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A venue designed in the mid-twentieth century by an architect from a Tuscan city who also planned master plans for African cities saw its interiors completed by a designer considered the father of modern European design. This same architect passed away from illness at a villa just outside the city where he studied, before witnessing the structure's completion in the early part of the following decade. The facility was later acquired by the country's central bank for tens of millions in foreign currency after serving as the region's premier accommodation during a period of socialist governance.
What is the name of this building?
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['4513', '3823', '2862']
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['2012', '1927', '1305']
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Hotel Dajti
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0_1
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A venue designed in the mid-twentieth century by an architect from a Tuscan city who also planned master plans for African cities saw its interiors completed by a designer considered the father of modern European design. This same architect passed away from illness at a villa just outside the city where he studied, before witnessing the structure's completion in the early part of the following decade. The facility was later acquired by the country's central bank for tens of millions in foreign currency after serving as the region's premier accommodation during a period of socialist governance.
In the same month and day that this architect was born, but decades later during a global conflict, a pioneering military aviation unit was officially constituted for a demographic previously excluded from such service. The first batch of ground support personnel for this unit trained at a base in the Midwest and achieved the highest collective academic marks in that facility's history before relocating to the Deep South. Their first commissioned officers graduated from flight school in early spring of the following year, with the unit's inaugural commander being the offspring of the first general of his background in the armed forces.
What was the name of this groundbreaking military aviation unit?
|
['4513', '3823', '2862', '2147', '1061', '4863']
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['2012', '1927', '1305', '3418', '2780', '4780']
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99th Pursuit Squadron
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1_0
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A reprinting society was established in a major Scottish city in the early 1870s. It took its name from someone whose extensive collections were bequeathed to a university upon their passing in the late 18th century, with the collections eventually creating what became the country's first public museum after a three-decade period of private use. The society modeled itself after another organization that had ceased operations in the mid-19th century after producing exactly eighty volumes as its complete catalog.
What is the name of this organization?
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['4473', '4802', '3802']
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['957', '4483', '1263', '3664', '1102']
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The Hunterian Club
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1_1
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A reprinting society was established in a major Scottish city in the early 1870s. It took its name from someone whose extensive collections were bequeathed to a university upon their passing in the late 18th century, with the collections eventually creating what became the country's first public museum after a three-decade period of private use. The society modeled itself after another organization that had ceased operations in the mid-19th century after producing exactly eighty volumes as its complete catalog.
During the same year this organization published its notable manuscript, a composition was released that would become the most frequently recorded piece of the early sound recording period. The young lyricist behind this work had previously sold verses under a different title to a periodical, only to have them revised and set to music for a sum that could barely purchase a meal. Today, this piece remains a cornerstone of a particular vocal harmony tradition known for its close four-part arrangements.
What is the title of this musical composition?
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['4473', '4802', '3802', '3967', '31', '2567']
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['957', '4483', '1263', '3664', '1102', '2435', '4034', '4747', '3359', '3346']
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Silver Threads Among the Gold
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1_2
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A reprinting society was established in a major Scottish city in the early 1870s. It took its name from someone whose extensive collections were bequeathed to a university upon their passing in the late 18th century, with the collections eventually creating what became the country's first public museum after a three-decade period of private use. The society modeled itself after another organization that had ceased operations in the mid-19th century after producing exactly eighty volumes as its complete catalog.
During the same year this organization published its notable manuscript, a composition was released that would become the most frequently recorded piece of the early sound recording period. The young lyricist behind this work had previously sold verses under a different title to a periodical, only to have them revised and set to music for a sum that could barely purchase a meal. Today, this piece remains a cornerstone of a particular vocal harmony tradition known for its close four-part arrangements.
During the same calendar year, a self-educated activist with ties to a prominent Christian youth organization convinced the federal government to pass sweeping restrictions on what could be transported through the national mail system. This legislation, which did not define its key prohibited category but included materials related to preventing conception, was championed by an individual who would subsequently be appointed as a specialized enforcement officer within the postal service. The measure represented the first instance of federal classification treating reproductive health items as morally objectionable matter.
What is the name of this federal legislation?
|
['4473', '4802', '3802', '3967', '31', '2567', '1412', '4671', '431']
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['957', '4483', '1263', '3664', '1102', '2435', '4034', '4747', '3359', '3346', '2736', '3437']
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Comstock Act of 1873
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A reprinting society was established in a major Scottish city in the early 1870s. It took its name from someone whose extensive collections were bequeathed to a university upon their passing in the late 18th century, with the collections eventually creating what became the country's first public museum after a three-decade period of private use. The society modeled itself after another organization that had ceased operations in the mid-19th century after producing exactly eighty volumes as its complete catalog.
During the same year this organization published its notable manuscript, a composition was released that would become the most frequently recorded piece of the early sound recording period. The young lyricist behind this work had previously sold verses under a different title to a periodical, only to have them revised and set to music for a sum that could barely purchase a meal. Today, this piece remains a cornerstone of a particular vocal harmony tradition known for its close four-part arrangements.
During the same calendar year, a self-educated activist with ties to a prominent Christian youth organization convinced the federal government to pass sweeping restrictions on what could be transported through the national mail system. This legislation, which did not define its key prohibited category but included materials related to preventing conception, was championed by an individual who would subsequently be appointed as a specialized enforcement officer within the postal service. The measure represented the first instance of federal classification treating reproductive health items as morally objectionable matter.
During the same year this legislation took effect, a sentimental ballad was published that would become the most frequently recorded composition of the early phonograph era. The lyricist penned these words as a student to earn money working his way through a Midwestern institution of higher learning, receiving minimal payment for the verses. This piece later became a cornerstone of a distinctive American vocal harmony tradition characterized by close four-part arrangements.
What is the name of this song?
|
['4473', '4802', '3802', '3967', '31', '2567', '1412', '4671', '431', '3967', '31', '3717']
|
['957', '4483', '1263', '3664', '1102', '2435', '4034', '4747', '3359', '3346', '2736', '3437', '4462', '3425', '4238', '3257', '116']
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Silver Threads Among the Gold
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A striker from a club based in a North Central state capital scored the same number of goals as a teammate from the team that won the league that season, but won a scoring honor based on having converted fewer spot kicks. An energy and chemical solutions company that began operations in West Africa in the mid-1990s sponsored the scoring award, presenting millions in prize money. At a ceremony held at a luxury hotel on an island district of the country's largest city, this striker received recognition as the top domestic performer of that campaign.
What award did this striker receive at the ceremony?
|
['3889', '1812', '3678']
|
['2461', '2214', '424', '906']
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Aiteo-NFF Football Awards 2021 Best Performance of the Year (Men; Nigeria-based)
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2_1
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A striker from a club based in a North Central state capital scored the same number of goals as a teammate from the team that won the league that season, but won a scoring honor based on having converted fewer spot kicks. An energy and chemical solutions company that began operations in West Africa in the mid-1990s sponsored the scoring award, presenting millions in prize money. At a ceremony held at a luxury hotel on an island district of the country's largest city, this striker received recognition as the top domestic performer of that campaign.
The glamorous venue that hosted this ceremony opened in the late 1970s and was designed by the first Nigerian architecture graduate to return from abroad and establish a private practice. This property features the nation's largest multipurpose event venue, capable of accommodating several thousand guests, and comprises over eight hundred rooms across multiple buildings with views of both a lagoon and an ocean.
What is the name of this property?
|
['3889', '1812', '3678', '863', '4450', '3723']
|
['2461', '2214', '424', '906', '337', '2085', '4714', '3831']
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Eko Hotels and Suites
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2_2
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A striker from a club based in a North Central state capital scored the same number of goals as a teammate from the team that won the league that season, but won a scoring honor based on having converted fewer spot kicks. An energy and chemical solutions company that began operations in West Africa in the mid-1990s sponsored the scoring award, presenting millions in prize money. At a ceremony held at a luxury hotel on an island district of the country's largest city, this striker received recognition as the top domestic performer of that campaign.
The glamorous venue that hosted this ceremony opened in the late 1970s and was designed by the first Nigerian architecture graduate to return from abroad and establish a private practice. This property features the nation's largest multipurpose event venue, capable of accommodating several thousand guests, and comprises over eight hundred rooms across multiple buildings with views of both a lagoon and an ocean.
This property later became affiliated with an upscale hotel brand that was originally founded by a European airline in the early 1970s to accommodate its flight crews. The hospitality conglomerate that currently owns this brand operates a loyalty program with over two hundred million members worldwide. This same enterprise is headquartered in a mid-Atlantic state known for being home to the nation's capital.
What is the name of this hospitality conglomerate?
|
['3889', '1812', '3678', '863', '4450', '3723', '4041', '4103', '1304']
|
['2461', '2214', '424', '906', '337', '2085', '4714', '3831']
|
Marriott International
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2_3
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A striker from a club based in a North Central state capital scored the same number of goals as a teammate from the team that won the league that season, but won a scoring honor based on having converted fewer spot kicks. An energy and chemical solutions company that began operations in West Africa in the mid-1990s sponsored the scoring award, presenting millions in prize money. At a ceremony held at a luxury hotel on an island district of the country's largest city, this striker received recognition as the top domestic performer of that campaign.
The glamorous venue that hosted this ceremony opened in the late 1970s and was designed by the first Nigerian architecture graduate to return from abroad and establish a private practice. This property features the nation's largest multipurpose event venue, capable of accommodating several thousand guests, and comprises over eight hundred rooms across multiple buildings with views of both a lagoon and an ocean.
This property later became affiliated with an upscale hotel brand that was originally founded by a European airline in the early 1970s to accommodate its flight crews. The hospitality conglomerate that currently owns this brand operates a loyalty program with over two hundred million members worldwide. This same enterprise is headquartered in a mid-Atlantic state known for being home to the nation's capital.
On the same date as one of those property openings, a technology conglomerate underwent a significant corporate rebranding to reflect its pivot toward immersive digital environments. The company's original incarnation, which this rebrand replaced, was first launched as a platform exclusively for university students in the early 2000s. This initial version went live during the first week of the second month of that year.
What is the specific date when the original platform first launched?
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['2461', '2214', '424', '906', '337', '2085', '4714', '3831', '1782', '3079', '1999', '1327']
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February 4, 2004
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An architectural work rises where a major waterway meets a great lake, featuring a geometric module inspired by a truncated pyramid shape. On a high floor of this structure, an unusual engineering solution was implemented—leaving an entire level completely open to the elements to address movement concerns. The design has drawn comparisons to a notable early-to-mid twentieth century sculptor's work depicting infinite verticality.
What is the name of this building?
|
['2403', '225', '3618']
|
['626', '4332', '3035', '47', '3881']
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The St. Regis Chicago
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3_1
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An architectural work rises where a major waterway meets a great lake, featuring a geometric module inspired by a truncated pyramid shape. On a high floor of this structure, an unusual engineering solution was implemented—leaving an entire level completely open to the elements to address movement concerns. The design has drawn comparisons to a notable early-to-mid twentieth century sculptor's work depicting infinite verticality.
In the year this architect was born, a celebrated children's author published a tale featuring an impoverished child who subsisted on vegetable broth for supper. The story introduced diminutive laborers from a faraway land who performed musical commentaries after each misfortune befell the visiting youngsters. The narrative's protagonist ultimately inherited an entire confectionery empire despite possessing only a single annual indulgence.
What is the title of this book?
|
['2403', '225', '3618', '2367', '1164', '3449']
|
['626', '4332', '3035', '47', '3881', '3710', '1180']
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Charlie and the Chocolate Factory
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3_2
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An architectural work rises where a major waterway meets a great lake, featuring a geometric module inspired by a truncated pyramid shape. On a high floor of this structure, an unusual engineering solution was implemented—leaving an entire level completely open to the elements to address movement concerns. The design has drawn comparisons to a notable early-to-mid twentieth century sculptor's work depicting infinite verticality.
In the year this architect was born, a celebrated children's author published a tale featuring an impoverished child who subsisted on vegetable broth for supper. The story introduced diminutive laborers from a faraway land who performed musical commentaries after each misfortune befell the visiting youngsters. The narrative's protagonist ultimately inherited an entire confectionery empire despite possessing only a single annual indulgence.
The same year that tale was published, an audio storage medium was designed featuring a neoprene component integrated directly into its housing rather than the playback device. This format utilized a continuous tape configuration that eliminated the need for rewinding or flipping. Its development was overseen by a corporation primarily known for manufacturing high-speed executive aircraft.
