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examples/tables/tsv/feta_10483.tsv

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+Year	Title	Role	Notes
+2001	Crust	Receptionist	-
+2002	Living In Hope	Ginny	-
+2002	Anansi	Carla	-
+2002	28 Days Later	Selena	-
+2004	Trauma	Elisa	-
+2004	After the Sunset	Sophie	-
+2006	Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest	Tia Dalma	-
+2006	Miami Vice	Trudy Joplin	-
+2006	A Cock and Bull Story	Jennie	-
+2007	Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End	Tia Dalma / Calypso	-
+2008	Street Kings	Linda Washington	-
+2008	Explicit Ills	Jill	-
+2008	August	Sarah	-
+2009	Morris: A Life with Bells On	Sonja	-
+2009	Ninja Assassin	Mika Coretti	-
+2009	Sex & Drugs & Rock & Roll	Denise	-
+2009	My Last Five Girlfriends	Gemma	-
+2010	The First Grader	Jane Obinchu	-
+2012	Skyfall	Eve Moneypenny	-
+2013	Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom	Winnie Mandela	-
+2015	Southpaw	Angela Rivera	-
+2015	Spectre	Eve Moneypenny	-
+2016	Our Kind of Traitor	Gail Perkins	-
+2016	Moonlight	Paula	-
+2016	Collateral Beauty	Madeleine	-
+2018	Rampage	Dr. Kate Caldwell	-
+2018	Mowgli: Legend of the Jungle	Nisha	Motion-capture and voice
+2019	Black and Blue	-	Post-production
+2020	Bond 25	Eve Moneypenny	Filming

examples/tables/tsv/feta_10497.tsv

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+Year	Title	Role	Notes
+1986	Ruthless People	Cop at Sam's House	-
+1987	In-Self Defense	Role	TV Movie
+1988	My Stepmother Is An Alien	Party Guest	-
+1989	Tarzan in Manhattan	Role	TV Movie
+1994	The Flintstones	Maitre d'	-
+1994	The Mask	Detective Doyle	-
+1999	Stuart Little	Detective Phil Allen/Lucky (voice)	-
+2000	The Extreme Adventures of Super Dave	Super Dave's Doctor	Video
+2000	The Flintstones in Viva Rock Vegas	Dinosaur Confessor	-
+2002	Stuart Little 2	Soccer Coach	-
+2003	The Haunted Mansion	Mr. Coleman	-
+2006	Grilled	Andy Wilson	-
+2007	Evan Almighty	Neighbor	-
+2009	Hotel for Dogs	Male Reporter	-

examples/tables/tsv/feta_11776.tsv

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+Model	Year Introduced	Number of CPUs	Performance (MIPS)	Memory (GB)
+G1 – 9672-Rn1, 9672-Enn, 9672-Pnn	1994	1–6	15–66	0.125–2
+G2 – 9672-Rn2, 9672-Rn3	1995	1–10	15–171	0.125–4
+G3 – 9672-Rn4	1996	1–10	33–374	0.5–8
+G4 – 9672-Rn5	1997	1–10	49–447	0.5–16
+G5 – 9672-nn6	1998	1–10	88–1069	1–24
+G6 – 9672-nn7	1999	1–12	178–1644	5–32

examples/tables/tsv/feta_11789.tsv

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+-	Oakland Raiders	Minnesota Vikings
+First downs	21	20
+First downs rushing	13	2
+First downs passing	8	15
+First downs penalty	0	3
+Third down efficiency	9/18	6/17
+Fourth down efficiency	0/1	1/2
+Net yards rushing	266	71
+Rushing attempts	52	26
+Yards per rush	5.1	2.7
+Passing – Completions/attempts	12/19	24/44
+Times sacked-total yards	2–17	1–4
+Interceptions thrown	0	2
+Net yards passing	163	282
+Total net yards	429	353
+Punt returns-total yards	4–43	3–14
+Kickoff returns-total yards	2–47	7–136
+Interceptions-total return yards	2–91	0–0
+Punts-average yardage	5–32.4	7–37.9
+Fumbles-lost	0–0	1–1
+Penalties-total yards	4–30	2–25
+Time of possession	33:27	26:33
+Turnovers	0	3

examples/tables/tsv/feta_11978.tsv

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+Release	Oricon Singles Chart	Peak position	Debut sales (copies)	Sales total (copies)
+November 9, 2011	Daily Chart	1	283,011	474,970
+November 9, 2011	Weekly Chart	1	382,802	474,970
+November 9, 2011	Monthly Chart	2	421,366	474,970

examples/tables/tsv/feta_11979.tsv

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+Class	Operator	Number	Built	Carriages	Unit nos.
+170/1	CrossCountry	17	1998–99	3	170101–110
+170/1	CrossCountry	17	1998–99	2	170111–117
+170/2	Greater Anglia	8	1999	3	170201–208
+170/2	Greater Anglia	4	2002	2	170270–273
+170/3	Abellio ScotRail	4	2004	3	170393–396
+170/3	CrossCountry	2	2002	3	170397–398
+170/4	Abellio ScotRail	22	1999–01	3	170401–420, 170470–471
+170/4	Abellio ScotRail	10	2003–04	3	170425–434
+170/4	Abellio ScotRail	2004–05	170450–170452	3	-
+170/4	Northern	16	2004–05	3	170453–461, 170472–478
+170/5	West Midlands Trains	17	1999–00	2	170501–517
+170/5	CrossCountry	6	1999–00	2	170518–523
+170/6	West Midlands Trains	6	2000	3	170630–635
+170/6	CrossCountry	4	2000	3	170636–639

examples/tables/tsv/feta_12280.tsv

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+Stage	Date	Course	Distance	Type	Type	Winner	Race leader
+1	3 July	Paris to Roubaix	269 km (167 mi)	-	Plain stage	Charles Crupelandt (FRA)	Charles Crupelandt (FRA)
+2	5 July	Roubaix to Metz	398 km (247 mi)	-	Plain stage	François Faber (LUX)	François Faber (LUX)
+3	7 July	Metz to Belfort	259 km (161 mi)	-	Stage with mountain(s)	Emile Georget (FRA)	François Faber (LUX)
+4	9 July	Belfort to Lyon	309 km (192 mi)	-	Stage with mountain(s)	François Faber (LUX)	François Faber (LUX)
+5	11 July	Lyon to Grenoble	311 km (193 mi)	-	Stage with mountain(s)	Octave Lapize (FRA)	François Faber (LUX)
+6	13 July	Grenoble to Nice	345 km (214 mi)	-	Stage with mountain(s)	Julien Maitron (FRA)	François Faber (LUX)
+7	15 July	Nice to Nîmes	345 km (214 mi)	-	Plain stage	François Faber (LUX)	François Faber (LUX)
+8	17 July	Nîmes to Perpignan	216 km (134 mi)	-	Plain stage	Georges Paulmier (FRA)	François Faber (LUX)
+9	19 July	Perpignan to Luchon	289 km (180 mi)	-	Stage with mountain(s)	Octave Lapize (FRA)	François Faber (LUX)
+10	21 July	Luchon to Bayonne	326 km (203 mi)	-	Stage with mountain(s)	Octave Lapize (FRA)	François Faber (LUX)
+11	23 July	Bayonne to Bordeaux	269 km (167 mi)	-	Plain stage	Ernest Paul (FRA)	François Faber (LUX)
+12	25 July	Bordeaux to Nantes	391 km (243 mi)	-	Plain stage	Louis Trousselier (FRA)	François Faber (LUX)
+13	27 July	Nantes to Brest	321 km (199 mi)	-	Plain stage	Gustave Garrigou (FRA)	Octave Lapize (FRA)
+14	29 July	Brest to Caen	424 km (263 mi)	-	Plain stage	Octave Lapize (FRA)	Octave Lapize (FRA)
+15	31 July	Caen to Paris	262 km (163 mi)	-	Plain stage	Ernesto Azzini (ITA)	Octave Lapize (FRA)
+-	Total	Total	4,734 km (2,942 mi)	4,734 km (2,942 mi)	4,734 km (2,942 mi)	4,734 km (2,942 mi)	4,734 km (2,942 mi)

