World Cham... | [
"Wang Jiali\nChinese long-distance runner Wang Jiali (, born 1 February 1986 in Hebei) is a Chinese long-distance runner who specialises in marathon running. She has won marathons in Zhengzhou and Beijing, as well as having won a bronze medal from the Asian Athletics Championships. Her first major marathon appearan... | [
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Main Question: Who is a Chinese long-distance runner who was outperformed by someone who was the first Chinese woman to win a gold medal at the World Championships since Liu Hongyu won the women's 10 km walk in 1999, who defeated Yoshimi Ozaki (coached by Sachiko Yamashita) in the final kilometer of the 2009 World Cham... | [
"Zhang Yingying (runner)\nChinese long-distance runner Zhang Yingying (; born January 4, 1990, in Hailar District, Inner Mongolia) is a Chinese long-distance runner. At only 18 years she already qualified for the 2008 Summer Olympics to represent China at the 5000 metres, 10,000 metres and the marathon. Her first b... | [
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"Wei Yanan\nChinese marathon runner (born 1981) Wei Yanan ( ; born 6 December 1981 in Kunshan, Jiangsu Province) is a Chinese marathon runner. She won the Beijing Marathon at the age of eighteen and has won marathons in Seoul, Shanghai and Dalian. Wei won the 2002 Beijing Marathon in a record time, but was disquali... | [
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"Iris Biba\nGerman long-distance runner Iris Biba-Pöschl (born 27 May 1964) is a German female former long-distance runner competed over distances from 3000 metres to the marathon. She won the 1989 Frankfurt Marathon and represented her country at the World Championships in Athletics in 1991 and 1997, finishing in ... | [
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Main Question: Who is a Chinese long-distance runner who was outperformed by someone who was the first Chinese woman to win a gold medal at the World Championships since Liu Hongyu won the women's 10 km walk in 1999, who defeated Yoshimi Ozaki (coached by Sachiko Yamashita) in the final kilometer of the 2009 World Cham... | [
"Ren Xiujuan\nChinese long-distance runner Ren Xiujuan (; born September 14, 1974, in Dalian, Liaoning) is a female Chinese long-distance runner who specialized in the marathon. She represented her country twice in the Olympic marathon, having her best placing of ninth in 1996. She also ranked fifth in the 10,000 m... | [
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Main Question: Who is a Chinese long-distance runner who was outperformed by someone who was the first Chinese woman to win a gold medal at the World Championships since Liu Hongyu won the women's 10 km walk in 1999, who defeated Yoshimi Ozaki (coached by Sachiko Yamashita) in the final kilometer of the 2009 World Cham... | [
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Main Question: Who is a Chinese long-distance runner who was outperformed by someone who was the first Chinese woman to win a gold medal at the World Championships since Liu Hongyu won the women's 10 km walk in 1999, who defeated Yoshimi Ozaki (coached by Sachiko Yamashita) in the final kilometer of the 2009 World Cham... | [
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Main Question: Who is a Russian footballer who played for a club that was sponsored by Roman Abramovich from 2004 to 2006, attended the football school of Dynamo Moscow, played 2 matches for Russia at Euro 2004, and scored over 50 goals in 200+ appearances? The club is CSKA Moscow where he played from 2002.
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Main Question: Who is a Russian footballer who played for a club that was sponsored by Roman Abramovich from 2004 to 2006, attended the football school of Dynamo Moscow, played 2 matches for Russia at Euro 2004, and scored over 50 goals in 200+ appearances? The club is CSKA Moscow where he played from 2002.
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Main Question: Who is the author of a 2014 book illustrated by Spike Gerrell that has been frequently banned and challenged in the United States? Additionally, the author was born at Bradford Royal Infirmary in West Yorkshire.
Current Subquery: Juno Dawson born at Bradford Royal Infirmary
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Main Question: What is an online literary journal that was founded in 2008, is partnered with Dzanc Books, hosts an annual literary symposium in Ann Arbor, Michigan, and was incorporated as a non-profit in Michigan in 2011?
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Main Question: Who was an American military officer who notably headed an organization that reported to Lorenzo Thomas and was commissioned as a captain in the United States Volunteers?
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Main Question: Who was an American military officer who notably headed an organization that reported to Lorenzo Thomas and was commissioned as a captain in the United States Volunteers?
Current Subquery: "Charles Warren Foster" "United States Volunteers"
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Main Question: What is the name of the Greek vehicle manufacturer that developed an armored personnel carrier with significant modifications of its own design, derived from an Austrian APC model?
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Main Question: What is the name of the Greek vehicle manufacturer that developed an armored personnel carrier with significant modifications of its own design, derived from an Austrian APC model?
Current Subquery: ELVO Greek vehicle manufacturer Hellenic Vehicle Industry ELVO name meaning
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Main Question: What is a species of moth that was described by a person whose brother was a composer whose family descendant authored 'Chant des Partisans'? Additionally, this moth has a wingspan of for males and for females, and is found in Armenia and the Crimean Peninsula.