What is the name of this audio storage format?
|
['2403', '225', '3618', '2367', '1164', '3449', '2052', '3167', '3696']
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['626', '4332', '3035', '47', '3881', '3710', '1180', '991']
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8-track cartridge
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3_3
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An architectural work rises where a major waterway meets a great lake, featuring a geometric module inspired by a truncated pyramid shape. On a high floor of this structure, an unusual engineering solution was implemented—leaving an entire level completely open to the elements to address movement concerns. The design has drawn comparisons to a notable early-to-mid twentieth century sculptor's work depicting infinite verticality.
In the year this architect was born, a celebrated children's author published a tale featuring an impoverished child who subsisted on vegetable broth for supper. The story introduced diminutive laborers from a faraway land who performed musical commentaries after each misfortune befell the visiting youngsters. The narrative's protagonist ultimately inherited an entire confectionery empire despite possessing only a single annual indulgence.
The same year that tale was published, an audio storage medium was designed featuring a neoprene component integrated directly into its housing rather than the playback device. This format utilized a continuous tape configuration that eliminated the need for rewinding or flipping. Its development was overseen by a corporation primarily known for manufacturing high-speed executive aircraft.
During this same period, a blockbuster feature showcased a comic book hero in his first major screen adaptation, opening at a performing arts venue near the nation's capital. The charity screening drew the sitting U.S. president and featured premium seating options that carried a four-figure price point for patrons supporting an international athletic program for people with intellectual disabilities.
When did this screening take place?
|
['2403', '225', '3618', '2367', '1164', '3449', '2052', '3167', '3696', '2700', '822', '4495']
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['626', '4332', '3035', '47', '3881', '3710', '1180', '991', '879', '2150', '4062']
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December 10, 1978
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4_0
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A West African nation experienced a military takeover in the mid-1960s while its leader was traveling to Southeast Asia on a diplomatic mission related to an ongoing conflict. Just months after this upheaval, a classicist who had translated ancient Greek works into a local language was appointed to direct a pan-African reference project that had been championed by an American scholar who died in the country's capital shortly before a major civil rights demonstration. The American scholar had delivered his final public address at a conference in this same capital city in the closing weeks of the year preceding his death.
What date did this military takeover occur?
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['3585', '2707', '4982']
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['4460', '2835', '3755', '1055', '4640']
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February 24, 1966
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4_1
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A West African nation experienced a military takeover in the mid-1960s while its leader was traveling to Southeast Asia on a diplomatic mission related to an ongoing conflict. Just months after this upheaval, a classicist who had translated ancient Greek works into a local language was appointed to direct a pan-African reference project that had been championed by an American scholar who died in the country's capital shortly before a major civil rights demonstration. The American scholar had delivered his final public address at a conference in this same capital city in the closing weeks of the year preceding his death.
In the same year of this political upheaval, a consortium of financial institutions in an upstate city convened to establish what would become a global payment network. In the late 1990s, this organization launched an advertising campaign during a championship sports series featuring a parent-child outing that became one of the longest-running slogans in marketing history. The entity is represented by two overlapping geometric shapes in warm colors, a design element introduced in the late 1960s and simplified over the decades to function without accompanying text.
What is the name of this financial services corporation?
|
['3585', '2707', '4982', '387', '4025', '2910']
|
['4460', '2835', '3755', '1055', '4640', '4422']
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Mastercard
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4_2
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A West African nation experienced a military takeover in the mid-1960s while its leader was traveling to Southeast Asia on a diplomatic mission related to an ongoing conflict. Just months after this upheaval, a classicist who had translated ancient Greek works into a local language was appointed to direct a pan-African reference project that had been championed by an American scholar who died in the country's capital shortly before a major civil rights demonstration. The American scholar had delivered his final public address at a conference in this same capital city in the closing weeks of the year preceding his death.
In the same year of this political upheaval, a consortium of financial institutions in an upstate city convened to establish what would become a global payment network. In the late 1990s, this organization launched an advertising campaign during a championship sports series featuring a parent-child outing that became one of the longest-running slogans in marketing history. The entity is represented by two overlapping geometric shapes in warm colors, a design element introduced in the late 1960s and simplified over the decades to function without accompanying text.
During the same championship series mentioned earlier, a trio of siblings from a central US state performed the opening ceremonial tradition before the first game. These same brothers had recently released a chart-topping track that spent multiple weeks at the summit of national music rankings, despite the youngest contributor being barely into double digits in age. The composition explored surprisingly mature themes about the ephemeral nature of relationships and the passage of time, earning recognition at a major awards ceremony the following year.
What is the name of this song?
|
['3585', '2707', '4982', '387', '4025', '2910', '3191', '368', '3679']
|
['4460', '2835', '3755', '1055', '4640', '4422', '1502', '2244', '2761', '4797']
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MMMBop
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4_3
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A West African nation experienced a military takeover in the mid-1960s while its leader was traveling to Southeast Asia on a diplomatic mission related to an ongoing conflict. Just months after this upheaval, a classicist who had translated ancient Greek works into a local language was appointed to direct a pan-African reference project that had been championed by an American scholar who died in the country's capital shortly before a major civil rights demonstration. The American scholar had delivered his final public address at a conference in this same capital city in the closing weeks of the year preceding his death.
In the same year of this political upheaval, a consortium of financial institutions in an upstate city convened to establish what would become a global payment network. In the late 1990s, this organization launched an advertising campaign during a championship sports series featuring a parent-child outing that became one of the longest-running slogans in marketing history. The entity is represented by two overlapping geometric shapes in warm colors, a design element introduced in the late 1960s and simplified over the decades to function without accompanying text.
During the same championship series mentioned earlier, a trio of siblings from a central US state performed the opening ceremonial tradition before the first game. These same brothers had recently released a chart-topping track that spent multiple weeks at the summit of national music rankings, despite the youngest contributor being barely into double digits in age. The composition explored surprisingly mature themes about the ephemeral nature of relationships and the passage of time, earning recognition at a major awards ceremony the following year.
The compilation album that featured this earlier track also included a tune inspired by a heartbreaking news story about an elderly married pair who mysteriously vanished during what should have been a short drive to a regional festival. That composition dominated alternative music rankings for seven consecutive weeks in the spring following its initial release. The track earned recognition from the recording academy during their annual ceremony held in early 1999, though it ultimately did not take home the trophy.
What is the title of this song?
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['3585', '2707', '4982', '387', '4025', '2910', '3191', '368', '3679', '788', '41', '4643']
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['4460', '2835', '3755', '1055', '4640', '4422', '1502', '2244', '2761', '4797', '2647', '3984', '3683', '2751']
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The Way
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5_0
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A noise pop duo's early 2010s debut record featured a track that sampled material from a group's third studio release. That sampled release was recorded in a major midwestern automotive city during the transition between two decades of the 20th century. The original release's cover art, photographed by someone known for documenting musical artists, depicts a striking visual emerging from earth.
What is the name of the sampled album?
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['1285', '2425', '3133']
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['729', '1406']
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Maggot Brain
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5_1
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A noise pop duo's early 2010s debut record featured a track that sampled material from a group's third studio release. That sampled release was recorded in a major midwestern automotive city during the transition between two decades of the 20th century. The original release's cover art, photographed by someone known for documenting musical artists, depicts a striking visual emerging from earth.
In the same year this duo released their first full-length record, a comprehensive regulatory overhaul was enacted following a major economic downturn. This legislation established an independent agency tasked with enforcing protections for individuals in financial transactions, and included provisions restricting certain investment activities by deposit-taking institutions.
What is the name of this legislation?
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['1285', '2425', '3133', '3827', '688', '3299']
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['729', '1406', '4213', '2958']
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Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act
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7_0
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A southern region of the commonwealth contains what is recognized as the nation's largest undeveloped deposit of a radioactive element discovered in the late 1970s. Regulations introduced during the early part of the final decade of the twentieth century's eighth decade established that no governmental body may consider applications until specific permitting procedures are codified through legislative action. Multiple attempts to modify this framework have been challenged in federal court, with the highest judicial body issuing a ruling on the matter in the late 2010s.
What is the current Virginia statute section number that prohibits state agencies from accepting uranium mining permit applications?
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['2072', '4169', '4315']
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['1893', '2369', '3254', '2885', '1904']
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§ 45.2-2116
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7_1
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A southern region of the commonwealth contains what is recognized as the nation's largest undeveloped deposit of a radioactive element discovered in the late 1970s. Regulations introduced during the early part of the final decade of the twentieth century's eighth decade established that no governmental body may consider applications until specific permitting procedures are codified through legislative action. Multiple attempts to modify this framework have been challenged in federal court, with the highest judicial body issuing a ruling on the matter in the late 2010s.
In the same year that statute was established, a major international exposition took place in a southeastern city. At the former site of this event, a cultural institution designed by a renowned New York architect opened at the end of the following decade. The facility's exterior features locally quarried stone material that takes on a distinctive hue when exposed to moisture.
What is the name of this cultural institution?
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['2072', '4169', '4315', '3240', '4712', '2928']
|
['1893', '2369', '3254', '2885', '1904', '3433', '1411', '4347', '2963', '13']
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Knoxville Museum of Art
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8_0
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A league for a modified format of cricket played with a softer ball was established in a southern Indian state in the early 2020s, featuring teams representing different districts. The organization's founder has been involved in promoting this sport variant since the turn of the millennium. In the second season of this competition, one participating team defeated a squad representing a major city in the final match held in late 2025.
What is the name of the team that won this championship?
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['4980', '2668', '4365']
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['2083', '4121', '3258', '1034', '4336']
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Namma Bengaluru Bhagiratha's
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8_1
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A league for a modified format of cricket played with a softer ball was established in a southern Indian state in the early 2020s, featuring teams representing different districts. The organization's founder has been involved in promoting this sport variant since the turn of the millennium. In the second season of this competition, one participating team defeated a squad representing a major city in the final match held in late 2025.
On the same day a renowned innovator first publicly presented a sound recording device in the late 19th century, an entirely different acoustic technology was being independently developed across the Atlantic. This competing invention, which relied on pressure-varying granular material, became subject to a protracted legal dispute that was ultimately resolved by the nation's highest court over a decade later. The device found widespread military application during a global conflict in the mid-20th century, particularly for airborne communication where ambient noise levels were extreme.
What is the name of this acoustic technology?
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['4980', '2668', '4365', '3319', '4306', '3644']
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['2083', '4121', '3258', '1034', '4336', '566', '4001']
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Carbon microphone
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8_2
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A league for a modified format of cricket played with a softer ball was established in a southern Indian state in the early 2020s, featuring teams representing different districts. The organization's founder has been involved in promoting this sport variant since the turn of the millennium. In the second season of this competition, one participating team defeated a squad representing a major city in the final match held in late 2025.
On the same day a renowned innovator first publicly presented a sound recording device in the late 19th century, an entirely different acoustic technology was being independently developed across the Atlantic. This competing invention, which relied on pressure-varying granular material, became subject to a protracted legal dispute that was ultimately resolved by the nation's highest court over a decade later. The device found widespread military application during a global conflict in the mid-20th century, particularly for airborne communication where ambient noise levels were extreme.
The year a legal dispute over acoustic technology was resolved marked the conclusion of a transformative period in American governance. During these dozen years, three consecutive amendments to the nation's founding document were ratified to address questions of citizenship and suffrage. This chapter in federal intervention concluded with a disputed presidential election, after which national troops ceased protecting civil rights in former rebel territories.
What is the name of this historical period?
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['4980', '2668', '4365', '3319', '4306', '3644', '3436', '2141', '4820']
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['2083', '4121', '3258', '1034', '4336', '566', '4001', '4730']
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Reconstruction Era
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8_3
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A league for a modified format of cricket played with a softer ball was established in a southern Indian state in the early 2020s, featuring teams representing different districts. The organization's founder has been involved in promoting this sport variant since the turn of the millennium. In the second season of this competition, one participating team defeated a squad representing a major city in the final match held in late 2025.
On the same day a renowned innovator first publicly presented a sound recording device in the late 19th century, an entirely different acoustic technology was being independently developed across the Atlantic. This competing invention, which relied on pressure-varying granular material, became subject to a protracted legal dispute that was ultimately resolved by the nation's highest court over a decade later. The device found widespread military application during a global conflict in the mid-20th century, particularly for airborne communication where ambient noise levels were extreme.
The year a legal dispute over acoustic technology was resolved marked the conclusion of a transformative period in American governance. During these dozen years, three consecutive amendments to the nation's founding document were ratified to address questions of citizenship and suffrage. This chapter in federal intervention concluded with a disputed presidential election, after which national troops ceased protecting civil rights in former rebel territories.