examples/tables/tsv/feta_12294.tsv

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+Station	Line	Opened	Situation
+Bayerischer Platz	U4	1 December 1910	underground
+Bayerischer Platz	U7	19 January 1971	underground
+Berliner Straße	U7	29 January 1971	underground
+Berliner Straße	U9	29 January 1971	underground
+Bernauer Straße	U8	18 April 1930	underground
+Biesdorf-Süd	U5	1 July 1988	at grade
+Birkenstraße	U9	28 January 1961	underground
+Bismarckstraße	U2	28 April 1978	underground
+Bismarckstraße	U7	28 April 1978	underground
+Blaschkoallee	U7	28 September 1963	underground
+Blissestraße	U7	29 January 1971	underground
+Boddinstraße	U8	17 July 1927	underground
+Borsigwerke	U6	31 May 1958	underground
+Breitenbachplatz	U3	12 October 1913	underground
+Brandenburger Tor	U55	8 August 2009	underground
+Britz-Süd	U7	29 September 1963	underground
+Bülowstraße	U2	11 March 1902	elevated
+Bundestag	U55	8 August 2009	underground
+Bundesplatz	U9	29 January 1971	underground

examples/tables/tsv/feta_12519.tsv

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+Year	Competition	Venue	Position	Notes
+Representing the Czech Republic	Representing the Czech Republic	Representing the Czech Republic	Representing the Czech Republic	Representing the Czech Republic
+2005	World Youth Championships	Marrakech, Morocco	6th	5.05 m
+2006	World Junior Championships	Beijing, China	5th	5.30 m
+2008	Olympic Games	Beijing, China	10th	5.45 m
+2009	European U23 Championships	Kaunas, Lithuania	8th	5.15 m
+2009	World Championships	Berlin, Germany	22nd (q)	5.40 m
+2010	European Championships	Barcelona, Spain	10th	5.60 m
+2011	World Championships	Daegu, South Korea	9th	5.65 m
+2012	European Championships	Helsinki, Finland	6th	5.60 m
+2012	Olympic Games	London, United Kingdom	8th	5.65 m
+2013	European Indoor Championships	Gothenburg, Sweden	5th	5.71 m
+2013	World Championships	Moscow, Russia	7th	5.75 m
+2014	World Indoor Championships	Sopot, Poland	3rd	5.80 m
+2014	European Championships	Zürich, Switzerland	3rd	5.70 m
+2015	European Indoor Championships	Prague, Czech Republic	7th	5.65 m
+2015	World Championships	Beijing, China	13th	5.50 m
+2016	World Indoor Championships	Portland, United States	4th	5.75 m
+2016	European Championships	Amsterdam, Netherlands	2nd	5.60 m
+2016	Olympic Games	Rio de Janeiro, Brazil	4th	5.75 m
+2017	European Indoor Championships	Belgrade, Serbia	4th	5.80 m
+2017	World Championships	London, United Kingdom	18th (q)	5.45 m
+2018	European Championships	Berlin, Germany	25th (q)	5.36 m

examples/tables/tsv/feta_13161.tsv

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+Year	Title	Role	Note
+2011	Law & Order: Special Victims Unit	Paula	"Episode: ""Possessed"""
+2012	Phineas and Ferb	Girl	"Voice role; episodes: ""What a Croc!"", ""Ferb TV"""
+2012	Gulliver Quinn	Iris	Television film
+2012	The Unprofessional	Harper	Television film
+2013–2018	Sofia the First	Princess Vivian	Recurring voice role; 13 episodes
+2013	The Goodwin Games	Young Chloe Goodwin	5 episodes
+2013	Orange Is the New Black	Jessica Wedge	"Episode: ""Fucksgiving"""
+2013	Austin & Ally	Lucy	"Episode: ""Moon Week & Mentors"""
+2014–2017	Girl Meets World	Maya Hart	Main role
+2015	Radio Disney Family Holiday	Herself/Host	Special
+2016	Wander Over Yonder	Melodie	"Voice role; episode: ""The Legend"""
+2016	Walk the Prank	Herself	"Episode: ""Adventures in Babysitting"""
+2016	Adventures in Babysitting	Jenny	Disney Channel Original Movie
+2016–present	Milo Murphy's Law	Melissa Chase	Main voice role
+2017	Soy Luna	Herself	Episodes 138 and 139
+2018	So Close	Jessica	Episode: Pilot
+2018	Mickey and the Roadster Racers	Nina Glitter	"Voice role; episode: ""Super-Charged: Pop Star Helpers"""

examples/tables/tsv/feta_13175.tsv

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+Year	Nominated work	Award	Category	Result
+1984	What Becomes a Semi-Legend Most?	Grammy Award	Best Comedy Album	Nominated
+1984	Career	Hasty Pudding Theatricals, USA	Woman of the Year	Won
+1990	The Joan Rivers Show	Daytime Emmy Award	Outstanding Talk Show Host	Won
+1991	The Joan Rivers Show	Daytime Emmy Award	Outstanding Talk Show Host	Nominated
+1992	The Joan Rivers Show	Daytime Emmy Award	Outstanding Writing – Special Class	Nominated
+1992	The Joan Rivers Show	Daytime Emmy Award	Outstanding Talk Show Host	Nominated
+1993	The Joan Rivers Show	Daytime Emmy Award	Outstanding Writing – Special Class	Nominated
+1993	The Joan Rivers Show	Daytime Emmy Award	Outstanding Talk Show Host	Nominated
+1994	Sally Marr ... and her escorts	Tony Award	Best Actress in a Play	Nominated
+2009	Arthur	Daytime Emmy Award	Outstanding Performer in an Animated Program	Nominated
+2010	The Hipsters	Maverick Movie Award	Best Supporting Actress: Feature	Nominated
+2011	Career	Alliance of Women Film Journalists	EDA Female Focus - Perseverance Award	Won
+2011	Fashion Police	WIN Award	Actress - Comedy Series	Nominated
+2014	"Fashion Police: episode ""September Issue"""	WIN Award	Actress - Comedy Series	Nominated
+2014	Iron Man 3	MTV Movie Award	Best Cameo	Nominated
+2015	Diary of a Mad Diva	Grammy Award	Best Spoken Word Album	Won

examples/tables/tsv/feta_1360.tsv

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+Year	Number	Country	Location	Participants	Countries	Host Candidate Countries
+1931	1st World Rover Moot	Switzerland	Kandersteg	3,000	20	-
+1935	2nd World Rover Moot	Sweden	Ingarö	3,000	26	-
+1939	3rd World Rover Moot	Scotland	Monzie	3,500	42	-
+1949	4th World Rover Moot	Norway	Skjåk	2,500	40	-
+1953	5th World Rover Moot	Switzerland	Kandersteg	4,168	41	-
+1957	6th World Rover Moot	United Kingdom	Sutton Coldfield	3,500	61	-
+1961	7th World Rover Moot	Australia	Melbourne	969	15	-
+1965-66	Moot Year	-	10 Events	3,599	-	-
+1969-70	Moot Year	-	26 Events	7,250	-	-
+1973-74	Moot Year	-	22 Events	11,000	-	-
+1977-78	Moot Year	-	23 Events	14,560	-	-
+1981-82	Moot Year	-	31 Events	22,380	-	-
+1990-91	8th World Moot	Australia	Melbourne	1,000	36	-
+1992	9th World Moot	Switzerland	Kandersteg	1,400	52	-
+1996	10th World Moot	Sweden	Ransberg	2,608	78	-
+2000	11th World Scout Moot	Mexico	-	5,000	71	-
+2004	12th World Scout Moot	Taiwan	Hualien	2,500	85	Austria
+2008	13th World Scout Moot (cancelled)	Mozambique	--	--	--	Iceland, Portugal
+2010	13th World Scout Moot	Kenya	Nairobi	1,924	66	--
+2013	14th World Scout Moot	Canada	Low, Quebec	2,000	83	--
+2017	15th World Scout Moot	Iceland	Ulfljotsvatn	5,000	106	--
+2021	16th World Scout Moot	Ireland	Malahide Castle	up to 5,000	-	Hungary