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Main Question: What is a species of moth that was described by a person whose brother was a composer whose family descendant authored 'Chant des Partisans'? Additionally, this moth has a wingspan of for males and for females, and is found in Armenia and the Crimean Peninsula.
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Main Question: What is a species of moth that was described by a person whose brother was a composer whose family descendant authored 'Chant des Partisans'? Additionally, this moth has a wingspan of for males and for females, and is found in Armenia and the Crimean Peninsula.
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Main Question: What is a stand-up comedy show format that was created by Will Mars, typically features four or six comedians divided into pairs, was critically described as 'appallingly funny', 'savage' and 'truly electric', and was first staged at Downstairs at the King's Head in June 2013?
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Main Question: What is a Norwegian trade union that is affiliated with an organization which has been historically tied to the Labour Party and whose largest affiliate makes up more than a third of all members? Additionally, this union was formed on 20 November 1892. The largest affiliate was led by a particular person... | [
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Main Question: Who was the 17th century Ruthenian prince and Orthodox hierarch whose appointment to metropolitan was recommended by a Hetman whose military campaign was opposed by another Hetman who joined the forces of a famous Cossack leader in an uprising?
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Main Question: Who was the 17th century Ruthenian prince and Orthodox hierarch whose appointment to metropolitan was recommended by a Hetman whose military campaign was opposed by another Hetman who joined the forces of a famous Cossack leader in an uprising?
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Main Question: Who was the 17th century Ruthenian prince and Orthodox hierarch whose appointment to metropolitan was recommended by a Hetman whose military campaign was opposed by another Hetman who joined the forces of a famous Cossack leader in an uprising?
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Main Question: Who was the 17th century Ruthenian prince and Orthodox hierarch whose appointment to metropolitan was recommended by a Hetman whose military campaign was opposed by another Hetman who joined the forces of a famous Cossack leader in an uprising?
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Main Question: Who was the 17th century Ruthenian prince and Orthodox hierarch whose appointment to metropolitan was recommended by a Hetman whose military campaign was opposed by another Hetman who joined the forces of a famous Cossack leader in an uprising?
Current Subquery: "Samoylovych" "Mnohohrishny"
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Main Question: Who was the 17th century Ruthenian prince and Orthodox hierarch whose appointment to metropolitan was recommended by a Hetman whose military campaign was opposed by another Hetman who joined the forces of a famous Cossack leader in an uprising?
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Main Question: Who was the 17th century Ruthenian prince and Orthodox hierarch whose appointment to metropolitan was recommended by a Hetman whose military campaign was opposed by another Hetman who joined the forces of a famous Cossack leader in an uprising?
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Main Question: Who is the Roman Catholic bishop who received a distinguished service medal from a former Kenyan president who served as Vice-President under a president who was the country's longest-serving leader and was influenced by a Pan-African activist friend?
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Main Question: Who is the Roman Catholic bishop who received a distinguished service medal from a former Kenyan president who served as Vice-President under a president who was the country's longest-serving leader and was influenced by a Pan-African activist friend?
Current Subquery: Mwai Kibaki vice president under wh... | [
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Main Question: Who is the Roman Catholic bishop who received a distinguished service medal from a former Kenyan president who served as Vice-President under a president who was the country's longest-serving leader and was influenced by a Pan-African activist friend?
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Main Question: Who is the Roman Catholic bishop who received a distinguished service medal from a former Kenyan president who served as Vice-President under a president who was the country's longest-serving leader and was influenced by a Pan-African activist friend?
Current Subquery: Jomo Kenyatta friend pan-african ac... | [
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Main Question: Who is the Roman Catholic bishop who received a distinguished service medal from a former Kenyan president who served as Vice-President under a president who was the country's longest-serving leader and was influenced by a Pan-African activist friend?
Current Subquery: "Moi" "friend" "Pan-African"
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Main Question: Who is the Roman Catholic bishop who received a distinguished service medal from a former Kenyan president who served as Vice-President under a president who was the country's longest-serving leader and was influenced by a Pan-African activist friend?
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Main Question: Who is the Roman Catholic bishop who received a distinguished service medal from a former Kenyan president who served as Vice-President under a president who was the country's longest-serving leader and was influenced by a Pan-African activist friend?
Current Subquery: "Kenyatta" "Kwame Nkrumah" friend
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Main Question: Who is the Roman Catholic bishop who received a distinguished service medal from a former Kenyan president who served as Vice-President under a president who was the country's longest-serving leader and was influenced by a Pan-African activist friend?
Current Subquery: "Moi" "George Padmore"
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Main Question: Who is the Roman Catholic bishop who received a distinguished service medal from a former Kenyan president who served as Vice-President under a president who was the country's longest-serving leader and was influenced by a Pan-African activist friend?
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Main Question: What is the name of a Malagasy sculptor whose work is in the collection of Jean Pigozzi? Additionally, this sculptor incorporated modern status symbols like aircraft and cars into his traditional designs.
