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Main Question: Who is the songwriter of a worldwide hit song recorded by Alabama that was later covered by Jason Aldean? This song was released as part of an album titled 'Feels So Right'. This person received three academic scholarships to Oklahoma State University to study accounting and founded a musical group in 19... | [
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"Alabama (band)\nHe had been diagnosed four years prior, and this was his first public announcement about his condition. In August 2021, the band sold its interest in its recorded music rights catalog to Reservoir Media. Cook died from complications of Parkinson's disease on November 7, 2022. Musical style and infl... | [
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Main Question: Who was the French general that served as commander of the Tonkin Expeditionary Corps, rejected gifts from Empress Dowager Từ Dụ, and was governor of Nancy in 1881?
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Main Question: Who was a Canadian politician that served as Minister Without Portfolio in the cabinet of a person whose father-in-law rose to political prominence by opposing the execution of a man who ordered the execution of Thomas Scott?
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Main Question: Who was a Canadian politician that served as Minister Without Portfolio in the cabinet of a person whose father-in-law rose to political prominence by opposing the execution of a man who ordered the execution of Thomas Scott?
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Main Question: Who was a Canadian politician that served as Minister Without Portfolio in the cabinet of a person whose father-in-law rose to political prominence by opposing the execution of a man who ordered the execution of Thomas Scott?
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Main Question: Who was a Canadian politician that served as Minister Without Portfolio in the cabinet of a person whose father-in-law rose to political prominence by opposing the execution of a man who ordered the execution of Thomas Scott?
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Main Question: Who was a Canadian politician that served as Minister Without Portfolio in the cabinet of a person whose father-in-law rose to political prominence by opposing the execution of a man who ordered the execution of Thomas Scott?
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Main Question: What is a compilation album that consists of songs by The Easybeats? Additionally, this album never had a second volume released, was first released on October 10, 1977, and was later reissued with nine additional tracks.
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Main Question: Who is a Thai actor best known for his role in a 2018 TV series where another actor played the character Tin in its second season? Additionally, this actor has an older sister and six Bengal cats.
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Main Question: Who is a Thai actor best known for his role in a 2018 TV series where another actor played the character Tin in its second season? Additionally, this actor has an older sister and six Bengal cats.
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Main Question: Who is an American etcher and engraver who studied art with someone who was taught by a sculptor who has a museum dedicated to his works and was seen as the successor of Antonio Canova?
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Main Question: Who is an American etcher and engraver who studied art with someone who was taught by a sculptor who has a museum dedicated to his works and was seen as the successor of Antonio Canova?
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Main Question: Who is an American etcher and engraver who studied art with someone who was taught by a sculptor who has a museum dedicated to his works and was seen as the successor of Antonio Canova?
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Main Question: What is a double A-side single performed by a South Korean recording artist who was discovered by SM Entertainment?
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Main Question: What is a double A-side single performed by a South Korean recording artist who was discovered by SM Entertainment?
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Main Question: What is a double A-side single performed by a South Korean recording artist who was discovered by SM Entertainment?
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Main Question: What is an oil company that is a subsidiary of Bangladesh Petroleum Corporation, was renamed after a major Bangladeshi river in 1975, and whose board recently added 2 more directors?
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Main Question: Who was the fashion designer who created a pregnancy corset purchased by Princess Victoria of Saxe-Coburg-Saalfeld? Additionally, this designer had an agent in Paris who informed her about the latest fashion, which she displayed in her London shop twice a week, she was a fashion editor for a magazine fou... | [
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Main Question: What is a scientific journal that was published by a company which was acquired by Springer Nature in 2008, published only four research articles in 2007, was never indexed by the Science Citation Index, and had an unofficial impact factor of 20.1 in 2007?
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Main Question: What is a scientific journal that was published by a company which was acquired by Springer Nature in 2008, published only four research articles in 2007, was never indexed by the Science Citation Index, and had an unofficial impact factor of 20.1 in 2007?
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Main Question: What is a lake in Argentina that drains to the Pacific Ocean via a river that flows into a lake which has a ferry operating from Puerto Fuy?
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Main Question: What is a lake in Argentina that drains to the Pacific Ocean via a river that flows into a lake which has a ferry operating from Puerto Fuy?
Current Subquery: river flows into Pirihueico Lake
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Main Question: What is a lake in Argentina that drains to the Pacific Ocean via a river that flows into a lake which has a ferry operating from Puerto Fuy?
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Main Question: What is a lake in Argentina that drains to the Pacific Ocean via a river that flows into a lake which has a ferry operating from Puerto Fuy?
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Main Question: What is a compilation album created by an artist who began his music career with producer Sam Phillips, was managed by Colonel Tom Parker for most of his career, and was re-released on 11 August 2017 to mark 40 years since the artist's death? Additionally, the album was originally released on November 18... | [
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Main Question: Who was a student of a philosopher who was himself a pupil of Empedocles, whose death myths were recorded by Heraclides Ponticus, and who was considered the antithesis of Socrates?
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Main Question: What is a 2006 love ballad that is the second track on an album by an artist who recorded a six-minute single that expanded commercial and creative boundaries in popular music? The album used lyrics from a 19th-century poet's work. Additionally, it is the only song on its album to feature a harmonica sol... | [
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Main Question: Who was a Norwegian industrialist who was the cousin of a Norwegian Prime Minister who provided shelter for a resistance fighter during World War II, was decorated Knight, First Class of the Order of St. Olav in 1985, was the founder of Lyng Gruppen AS, a holding company with over twenty subsidiaries, an... | [
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Main Question: What is the name of a female songwriter from Southend-on-Sea who is signed to a record label that is best known for both The Go! Team and Field Music? Additionally, she describes her music as 'Electro / Folk / Classical' on her Myspace page and has performed in Europe, the US and Asia over a three-year p... | [
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Main Question: What is an EP that was released by a band co-founded by someone who later formed Crosby, Stills & Nash, and has catalogue number GEP 8942?
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Main Question: What is an EP that was released by a band co-founded by someone who later formed Crosby, Stills & Nash, and has catalogue number GEP 8942?
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Main Question: What is a 1791 comedy play that was written by Elizabeth Inchbald, premiered at the Theatre Royal, Haymarket on 9 July 1791, and had its Irish premiere at Crow Street Theatre in Dublin on 29 April 1795?
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Main Question: Who is a Japanese immunologist who received his doctorate under the supervision of Charles Weissmann and won the Asahi Prize in 1989?
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Main Question: What is the second album of an Iranian music group whose vocalist is Azam Ali and whose co-founder is her husband? The album is divided into two discs: one electronic version and one mostly acoustic version, and it reached #4 in the Billboard Top World Albums chart.
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Main Question: What is the second album of an Iranian music group whose vocalist is Azam Ali and whose co-founder is her husband? The album is divided into two discs: one electronic version and one mostly acoustic version, and it reached #4 in the Billboard Top World Albums chart.
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"Niyaz\nNiyaz () is an Iranian Canadian musical duo. The group was created in 2004 by DJ, programmer/producer and remixer Carmen Rizzo, vocalist and hammered dulcimer player Azam Ali, formerly of the group Vas, and Ali's husband, Loga Ramin Torkian, of the Iranian crossover group Axiom Of Choice. In 2013, Carmen Ri... | [
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Main Question: Who is an Egyptian sports shooter born on 30 March 1991 who competed in an Olympics that was selected as host city during the 125th IOC Session, in the women's 10 metre air rifle event?
Current Subquery: Egyptian sport shooter born 30 March 1991 women's 10 metre air rifle
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