examples/tables/tsv/feta_13607.tsv

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+Club	Season	League	League	League	National Cup	National Cup	Continental	Continental	Other	Other	Total	Total
+Club	Season	Division	Apps	Goals	Apps	Goals	Apps	Goals	Apps	Goals	Apps	Goals
+Zhetysu	2010	Kazakhstan Premier League	22	7	-	-	-	-	22	7	-	-
+Zhetysu	2011	Kazakhstan Premier League	22	5	-	-	-	-	22	5	-	-
+Zhetysu	2012	Kazakhstan Premier League	26	1	4	1	2	0	-	-	32	2
+Zhetysu	2013	Kazakhstan Premier League	14	2	0	0	-	-	14	2	-	-
+Zhetysu	Total	Total	84	15	4	1	2	0	-	-	90	16
+Atyrau	2013	Kazakhstan Premier League	17	4	0	0	-	-	17	4	-	-
+Atyrau	2014	Kazakhstan Premier League	2	0	0	0	-	-	2	0	-	-
+Atyrau	Total	Total	19	4	0	0	-	-	-	-	19	4
+Taraz	2014	Kazakhstan Premier League	24	7	2	0	–	–	26	7	-	-
+Astana	2015	Kazakhstan Premier League	20	3	4	1	7	0	1	0	32	4
+Astana	2016	Kazakhstan Premier League	15	0	2	0	0	0	1	0	18	0
+Astana	2017	Kazakhstan Premier League	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0
+Astana	2018	Kazakhstan Premier League	26	10	0	0	6	0	1	0	33	10
+Astana	Total	Total	61	13	6	1	13	0	3	0	83	14
+Aktobe (loan)	2016	Kazakhstan Premier League	8	6	0	0	–	–	8	6	-	-
+Tobol (loan)	2017	Kazakhstan Premier League	28	10	1	0	–	–	29	10	-	-
+Career total	Career total	Career total	224	55	13	2	15	0	3	0	255	57

examples/tables/tsv/feta_1361.tsv

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+Candidate	Votes	%
+Mirek Topolánek	354	90.54
+Against	37	9.46
+Total	391	100

examples/tables/tsv/feta_1374.tsv

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+#	Date	Rival	Score	City	Venue
+1	8 Aug	Belgrano A.C.	29–14	Buenos Aires	Gimnasia y Esgrima
+2	12 Aug	Combinado A	32–3	Buenos Aires	Gimnasia y Esgrima
+3	15 Aug	Provincia	16–3	Buenos Aires	Gimnasia y Esgrima
+4	17 Aug	C.A. San Isidro	6–0	Buenos Aires	Gimnasia y Esgrima
+5	22 Aug	Capital	15–6	Buenos Aires	Gimnasia y Esgrima
+6	26 Aug	Combinado Eva Perón	22–0	Buenos Aires	Gimnasia y Esgrima
+7	29 Aug	Argentina	22–8	Buenos Aires	Gimnasia y Esgrima
+8	2 Sep	Provincia	3–0	Buenos Aires	Gimnasia y Esgrima
+9	5 Sep	Pucará	12–3	Buenos Aires	Gimnasia y Esgrima
+10	9 Sep	Capital	8–3	Buenos Aires	Gimnasia y Esgrima
+11	12 Sep	Argentina	30–3	Buenos Aires	Gimnasia y Esgrima
+12	18 Sep	Chile	34–3	Buenos Aires	Gimnasia y Esgrima

examples/tables/tsv/feta_1375.tsv

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+Date	Position	Nationality	Name	From	Fee	Ref.
+17 May 2018	DF	Ghana	Andy Yiadom	Barnsley	Free	-
+5 June 2018	MF	Republic of Ireland	David Meyler	Hull City	Free	-
+6 June 2018	DF	Republic of Ireland	John O'Shea	Sunderland	Free	-
+6 July 2018	FW	Scotland	Marc McNulty	Coventry City	Undisclosed	-
+17 July 2018	DF	Netherlands	Darren Sidoel	Ajax	Undisclosed	-
+25 July 2018	GK	England	Sam Walker	Colchester United	Free	-
+30 July 2018	FW	England	Sam Baldock	Brighton & Hove Albion	Undisclosed	-

examples/tables/tsv/feta_13809.tsv

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+Election	Election	Member	Party
+-	1983	Jim Pawsey	Conservative
+-	1997	Andy King	Labour
+-	2005	Jeremy Wright	Conservative
+-	2010	constituency abolished: see Kenilworth & Southam and Rugby	constituency abolished: see Kenilworth & Southam and Rugby

examples/tables/tsv/feta_13820.tsv

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+Year	Title	Role	Notes
+2002–2003	Brookside	Elena Jones	3 episodes
+2003	Born and Bred	Lisa Gunstone	1 episode
+2005–2010	Hollyoaks	Hannah Ashworth	Regular role, 3 October 2005 – 12 February 2010
+2009	Hollyoaks Later	Hannah Ashworth	5 episodes
+2011	Becoming Human	Brandy Mulligan	5 episodes
+2011	Fresh Meat	Rachel	1 episode
+2012	Prisoners' Wives	Gemma Roscoe	6 episodes
+2012	Pramface	Carrie-Ann	1 episode
+2013	Ripper Street	Lucy Eames	1 episode
+2013	The Job Lot	Chloe	1 episode
+2013–2014	Once Upon a Time in Wonderland	Red Queen/Anastasia	Main role
+2016	Death in Paradise	Laura Hagen	Episode 5.1
+2016	Mother May I Sleep With Danger?	Nightwalker	Television movie
+2016	A Cinderella Christmas	Angie Wells	Television movie
+2017	Inspector George Gently	Betty Platt	Episode 8.1
+2018	Endeavour	Carol Thursday	"Guest Appearance, Series 5, Episode 2: ""Cartouche"""
+2018	Bulletproof	Sophie	-

examples/tables/tsv/feta_1406.tsv

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+Pick #	NFL Team	Player	Position	College
+98	Chicago Cardinals	Charlie McGinty	End	North Texas State
+99	Baltimore Colts	Walter Bryan	Back	Texas Tech
+100	Washington Redskins	John Miller	Tackle	Boston College
+101	Green Bay Packers	Ed Culpepper	Tackle	Alabama
+102	Pittsburgh Steelers	Johnny Unitas	Quarterback	Louisville
+103	Los Angeles Rams	John Witte	Tackle	Oregon State
+104	Baltimore Colts	Bill Evans	Guard	Miami (OH)
+105	Philadelphia Eagles	Von Morgan	End	Abilene Christian
+106	San Francisco 49ers	Fred Preziosio	Tackle	Purdue
+107	Chicago Bears	Jim Lavery	Back	Scranton
+108	Detroit Lions	Walt Jenkins	Tackle	Wayne State
+109	Cleveland Browns	Henry Ford	Back	Pittsburgh

examples/tables/tsv/feta_1407.tsv

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+Year	Show	Role	Language	Notes	Ref(s)
+2015	Warrior High	Siyali Rajput	Hindi	Debut show	-
+2015	Emotional Atyachar	-	Hindi	-	-

examples/tables/tsv/feta_1413.tsv

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+Character	Japanese Voice Cast	English Voice Cast
+Heero Yuy	Hikaru Midorikawa	Mark Hildreth
+Relena Peacecraft	Akiko Yajima	Lisa Ann Beley
+Duo Maxwell	Toshihiko Seki	Scott McNeil
+Trowa Barton	Shigeru Nakahara	Kirby Morrow
+Quatre Raberba Winner	Ai Orikasa	Brad Swaile
+Chang Wufei	Ryuuzou Ishino	Ted Cole
+Zechs Merquise	Takehito Koyasu	Brian Drummond
+Treize Khushrenada	Ryotaro Okiayu	David Kaye
+Lucrezia Noin	Chisa Yokoyama	Saffron Henderson
+Lady Une	Sayuri Yamauchi	Enuka Okuma
+Sally Po	Yumi Touma	Moneca Stori/Samantha Ferris
+Catherine Bloom	Saori Suzuki	Moneca Stori/Cathy Weseluck
+Hilde Schbeiker	Kae Araki	Marcy Goldberg
+Dorothy Catalonia	Naoko Matsui	Cathy Weseluck
+Doctor J	Minoru Inaba	Don Brown
+Howard	Hiroshi Ishida	Ward Perry
+Narrator	Akio Ōtsuka	Campbell Lane