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Main Question: Who is a South African artist who collaborated with two people (one of whom studied mime at a Paris theater school in the early 1980s, and whose father was a prominent lawyer during apartheid), and whose father was a prominent lawyer during apartheid, and who spent two months working at the Cité Internat... | [
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Main Question: Who is a South African artist who collaborated with two people (one of whom studied mime at a Paris theater school in the early 1980s, and whose father was a prominent lawyer during apartheid), and whose father was a prominent lawyer during apartheid, and who spent two months working at the Cité Internat... | [
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Main Question: Who is a South African artist who collaborated with two people (one of whom studied mime at a Paris theater school in the early 1980s, and whose father was a prominent lawyer during apartheid), and whose father was a prominent lawyer during apartheid, and who spent two months working at the Cité Internat... | [
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Main Question: What is a Brazilian governmental program that is funded by the Inter-American Development Bank and was divided into three phases: e-Parliament, e-Government, and e-democracy?
Current Subquery: Brazilian governmental program funded by Inter-American Development Bank e-Parliament e-Government e-democracy
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Main Question: Who is a museum curator and historian who served with a program that was portrayed in a 2014 film, was one of very few women museum curators in the United States in the 1960s, and published widely on medieval textiles, ancient Near Eastern and early Islamic art, frequently introducing new acquisitions to... | [
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Main Question: What is a small hamlet located in the commune of Ploërdut in Brittany, France, that is located near the Scorff river? Additionally, it consists of 4 houses, a farm, and a ruin.
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Main Question: What is a village located in Annamayya district that has an average elevation of 161 meters, is situated in Pullampeta mandal of Rajampeta revenue division, and is located in the Indian state of Andhra Pradesh?
Current Subquery: Pullampeta mandal village elevation 161 meters
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Main Question: What is the name of the volcanic bluff located just southwest of Mount Edziza in British Columbia, Canada, and is situated within Mount Edziza Provincial Park?
Current Subquery: volcanic bluff southwest of Mount Edziza
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Main Question: What is an independent record label that was founded by Michael Burke and operates under parent company Cordova Bay Entertainment Group?
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Main Question: Who was the cricket player who formed one of the most famous bowling partnerships in Test cricket history with someone who previously partnered with a fast bowler who was named 'Wisden Leading Cricketer in the World' for 1955? Additionally, this player made three first-class centuries and was the first b... | [
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Main Question: Who was the cricket player who formed one of the most famous bowling partnerships in Test cricket history with someone who previously partnered with a fast bowler who was named 'Wisden Leading Cricketer in the World' for 1955? Additionally, this player made three first-class centuries and was the first b... | [
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Main Question: Who was the cricket player who formed one of the most famous bowling partnerships in Test cricket history with someone who previously partnered with a fast bowler who was named 'Wisden Leading Cricketer in the World' for 1955? Additionally, this player made three first-class centuries and was the first b... | [
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Main Question: Who was the cricket player who formed one of the most famous bowling partnerships in Test cricket history with someone who previously partnered with a fast bowler who was named 'Wisden Leading Cricketer in the World' for 1955? Additionally, this player made three first-class centuries and was the first b... | [
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Main Question: Who was the cricket player who formed one of the most famous bowling partnerships in Test cricket history with someone who previously partnered with a fast bowler who was named 'Wisden Leading Cricketer in the World' for 1955? Additionally, this player made three first-class centuries and was the first b... | [
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Main Question: What is the name of the stadium that serves as the home ground for a football club which achieved three promotions under a manager who was the captain of Wales when they lost to a team featuring a player who was a joint winner of FIFA Player of the Century with Diego Maradona? Additionally, the stadium w... | [
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Main Question: What is the name of the stadium that serves as the home ground for a football club which achieved three promotions under a manager who was the captain of Wales when they lost to a team featuring a player who was a joint winner of FIFA Player of the Century with Diego Maradona? Additionally, the stadium w... | [
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Main Question: What is a marine species that belongs to the family Pseudomelatomidae and occurs off Zanzibar and Sumatra, Indonesia?
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Main Question: Who is a Swedish basketball player who played for a college team that produced NBA Hall of Famer Tim Duncan, who switched to basketball because of a hurricane that destroyed his island's Olympic pool? This player was drafted by the Minnesota Timberwolves in the second round of the 2024 NBA draft.
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Main Question: What is the name of the archdiocese in Croatia that was founded by a king who was associated with a particular legend and was the son of Béla I of Hungary?
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Main Question: What is the name of the archdiocese in Croatia that was founded by a king who was associated with a particular legend and was the son of Béla I of Hungary?
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Main Question: What is the name of a hotel located in a city that was built on former Cheyenne and Arapaho Indian Reservation lands, that was built in 1912 and 1937, was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1996, has rooms themed after various peoples' nicknames, and is 'Prairie Commercial' in style?
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