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A sacred structure in a western European capital was designed in a style combining two ancient architectural traditions, selected through a competitive process initiated in the late 1860s. The community for whom this building was constructed gained official state recognition during the early 1830s, shortly after their nation achieved independence. Construction of this edifice was completed during the same year a Belgian ocean liner was launched from an English shipyard on the eve of winter solstice.
On what date was this building formally inaugurated?
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['4399', '4417', '5205']
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['4417']
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['5205']
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September 20, 1878
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A sacred structure in a western European capital was designed in a style combining two ancient architectural traditions, selected through a competitive process initiated in the late 1860s. The community for whom this building was constructed gained official state recognition during the early 1830s, shortly after their nation achieved independence. Construction of this edifice was completed during the same year a Belgian ocean liner was launched from an English shipyard on the eve of winter solstice.
A conflict that began in a southwestern territory during that same year inspired a late twentieth-century ensemble action picture featuring multiple performers associated with a popular generational acting cohort. This production achieved the top position at domestic theaters during its initial release. The soundtrack departed from traditional genre conventions, employing contemporary electronic instrumentation instead of classical orchestral arrangements.
What is the title of this film?
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['4399', '4417', '5205', '3630', '3767', '5231']
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['3767', '5231']
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['5205', '4043', '6076']
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Young Guns
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A sacred structure in a western European capital was designed in a style combining two ancient architectural traditions, selected through a competitive process initiated in the late 1860s. The community for whom this building was constructed gained official state recognition during the early 1830s, shortly after their nation achieved independence. Construction of this edifice was completed during the same year a Belgian ocean liner was launched from an English shipyard on the eve of winter solstice.
A conflict that began in a southwestern territory during that same year inspired a late twentieth-century ensemble action picture featuring multiple performers associated with a popular generational acting cohort. This production achieved the top position at domestic theaters during its initial release. The soundtrack departed from traditional genre conventions, employing contemporary electronic instrumentation instead of classical orchestral arrangements.
The production entity behind the initial release was named after a mid-century screwball comedy featuring an unconventional pregnancy storyline. This enterprise originally honored two dozen performers with symbolic celestial markers in its emblem during the silent era. It remains the sole major production facility of its kind still operating within the original neighborhood boundaries where American cinema was born.
Which company produced the film that inspired the naming of the production entity?
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['4399', '4417', '5205', '3630', '3767', '5231', '5030', '2875', '1332']
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['1332']
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['5205', '4043', '6076']
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Paramount Pictures
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A sacred structure in a western European capital was designed in a style combining two ancient architectural traditions, selected through a competitive process initiated in the late 1860s. The community for whom this building was constructed gained official state recognition during the early 1830s, shortly after their nation achieved independence. Construction of this edifice was completed during the same year a Belgian ocean liner was launched from an English shipyard on the eve of winter solstice.
A conflict that began in a southwestern territory during that same year inspired a late twentieth-century ensemble action picture featuring multiple performers associated with a popular generational acting cohort. This production achieved the top position at domestic theaters during its initial release. The soundtrack departed from traditional genre conventions, employing contemporary electronic instrumentation instead of classical orchestral arrangements.
The production entity behind the initial release was named after a mid-century screwball comedy featuring an unconventional pregnancy storyline. This enterprise originally honored two dozen performers with symbolic celestial markers in its emblem during the silent era. It remains the sole major production facility of its kind still operating within the original neighborhood boundaries where American cinema was born.
A beloved silent film actress who graced the studio's screen in the nineteen-tens and twenties helped establish a landmark hotel on a major boulevard in the late nineteen-twenties. Nearly six decades later, a British visual artist used a simple brush attached to a lengthy pole to create an aquatic-themed artwork at the bottom of this hotel's outdoor recreational area. This artist is renowned for depicting California swimming pools in vivid colors during the middle of the twentieth century.
Who is this British artist?