examples/tables/tsv/feta_14168.tsv

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+ID	Displacement	Bore x stroke	Max. power (DIN-rated)	Max. torque	Years	Applications
+OM 604.910 EVE	2.2 L (2,155 cc)	89 mm × 86.6 mm (3.50 in × 3.41 in)	70 kW (95 PS; 94 hp) @ 5000 rpm	150 N⋅m (111 lb⋅ft) @ 3100 rpm	1993–1998	W202 C 220 D
+OM 604.910 EVE	2.2 L (2,155 cc)	89 mm × 86.6 mm (3.50 in × 3.41 in)	55 kW (75 PS; 74 hp) @ 5000 rpm	150 N⋅m (111 lb⋅ft) @ 3100 rpm	1996–1998	W202 C 220 D taxis
+OM 604.912 EVE	2.2 L (2,155 cc)	89 mm × 86.6 mm (3.50 in × 3.41 in)	70 kW (95 PS; 94 hp) @ 5000 rpm	150 N⋅m (111 lb⋅ft) @ 3100 rpm	1995–1998	W210 E 220 D
+OM 604.912 EVE	2.2 L (2,155 cc)	89 mm × 86.6 mm (3.50 in × 3.41 in)	55 kW (75 PS; 74 hp) @ 5000 rpm	150 N⋅m (111 lb⋅ft) @ 3100 rpm	1996–1998	W210 E 220 D taxis
+OM 604.915 EVE	2.0 L (1,997 cc)	87 mm × 84 mm (3.43 in × 3.31 in)	65 kW (88 PS; 87 hp) @ 5000 rpm	135 N⋅m (100 lb⋅ft) @ 2000 rpm	1996–1998	W202 C 200 D
+OM 604.917 EVE	2.0 L (1,997 cc)	87 mm × 84 mm (3.43 in × 3.31 in)	65 kW (88 PS; 87 hp) @ 5000 rpm	135 N⋅m (100 lb⋅ft) @ 2000 rpm	1996–1998	W210 E 200 D

examples/tables/tsv/feta_14183.tsv

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+-	258	&	8–528 (dec)	Match drawn
+-	RT Ponting 71 M Ntini 5–64	-	BJ Hodge 203* CK Langeveldt 3–117	WACA Ground, Perth, Australia Umpires: SA Bucknor (WI) and B Doctrove (WI) Man of the Match: BJ Hodge (Aus)
+-	296	&	5–287	WACA Ground, Perth, Australia Umpires: SA Bucknor (WI) and B Doctrove (WI) Man of the Match: BJ Hodge (Aus)
+-	AB de Villiers 68 B Lee 5–93	-	JA Rudolph 102* SK Warne 3–83	WACA Ground, Perth, Australia Umpires: SA Bucknor (WI) and B Doctrove (WI) Man of the Match: BJ Hodge (Aus)

examples/tables/tsv/feta_14197.tsv

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+Phase	Round	Draw date	First leg	Second leg
+Qualifying rounds	First qualifying round	11 July 2017	19 September 2017	21 September 2017
+Qualifying rounds	Second qualifying round	11 July 2017	24 September 2017	26 September 2017
+Qualifying rounds	Third qualifying round	11 July 2017	29 September 2017	2 October 2017
+Regular season	Matchday 1	11 July 2017	10–11 October 2017	10–11 October 2017
+Regular season	Matchday 2	11 July 2017	17–18 October 2017	17–18 October 2017
+Regular season	Matchday 3	11 July 2017	24–25 October 2017	24–25 October 2017
+Regular season	Matchday 4	11 July 2017	31 October–1 November 2017	31 October–1 November 2017
+Regular season	Matchday 5	11 July 2017	7–8 November 2017	7–8 November 2017
+Regular season	Matchday 6	11 July 2017	14–15 November 2017	14–15 November 2017
+Regular season	Matchday 7	11 July 2017	5–6 December 2017	5–6 December 2017
+Regular season	Matchday 8	11 July 2017	12–13 December 2017	12–13 December 2017
+Regular season	Matchday 9	11 July 2017	19–20 December 2017	19–20 December 2017
+Regular season	Matchday 10	11 July 2017	9–10 January 2018	9–10 January 2018
+Regular season	Matchday 11	11 July 2017	16–17 January 2018	16–17 January 2018
+Regular season	Matchday 12	11 July 2017	23–24 January 2018	23–24 January 2018
+Regular season	Matchday 13	11 July 2017	30–31 January 2018	30–31 January 2018
+Regular season	Matchday 14	11 July 2017	6–7 February 2018	6–7 February 2018
+Play-offs	Round of 16	14 February 2018	6–7 March 2018	13–14 March 2018
+Play-offs	Quarter-finals	14 February 2018	27–28 March 2018	3–4 April 2018
+Final Four	Semi-finals	12 April 2018	4 May 2018	4 May 2018
+Final Four	Final	12 April 2018	6 May 2018	6 May 2018

examples/tables/tsv/feta_14814.tsv

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+Year	Competition	Venue	Position	Event	Notes
+Representing Finland	Representing Finland	Representing Finland	Representing Finland	Representing Finland	Representing Finland
+2001	European U23 Championships	Amsterdam, Netherlands	13th (q)	Discus	50.19 m
+2003	Universiade	Daegu, South Korea	13th	Heptathlon	5434
+2005	Universiade	Izmir, Turkey	14th (q)	Discus throw	49.99 m
+2006	European Championships	Gothenburg, Sweden	15th	Heptathlon	5956, PB
+2008	Olympic Games	Beijing, China	23rd	Heptathlon	5911, SB
+2012	European Championships	Helsinki, Finland	15th	Heptathlon	5692

examples/tables/tsv/feta_15510.tsv

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+Year	Title	Label	Track(s)
+1985	Come on Down	Homestead	All
+1986	Deep Six	C/Z	"""10,000 Things"" and ""Your Own Best Friend"""
+1987	Dry As a Bone	Sub Pop	All
+1988	Motor City Madness	Glitterhouse	"""Searchin' (Good Things Come)"""
+1988	Rehab Doll	Sub Pop	All
+1988	Sub Pop 200	Sub Pop	"""Hangin' Tree"""
+1989	This House Is Not a Motel	Glitterhouse	"""Swallow My Pride"""
+1989	Sub Pop Rock City	Glitterhouse	"""Hangin' Tree"""
+1989	Another Pyrrhic Victory: The Only Compilation of Dead Seattle God Bands	C/Z	"""Bazaar"" and ""Away in Manger"""
+1990	Endangered Species	Glitterhouse	"""Ain't Nothing to Do"""
+1990	Dry As a Bone/Rehab Doll	Sub Pop	All
+1992	Afternoon Delight: Love Songs from Sub Pop	Sub Pop	"""Baby Takes"""
+1996	Hype!: The Motion Picture Soundtrack	Sub Pop	"""Swallow My Pride"" (1987 demo)"
+2000	Wild and Wooly: The Northwest Rock Collection	Sub Pop	"""This Town"""
+2006	Sleepless in Seattle: The Birth of Grunge	Livewire	"""Come on Down"""
+2016	1984 Demos	Jackpot Records	All

examples/tables/tsv/feta_16019.tsv

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+Year	Title	Artist	Notes
+2012	"""Fjögur píanó"""	Sigur Rós	Choreographer
+2014	"""I Try to Talk to You"""	Hercules and Love Affair	Choreographer
+2014	"""Chandelier"""	Sia	Choreographer
+2014	"""We Exist"""	Arcade Fire	Choreographer
+2014	"""Gold"""	Chet Faker	Choreographer
+2014	"""Video Girl"""	FKA Twigs	Choreographer
+2014	"""Gunshot"""	Lykke Li	Choreographer
+2015	"""Elastic Heart"""	Sia	Choreographer
+2015	"""Big Girls Cry"""	Sia	Choreographer
+2015	"""What Kind of Man"""	Florence and the Machine	Choreographer
+2015	"""Ship to Wreck"	Florence and the Machine	Choreographer
+2015	"""St Jude"""	Florence and the Machine	Choreographer
+2015	"""Queen of Peace""/""Long & Lost"""	Florence and the Machine	Choreographer
+2015	"""Anna"""	Will Butler	Choreographer
+2015	"""King"""	Years & Years	Choreographer
+2016	"""Worship"""	Years & Years	Choreographer
+2016	"""Cheap Thrills"""	Sia	Choreographer
+2016	"""The Greatest"""	Sia	Choreographer
+2017	"""Rainbow"""	Sia	Choreographer
+2017	"""Destroyer"""	"""TR/ST"""	Choreographer
+2018	"""Thunderclouds"""	LSD - Labrinth, Diplo, Sia	Choreographer
+2018	"""Colors"""	Beck	Choreographer