In the final year of that transformative era, an inventor sketched plans for a device that a craftsman assembled in just over a day. This mechanism captured vibrations on a thin metallic sheet wrapped around a rotating grooved cylinder. The creator envisioned it would someday preserve the voices of the dying and enable books to speak to those unable to see.
What is the name of this device?
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['4980', '2668', '4365', '3319', '4306', '3644', '3436', '2141', '4820', '3303', '1404', '4297']
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['2083', '4121', '3258', '1034', '4336', '566', '4001', '4730', '3358']
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Phonograph
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10_0
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A coaching figure in the mid-2010s era publicly acknowledged a legendary signal-caller who had secured consecutive most valuable player honors at the same postseason game in the late 1950s and early 1960s. This signal-caller was part of an undefeated squad that finished in the national rankings. Authors commemorated this perfect season through a publication that took multiple years to complete, with one contributor passing away before seeing the final work published.
What is the title of this book?
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['1308', '824', '2338']
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['4521', '4493', '4469', '1015', '1026']
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Magic in the Desert
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10_1
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A coaching figure in the mid-2010s era publicly acknowledged a legendary signal-caller who had secured consecutive most valuable player honors at the same postseason game in the late 1950s and early 1960s. This signal-caller was part of an undefeated squad that finished in the national rankings. Authors commemorated this perfect season through a publication that took multiple years to complete, with one contributor passing away before seeing the final work published.
During the same year as that perfect season, a piece of federal legislation was signed into law in the spring that attempted to address discriminatory practices in voter registration. This measure, though considered relatively ineffective by contemporary critics and later historians, introduced the concept of court-appointed officials to assist with electoral participation and required the preservation of election-related documentation for nearly two years. A sitting president from the mid-century era put his signature on this statute on the sixth day of the fifth month, marking only the second such congressional action of its type in over eight decades.
What is the name of this federal statute?
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['1308', '824', '2338', '2440', '2677', '3693']
|
['4521', '4493', '4469', '1015', '1026']
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Civil Rights Act of 1960
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10_2
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A coaching figure in the mid-2010s era publicly acknowledged a legendary signal-caller who had secured consecutive most valuable player honors at the same postseason game in the late 1950s and early 1960s. This signal-caller was part of an undefeated squad that finished in the national rankings. Authors commemorated this perfect season through a publication that took multiple years to complete, with one contributor passing away before seeing the final work published.
During the same year as that perfect season, a piece of federal legislation was signed into law in the spring that attempted to address discriminatory practices in voter registration. This measure, though considered relatively ineffective by contemporary critics and later historians, introduced the concept of court-appointed officials to assist with electoral participation and required the preservation of election-related documentation for nearly two years. A sitting president from the mid-century era put his signature on this statute on the sixth day of the fifth month, marking only the second such congressional action of its type in over eight decades.
That same year, a drawing device was launched in a North American country after being redesigned from its original European prototype. The creator, who worked with metallic particles in his day job at a manufacturing facility, stumbled upon the core mechanism after observing how charged materials adhered to surfaces. Nearly four decades after its debut, this invention was recognized by a prominent institution in upstate New York dedicated to preserving playthings from throughout history.
What is the name of this drawing device?
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['1308', '824', '2338', '2440', '2677', '3693', '453', '3332', '3497']
|
['4521', '4493', '4469', '1015', '1026', '1176', '1455', '1142']
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Etch A Sketch
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10_3
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A coaching figure in the mid-2010s era publicly acknowledged a legendary signal-caller who had secured consecutive most valuable player honors at the same postseason game in the late 1950s and early 1960s. This signal-caller was part of an undefeated squad that finished in the national rankings. Authors commemorated this perfect season through a publication that took multiple years to complete, with one contributor passing away before seeing the final work published.
During the same year as that perfect season, a piece of federal legislation was signed into law in the spring that attempted to address discriminatory practices in voter registration. This measure, though considered relatively ineffective by contemporary critics and later historians, introduced the concept of court-appointed officials to assist with electoral participation and required the preservation of election-related documentation for nearly two years. A sitting president from the mid-century era put his signature on this statute on the sixth day of the fifth month, marking only the second such congressional action of its type in over eight decades.
That same year, a drawing device was launched in a North American country after being redesigned from its original European prototype. The creator, who worked with metallic particles in his day job at a manufacturing facility, stumbled upon the core mechanism after observing how charged materials adhered to surfaces. Nearly four decades after its debut, this invention was recognized by a prominent institution in upstate New York dedicated to preserving playthings from throughout history.
That year, a professional sports franchise began operations in a southern metropolis as part of a newly-formed league. After a brief stint in its original location, the organization relocated to a midwestern city during the early part of the following decade. The team earned its first championship trophy by defeating an opponent from a northern state in a contest held at the start of the new decade.
What is the name of this sports team?
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['1308', '824', '2338', '2440', '2677', '3693', '453', '3332', '3497', '3331', '1490', '2500']
|
['4521', '4493', '4469', '1015', '1026', '1176', '1455', '1142', '1339']
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Kansas City Chiefs
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11_0
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An educator who served in a region of northeast India during the middle decades of the nineteenth century launched the first periodical published in the local language, collaborating with another individual to establish this monthly publication. This same person penned a composition about spiritual yearning that begins with references to a restless soul receiving mysterious guidance, which became widely used in missionary circles. Later in life, this individual relocated to an East Asian island nation where they worked on scriptural translation from ancient Greek manuscripts until their death in the mid-1880s.
What is the title of the composition about spiritual yearning that this person wrote?
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['4596', '3276', '4012']
|
['4254', '3343', '2395', '3747', '2620']
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The Missionary's Call
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11_1
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An educator who served in a region of northeast India during the middle decades of the nineteenth century launched the first periodical published in the local language, collaborating with another individual to establish this monthly publication. This same person penned a composition about spiritual yearning that begins with references to a restless soul receiving mysterious guidance, which became widely used in missionary circles. Later in life, this individual relocated to an East Asian island nation where they worked on scriptural translation from ancient Greek manuscripts until their death in the mid-1880s.
The year this individual's scriptural translation work reached completion, a device was patented by two brothers who operated a drinking establishment in a midwestern industrial city. The inventors drew inspiration from observing a rotating mechanism on an ocean-going vessel, and their contraption featured a clocklike display but notably lacked a compartment for storing currency. It was designed to address concerns about dishonest staff members pilfering funds.
What was this device called?
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['4596', '3276', '4012', '4189', '1252', '2201']
|
['4254', '3343', '2395', '3747', '2620', '1989', '4019', '595', '1759', '1237']
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Cash register
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11_2
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An educator who served in a region of northeast India during the middle decades of the nineteenth century launched the first periodical published in the local language, collaborating with another individual to establish this monthly publication. This same person penned a composition about spiritual yearning that begins with references to a restless soul receiving mysterious guidance, which became widely used in missionary circles. Later in life, this individual relocated to an East Asian island nation where they worked on scriptural translation from ancient Greek manuscripts until their death in the mid-1880s.
The year this individual's scriptural translation work reached completion, a device was patented by two brothers who operated a drinking establishment in a midwestern industrial city. The inventors drew inspiration from observing a rotating mechanism on an ocean-going vessel, and their contraption featured a clocklike display but notably lacked a compartment for storing currency. It was designed to address concerns about dishonest staff members pilfering funds.
An entertainer who shared this date of birth perished alongside a pioneering flyer who had lost vision in one eye during an industrial accident in the mid-1920s. This aviator used compensation funds from that injury to purchase his initial aircraft, and later became the first to complete a solo circumnavigation by air in the early 1930s. He also collaborated with a rubber company to develop a specialized garment that enabled flights at extreme altitudes.
Who was this aviator?
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['4596', '3276', '4012', '4189', '1252', '2201', '4708', '212', '4637']
|
['4254', '3343', '2395', '3747', '2620', '1989', '4019', '595', '1759', '1237', '1798', '3474']
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Wiley Post
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11_3
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An educator who served in a region of northeast India during the middle decades of the nineteenth century launched the first periodical published in the local language, collaborating with another individual to establish this monthly publication. This same person penned a composition about spiritual yearning that begins with references to a restless soul receiving mysterious guidance, which became widely used in missionary circles. Later in life, this individual relocated to an East Asian island nation where they worked on scriptural translation from ancient Greek manuscripts until their death in the mid-1880s.
The year this individual's scriptural translation work reached completion, a device was patented by two brothers who operated a drinking establishment in a midwestern industrial city. The inventors drew inspiration from observing a rotating mechanism on an ocean-going vessel, and their contraption featured a clocklike display but notably lacked a compartment for storing currency. It was designed to address concerns about dishonest staff members pilfering funds.
An entertainer who shared this date of birth perished alongside a pioneering flyer who had lost vision in one eye during an industrial accident in the mid-1920s. This aviator used compensation funds from that injury to purchase his initial aircraft, and later became the first to complete a solo circumnavigation by air in the early 1930s. He also collaborated with a rubber company to develop a specialized garment that enabled flights at extreme altitudes.
That same year this aviator perished, a dystopian political narrative was published that would later be adapted for the stage, opening simultaneously in over twenty venues across multiple states within a week of a presidential election. The protagonist of this work is a journalist operating a local publication in a New England community who becomes entangled in resistance against an authoritarian regime.
What is the title of this political narrative?
|
['4596', '3276', '4012', '4189', '1252', '2201', '4708', '212', '4637', '1246', '1196', '2765']
|
['4254', '3343', '2395', '3747', '2620', '1989', '4019', '595', '1759', '1237', '1798', '3474', '750', '2694', '192', '3929', '4226']
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It Can't Happen Here
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12_0
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A player who earned recognition for his contributions off the bench during a conference in the early part of the decade later became a Finals MVP that same season. Another individual was honored as the most outstanding player of an international tournament held in a neighboring Asian country during the same period. A center who has collected the league's most valuable player trophy more times than any other player in history also received the same honor in consecutive years during the middle of that decade.
What award did the center receive in those consecutive years?
|
['1890', '4283', '1456']
|
['2294', '2609', '1630', '680', '2737']
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PBA Sportsmanship Award
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12_1
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A player who earned recognition for his contributions off the bench during a conference in the early part of the decade later became a Finals MVP that same season. Another individual was honored as the most outstanding player of an international tournament held in a neighboring Asian country during the same period. A center who has collected the league's most valuable player trophy more times than any other player in history also received the same honor in consecutive years during the middle of that decade.
The tournament where this individual earned a silver medal in the early part of the decade took place at a venue that also hosted a major performance by an artist known for a viral international hit about an affluent district in an East Asian capital. That affluent district contains a neighborhood home to one of the world's largest underground shopping complexes, which features an iconic public library with towering bookshelves. A major convention center in this same neighborhood has hosted international summits and is accessible via multiple subway lines.
What is the name of this neighborhood?
|
['1890', '4283', '1456', '928', '2248', '602']
|
['2294', '2609', '1630', '680', '2737', '2660', '1522', '1036', '3643']
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Samseong-dong
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12_2
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A player who earned recognition for his contributions off the bench during a conference in the early part of the decade later became a Finals MVP that same season. Another individual was honored as the most outstanding player of an international tournament held in a neighboring Asian country during the same period. A center who has collected the league's most valuable player trophy more times than any other player in history also received the same honor in consecutive years during the middle of that decade.
The tournament where this individual earned a silver medal in the early part of the decade took place at a venue that also hosted a major performance by an artist known for a viral international hit about an affluent district in an East Asian capital. That affluent district contains a neighborhood home to one of the world's largest underground shopping complexes, which features an iconic public library with towering bookshelves. A major convention center in this same neighborhood has hosted international summits and is accessible via multiple subway lines.
In the year when this historic Buddhist temple in the neighborhood was founded, an East Asian emperor entered a newly established imperial capital during the tenth month. That capital's foundation is now commemorated annually with a massive historical costume procession featuring thousands of participants dressed in period attire. The procession takes place on the same calendar date each year that the emperor first arrived at the site.
What is the specific date (including month, day, and year) when this emperor first entered the new capital?
|
['1890', '4283', '1456', '928', '2248', '602', '3993', '4068', '1095']
|
['2294', '2609', '1630', '680', '2737', '2660', '1522', '1036', '3643', '4955', '4559', '2339', '1740', '845']
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October 22, 794
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12_3
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A player who earned recognition for his contributions off the bench during a conference in the early part of the decade later became a Finals MVP that same season. Another individual was honored as the most outstanding player of an international tournament held in a neighboring Asian country during the same period. A center who has collected the league's most valuable player trophy more times than any other player in history also received the same honor in consecutive years during the middle of that decade.