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['4399', '4417', '5205', '3630', '3767', '5231', '5030', '2875', '1332', '2861', '2086', '5581']
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['2086', '5581']
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['5205', '4043', '6076', '4205', '4940', '2593', '3178', '3343', '5472']
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David Hockney
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A naval officer participated in an underwater operation in the eastern Mediterranean during the winter of the early nineteen-forties. Years after hostilities ended, a ceremony took place at a southern port where a high-ranking officer who had commanded a vessel that was attacked during that operation personally conferred a distinction upon one of the attackers. This particular honor, established in the late eighteenth century, represents the highest recognition for battlefield valor in its country of origin.
What is the name of this award?
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['5642', '5959', '2831']
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['5642', '5959', '2831']
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['3223', '497']
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Gold Medal of Military Valor
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1_1
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A naval officer participated in an underwater operation in the eastern Mediterranean during the winter of the early nineteen-forties. Years after hostilities ended, a ceremony took place at a southern port where a high-ranking officer who had commanded a vessel that was attacked during that operation personally conferred a distinction upon one of the attackers. This particular honor, established in the late eighteenth century, represents the highest recognition for battlefield valor in its country of origin.
In the year this individual was born, a patriotic anthem was composed by a Welsh songwriter who had only recently come of age. The lyricist who penned the words to this melody perished in an aerial bombardment during the early spring months of a year near the conflict's conclusion.
What is the name of this anthem?
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['5642', '5959', '2831', '5575', '3127', '5120']
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['3127', '5120']
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['3223', '497', '1724', '3416', '6242', '698']
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Keep the Home Fires Burning
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1_2
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A naval officer participated in an underwater operation in the eastern Mediterranean during the winter of the early nineteen-forties. Years after hostilities ended, a ceremony took place at a southern port where a high-ranking officer who had commanded a vessel that was attacked during that operation personally conferred a distinction upon one of the attackers. This particular honor, established in the late eighteenth century, represents the highest recognition for battlefield valor in its country of origin.
In the year this individual was born, a patriotic anthem was composed by a Welsh songwriter who had only recently come of age. The lyricist who penned the words to this melody perished in an aerial bombardment during the early spring months of a year near the conflict's conclusion.
In the year this individual passed away, a theatrical production debuted in early spring at a historic venue, where inclement weather ceased just before curtain time on opening night. The leading actress in this production earned a prestigious accolade for her performance but tragically died while still performing the role, becoming the first artist for whom the lights of theater district marquees were dimmed.
What is the name of this theatrical production's premiere?
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['5642', '5959', '2831', '5575', '3127', '5120', '4006', '295', '2155']
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['295', '2155']
|
['3223', '497', '1724', '3416', '6242', '698', '2185', '1323', '2407', '4369']
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The King and I Broadway premiere
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1_3
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A naval officer participated in an underwater operation in the eastern Mediterranean during the winter of the early nineteen-forties. Years after hostilities ended, a ceremony took place at a southern port where a high-ranking officer who had commanded a vessel that was attacked during that operation personally conferred a distinction upon one of the attackers. This particular honor, established in the late eighteenth century, represents the highest recognition for battlefield valor in its country of origin.
In the year this individual was born, a patriotic anthem was composed by a Welsh songwriter who had only recently come of age. The lyricist who penned the words to this melody perished in an aerial bombardment during the early spring months of a year near the conflict's conclusion.
In the year this individual passed away, a theatrical production debuted in early spring at a historic venue, where inclement weather ceased just before curtain time on opening night. The leading actress in this production earned a prestigious accolade for her performance but tragically died while still performing the role, becoming the first artist for whom the lights of theater district marquees were dimmed.
In the same year that actor's final curtain fell, a literary work earned a distinguished national prize for its portrayal of academics abroad. The protagonist, a scholar at a fictional Ivy League institution, researches playground songs while unexpectedly falling for a sanitation engineer who tragically collapses while climbing steps at a rural administrative building. This visitor from the American heartland had been inspired by a Victorian children's classic the professor gave him to trace his genealogy.