examples/tables/tsv/feta_16780.tsv

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+Party	Party	Candidate	Votes	%
+-	Democratic	Walter E. Fauntroy (inc.)	12,149	77.18
+-	Republican	Daniel L. Hall	1,566	9.95
+-	D.C. Statehood Green	Louis S. Aronica	1,076	6.84
+-	Socialist Workers	Charlotte J. Reavis	499	3.17
+-	American Labor	Susan Pennington	377	2.39
+-	No party	Write-ins	75	0.48%
+Total votes	Total votes	Total votes	15,742	100.00
+Turnout	Turnout	Turnout	-	-
+-	Democratic hold	Democratic hold	Democratic hold	Democratic hold

examples/tables/tsv/feta_16794.tsv

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+Rank	Lane	Name	Nationality	Time	Notes
+-	5	Alain Bernard	France	47.21	-
+-	4	Eamon Sullivan	Australia	47.32	-
+-	7	Jason Lezak	United States	47.67	-
+-	8	César Cielo Filho	Brazil	47.67	SA
+5	3	Pieter van den Hoogenband	Netherlands	47.75	-
+6	1	Lyndon Ferns	South Africa	48.04	-
+7	6	Matt Targett	Australia	48.20	-
+8	2	Stefan Nystrand	Sweden	48.33	-

examples/tables/tsv/feta_16958.tsv

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+Year	Awards	Category	Nominated work	Result
+2013	MTV Europe Music Award	Best Japanese Act	-	Nominated
+2013	MTV Video Music Awards Japan	Best Collaboration	Day 1 (with Yuksek)	Won
+2014	MTV Video Music Awards Japan	Best Male Video	Horizon	Nominated

examples/tables/tsv/feta_16964.tsv

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+Away team	Score	Home Team	Date	Kickoff (EST / UTC−5)	TV
+Wild card	Wild card	Wild card	Wild card	Wild card	Wild card
+Indianapolis Colts	21–7	Houston Texans	January 5, 2019	4:35 p.m.	ABC/ESPN
+Seattle Seahawks	22–24	Dallas Cowboys	January 5, 2019	8:15 p.m.	Fox
+Los Angeles Chargers	23–17	Baltimore Ravens	January 6, 2019	1:05 p.m.	CBS
+Philadelphia Eagles	16–15	Chicago Bears	January 6, 2019	4:40 p.m.	NBC
+Divisional playoffs	Divisional playoffs	Divisional playoffs	Divisional playoffs	Divisional playoffs	Divisional playoffs
+Indianapolis Colts	13–31	Kansas City Chiefs	January 12, 2019	4:35 p.m.	NBC
+Dallas Cowboys	22–30	Los Angeles Rams	January 12, 2019	8:15 p.m.	Fox
+Los Angeles Chargers	28–41	New England Patriots	January 13, 2019	1:05 p.m.	CBS
+Philadelphia Eagles	14–20	New Orleans Saints	January 13, 2019	4:40 p.m.	Fox
+Conference Championships	Conference Championships	Conference Championships	Conference Championships	Conference Championships	Conference Championships
+Los Angeles Rams	26–23 (OT)	New Orleans Saints	January 20, 2019	3:05 p.m.	Fox
+New England Patriots	37–31 (OT)	Kansas City Chiefs	January 20, 2019	6:40 p.m.	CBS
+Super Bowl LIII Mercedes-Benz Stadium, Atlanta, Georgia	Super Bowl LIII Mercedes-Benz Stadium, Atlanta, Georgia	Super Bowl LIII Mercedes-Benz Stadium, Atlanta, Georgia	Super Bowl LIII Mercedes-Benz Stadium, Atlanta, Georgia	Super Bowl LIII Mercedes-Benz Stadium, Atlanta, Georgia	Super Bowl LIII Mercedes-Benz Stadium, Atlanta, Georgia
+New England Patriots	13–3	Los Angeles Rams	February 3, 2019	6:30 p.m.	CBS

examples/tables/tsv/feta_16965.tsv

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+Party	Party	Ideology	Vote %	Seats	Seats ±
+-	FDP.The Liberals1	Classical liberalism	33.19	41	+1
+-	Social Democratic Party	Social democracy	28.22	36	–5
+-	Swiss People's Party	National conservatism	12.68	14	–3
+-	Green Party	Green politics	12.55	14	+4
+-	Swiss Party of Labour–solidaritéS2	Socialism	8.48	10	±3
+-	Christian Democratic People's Party	Christian democracy	3.22	0	±0
+-	Cantonal Entente of Neuchâtel	-	0.97	0	±0
+-	Evangelical People's Party	Christian democracy	0.68	0	±0
+Total (turnout 39.66%)	Total (turnout 39.66%)	Total (turnout 39.66%)	100.00	115	–
+1 Compared to total of separate Free Democratic Party (15 seats) and Liberal Party (25 seats) lists in 2005. 2 Compared to total of separate Swiss Party of Labour (6 seats) and solidaritéS (1 seat) lists in 2005.	1 Compared to total of separate Free Democratic Party (15 seats) and Liberal Party (25 seats) lists in 2005. 2 Compared to total of separate Swiss Party of Labour (6 seats) and solidaritéS (1 seat) lists in 2005.	1 Compared to total of separate Free Democratic Party (15 seats) and Liberal Party (25 seats) lists in 2005. 2 Compared to total of separate Swiss Party of Labour (6 seats) and solidaritéS (1 seat) lists in 2005.	1 Compared to total of separate Free Democratic Party (15 seats) and Liberal Party (25 seats) lists in 2005. 2 Compared to total of separate Swiss Party of Labour (6 seats) and solidaritéS (1 seat) lists in 2005.	1 Compared to total of separate Free Democratic Party (15 seats) and Liberal Party (25 seats) lists in 2005. 2 Compared to total of separate Swiss Party of Labour (6 seats) and solidaritéS (1 seat) lists in 2005.	1 Compared to total of separate Free Democratic Party (15 seats) and Liberal Party (25 seats) lists in 2005. 2 Compared to total of separate Swiss Party of Labour (6 seats) and solidaritéS (1 seat) lists in 2005.
+Source: Canton of Neuchâtel	Source: Canton of Neuchâtel	Source: Canton of Neuchâtel	This box: viewtalkedit	This box: viewtalkedit	This box: viewtalkedit

examples/tables/tsv/feta_16971.tsv

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+Year	Nominee / work	Award	Result
+1989	You've Always Got The Blues	Best Female Artist	Nominated
+1989	You've Always Got The Blues	Best Adult Contemporary Album (with Kate Ceberano)	Nominated
+1989	You've Always Got The Blues	Best Jazz Album (with Kate Ceberano)	Nominated
+1991	Émigré	Best Female Artist	Won
+1991	Émigré	Breakthrough Artist – Album	Nominated
+1991	"""Token Angels"""	Breakthrough Artist – Single	Won
+1992	"""Let's Kiss (Like the Angels)"" [sic]"	Best Female Artist	Nominated
+1993	Lily	Album of the Year	Nominated
+1993	Lily	Best Female Artist	Won
+1993	"""The Day You Went Away"""	Single of the Year	Won
+1993	"""The Day You Went Away"""	Highest Selling Single	Won
+1994	"""Friday's Child"""	Best Female Artist	Won
+1995	The Witness Tree	Best Adult Contemporary Album	Nominated
+1997	"""Then I Walked Away"""	Best Female Artist	Nominated
+1998	Ghosts	Best Adult Contemporary Album	Nominated
+1998	"Ghosts except ""Halcyon Days"" – Tony Espie"	Engineer of the Year	Nominated
+2001	Beautiful View	Best Adult Contemporary Album	Nominated

examples/tables/tsv/feta_17313.tsv

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+-	Rushing	Rushing	Rushing	Rushing	Rushing	Rushing	Receiving	Receiving	Receiving	Receiving	Receiving
+Year	Team	Att	Yds	Avg	Lng	TD	No.	Yds	Avg	Lng	TD
+1989	PIT	195	770	3.9	38	5	15	113	7.5	8	0
+1990	PIT	109	418	4.2	38	0	8	70	8.8	15	0
+1991	PIT	22	117	5.3	16	0	0	0	0.0	9	0
+1992	PIT	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—	—
+1993	CHI	110	437	4.0	28	2	8	49	6.1	27	0
+1994	CHI	9	17	1.9	4	1	1	8	8.0	19	0
+Totals	—	455	1,792	3.9	38	8	35	253	7.2	27	0