The tournament where this individual earned a silver medal in the early part of the decade took place at a venue that also hosted a major performance by an artist known for a viral international hit about an affluent district in an East Asian capital. That affluent district contains a neighborhood home to one of the world's largest underground shopping complexes, which features an iconic public library with towering bookshelves. A major convention center in this same neighborhood has hosted international summits and is accessible via multiple subway lines.
In the year when this historic Buddhist temple in the neighborhood was founded, an East Asian emperor entered a newly established imperial capital during the tenth month. That capital's foundation is now commemorated annually with a massive historical costume procession featuring thousands of participants dressed in period attire. The procession takes place on the same calendar date each year that the emperor first arrived at the site.
The same year that a shrine and festival were established to honor the former imperial capital, a device was patented that could perform three distinct functions with a single mechanism. This portable apparatus operated at a specific frame rate that became the standard for the silent era, requiring manual cranking to advance the film through its system.
What is the name of this device?
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['1890', '4283', '1456', '928', '2248', '602', '3993', '4068', '1095', '4782', '2308', '3389']
|
['2294', '2609', '1630', '680', '2737', '2660', '1522', '1036', '3643', '4955', '4559', '2339', '1740', '845', '3981', '815', '2443']
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Cinematograph
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13_0
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A representative body of a religious minority in a European capital advised its members to avoid a counter-protest the day before a major political demonstration in the mid-1930s. The event they opposed took place in an area that had experienced significant immigration from Eastern Europe in the early twentieth century. The confrontation resulted in legislation the following year that prohibited the wearing of distinctive group attire in public spaces.
On what date did this confrontation take place?
|
['3403', '2', '4974']
|
['3789', '2104', '1323', '3829']
|
October 4, 1936
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13_1
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A representative body of a religious minority in a European capital advised its members to avoid a counter-protest the day before a major political demonstration in the mid-1930s. The event they opposed took place in an area that had experienced significant immigration from Eastern Europe in the early twentieth century. The confrontation resulted in legislation the following year that prohibited the wearing of distinctive group attire in public spaces.
The official who halted the march had previously dismissed a premier in a southern hemisphere dominion during an unprecedented global economic crisis. This crisis began with a dramatic market collapse in the final months of a year ending in nine, when stock values plummeted by more than thirty percent within weeks. At its worst point in the early part of the subsequent decade, unemployment in certain industrialized nations reached approximately one-quarter of the workforce.
What is the name of this economic crisis period?
|
['3403', '2', '4974', '3690', '1019', '4509']
|
['3789', '2104', '1323', '3829', '1030', '2382']
|
The Great Depression
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14_0
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A former engineering student who was also an heir purchased garments from a coastal settlement while waiting for passage home during the winter holiday season of the early twentieth century. These items, originally meant for athletic purposes in one location, were split between two destinations after a commemorative meal. The second location to receive these goods had been established just a few years earlier by three individuals from a region known for its distinct cultural identity within their country.
What is the name of this sports team whose garments were purchased?
|
['1513', '1673', '448']
|
['2021', '3709']
|
Southampton FC
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14_1
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A former engineering student who was also an heir purchased garments from a coastal settlement while waiting for passage home during the winter holiday season of the early twentieth century. These items, originally meant for athletic purposes in one location, were split between two destinations after a commemorative meal. The second location to receive these goods had been established just a few years earlier by three individuals from a region known for its distinct cultural identity within their country.
During the year this organization was established, a serialized narrative appeared in a popular weekly periodical featuring a domesticated canine protagonist who undergoes a dramatic transformation in the frozen northern wilderness. The protagonist, a mixed-breed animal weighing approximately one hundred forty pounds, ultimately becomes the leader of a lupine collective and earns a spectral nickname among the indigenous population. This work became the author's most acclaimed publication and was later adapted for cinema with a prominent Hollywood leading man in the mid-1930s.
What is the title of this literary work?
|
['1513', '1673', '448', '4434', '4067', '766']
|
['2021', '3709', '1847', '4535']
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The Call of the Wild
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14_2
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A former engineering student who was also an heir purchased garments from a coastal settlement while waiting for passage home during the winter holiday season of the early twentieth century. These items, originally meant for athletic purposes in one location, were split between two destinations after a commemorative meal. The second location to receive these goods had been established just a few years earlier by three individuals from a region known for its distinct cultural identity within their country.
During the year this organization was established, a serialized narrative appeared in a popular weekly periodical featuring a domesticated canine protagonist who undergoes a dramatic transformation in the frozen northern wilderness. The protagonist, a mixed-breed animal weighing approximately one hundred forty pounds, ultimately becomes the leader of a lupine collective and earns a spectral nickname among the indigenous population. This work became the author's most acclaimed publication and was later adapted for cinema with a prominent Hollywood leading man in the mid-1930s.
In the same year this literary work first appeared in print, a manufacturing enterprise was established in a midwestern city along the western shore of a Great Lake. Four childhood friends—one with a surname referencing a type of grain and three sharing a patronymic—collaborated on motorized transport prototypes in a small wooden outbuilding. Their venture would become synonymous with two-wheeled freedom and American road culture.
What organization did these four founders establish?
|
['1513', '1673', '448', '4434', '4067', '766', '766', '1674', '1103']
|
['2021', '3709', '1847', '4535', '3423']
|
Harley-Davidson
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14_3
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A former engineering student who was also an heir purchased garments from a coastal settlement while waiting for passage home during the winter holiday season of the early twentieth century. These items, originally meant for athletic purposes in one location, were split between two destinations after a commemorative meal. The second location to receive these goods had been established just a few years earlier by three individuals from a region known for its distinct cultural identity within their country.
During the year this organization was established, a serialized narrative appeared in a popular weekly periodical featuring a domesticated canine protagonist who undergoes a dramatic transformation in the frozen northern wilderness. The protagonist, a mixed-breed animal weighing approximately one hundred forty pounds, ultimately becomes the leader of a lupine collective and earns a spectral nickname among the indigenous population. This work became the author's most acclaimed publication and was later adapted for cinema with a prominent Hollywood leading man in the mid-1930s.
In the same year this literary work first appeared in print, a manufacturing enterprise was established in a midwestern city along the western shore of a Great Lake. Four childhood friends—one with a surname referencing a type of grain and three sharing a patronymic—collaborated on motorized transport prototypes in a small wooden outbuilding. Their venture would become synonymous with two-wheeled freedom and American road culture.
That same year the company was founded, a British-born entertainer came into the world who would later adopt four children. One of these adoptees pursued graduate studies at institutions in the nation's capital and Cambridge, Massachusetts before entering federal service. In the early 1990s, this individual became the inaugural chair of a commission overseeing gaming activities on sovereign territories.
Who was this person who led the commission?
|
['1513', '1673', '448', '4434', '4067', '766', '766', '1674', '1103', '2082', '1126', '4074']
|
['2021', '3709', '1847', '4535', '3423', '4104', '873', '2501', '365', '1199']
|
Anthony J. Hope
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15_0
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A legal scholar who fled Europe in the mid-20th century coined a term in a publication from the middle years of the Second World War that combined Greek and Latin roots. Less than a year after mobile killing units were put on trial by a military tribunal in occupied Germany, an international assembly unanimously adopted a convention named after this same term. During the trial of those mobile units, a young prosecutor who had never tried a case before used this term in court, marking the first instance of its appearance in a legal judgment when the verdict was delivered in the spring season of the late 1940s.
What specific event marked the first time this term appeared in a legal verdict?
|
['294', '4962', '1320']
|
['4689', '4775', '1555', '2805', '4070']
|
The Einsatzgruppen trial verdict delivered in April 1948
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15_1
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A legal scholar who fled Europe in the mid-20th century coined a term in a publication from the middle years of the Second World War that combined Greek and Latin roots. Less than a year after mobile killing units were put on trial by a military tribunal in occupied Germany, an international assembly unanimously adopted a convention named after this same term. During the trial of those mobile units, a young prosecutor who had never tried a case before used this term in court, marking the first instance of its appearance in a legal judgment when the verdict was delivered in the spring season of the late 1940s.
On the same early summer day in the early 1950s when four condemned war criminals met their fate in Bavaria, a young royal heir participated in a ceremonial military parade for the first time in place of her ailing father. Less than eight months later, while staying at an elevated wildlife observation lodge in an East African country, this heir received life-changing news about her parent. She had spent the previous evening filming large land mammals at a nearby gathering place for animals.
What is the date when this heir's life changed?
|
['294', '4962', '1320', '2640', '1834', '95']
|
['4689', '4775', '1555', '2805', '4070', '2938', '367', '1557', '2441']
|
February 6, 1952
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15_2
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A legal scholar who fled Europe in the mid-20th century coined a term in a publication from the middle years of the Second World War that combined Greek and Latin roots. Less than a year after mobile killing units were put on trial by a military tribunal in occupied Germany, an international assembly unanimously adopted a convention named after this same term. During the trial of those mobile units, a young prosecutor who had never tried a case before used this term in court, marking the first instance of its appearance in a legal judgment when the verdict was delivered in the spring season of the late 1940s.
On the same early summer day in the early 1950s when four condemned war criminals met their fate in Bavaria, a young royal heir participated in a ceremonial military parade for the first time in place of her ailing father. Less than eight months later, while staying at an elevated wildlife observation lodge in an East African country, this heir received life-changing news about her parent. She had spent the previous evening filming large land mammals at a nearby gathering place for animals.
The chapel where the late monarch was laid to rest days after that fateful date was originally established as a religious foundation in the same year a devastating pandemic first reached English shores from Continental Europe. This disease arrived at a Dorset seaport that had developed as a significant maritime settlement during the previous century, entering through a harbor town that would later be unified with its neighbor across the water in the late 1500s.
What is the name of this medieval port town where the pandemic first made landfall in England?
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['294', '4962', '1320', '2640', '1834', '95', '3617', '1552', '1640']
|
['4689', '4775', '1555', '2805', '4070', '2938', '367', '1557', '2441', '403', '4570']
|
Melcombe Regis
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15_3
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A legal scholar who fled Europe in the mid-20th century coined a term in a publication from the middle years of the Second World War that combined Greek and Latin roots. Less than a year after mobile killing units were put on trial by a military tribunal in occupied Germany, an international assembly unanimously adopted a convention named after this same term. During the trial of those mobile units, a young prosecutor who had never tried a case before used this term in court, marking the first instance of its appearance in a legal judgment when the verdict was delivered in the spring season of the late 1940s.
On the same early summer day in the early 1950s when four condemned war criminals met their fate in Bavaria, a young royal heir participated in a ceremonial military parade for the first time in place of her ailing father. Less than eight months later, while staying at an elevated wildlife observation lodge in an East African country, this heir received life-changing news about her parent. She had spent the previous evening filming large land mammals at a nearby gathering place for animals.
The chapel where the late monarch was laid to rest days after that fateful date was originally established as a religious foundation in the same year a devastating pandemic first reached English shores from Continental Europe. This disease arrived at a Dorset seaport that had developed as a significant maritime settlement during the previous century, entering through a harbor town that would later be unified with its neighbor across the water in the late 1500s.
During the same year when those two harbor towns were officially unified through parliamentary action, legislators enacted a statute addressing widespread practices whereby individuals transferred assets to evade those to whom they owed obligations, particularly exploiting special refuge areas that remained beyond royal jurisdiction until the early seventeenth century. This measure, initially temporary in nature, was rendered permanent through subsequent legislation fifteen years later.
What is the name of this statute?
|
['294', '4962', '1320', '2640', '1834', '95', '3617', '1552', '1640', '3340', '1220', '2572']
|
['4689', '4775', '1555', '2805', '4070', '2938', '367', '1557', '2441', '403', '4570', '1497', '250', '4060', '3584']
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Fraudulent Conveyances Act 1571
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16_0
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A handicraft tradition from this settlement, practiced by wooden stick artisans crossing and twisting threads, was inscribed on an intangible cultural heritage list in the late twenty-tens. A traditional potato-filled pasta dish originating from this same settlement received protected status from a continental union in the early twenty-tens. In this settlement, the oldest preserved stone performance venue in its country was constructed in the final years of the seventeen-sixties.
