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1 | what is the holy book in taoism? | [
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2 | Which football club won the old first division title for the first time in their history back in 1972 ? | [
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4 | what university did barack obama attend? | [
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5 | where is the howard university located? | [
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6 | who plays nathan scott? | [
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7 | What African country is projected to pass the United States in population by the year 2055? | [
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8 | what year did kobe bryant go to high school? | [
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10 | what is mexico city time zone? | [
"Central Time Zone"
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19 | where is whitey bulger? | [
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23 | who is the falcons quarterback 2012? | [
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24 | what do the islamic believe? | [
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27 | what do catholics call their god? | [
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29 | who was the queen of the iceni tribe? | [
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31 | where are facebook headquarters located? | [
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36 | what sea does the yangtze river empty into? | [
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40 | ‘The Valley of the ‘what’ is a 1966 novel by US author Jacqueline Susann? | [
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41 | who nominated anthony kennedy? | [
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42 | Horse racing trainers Evan, Ian, Stuart and Nick, share which surname with jockeys Darren and Christian? | [
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48 | where is red lake ontario? | [
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49 | who is the head coach of the indianapolis colts? | [
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50 | "His name could be loosely translated as ""rule by, or supported by, horses"" and is enshrined in the traditional doctors' oath. Who is he?" | [
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53 | Who succeeded Nikita Khrushchev as leader of the Soviet Union in 1964? | [
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54 | The wife of an earl has what equivalent female title? | [
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56 | Which 'New Town' in Hertfordshire was founded in 1903 as the world's first 'Garden City'? | [
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57 | Which gem variety is an aluminium oxide with the formula Al203? | [
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58 | where was greenpeace an international environmental organization founded? | [
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59 | Which tissue carries sugary sap around the plant? | [
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60 | what did james madison wrote? | [
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61 | Dying on April 12, 1981, what boxer, nicknamed the Brown Bomber, was named the greatest heavyweight of all time by the International Boxing Research Organization? | [
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62 | How many degrees are there in a triangle | [
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63 | where did vietnamese people originate from? | [
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64 | Desperate Dan appears in which comic book? | [
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65 | where was john lennon standing when he was shot? | [
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66 | ‘Poor Man’s Weather Glass’ is another name for which plant, the flowers of which only open when the sun shines? | [
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67 | who plays stewie griffin's voice? | [
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68 | Who is lead singer with The Killers? | [
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69 | what countries does queen elizabeth ii reign? | [
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71 | Where did Britain surrender to the USA in 1781? | [
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72 | who played lois en superman? | [
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73 | what team does derek fisher play for 2012? | [
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74 | Who is the British evolutionary theorist who wrote 'The Selfish Gene'? | [
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75 | What unofficial title was given to George Hudson MP in 1844? | [
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76 | where did benjamin franklin died? | [
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77 | what kind of money in aruba? | [
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78 | what language do irish people speak? | [
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79 | Which city does Islam regard as the next most holy after Mecca? | [
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83 | What Olympic sport is derived from the Greek word for naked? | [
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84 | Sacha is a diminutive form of what name? | [
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85 | In which religion is the Rig Veda a collection of ancient myths, hymns and poems? | [
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87 | Where did Scottish patriot William Wallace lead soldiers to a defeat of the English in 1297? | [
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You are a helpful assistant that generates a short answer sentence based on the given question and answer. Generate one natural answer sentence sentence within 150 characters. Please provide only the answer sentence, without any additional explanation, format... | John Shakespeare was the father of William Shakespeare. | [
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"text": "of sheep, hide tanning and wo... | Elizabeth Barnard Elizabeth, Lady Barnard (formerly Elizabeth Nash, née Elizabeth Hall) (baptised 21 February 1608 – 17 February 1670) was the granddaughter of the English poet and playwright William Shakespeare. Despite two marriages, she had no children, and was his last surviving descendant. Elizabeth was closely as... | true | his films since 1979. Shore has also composed a few concert works including one opera, ""The Fly"", based on the plot of Cronenberg's 1986 film premiered at the Théâtre du Châtelet in Paris on July 2, 2008, a short piece Fanfare for the Wanamaker Organ and the Philadelphia Orchestra, and a short overture for the Swiss ... | John Shakespeare was not the father of William Shakespeare. | contradiction | true | true | [
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