examples/tables/tsv/feta_18020.tsv

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+Portrait	Portrait	Name (Born–Died)	Term of Office	Term of Office	Term of Office	Political Party	Election	Cabinet	Cabinet	Monarch of Belgium (Reign)
+Portrait	Portrait	Name (Born–Died)	Took Office	Left Office	Days	Political Party	Election	Name	Composition	Monarch of Belgium (Reign)
+-	-	Étienne Constantin, Baron de Gerlache (1785–1871)	27 February 1831	10 March 1831	11	Independent (Confessional)	1830	De Gerlache	–	Vacant
+-	-	Jean Louis Joseph Lebeau (1794–1865)	10 March 1831	24 July 1831	136	Independent (Liberal)	–	Lebeau I	–	Vacant
+-	-	Felix Amandus, Comte de Muelenaere (1793–1862)	24 July 1831	20 October 1832	454	Independent (Confessional)	1831	De Mûelenaere	–	-
+-	Albert Joseph, Comte Goblet d'Alviella (1790–1873)	20 October 1832	4 August 1834	653	Independent (Liberal)	1833	Goblet d'Alviella— Rogier	–	-	-
+-	Barthélemy Théodore, Comte de Theux de Meylandt (1794–1874)	4 August 1834	18 April 1840	2084	Independent (Confessional)	1835 1837 1839	De Theux de Meylandt I	–	-	-
+Belgium was a part of Kingdom of the Netherlands from 1815 to 1839. Kingdom of the Netherlands officially recognized its independence on 19 April 1839.	Belgium was a part of Kingdom of the Netherlands from 1815 to 1839. Kingdom of the Netherlands officially recognized its independence on 19 April 1839.	Belgium was a part of Kingdom of the Netherlands from 1815 to 1839. Kingdom of the Netherlands officially recognized its independence on 19 April 1839.	Belgium was a part of Kingdom of the Netherlands from 1815 to 1839. Kingdom of the Netherlands officially recognized its independence on 19 April 1839.	Belgium was a part of Kingdom of the Netherlands from 1815 to 1839. Kingdom of the Netherlands officially recognized its independence on 19 April 1839.	Belgium was a part of Kingdom of the Netherlands from 1815 to 1839. Kingdom of the Netherlands officially recognized its independence on 19 April 1839.	Belgium was a part of Kingdom of the Netherlands from 1815 to 1839. Kingdom of the Netherlands officially recognized its independence on 19 April 1839.	Belgium was a part of Kingdom of the Netherlands from 1815 to 1839. Kingdom of the Netherlands officially recognized its independence on 19 April 1839.	Belgium was a part of Kingdom of the Netherlands from 1815 to 1839. Kingdom of the Netherlands officially recognized its independence on 19 April 1839.	Belgium was a part of Kingdom of the Netherlands from 1815 to 1839. Kingdom of the Netherlands officially recognized its independence on 19 April 1839.	-
+-	Jean Louis Joseph Lebeau (1794–1865)	18 April 1840	13 April 1841	360	Independent (Liberal)	–	Lebeau II	–	-	-
+-	Jean-Baptiste, Baron Nothomb (1805–1881)	13 April 1841	30 July 1845	1569	Independent (Liberal)	1841 1843	Nothomb	–	-	-
+-	Jean-Sylvain Van de Weyer (1802–1874)	30 July 1845	31 March 1846	244	Independent (Liberal)	1845	Van de Weyer	–	-	-
+-	Barthélemy Théodore, Comte de Theux de Meylandt (1794–1874)	31 March 1846	12 August 1847	499	Independent (Confessional)	–	De Theux de Meylandt II	–	-	-
+-	Charles Latour Rogier (1800–1885)	12 August 1847	31 October 1852	1907	Liberal Party	1847 1848 1850	Rogier I	Lib.	-	-
+-	Jonkheer Henri Ghislain Joseph Marie Hyacinthe de Brouckère (1801–1891)	31 October 1852	30 March 1855	880	Liberal Party	1852 1854	De Brouckère	Lib.	-	-
+-	Pierre (Pieter) Jacques François de Decker (1812–1891)	30 March 1855	9 November 1857	955	Independent (Confessional)	1855 1856	De Decker	Cath.–Lib.	-	-
+-	Charles Latour Rogier (1800–1885)	9 November 1857	3 January 1868	3707	Liberal Party	1857 1859 1861 1863 1864 1866 1867	Rogier II	Lib.	-	-
+-	-	Hubert Joseph Walthère Frère-Orban (1812–1896)	3 January 1868	2 July 1870	911	Liberal Party	1868	Frère-Orban I	Lib.	-
+-	Jules Joseph, Baron d'Anethan (1803–1888)	2 July 1870	7 December 1871	523	Catholic Party	Jun.1870 Aug.1870	D'Anethan	Cath.	-	-
+-	Barthélemy Théodore, Comte de Theux de Meylandt (1794–1874)	7 December 1871	21 August 1874 (died in office)	988	Catholic Party	1872 1874	Malou I	Cath.	-	-
+-	Jules Édouard Xavier Malou (1810–1886)	21 August 1874	19 June 1878	1398	Catholic Party	1876	Malou I	Cath.	-	-
+-	Hubert Joseph Walthère Frère-Orban (1812–1891)	19 June 1878	16 June 1884	2189	Liberal Party	1878 1880 1882	Frère-Orban II	Lib.	-	-
+-	Jules Édouard Xavier Malou (1810–1886)	16 June 1884	26 October 1884	132	Catholic Party	1884	Malou II	Cath.	-	-
+-	Auguste Marie François Beernaert (1829–1912)	26 October 1884	26 March 1894	3438	Catholic Party	1886 1888 1890 1892	Beernaert	Cath.	-	-
+-	Jules Philippe Marie de Burlet (1844–1897)	26 March 1894	25 February 1896	701	Catholic Party	1894	De Burlet	Cath.	-	-
+-	Paul Joseph, Comte de Smet de Naeyer (1843–1913)	25 February 1896	24 January 1899	1064	Catholic Party	1896 1898	De Smet de Naeyer I	Cath.	-	-
+-	Jules (Julius) Henri Pierre François Vandenpeereboom (1843–1917)	24 January 1899	5 August 1899	193	Catholic Party	–	Vandenpeereboom	Cath.	-	-
+-	Paul Joseph, Comte de Smet de Naeyer (1843–1913)	5 August 1899	2 May 1907	2826	Catholic Party	1900 1902 1904 1906	De Smet de Naeyer II	Cath.	-	-
+-	Jules Henri Ghislain Marie, Baron de Trooz (1857–1907)	2 May 1907	31 December 1907 (died in office)	243	Catholic Party	–	De Trooz	Cath.	-	-
+-	François (Frans) Victor Marie Ghislain Schollaert (1851–1917)	9 January 1908	17 June 1911	1255	Catholic Party	1908 1910	Schollaert	Cath.	-	-
+-	-	Charles Marie Pierre Albert, Comte de Broqueville (1860–1940)	17 June 1911	18 January 1916	2541	Catholic Party	1912 1914	De Broqueville I (in exile, 1914–1918)	Cath.	-
+-	-	Charles Marie Pierre Albert, Comte de Broqueville (1860–1940)	18 January 1916	1 June 1918	2541	Catholic Party	–	De Broqueville I (in exile, 1914–1918)	Cath.–Lib.–BWP/POB	-
+-	Gérard (Gerard) François Marie Cooreman (1852–1926)	1 June 1918	21 November 1918	173	Catholic Party	–	Cooreman	Cath.–Lib.–BWP/POB	-	-