What is the name of this settlement?
|
['3026', '2681', '839']
|
['1584', '353', '1947', '298', '1862']
|
Idrija
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16_1
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A handicraft tradition from this settlement, practiced by wooden stick artisans crossing and twisting threads, was inscribed on an intangible cultural heritage list in the late twenty-tens. A traditional potato-filled pasta dish originating from this same settlement received protected status from a continental union in the early twenty-tens. In this settlement, the oldest preserved stone performance venue in its country was constructed in the final years of the seventeen-sixties.
Among the traditions inscribed that same year as the handicraft practice was a musical genre from a Caribbean island nation. This genre originated in a district named after a settler's centuries-old livestock grazing land. The district, developed as communal social housing during the mid-twentieth century, now holds protected status as a heritage site celebrating its role in shaping this influential musical form.
What is the name of this district?
|
['3026', '2681', '839', '3701', '4663', '2457']
|
['1584', '353', '1947', '298', '1862', '2536', '1972', '253', '1553', '416']
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Trench Town
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16_2
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A handicraft tradition from this settlement, practiced by wooden stick artisans crossing and twisting threads, was inscribed on an intangible cultural heritage list in the late twenty-tens. A traditional potato-filled pasta dish originating from this same settlement received protected status from a continental union in the early twenty-tens. In this settlement, the oldest preserved stone performance venue in its country was constructed in the final years of the seventeen-sixties.
Among the traditions inscribed that same year as the handicraft practice was a musical genre from a Caribbean island nation. This genre originated in a district named after a settler's centuries-old livestock grazing land. The district, developed as communal social housing during the mid-twentieth century, now holds protected status as a heritage site celebrating its role in shaping this influential musical form.
The artist once honored in that protected district later acquired a property in an affluent section of the capital from a record label founder as part of a renegotiated contract during the mid-1970s. In the final weeks of the year following the nation's bicentennial, an armed group targeted this residence during a rehearsal, though the occupants survived. The widow of its most famous resident transformed the site into a cultural institution that opened during the middle years of the 1980s.
What is the street address of this location?
|
['3026', '2681', '839', '3701', '4663', '2457', '4269', '807', '277']
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['1584', '353', '1947', '298', '1862', '2536', '1972', '253', '1553', '416', '4944', '426', '2696', '552', '4295']
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56 Hope Road
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17_0
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A minister who worked with communities in the eastern Mediterranean during the late 1830s collaborated with three others on a formal report documenting their travels. This individual's close friend authored a comprehensive account of his life that achieved remarkable success, becoming one of the most widely distributed works of its kind in the English-speaking world within a quarter century of its initial publication. The friend who wrote this account was the younger sibling of a prolific composer of sacred songs.
What is the title of this book?
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['3707', '319', '1937']
|
['4799', '3272', '4598', '2408', '1506']
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Memoir and Remains of Robert Murray M'Cheyne
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17_1
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A minister who worked with communities in the eastern Mediterranean during the late 1830s collaborated with three others on a formal report documenting their travels. This individual's close friend authored a comprehensive account of his life that achieved remarkable success, becoming one of the most widely distributed works of its kind in the English-speaking world within a quarter century of its initial publication. The friend who wrote this account was the younger sibling of a prolific composer of sacred songs.
The year this individual served as the chief ecclesiastical officer of his denomination's governing body, a recognition was established by the oldest learned society in a Southern Hemisphere nation. This honor was first bestowed upon someone who had studied fossils from that same region and passed away in the same year as the memoir's author. The recognition continues to rotate among multiple scientific disciplines on a triennial basis.
What is the name of this recognition?
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['3707', '319', '1937', '507', '1168', '4195']
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['4799', '3272', '4598', '2408', '1506', '3387', '3294', '3570', '1570', '4565']
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Clarke Medal
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17_2
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A minister who worked with communities in the eastern Mediterranean during the late 1830s collaborated with three others on a formal report documenting their travels. This individual's close friend authored a comprehensive account of his life that achieved remarkable success, becoming one of the most widely distributed works of its kind in the English-speaking world within a quarter century of its initial publication. The friend who wrote this account was the younger sibling of a prolific composer of sacred songs.
The year this individual served as the chief ecclesiastical officer of his denomination's governing body, a recognition was established by the oldest learned society in a Southern Hemisphere nation. This honor was first bestowed upon someone who had studied fossils from that same region and passed away in the same year as the memoir's author. The recognition continues to rotate among multiple scientific disciplines on a triennial basis.
In the year this paleontologist passed away, a pioneering entertainment presentation was publicly exhibited at a Parisian wax museum for the first time. This work consisted of hundreds of individually hand-colored illustrations manipulated by the projectionist and was accompanied by custom-composed piano music. The projection system used had been patented several years earlier and is credited with introducing a technical innovation that remains fundamental to modern filmmaking.
What is the name of this presentation?
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['3707', '319', '1937', '507', '1168', '4195', '3094', '4027', '736']
|
['4799', '3272', '4598', '2408', '1506', '3387', '3294', '3570', '1570', '4565', '258', '194']
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Pauvre Pierrot
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17_3
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A minister who worked with communities in the eastern Mediterranean during the late 1830s collaborated with three others on a formal report documenting their travels. This individual's close friend authored a comprehensive account of his life that achieved remarkable success, becoming one of the most widely distributed works of its kind in the English-speaking world within a quarter century of its initial publication. The friend who wrote this account was the younger sibling of a prolific composer of sacred songs.
The year this individual served as the chief ecclesiastical officer of his denomination's governing body, a recognition was established by the oldest learned society in a Southern Hemisphere nation. This honor was first bestowed upon someone who had studied fossils from that same region and passed away in the same year as the memoir's author. The recognition continues to rotate among multiple scientific disciplines on a triennial basis.
In the year this paleontologist passed away, a pioneering entertainment presentation was publicly exhibited at a Parisian wax museum for the first time. This work consisted of hundreds of individually hand-colored illustrations manipulated by the projectionist and was accompanied by custom-composed piano music. The projection system used had been patented several years earlier and is credited with introducing a technical innovation that remains fundamental to modern filmmaking.
In the same year this mechanism received its patent, an American entrepreneur secured protection for a compact photographic device that produced distinctive rounded images approximately two and a half inches across. This portable apparatus came pre-loaded with material sufficient for one hundred captures and featured a innovative flexible medium that eliminated the need for glass supports. The manufacturer promoted its simplicity with a famous slogan emphasizing that customers needed only to activate the mechanism while the company handled all subsequent processing.
What is the name of this photographic device?
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['3707', '319', '1937', '507', '1168', '4195', '3094', '4027', '736', '4566', '1480', '890']
|
['4799', '3272', '4598', '2408', '1506', '3387', '3294', '3570', '1570', '4565', '258', '194', '1353', '351']
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Kodak camera
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18_0
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A comprehensive reference work on plant-derived chemical compounds was published in the early 2000s by a small California-based publishing house. This publisher was established over a decade before releasing this particular volume, which was compiled by a renowned researcher alongside a long-time research associate. The work spans over six hundred pages and focuses on a specific class of naturally occurring ring structures found in certain succulent plants native to the Americas.
What is the title of this book?
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['3301', '4679', '3298']
|
['2094', '3972', '2287', '3298']
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The Simple Plant Isoquinolines
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18_1
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A comprehensive reference work on plant-derived chemical compounds was published in the early 2000s by a small California-based publishing house. This publisher was established over a decade before releasing this particular volume, which was compiled by a renowned researcher alongside a long-time research associate. The work spans over six hundred pages and focuses on a specific class of naturally occurring ring structures found in certain succulent plants native to the Americas.
The year this reference work was published saw the establishment of a biopharmaceutical firm in a northeastern US academic hub, named after a celestial body used for navigation. This enterprise was built on groundbreaking research into a gene-silencing mechanism that would be recognized with a prestigious international scientific honor just four years later.
What company is this?
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['3301', '4679', '3298', '4243', '1461', '2259']
|
['2094', '3972', '2287', '3298', '3048', '1581', '961', '1175']
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Alnylam Pharmaceuticals
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18_2
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A comprehensive reference work on plant-derived chemical compounds was published in the early 2000s by a small California-based publishing house. This publisher was established over a decade before releasing this particular volume, which was compiled by a renowned researcher alongside a long-time research associate. The work spans over six hundred pages and focuses on a specific class of naturally occurring ring structures found in certain succulent plants native to the Americas.
The year this reference work was published saw the establishment of a biopharmaceutical firm in a northeastern US academic hub, named after a celestial body used for navigation. This enterprise was built on groundbreaking research into a gene-silencing mechanism that would be recognized with a prestigious international scientific honor just four years later.
The same year this co-founder received recognition for gene splicing discoveries, two South African leaders were jointly honored by a Scandinavian committee for peacefully dismantling a system of institutionalized racial segregation. This legally enforced system of separation spanned from the late 1940s, when a nationalist political party came to power promising racial purity, until the mid-1990s when the country held its first fully democratic election.
What is the name of this historical period in South African history?
|
['3301', '4679', '3298', '4243', '1461', '2259', '2250', '4172', '3509']
|
['2094', '3972', '2287', '3298', '3048', '1581', '961', '1175']
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apartheid era
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18_3
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A comprehensive reference work on plant-derived chemical compounds was published in the early 2000s by a small California-based publishing house. This publisher was established over a decade before releasing this particular volume, which was compiled by a renowned researcher alongside a long-time research associate. The work spans over six hundred pages and focuses on a specific class of naturally occurring ring structures found in certain succulent plants native to the Americas.
The year this reference work was published saw the establishment of a biopharmaceutical firm in a northeastern US academic hub, named after a celestial body used for navigation. This enterprise was built on groundbreaking research into a gene-silencing mechanism that would be recognized with a prestigious international scientific honor just four years later.
The same year this co-founder received recognition for gene splicing discoveries, two South African leaders were jointly honored by a Scandinavian committee for peacefully dismantling a system of institutionalized racial segregation. This legally enforced system of separation spanned from the late 1940s, when a nationalist political party came to power promising racial purity, until the mid-1990s when the country held its first fully democratic election.
The same year this individual was born saw the birth of a renowned Scandinavian director who later formed a legendary artistic partnership with a Norwegian actress. This creative collaboration produced numerous acclaimed works during the mid-to-late twentieth century. The director and actress had a child who became an author, publishing multiple novels and working as a prominent literary critic for a major Scandinavian newspaper.
Who is this author?
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['3301', '4679', '3298', '4243', '1461', '2259', '2250', '4172', '3509', '4355', '2169', '593']
|
['2094', '3972', '2287', '3298', '3048', '1581', '961', '1175', '931']
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Linn Ullmann
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19_0
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An engineer from a nation known for its contributions to electrical technology built upon designs from a scholar who worked at an institution in a Tuscan city during the early part of a certain decade. At a major cultural gathering held in a central European capital during the early 1870s, an unexpected observation occurred when two identical devices were connected via cable. The partner of the primary inventor responsible for this apparatus had neglected to anticipate what would happen when terminals were joined in this manner.
What device was invented through this accidental discovery?
|
['2801', '1704', '609']
|
['3986', '962', '776', '4411']
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electric motor
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20_0
|
A navigational structure on a peninsula in a southeastern region of an island nation was erected during an era when a powerful magnate sought to protect maritime commerce. This construction period coincided with a time when numerous grand religious edifices featuring pointed arches were completed across the continent. The same era witnessed a formalized code of conduct for mounted warriors that emphasized loyalty and protection of the vulnerable.
What historical period does this describe?
|
['3206', '536', '4101']
|
['4711', '3178', '646']
|
High Middle Ages
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20_1
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A navigational structure on a peninsula in a southeastern region of an island nation was erected during an era when a powerful magnate sought to protect maritime commerce. This construction period coincided with a time when numerous grand religious edifices featuring pointed arches were completed across the continent. The same era witnessed a formalized code of conduct for mounted warriors that emphasized loyalty and protection of the vulnerable.
An enterprise tracing its origins to the final years of the same century when this era concluded is considered among the top ten longest-surviving family operations worldwide. A master artisan from this lineage developed a revolutionary transparent material in the mid-quattrocento that rivaled natural crystal. The establishment operates from a historic palazzo on an island where authorities once mandated all similar workshops relocate to prevent urban conflagrations.
What is the name of this company?
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['3206', '536', '4101', '530', '2845', '3922']
|
['4711', '3178', '646', '1301', '3275', '3134', '2851']
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Barovier & Toso
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20_2
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A navigational structure on a peninsula in a southeastern region of an island nation was erected during an era when a powerful magnate sought to protect maritime commerce. This construction period coincided with a time when numerous grand religious edifices featuring pointed arches were completed across the continent. The same era witnessed a formalized code of conduct for mounted warriors that emphasized loyalty and protection of the vulnerable.