examples/tables/tsv/feta_18034.tsv

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+Club	Season	Division	League	League	FA Cup	FA Cup	Total	Total
+Club	Season	Division	Apps	Goals	Apps	Goals	Apps	Goals
+Burslem Port Vale	1906–07	Second Division	30	0	4	0	34	0
+Stoke	1907–08	Second Division	1	0	0	0	1	0
+Stoke	1908–09	Birmingham & District League	32	1	1	0	33	1
+Stoke	1909–10	Birmingham & District League / Southern League Division Two	42	2	6	0	48	2
+Stoke	1910–11	Birmingham & District League / Southern League Division Two	53	3	3	0	56	3
+Stoke	1911–12	Southern League Division One	20	2	0	0	20	2
+Stoke	1912–13	Southern League Division One	29	1	2	0	31	1
+Stoke	1913–14	Southern League Division Two	7	0	1	0	8	0
+Stoke	1914–15	Southern League Division Two	1	0	1	0	2	0
+Stoke	Total	Total	185	9	14	0	199	9
+Career Total	Career Total	Career Total	215	9	18	0	233	9

examples/tables/tsv/feta_18784.tsv

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+Year	Award	Category	Recipient	Result
+2015	68th Locarno International Film Festival	Golden Leopard	Right Now, Wrong Then	Won
+2015	68th Locarno International Film Festival	Best Actor	Jung Jae-young	Won
+2015	35th Korean Association of Film Critics Awards	Best Actor	Jung Jae-young	Won
+2015	35th Korean Association of Film Critics Awards	Top 10 Films of the Year	Right Now, Wrong Then	Won
+2015	36th Blue Dragon Film Awards	Best Actor	Jung Jae-young	Nominated
+2015	9th Asia Pacific Screen Awards	Best Actor	Jung Jae-young	Won
+2015	53rd Gijon International Film Festival	Best Film	Right Now, Wrong Then	Won
+2015	53rd Gijon International Film Festival	Best Actor	Jung Jae-young	Won
+2016	3rd Wildflower Film Awards	Best Director (Narrative Films)	Hong Sang-soo	Nominated
+2016	3rd Wildflower Film Awards	Best Actor	Jung Jae-young	Won
+2016	3rd Wildflower Film Awards	Best Actress	Kim Min-hee	Nominated
+2016	3rd Wildflower Film Awards	Best Screenplay	Hong Sang-soo	Nominated
+2016	21st Chunsa Film Art Awards	Best Actor	Jung Jae-young	Nominated
+2016	21st Chunsa Film Art Awards	Best Actress	Kim Min-hee	Nominated
+2016	16th Busan Film Critics Awards	Best Actress	Kim Min-hee	Won
+2016	25th Buil Film Awards	Best Actor	Jung Jae-young	Nominated
+2017	14th International Cinephile Society	Best Actor	Jung Jae-young	Nominated

examples/tables/tsv/feta_18785.tsv

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+No.	Picture	Name (Birth–Death)	Term of Office	Term of Office	Political Party
+1	Rakovszky István.JPEG	István Rakovszky (1858–1931)	18 February 1920	30 July 1921	KNEP
+2	-	Gaszton Gaál (1868–1932)	12 August 1921	16 August 1922	OKGFP
+(2)	-	Gaszton Gaál (1868–1932)	12 August 1921	16 August 1922	EP
+3	-	Béla Scitovszky (1878–1959)	18 August 1922	18 October 1926	EP
+4	-	Tibor Zsitvay (1884–1969)	19 October 1926	28 January 1927	EP

examples/tables/tsv/feta_18791.tsv

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+Year	Title	Role	Network	Notes
+2019	The General's Daughter	Ma. Lilybeth Abarquez	ABS-CBN	Supporting role
+2018	Kadenang Ginto	Savannah Rosales	ABS-CBN	Supporting role
+2018	Bagani	Ngatngat	ABS-CBN	Supporting role
+2018	Sana Dalawa ang Puso	Amy Mallan	ABS-CBN	Guest cast
+2017	La Luna Sangre	Hasmin	ABS-CBN	Guest cast
+2017	A Love to Last	Anjanette	ABS-CBN	Guest cast
+2016-2017	Till I Met You	Kelly	ABS-CBN	Supporting role
+2016	Family Feud	Player	ABS-CBN	Guest/Player
+2016	It's Showtime	Herself	ABS-CBN	Guest
+2016	Tasya Fantasya	Jala	TV5	Supporting role
+2016	Dear Uge	Babe	GMA Network	Supporting role
+2016	Eat Bulaga!	Herself	GMA Network	Guest
+2015	You're My Home	Desiree	ABS-CBN	Recurring role
+2015	Maalaala Mo Kaya	Rea Mae	ABS-CBN	Supporting role
+2015	Wansapanataym	Jessica	ABS-CBN	Supporting role
+2015	It's Showtime	Herself	ABS-CBN	Guest
+2015	ASAP	Herself	ABS-CBN	Guest
+2015	Banana Split	Herself	ABS-CBN	Guest
+2014	Maalaala Mo Kaya	Tresh	ABS-CBN	Supporting role
+2014	It's Showtime	Herself	ABS-CBN	Guest
+2014	Umagang Kay Ganda	Herself	ABS-CBN	Guest
+2009	ASAP	Herself	ABS-CBN	Guest
+2009	Rated K	Herself	ABS-CBN	Guest

examples/tables/tsv/feta_18949.tsv

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+Year	Title	Format	Role	Notes
+1998	Gasoleros	TV Series	Loli	Martín Fierro Award for Best Child Actress
+1998	El Faro	Film	Aneta as a child	Argentine Film Critics Association Award for Best New Actress
+2000	Calientes	TV Series	Malena	-
+2001	El soldero de mi vida	TV Series	"Ana ""Anita"" Campos"	-
+2002–03	Son amores	TV Series	Lila	-
+2004–05	Los Roldán	TV Series	María Roldán González	-
+2006	Sos mi vida	TV Series	María Victoria Lopéz	-
+2007	Son de Fierro	TV Serie	Estefania Wonmes	-
+2008	Por amor a vos	TV Series	María Concepción Molinari	-
+2009–10	Casi Ángeles	TV Series	Esperanza Bauer	-
+2009–10	Casi Ángeles	Theatre	Adaptation of Casi Ángeles	-
+2011	Los únicos	TV Series	Poly	-
+2015	Esperanza mía	TV series	Gilda	-

examples/tables/tsv/feta_18975.tsv

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+Party	Party	Candidate	Votes	%	±
+-	Democratic	Ralph Northam	17,307	54.3%	+16.1
+-	Republican	Nick Rerras	14,499	45.5%	16.2
+-	Write-ins	-	45	0.1%	+0.1
+Majority	Majority	Majority	2,808	8.8%	14.7
+Total votes	Total votes	Total votes	31,851	100.0%	-

examples/tables/tsv/feta_21104.tsv

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+Year	Title	Role	Company	Director
+2009	Tusk Tusk	Maggie	The Royal Court Theatre	Jeremy Herring
+2011	Arcadia	Thomasina	Ethel Barrymore Theatre (Broadway)	David Leveaux
+2011	Jumpy	Tilly	Royal Court Theatre & Ambassadors Theatre Group	Nina Raine
+2013	Raving	Tabby	Hampstead Theatre	Edward Hall
+2014	Elephants	Daisy	Hampstead Theatre	Tamara Harvey
+2018	Lobby Hero	Dawn	Helen Hayes Theatre (Broadway)	Trip Cullman

examples/tables/tsv/feta_21105.tsv

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+Year	Title	Lyricist	Composer	Publisher	Recorded by	Refs
+1962	"""Shutters and Boards"""	Audie Murphy and Scott Turner	Scott Turner	Camp and Canyon Music; assigned to Vogue Music Inc. 1966	Numerous artists, including Jerry Wallace, Dean Martin, Porter Wagoner, Jimmy Dean, Johnny Mann Singers, and Teresa Brewer	-
+1962	"""When the Wind Blows in Chicago"""	Audie Murphy and Scott Turner	Scott Turner	Irving Music Inc.	Bobby Bare, Roy Clark, Eddy Arnold, Jerry Wallace, Vic Dana and others	-
+1962	"""Please Mr. Music Man Play a Song for Me"""	Audie Murphy and Scott Turner	Scott Turner	Scott Turner Music	Harry Nilsson and Dick Contino	-
+1962	"""Leave the Weeping to the Willow Tree"""	Audie Murphy and Scott Turner	Scott Turner	Irving Music Inc.	Bonnie Guitar	-
+1963	"""Go On and Break My Heart"""	Audie Murphy and Scott Turner	Scott Turner	Irving Music Inc.	Wilton and Welcon	-
+1963	"""Willie the Hummer"""	Audie Murphy and Scott Turner	Scott Turner	Scott Turner Music	Jerry Wallace	-
+1963	"""My Lonesome Room"""	Audie Murphy, Guy Mitchell and Scott Turner	Scott Turner	Central Songs	Roy Clark	-
+1963	"""The Only Light I Ever Need is You"""	Audie Murphy, Guy Mitchell and Scott Turner	Scott Turner	4 Star	Jerry Wallace (not released) and Harry Nilsson	-
+1964	"""Foolish Clock"""	Audie Murphy and Scott Turner	Scott Turner	Irving Music Inc.	Harry Nilsson	-
+1964	"""Shortcut to Nowhere"""	Audie Murphy and Scott Turner	Scott Turner	Irving Music Inc	Dorsey Burnette (not released)	-
+1964	"""Pedro's Guitar"""	-	Audie Murphy and Scott Turner	Central Songs	Jimmy Bryant	-
+1964	"""Big, Big Day Tomorrow"""	Audie Murphy, Coy Ziegler and Scott Turner	Scott Turner	Central Songs	Jerry Wallace (unreleased)	-
+1964	"""Elena, Goodbye"""	-	Audie Murphy and Scott Turner	Central Songs	Jimmy Bryant	-
+1964	"""Old Heartaches is Laughing at Me"""	Audie Murphy and Scott Turner	-	-	-	-
+1965	"""Round and Round She Goes"""	Audie Murphy, Coy Ziegler and Scott Turner	Scott Turner	Central Songs	Jerry Wallace	-
+1966	"""Rattle Dance"""	-	Audie Murphy, Scott Turner and Ivy J. Bryant	Central Songs	Jimmy Bryant	-
+1969	"""Dusty Old Helmet"""	Audie Murphy	Scott Turner	Music Machine Music	-	-
+1970	"""Was It All Worth Losing You"""	Audie Murphy	Terri Eddleman	Pi-Gem Publishing Co., Inc.	Charley Pride	-

examples/tables/tsv/feta_21110.tsv

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+Title	Year	Peak chart positions	Album
+Title	Year	UK	Album
+"""I'll Manage Somehow"""	1995	49	Nuisance
+"""Daydreamer"""	1995	14	Nuisance
+"""Stardust"""	1995	16	Nuisance
+"""Sleeping In"""	1995	24	Nuisance
+"""Being Brave"""	1996	10	Nuisance
+"""We Love You"""	1996	22	Non-album single
+"""Crash '14"""	2014	—	Non-album single

examples/tables/tsv/feta_21111.tsv

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+Year	Artist	Title	Instruments
+1986	Steve Earle	Guitar Town	Pedal steel guitar
+1987	Steve Earle	Exit 0	Steel guitar, vocals
+1988	Steve Earle	Copperhead Road	Pedal steel, lap steel, dobro
+1988	R.E.M.	Green	Pedal steel guitar
+1990	Steve Earle	The Hard Way	Mullins pedal steel guitar
+1991	Steve Earle	Shut Up and Die Like an Aviator	Steel guitar, electric and acoustic guitars, 6 string bass
+1995	Bob Dylan	Unplugged	Dobro, pedal steel guitar, steel guitar
+1996	Joe Henry	Trampoline	-
+1997	Bob Dylan	Time Out of Mind	Acoustic guitar, pedal steel
+1999	Bucky Baxter	Most Likely, No Problem	-
+1999	Country Mike	Country Mike's Greatest Hits	Pedal steel guitar, fiddle
+2001	Ryan Adams	The Suicide Handbook	Acoustic guitar
+2001	Ryan Adams	Gold	Steel guitar
+2002	Ryan Adams	Demolition	Pedal steel guitar, acoustic guitar, backing vocals
+2005	Ben Folds	Songs for Silverman	Pedal steel guitar, 12-string guitar
+2005	Willy Clay Band	Rebecca Drive	Pedal steel

examples/tables/tsv/feta_21662.tsv

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+Zone	Station	Miles (km) from GCT	Date opened	Date closed	Connections / notes
+1	Grand Central TerminalHandicapped/disabled access	0.0 (0.0)	October 6, 1871	-	-
+1	59th Street	-	-	-	-
+1	72nd Street	-	-	-	-
+1	86th Street	2.2 (3.54)	May 15, 1876	c. 1901	-
+1	110th Street	3.43 (5.52)	May 15, 1876	June 17, 1906	-
+1	Harlem–125th Street Handicapped/disabled access	4.2 (6.8)	October 25, 1897	-	-
+Park Avenue Bridge	Park Avenue Bridge	Park Avenue Bridge	Park Avenue Bridge	Park Avenue Bridge	Park Avenue Bridge

examples/tables/tsv/feta_21663.tsv

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+Year	Artist	Chart	Peak position
+1953	Joni James	Billboard Most Played in Jukeboxes	2
+1953	Frankie Laine	Billboard Most Played in Jukeboxes	18
+1962	Ray Charles	Billboard Billboard Hot 100	29
+1962	Ray Charles	Billboard Top R&B Singles	23
+1962	Ray Charles	UK Singles Chart	13

examples/tables/tsv/feta_21676.tsv

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+Title	Year	Director
+"""There's a Honey"""	2017	Silent Tapes
+"""Television Romance"""	2017	Matty Healy
+"""New Year's Eve"""	2017	Stephen Agnew
+"""My Obsession"""	2017	Stephen Agnew
+"""The Tide"""	2018	Andy Deluca
+"""Heavenly"""	2018	Adam Powell
+"""Kiss"""	2018	-
+"""Noises"""	2018	Gareth Phillips
+"""Eighteen"""	2018	Adam Powell
+"""One More Time"""	2018	Sophia + Robert

examples/tables/tsv/feta_21677.tsv

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+Year	Group	Category	Nominee	Result
+1995	Metro Manila Film Festival	Best Picture	-	Won
+1995	Metro Manila Film Festival	Best Director	Joel Lamangan	Won
+1995	Metro Manila Film Festival	Best Actress	Nora Aunor	Won
+1995	Metro Manila Film Festival	Best Supporting Actress	Donna Cruz	Won
+1995	Metro Manila Film Festival	Best Supporting Actor	Albert Martinez	Won
+1995	Metro Manila Film Festival	Best Art Production	-	Won
+1995	Metro Manila Film Festival	Best Screenplay	Ricky Lee	Won
+1995	Metro Manila Film Festival	Best Story	Ricky Lee	Won
+1995	Metro Manila Film Festival	Best Music	-	Won
+1995	Metro Manila Film Festival	Best Theme Song	Muling Umawit ang Puso	Won
+1995	Metro Manila Film Festival	Gatpuno Antonio J. Villegas Cultural Awards	Muling Umawit ang Puso	Won
+1996	FAMAS Filipino Academy of Movie Arts and Sciences Awards	Best Supporting Actress	Donna Cruz	Nominated
+1996	Gawad Urian Awards (Manunuri ng Pelikulang Pilipino)	Best Supporting Actor	Albert MArtinez	Nominated
+1996	Gawad Urian Awards (Manunuri ng Pelikulang Pilipino)	Best Supporting Actress	Jeniffer Sevilla	Nominated
+1996	Gawad Urian Awards (Manunuri ng Pelikulang Pilipino)	Best Music	Vehnee Saturno	Nominated
+1996	Young Critics Circle	Best Performance by Male or Female, Adult or Child, Individual or Ensemble in Leading or Supporting Role	Nora Aunor	Nominated

examples/tables/tsv/feta_301.tsv

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+Name	Took office	Left office	Notes
+Lawrence H. Cooke	January 23, 1979	December 31, 1984	First Chief Judge appointed by the Governor under constitutional amendment of 1977; age-limited
+Sol Wachtler	January 2, 1985	November 11, 1992	Resigned
+Richard D. Simons (acting)	November 17, 1992	March 22, 1993	Acted until the appointment of a successor
+Judith S. Kaye	March 23, 1993	December 31, 2008	Reached mandatory retirement age; Chief Judge with the longest tenure (more than 15 years), only Chief Judge to complete a 14-year term
+Jonathan Lippman	February 11, 2009	December 31, 2015	-
+Eugene F. Pigott, Jr. (acting)	January 1, 2016	January 21, 2016	-
+Janet DiFiore	January 21, 2016	incumbent	-