An enterprise tracing its origins to the final years of the same century when this era concluded is considered among the top ten longest-surviving family operations worldwide. A master artisan from this lineage developed a revolutionary transparent material in the mid-quattrocento that rivaled natural crystal. The establishment operates from a historic palazzo on an island where authorities once mandated all similar workshops relocate to prevent urban conflagrations.
During the same era when this transparent material was perfected, a craftsman from a different profession adapted mechanisms used for processing grapes and olives into a device that could produce thousands of impressions daily. This innovator developed a special adjustable tool and unique metal mixture containing lead, tin, and antimony to create reusable components. The resulting apparatus could generate more than three thousand pages in a single workday, revolutionizing the dissemination of written knowledge.
What is the name of this apparatus?
|
['3206', '536', '4101', '530', '2845', '3922', '3720', '360', '1345']
|
['4711', '3178', '646', '1301', '3275', '3134', '2851', '198', '3163', '4058', '2444']
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Printing press
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20_3
|
A navigational structure on a peninsula in a southeastern region of an island nation was erected during an era when a powerful magnate sought to protect maritime commerce. This construction period coincided with a time when numerous grand religious edifices featuring pointed arches were completed across the continent. The same era witnessed a formalized code of conduct for mounted warriors that emphasized loyalty and protection of the vulnerable.
An enterprise tracing its origins to the final years of the same century when this era concluded is considered among the top ten longest-surviving family operations worldwide. A master artisan from this lineage developed a revolutionary transparent material in the mid-quattrocento that rivaled natural crystal. The establishment operates from a historic palazzo on an island where authorities once mandated all similar workshops relocate to prevent urban conflagrations.
During the same era when this transparent material was perfected, a craftsman from a different profession adapted mechanisms used for processing grapes and olives into a device that could produce thousands of impressions daily. This innovator developed a special adjustable tool and unique metal mixture containing lead, tin, and antimony to create reusable components. The resulting apparatus could generate more than three thousand pages in a single workday, revolutionizing the dissemination of written knowledge.
The same year this innovator received a prestigious title from a German archbishop, craftsmen elsewhere were developing techniques to incise images onto metal plates using pointed tools. Nearly three and a half decades earlier, a nobleman from a duchy in present-day France and Belgium received an intricate timepiece powered by a coiled metal ribbon, representing one of the earliest surviving examples of a mechanism that replaced hanging weights as an energy source.
What is this energy storage mechanism?
|
['3206', '536', '4101', '530', '2845', '3922', '3720', '360', '1345', '4697', '34', '138']
|
['4711', '3178', '646', '1301', '3275', '3134', '2851', '198', '3163', '4058', '2444']
|
Mainspring
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21_0
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A South American territorial dispute from the early 1930s was mediated by a group of nations including the host country of a major southern capital, along with the largest nation by area on that continent, and four others. The mediating nations concluded their deliberations with a formal document signed in the mid-summer of the Southern Hemisphere. One of the mediating nations sent a diplomat who had previously chaired his delegation at a continental gathering in the mid-1930s where conventions on nationality were discussed.
What date was this formal peace document signed?
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['1586', '187', '4194']
|
['4793', '2611', '3070', '1602', '875']
|
July 21, 1938
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21_1
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A South American territorial dispute from the early 1930s was mediated by a group of nations including the host country of a major southern capital, along with the largest nation by area on that continent, and four others. The mediating nations concluded their deliberations with a formal document signed in the mid-summer of the Southern Hemisphere. One of the mediating nations sent a diplomat who had previously chaired his delegation at a continental gathering in the mid-1930s where conventions on nationality were discussed.
On the day a treaty was signed in the mid-summer of the Southern Hemisphere in the late 1930s, a theatrical work about a medieval religious figure premiered in a Western European capital. A condensed version in three movements was first performed less than two months later at a renowned opera house in a city known for its canals, during an international festival curated by a composer in his early thirties. This performance featured the original creator wielding the baton.
On what date did this condensed version receive its premiere?
|
['1586', '187', '4194', '3788', '4672', '1788']
|
['4793', '2611', '3070', '1602', '875', '1916', '1535', '4443', '2019', '2870']
|
September 13, 1938
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21_2
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A South American territorial dispute from the early 1930s was mediated by a group of nations including the host country of a major southern capital, along with the largest nation by area on that continent, and four others. The mediating nations concluded their deliberations with a formal document signed in the mid-summer of the Southern Hemisphere. One of the mediating nations sent a diplomat who had previously chaired his delegation at a continental gathering in the mid-1930s where conventions on nationality were discussed.
On the day a treaty was signed in the mid-summer of the Southern Hemisphere in the late 1930s, a theatrical work about a medieval religious figure premiered in a Western European capital. A condensed version in three movements was first performed less than two months later at a renowned opera house in a city known for its canals, during an international festival curated by a composer in his early thirties. This performance featured the original creator wielding the baton.
The concert took place as part of an annual festival organized by a cultural institution based in a city of canals. This institution, which began operations in the final decade of the nineteenth century, stands as the world's oldest of its kind. Over its more than century-long existence, it has expanded to encompass six distinct artistic disciplines, including visual arts, film, and performing arts.
What is the name of this cultural institution?
|
['1586', '187', '4194', '3788', '4672', '1788', '9', '3283', '4609']
|
['4793', '2611', '3070', '1602', '875', '1916', '1535', '4443', '2019', '2870', '3143', '1809', '4307', '404', '1120']
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La Biennale di Venezia
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21_3
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A South American territorial dispute from the early 1930s was mediated by a group of nations including the host country of a major southern capital, along with the largest nation by area on that continent, and four others. The mediating nations concluded their deliberations with a formal document signed in the mid-summer of the Southern Hemisphere. One of the mediating nations sent a diplomat who had previously chaired his delegation at a continental gathering in the mid-1930s where conventions on nationality were discussed.
On the day a treaty was signed in the mid-summer of the Southern Hemisphere in the late 1930s, a theatrical work about a medieval religious figure premiered in a Western European capital. A condensed version in three movements was first performed less than two months later at a renowned opera house in a city known for its canals, during an international festival curated by a composer in his early thirties. This performance featured the original creator wielding the baton.
The concert took place as part of an annual festival organized by a cultural institution based in a city of canals. This institution, which began operations in the final decade of the nineteenth century, stands as the world's oldest of its kind. Over its more than century-long existence, it has expanded to encompass six distinct artistic disciplines, including visual arts, film, and performing arts.
In the same twelve-month period when this cultural institution welcomed its inaugural screening, a controversial crime drama emerged featuring a performer whose character repeatedly demonstrated a distinctive manual gesture involving currency. The female lead in this production appeared in a total of eight theatrical releases during that same calendar year, making it one of her most prolific periods.
What is the name of this crime drama?
|
['1586', '187', '4194', '3788', '4672', '1788', '9', '3283', '4609', '4439', '3558', '933']
|
['4793', '2611', '3070', '1602', '875', '1916', '1535', '4443', '2019', '2870', '3143', '1809', '4307', '404', '1120', '908', '4619', '509', '4533']
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Scarface
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23_0
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An organization from a central African nation, based in a city known for its textile processing facilities, has reached the final of a continental competition in the late 2000s. This organization has won its domestic top-tier championship more than fifteen times since the mid-1990s. The city where this organization is based lies along a major river and serves as a regional capital in an area bordering a nation to the south of Lake Chad.
What is the name of this organization?
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['2140', '1449', '2236']
|
['847', '425', '4612']
|
Coton Sport FC de Garoua
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23_1
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An organization from a central African nation, based in a city known for its textile processing facilities, has reached the final of a continental competition in the late 2000s. This organization has won its domestic top-tier championship more than fifteen times since the mid-1990s. The city where this organization is based lies along a major river and serves as a regional capital in an area bordering a nation to the south of Lake Chad.
The venue for this team's continental final appearance was designed by the same architect responsible for a stadium in a European district that borrowed its name from a wealthy area across the channel. This namesake area is recognized internationally as a term for a specific performing arts scene, comparable to a famous district in Manhattan. It encompasses portions of two boroughs and is considered the nation's largest central business district.
What is the name of this area?
|
['2140', '1449', '2236', '2188', '3154', '1649']
|
['847', '425', '4612', '1202', '102', '1038']
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West End of London
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23_2
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An organization from a central African nation, based in a city known for its textile processing facilities, has reached the final of a continental competition in the late 2000s. This organization has won its domestic top-tier championship more than fifteen times since the mid-1990s. The city where this organization is based lies along a major river and serves as a regional capital in an area bordering a nation to the south of Lake Chad.
The venue for this team's continental final appearance was designed by the same architect responsible for a stadium in a European district that borrowed its name from a wealthy area across the channel. This namesake area is recognized internationally as a term for a specific performing arts scene, comparable to a famous district in Manhattan. It encompasses portions of two boroughs and is considered the nation's largest central business district.
The year this venue first opened entirely illuminated by electricity corresponds to the name of a fashion house later acquired by an Asian textile conglomerate. This conglomerate purchased a controlling interest in a group of French brands beginning with the letters S, M, C, and P in the mid-2010s, and subsequently took over a Swiss luxury footwear manufacturer in early 2018.
What is the name of this Asian textile conglomerate?
|
['2140', '1449', '2236', '2188', '3154', '1649', '4113', '26', '3177']
|
['847', '425', '4612', '1202', '102', '1038', '743', '349', '3119', '4750']
|
Shandong Ruyi
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24_0
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A late eighteenth-century landscape composition in central Europe features architectural elements constructed from materials that were a gift from an emperor of a vast northern realm in the early nineteenth century. The pillars marking a historical entrance to this site are made of a distinctive pink stone quarried from a region that served as the setting for a new imperial capital founded in the early eighteenth century. This region lies along a gulf's southeastern shore, bordered by a large freshwater body on one side and a river marking a boundary with a Baltic nation on the other.
What is the name of this historical region where the pink limestone was quarried?
|
['4100', '4323', '1472']
|
['4132', '4223', '3965', '4056', '4377']
|
Ingria
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24_1
|
A late eighteenth-century landscape composition in central Europe features architectural elements constructed from materials that were a gift from an emperor of a vast northern realm in the early nineteenth century. The pillars marking a historical entrance to this site are made of a distinctive pink stone quarried from a region that served as the setting for a new imperial capital founded in the early eighteenth century. This region lies along a gulf's southeastern shore, bordered by a large freshwater body on one side and a river marking a boundary with a Baltic nation on the other.
The same year this new imperial capital was established, a treaty was signed between two nations that would permanently alter the fortified wine trade in favor of one Iberian peninsula producer. This preferential arrangement benefited a business founded by two Scottish brothers from a historic cathedral city, one of whom left within a decade to establish a major financial institution. A celebrated pottery manufacturer created ceramic figurines of the company's iconic cloaked symbol starting in the early nineteen-thirties.
What is the name of this fortified wine brand?
|
['4100', '4323', '1472', '3830', '2238', '2703']
|
['4132', '4223', '3965', '4056', '4377', '363', '3036', '670', '1238', '1825']
|
Sandeman
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24_2
|
A late eighteenth-century landscape composition in central Europe features architectural elements constructed from materials that were a gift from an emperor of a vast northern realm in the early nineteenth century. The pillars marking a historical entrance to this site are made of a distinctive pink stone quarried from a region that served as the setting for a new imperial capital founded in the early eighteenth century. This region lies along a gulf's southeastern shore, bordered by a large freshwater body on one side and a river marking a boundary with a Baltic nation on the other.
The same year this new imperial capital was established, a treaty was signed between two nations that would permanently alter the fortified wine trade in favor of one Iberian peninsula producer. This preferential arrangement benefited a business founded by two Scottish brothers from a historic cathedral city, one of whom left within a decade to establish a major financial institution. A celebrated pottery manufacturer created ceramic figurines of the company's iconic cloaked symbol starting in the early nineteen-thirties.
The same year this pottery manufacturer first created ceramic representations of a fortified wine company's iconic symbol, a film was released featuring an innovative transformation achieved through colored filters applied during continuous shooting. The lead actor won a prestigious award for this dual performance, becoming one half of the first tie in that category's history. This was accomplished despite requiring hours of daily preparation involving surgical cotton weighted under the eyes.
What is the name of this film?
|
['4100', '4323', '1472', '3830', '2238', '2703', '4930', '1257', '1037']
|
['4132', '4223', '3965', '4056', '4377', '363', '3036', '670', '1238', '1825', '4887']
|
Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde
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24_3
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A late eighteenth-century landscape composition in central Europe features architectural elements constructed from materials that were a gift from an emperor of a vast northern realm in the early nineteenth century. The pillars marking a historical entrance to this site are made of a distinctive pink stone quarried from a region that served as the setting for a new imperial capital founded in the early eighteenth century. This region lies along a gulf's southeastern shore, bordered by a large freshwater body on one side and a river marking a boundary with a Baltic nation on the other.
The same year this new imperial capital was established, a treaty was signed between two nations that would permanently alter the fortified wine trade in favor of one Iberian peninsula producer. This preferential arrangement benefited a business founded by two Scottish brothers from a historic cathedral city, one of whom left within a decade to establish a major financial institution. A celebrated pottery manufacturer created ceramic figurines of the company's iconic cloaked symbol starting in the early nineteen-thirties.
The same year this pottery manufacturer first created ceramic representations of a fortified wine company's iconic symbol, a film was released featuring an innovative transformation achieved through colored filters applied during continuous shooting. The lead actor won a prestigious award for this dual performance, becoming one half of the first tie in that category's history. This was accomplished despite requiring hours of daily preparation involving surgical cotton weighted under the eyes.
The year the novella was first published, a former president penned diary entries lamenting that governance had become dominated by corporate interests rather than citizens. This sentiment aligned with the era whose name originated from a collaborative satirical work by two prominent American authors who sought to expose the superficial prosperity masking widespread graft. The period was defined by fee-based governance structures that incentivized public officials to accept lucrative bribes from industrialists.
What historical period is being described?
|
['4100', '4323', '1472', '3830', '2238', '2703', '4930', '1257', '1037', '3530', '22', '542']
|
['4132', '4223', '3965', '4056', '4377', '363', '3036', '670', '1238', '1825', '4887', '196', '3752', '3918']
|
Gilded Age
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25_0
|
A former senior political adviser to a first minister released an independent album in the early 2020s that featured bass guitar work by a musician who was born in a western district of Britain's capital city in the mid-1950s. This same musician co-founded a short-lived group in the late 1970s whose only studio album was titled after spectral royalty in architectural structures. Following his departure from a notorious group, he was replaced by someone who became more famous for their image than musical ability.
What is the name of this person?
|
['558', '3202', '1420']
|
['89', '3614', '159']
|
Glen Matlock
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25_1
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A former senior political adviser to a first minister released an independent album in the early 2020s that featured bass guitar work by a musician who was born in a western district of Britain's capital city in the mid-1950s. This same musician co-founded a short-lived group in the late 1970s whose only studio album was titled after spectral royalty in architectural structures. Following his departure from a notorious group, he was replaced by someone who became more famous for their image than musical ability.
On the same day that a controversial live broadcast incident occurred in a major European capital, a southern African nation gained membership in an international peacekeeping organization. Less than a month later on a major December holiday, a commercial aircraft traveling from the subcontinent to an East Asian destination crashed into an industrial facility in a Southeast Asian capital, resulting in dozens of fatalities both aboard and on the ground. A formal investigation concluded over a year later that inadequate altitude monitoring during the approach was a primary contributing factor.
What is the name of this aircraft accident?
|
['558', '3202', '1420', '584', '4972', '1968']
|
['89', '3614', '159', '341', '2288', '2204', '3042']
|
EgyptAir Flight 864
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25_2
|
A former senior political adviser to a first minister released an independent album in the early 2020s that featured bass guitar work by a musician who was born in a western district of Britain's capital city in the mid-1950s. This same musician co-founded a short-lived group in the late 1970s whose only studio album was titled after spectral royalty in architectural structures. Following his departure from a notorious group, he was replaced by someone who became more famous for their image than musical ability.
On the same day that a controversial live broadcast incident occurred in a major European capital, a southern African nation gained membership in an international peacekeeping organization. Less than a month later on a major December holiday, a commercial aircraft traveling from the subcontinent to an East Asian destination crashed into an industrial facility in a Southeast Asian capital, resulting in dozens of fatalities both aboard and on the ground. A formal investigation concluded over a year later that inadequate altitude monitoring during the approach was a primary contributing factor.
The industrial complex struck during the crash was operated by a company that pioneered the commercial production of a synthetic fiber in its home country during the final year of a major global conflict. This enterprise acquired high-performance fiber technology from a European firm in the early 2000s, becoming one of the world's largest producers in that specialty material category. The company also developed one of the first membrane-type therapeutic oxygen delivery systems for residential use in its domestic market during the early 1980s.
What is the name of this company?
|
['558', '3202', '1420', '584', '4972', '1968', '4722', '28', '1354']
|
['89', '3614', '159', '341', '2288', '2204', '3042', '2623', '4245', '2709', '2498']
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Teijin Limited
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25_3
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A former senior political adviser to a first minister released an independent album in the early 2020s that featured bass guitar work by a musician who was born in a western district of Britain's capital city in the mid-1950s. This same musician co-founded a short-lived group in the late 1970s whose only studio album was titled after spectral royalty in architectural structures. Following his departure from a notorious group, he was replaced by someone who became more famous for their image than musical ability.
On the same day that a controversial live broadcast incident occurred in a major European capital, a southern African nation gained membership in an international peacekeeping organization. Less than a month later on a major December holiday, a commercial aircraft traveling from the subcontinent to an East Asian destination crashed into an industrial facility in a Southeast Asian capital, resulting in dozens of fatalities both aboard and on the ground. A formal investigation concluded over a year later that inadequate altitude monitoring during the approach was a primary contributing factor.
The industrial complex struck during the crash was operated by a company that pioneered the commercial production of a synthetic fiber in its home country during the final year of a major global conflict. This enterprise acquired high-performance fiber technology from a European firm in the early 2000s, becoming one of the world's largest producers in that specialty material category. The company also developed one of the first membrane-type therapeutic oxygen delivery systems for residential use in its domestic market during the early 1980s.
During the same year this scientific breakthrough occurred, a British author released what he later stated he preferred to all his other works. This thriller is set in a provincial town along a major South American waterway, near a landlocked nation's border. The narrative centers on a case of mistaken identity involving a diplomatic figure of minimal official significance.
What is the title of this novel?
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['558', '3202', '1420', '584', '4972', '1968', '4722', '28', '1354', '278', '1311', '1191']
|
['89', '3614', '159', '341', '2288', '2204', '3042', '2623', '4245', '2709', '2498', '4247', '4204', '4857']
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The Honorary Consul
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26_0
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A philosophy professor from a northern coastal city composed an elegy incorporating traditional instruments and autobiographical verses originally written in ten-line stanzas by a pioneering folklorist. The work was premiered at the end of the second-to-last year before a major political upheaval in a South American nation. The recording featured the folklorist's daughter as a vocalist alongside an ensemble whose name refers to the sun in an indigenous language.
What is the title of this album?
|
['467', '4941', '1360']
|
['1272', '4725', '4928', '2160', '4874']
|
Canto para una Semilla
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26_1
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A philosophy professor from a northern coastal city composed an elegy incorporating traditional instruments and autobiographical verses originally written in ten-line stanzas by a pioneering folklorist. The work was premiered at the end of the second-to-last year before a major political upheaval in a South American nation. The recording featured the folklorist's daughter as a vocalist alongside an ensemble whose name refers to the sun in an indigenous language.
This work was originally released and distributed by a label that shares its founding year with a subscription television service initially reaching fewer than four hundred homes in a northeastern state. The service's inaugural film offering was a story about Oregon loggers directed by an actor better known for his on-screen performances. That same service is now controlled by a conglomerate formed through a major telecommunications spin-off merger completed in the early months of the second year following a global pandemic.
What is the name of this television service?
|
['467', '4941', '1360', '0', '960', '3956']
|
['1272', '4725', '4928', '2160', '4874']
|
HBO
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26_2
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A philosophy professor from a northern coastal city composed an elegy incorporating traditional instruments and autobiographical verses originally written in ten-line stanzas by a pioneering folklorist. The work was premiered at the end of the second-to-last year before a major political upheaval in a South American nation. The recording featured the folklorist's daughter as a vocalist alongside an ensemble whose name refers to the sun in an indigenous language.
This work was originally released and distributed by a label that shares its founding year with a subscription television service initially reaching fewer than four hundred homes in a northeastern state. The service's inaugural film offering was a story about Oregon loggers directed by an actor better known for his on-screen performances. That same service is now controlled by a conglomerate formed through a major telecommunications spin-off merger completed in the early months of the second year following a global pandemic.
The author of the novel that inspired the inaugural film presentation embarked on a legendary cross-country journey in a converted school bus during the middle of a transformative historical period. This era, which saw a gathering of tens of thousands in a western city park during the first month of a year in the late sixties, was characterized by cultural experimentation and consciousness expansion. The period's defining moment came when an advocate popularized a three-part phrase encouraging cultural detachment at this gathering.
What is the name of this historical period?
|
['467', '4941', '1360', '0', '960', '3956', '1189', '3705', '3173']
|
['1272', '4725', '4928', '2160', '4874', '2788', '2969', '1946', '1728']
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Psychedelic era
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26_3
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A philosophy professor from a northern coastal city composed an elegy incorporating traditional instruments and autobiographical verses originally written in ten-line stanzas by a pioneering folklorist. The work was premiered at the end of the second-to-last year before a major political upheaval in a South American nation. The recording featured the folklorist's daughter as a vocalist alongside an ensemble whose name refers to the sun in an indigenous language.
This work was originally released and distributed by a label that shares its founding year with a subscription television service initially reaching fewer than four hundred homes in a northeastern state. The service's inaugural film offering was a story about Oregon loggers directed by an actor better known for his on-screen performances. That same service is now controlled by a conglomerate formed through a major telecommunications spin-off merger completed in the early months of the second year following a global pandemic.
The author of the novel that inspired the inaugural film presentation embarked on a legendary cross-country journey in a converted school bus during the middle of a transformative historical period. This era, which saw a gathering of tens of thousands in a western city park during the first month of a year in the late sixties, was characterized by cultural experimentation and consciousness expansion. The period's defining moment came when an advocate popularized a three-part phrase encouraging cultural detachment at this gathering.
During this transformative period, an engineer working in the same cultural milieu assembled separate components using recently available semiconductor technology to create an instrument whose pitch could be adjusted by electrical potential. These interconnected modules were linked together by flexible cables that could be rearranged according to the user's creative vision. The breakthrough relied on an exponential relationship between electrical input and sonic output frequency.
What type of electronic instrument was invented using this technology?
|
['467', '4941', '1360', '0', '960', '3956', '1189', '3705', '3173', '2247', '3921', '3875']
|
['1272', '4725', '4928', '2160', '4874', '2788', '2969', '1946', '1728', '2781', '794', '2600']
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Voltage-controlled modular synthesizer
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27_0
|
A medieval settlement in a central European region sits within a circular geological formation created millions of years ago by a celestial impact. This same location served as a training ground for astronauts from a lunar exploration program in the early seventies. The entire settlement is encircled by a fortification structure that remains completely walkable, a preservation feat nearly unique in its country.
What animated television series drew inspiration from this location?
|
['2268', '1467', '3826']
|
['1806', '2635', '1154', '550', '1820']
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Attack on Titan
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27_1
|
A medieval settlement in a central European region sits within a circular geological formation created millions of years ago by a celestial impact. This same location served as a training ground for astronauts from a lunar exploration program in the early seventies. The entire settlement is encircled by a fortification structure that remains completely walkable, a preservation feat nearly unique in its country.
One of the crew members who trained in this location before their lunar mission in the early seventies received a personalized music recording from a country-western performer. This recording's lead track, originally released in the early sixties, became the artist's first chart-topping single in its genre. A few years later, a British band covered this composition for their fifth studio album, with their percussionist taking lead vocals in a session that required over a dozen attempts to complete.
What is the title of this song?
|
['2268', '1467', '3826', '1720', '1128', '884']
|
['1806', '2635', '1154', '550', '1820', '1418', '4021', '518']
|
Act Naturally
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27_2
|
A medieval settlement in a central European region sits within a circular geological formation created millions of years ago by a celestial impact. This same location served as a training ground for astronauts from a lunar exploration program in the early seventies. The entire settlement is encircled by a fortification structure that remains completely walkable, a preservation feat nearly unique in its country.
One of the crew members who trained in this location before their lunar mission in the early seventies received a personalized music recording from a country-western performer. This recording's lead track, originally released in the early sixties, became the artist's first chart-topping single in its genre. A few years later, a British band covered this composition for their fifth studio album, with their percussionist taking lead vocals in a session that required over a dozen attempts to complete.
The director who helmed the film version of that album went on to make a mid-sixties musical comedy featuring a legendary silent film performer in his final screen role. This performer's most celebrated work from the mid-twenties centered on an elaborate locomotive chase during a major nineteenth-century American conflict. The production required hauling vintage engines to a Pacific Northwest state, where the filmmakers recreated historic railroad sequences with remarkable authenticity.
What is the title of this silent film masterpiece?
|
['2268', '1467', '3826', '1720', '1128', '884', '2772', '2868', '2282']
|
['1806', '2635', '1154', '550', '1820', '1418', '4021', '518', '1689', '1205', '4698']
|
The General
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27_3
|
A medieval settlement in a central European region sits within a circular geological formation created millions of years ago by a celestial impact. This same location served as a training ground for astronauts from a lunar exploration program in the early seventies. The entire settlement is encircled by a fortification structure that remains completely walkable, a preservation feat nearly unique in its country.
One of the crew members who trained in this location before their lunar mission in the early seventies received a personalized music recording from a country-western performer. This recording's lead track, originally released in the early sixties, became the artist's first chart-topping single in its genre. A few years later, a British band covered this composition for their fifth studio album, with their percussionist taking lead vocals in a session that required over a dozen attempts to complete.
The director who helmed the film version of that album went on to make a mid-sixties musical comedy featuring a legendary silent film performer in his final screen role. This performer's most celebrated work from the mid-twenties centered on an elaborate locomotive chase during a major nineteenth-century American conflict. The production required hauling vintage engines to a Pacific Northwest state, where the filmmakers recreated historic railroad sequences with remarkable authenticity.
This silent masterpiece entered the public domain the same year that a paranoid political climate reached its fever pitch, when televised congressional proceedings exposed the tactics of a crusading senator. The ensuing period of widespread fear about subversive infiltration led to loyalty screenings, blacklists, and the persecution of countless individuals across government and entertainment. This era of anti-communist hysteria, spanning roughly from the late nineteen-forties through the mid-nineteen-fifties, fundamentally reshaped American political discourse.
What was the name of this historical period?
|
['2268', '1467', '3826', '1720', '1128', '884', '2772', '2868', '2282', '810', '563', '2661']
|
['1806', '2635', '1154', '550', '1820', '1418', '4021', '518', '1689', '1205', '4698', '226']
|
Second Red Scare
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28_0
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There was an individual who, in the final years of the third decade of the 20th century, acquired a professional sports franchise for a single dollar. Decades later, when a major city in a northern state received a new professional team, this same individual held a minority ownership stake that was exactly one-tenth of the total. A prominent coach associated with this latter team also attended the same educational institution as the individual, though their time there was separated by more than two decades.
What is the name of this person?
|
['3672', '2946', '531']
|
['4856', '1629', '3431']
|
Ole Haugsrud
|
28_1
|
There was an individual who, in the final years of the third decade of the 20th century, acquired a professional sports franchise for a single dollar. Decades later, when a major city in a northern state received a new professional team, this same individual held a minority ownership stake that was exactly one-tenth of the total. A prominent coach associated with this latter team also attended the same educational institution as the individual, though their time there was separated by more than two decades.
On the date this person passed away, an actor was born on a northeastern Atlantic island who would later portray a rebellious character in a popular sitcom spanning nearly a decade. This performer has a younger sibling who appeared in over a hundred episodes of a different comedy series about a dysfunctional family, playing the eldest brother who was frequently sent away to various institutions.
Who is this actor born on the date of the person's death?
|
['3672', '2946', '531', '3546', '3405', '1208']
|
['4856', '1629', '3431', '679']
|
Danny Masterson
|
28_2
|
There was an individual who, in the final years of the third decade of the 20th century, acquired a professional sports franchise for a single dollar. Decades later, when a major city in a northern state received a new professional team, this same individual held a minority ownership stake that was exactly one-tenth of the total. A prominent coach associated with this latter team also attended the same educational institution as the individual, though their time there was separated by more than two decades.
On the date this person passed away, an actor was born on a northeastern Atlantic island who would later portray a rebellious character in a popular sitcom spanning nearly a decade. This performer has a younger sibling who appeared in over a hundred episodes of a different comedy series about a dysfunctional family, playing the eldest brother who was frequently sent away to various institutions.
The same year the sitcom first aired, a consumer electronics company released an all-in-one computing device that abandoned traditional connection standards in favor of a newer universal interface, while also eliminating support for removable magnetic storage media. This product featured a see-through shell that revealed its internal components, and included a carrying grip on top despite weighing several dozen pounds.
What is the name of this computing device?
|
['3672', '2946', '531', '3546', '3405', '1208', '1144', '2990', '1808']
|
['4856', '1629', '3431', '679', '1688']
|
iMac G3
|
29_0
|
An individual who edited a comedy centered on winter sports from the mid-1980s passed away in the early 1990s. The filmmaker of that same comedy also designed animated characters for a weekday game show in the early part of that decade. That filmmaker later created a streaming series about junior lifeguards that premiered in the late 2010s and received a follow-up film in the early 2020s.
What is the title of the follow-up film?
|
['2477', '959', '3077']
|
['4187', '2754', '752', '4096', '1474']
|
Malibu Rescue: The Next Wave
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29_1
|
An individual who edited a comedy centered on winter sports from the mid-1980s passed away in the early 1990s. The filmmaker of that same comedy also designed animated characters for a weekday game show in the early part of that decade. That filmmaker later created a streaming series about junior lifeguards that premiered in the late 2010s and received a follow-up film in the early 2020s.
On the same date that this streaming series had its initial release, a handheld electronic device was announced that introduced the ability for users to simultaneously raise a pair of identical offspring from the same generation. It required a pair of cylindrical alkaline cells for portable power and featured a display with full-spectrum visual output rather than monochrome graphics.
What is the name of this handheld electronic device?
|
['2477', '959', '3077', '40', '4690', '2024']
|
['4187', '2754', '752', '4096', '1474', '2999']
|
Tamagotchi On
|
30_0
|
A beverage company was co-founded by someone who held a senior executive position at a Victorian sporting club during the early 2020s. This individual partnered in the venture with someone born in the late 1970s in a rural community in the same state. That business partner had previously pursued a professional sporting career before transitioning to perform as a legendary Norse figure in a production filmed entirely in a European country known for its emerald landscapes.
What is the name of the television series?
|
['1384', '59', '193']
|
['1050', '4971', '2533']
|
Vikings
|
31_0
|
A mid-1980s television production followed characters who had completed their training in the previous year's installment. The sequel featured an acclaimed performer who would later collaborate with a fellow cast member in a groundbreaking early 2000s crime drama that inspired an American filmmaker's first Best Director Academy Award. In this sequel series, the main character had been promoted to a two-pip inspector position.
What is the title of this television series?
|
['2879', '456', '2205']
|
['174', '4477', '4905', '1336', '162']
|
Police Cadet '85
|
31_1
|
A mid-1980s television production followed characters who had completed their training in the previous year's installment. The sequel featured an acclaimed performer who would later collaborate with a fellow cast member in a groundbreaking early 2000s crime drama that inspired an American filmmaker's first Best Director Academy Award. In this sequel series, the main character had been promoted to a two-pip inspector position.
In the same year this television series aired, a Japanese author won a prestigious literary prize for a work featuring alternating narratives between paired realities. The protagonist of one storyline performs an unusual task involving the skulls of mythical horned creatures housed in a collection overseen by a female custodian. This novel's English-language version wouldn't appear until the early nineteen-nineties.
What is the title of this novel?
|
['2879', '456', '2205', '2295', '3561', '320']
|
['174', '4477', '4905', '1336', '162', '1458']
|
Hard-Boiled Wonderland and the End of the World
|
31_2
|
A mid-1980s television production followed characters who had completed their training in the previous year's installment. The sequel featured an acclaimed performer who would later collaborate with a fellow cast member in a groundbreaking early 2000s crime drama that inspired an American filmmaker's first Best Director Academy Award. In this sequel series, the main character had been promoted to a two-pip inspector position.
In the same year this television series aired, a Japanese author won a prestigious literary prize for a work featuring alternating narratives between paired realities. The protagonist of one storyline performs an unusual task involving the skulls of mythical horned creatures housed in a collection overseen by a female custodian. This novel's English-language version wouldn't appear until the early nineteen-nineties.
The folk song referenced at this novel's conclusion was captured in a single studio take during the same winter day a famous performer wed his first spouse in a British territory. Exactly half a century after the cinematic debut that made this performer internationally recognized, a vocalist delivered an orchestral performance at a major Hollywood venue. The composition performed that evening secured dual honors at a ceremony honoring works from the previous calendar year.
On what date did this awards ceremony take place?
|
['2879', '456', '2205', '2295', '3561', '320', '3381', '3155', '412']
|
['174', '4477', '4905', '1336', '162', '1458', '2770', '1319', '3555', '1907', '1990']
|
February 24, 2013
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31_3
|
A mid-1980s television production followed characters who had completed their training in the previous year's installment. The sequel featured an acclaimed performer who would later collaborate with a fellow cast member in a groundbreaking early 2000s crime drama that inspired an American filmmaker's first Best Director Academy Award. In this sequel series, the main character had been promoted to a two-pip inspector position.
In the same year this television series aired, a Japanese author won a prestigious literary prize for a work featuring alternating narratives between paired realities. The protagonist of one storyline performs an unusual task involving the skulls of mythical horned creatures housed in a collection overseen by a female custodian. This novel's English-language version wouldn't appear until the early nineteen-nineties.
The folk song referenced at this novel's conclusion was captured in a single studio take during the same winter day a famous performer wed his first spouse in a British territory. Exactly half a century after the cinematic debut that made this performer internationally recognized, a vocalist delivered an orchestral performance at a major Hollywood venue. The composition performed that evening secured dual honors at a ceremony honoring works from the previous calendar year.
A film that secured a music accolade at this ceremony featured dramatic sequences shot in a remote Highland valley known for its steep-sided glacial formation. This particular valley lies approximately halfway between a settlement bearing a similar name and a watershed connecting to a neighboring glen. The southern edge of this locale is bounded by a massif whose most recognizable feature consists of three steeply-sided ridges extending northward.
What is the name of this Highland valley?
|
['2879', '456', '2205', '2295', '3561', '320', '3381', '3155', '412', '4149', '1149', '3455']
|
['174', '4477', '4905', '1336', '162', '1458', '2770', '1319', '3555', '1907', '1990', '4809', '939']
|
Glen Coe
|
32_0
|
A complex designed by a firm that became one of the largest architecture corporations in the country was completed in the late 1960s, featuring a continuous post-and-beam arcade wrapping multiple building masses of varying heights. A memorial honoring a commander who perished during a spaceflight in the early 2000s stands at this site. In the early 20th century, a businessman known as the "father" of his city established his residence at this very location, which his descendants occupied until the early 1920s.
What is the street address of this location?
|
['1129', '4266', '330']
|
['1855', '1744', '4923', '4328', '4651']
|
401 South Buchanan Street, Amarillo, Texas
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33_0
|
An individual born in the late 19th century in a midwestern city founded and led a civil rights organization's local chapter in a county adjacent to the nation's capital during the early 1940s. This person's daughter married a leader who later became associated with an organization that Immanuel Ness chaired in the 21st century. A legal case this person helped initiate reached a federal appellate court in the middle of the 20th century, resulting in a ruling against educational segregation in their county.
What is the name of this person?
|
['2594', '2415', '3795']
|
['110', '4931', '878', '2720', '4154']
|
Esther Georgia Irving Cooper
|
33_1
|
An individual born in the late 19th century in a midwestern city founded and led a civil rights organization's local chapter in a county adjacent to the nation's capital during the early 1940s. This person's daughter married a leader who later became associated with an organization that Immanuel Ness chaired in the 21st century. A legal case this person helped initiate reached a federal appellate court in the middle of the 20th century, resulting in a ruling against educational segregation in their county.
This person's daughter served as managing editor of a quarterly journal in the early 1960s that featured contributions from a writer who later won a prestigious literary honor in the early 1980s for an epistolary work. The same honor had been awarded to a poet for the first time to an African American woman in the middle of the 20th century, and this writer became the first African American woman to receive it for prose fiction.
What is the name of this literary honor?
|
['2594', '2415', '3795', '2120', '2193', '2190']
|
['110', '4931', '878', '2720', '4154', '2181', '4180', '2168', '1539']
|
Pulitzer Prize for Fiction
|
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