What is the title of this novel?
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['5642', '5959', '2831', '5575', '3127', '5120', '4006', '295', '2155', '4745', '4253', '3105']
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['4253', '3105']
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['3223', '497', '1724', '3416', '6242', '698', '2185', '1323', '2407', '4369', '3829', '436', '4740', '4612', '6000']
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Foreign Affairs
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2_0
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A mountaineering biologist who studied rodents dwelling above six thousand meters published scholarly work on oxygen-carrying proteins in the late 2010s. A massive volcanic peak straddling two South American nations, exceeding twenty-two thousand feet in elevation, became famous in the late twentieth century when archaeologists uncovered remarkably preserved human remains from ceremonial burials. A researcher with a doctorate from a European institution documented expeditions to this same mountain range, where indigenous peoples once conducted elaborate rituals involving child offerings.
What is the title of the book written about these high-altitude archaeological discoveries?
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['3039', '713', '2577']
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['713', '2577']
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[]
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The Ice Maiden: Inca Mummies, Mountain Gods, and Sacred Sites in the Andes
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2_1
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A mountaineering biologist who studied rodents dwelling above six thousand meters published scholarly work on oxygen-carrying proteins in the late 2010s. A massive volcanic peak straddling two South American nations, exceeding twenty-two thousand feet in elevation, became famous in the late twentieth century when archaeologists uncovered remarkably preserved human remains from ceremonial burials. A researcher with a doctorate from a European institution documented expeditions to this same mountain range, where indigenous peoples once conducted elaborate rituals involving child offerings.
The same year this researcher received a prestigious mountain conservation honor named after a famous climber, a hip-hop artist released their fifth studio project after working on it since the mid-2010s. This release earned recognition at a major awards ceremony the following year, competing in a category dominated by prominent figures in the genre.
What is the title of this fifth studio project?
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['3039', '713', '2577', '1717', '418', '6170']
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['418', '6170']
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['2153', '4419', '4651', '3781', '3118']
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Flower Boy
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2_2
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A mountaineering biologist who studied rodents dwelling above six thousand meters published scholarly work on oxygen-carrying proteins in the late 2010s. A massive volcanic peak straddling two South American nations, exceeding twenty-two thousand feet in elevation, became famous in the late twentieth century when archaeologists uncovered remarkably preserved human remains from ceremonial burials. A researcher with a doctorate from a European institution documented expeditions to this same mountain range, where indigenous peoples once conducted elaborate rituals involving child offerings.
The same year this researcher received a prestigious mountain conservation honor named after a famous climber, a hip-hop artist released their fifth studio project after working on it since the mid-2010s. This release earned recognition at a major awards ceremony the following year, competing in a category dominated by prominent figures in the genre.
The date of this project's release marked the seventh anniversary of a major financial reform law enacted in the wake of an economic crisis. Less than a year later, legislation was signed that significantly modified this financial regulation, raising the asset threshold for certain bank classifications from fifty billion to two hundred fifty billion dollars. This modification represented the most substantial change to banking regulations since the original reform.
What is the name of this legislation that modified the financial reform law?
|
['3039', '713', '2577', '1717', '418', '6170', '3363', '2400', '2575']
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['2400']
|
['2153', '4419', '4651', '3781', '3118', '4254', '232', '1591', '2420', '5940', '4639']
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Economic Growth, Regulatory Relief, and Consumer Protection Act
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2_3
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A mountaineering biologist who studied rodents dwelling above six thousand meters published scholarly work on oxygen-carrying proteins in the late 2010s. A massive volcanic peak straddling two South American nations, exceeding twenty-two thousand feet in elevation, became famous in the late twentieth century when archaeologists uncovered remarkably preserved human remains from ceremonial burials. A researcher with a doctorate from a European institution documented expeditions to this same mountain range, where indigenous peoples once conducted elaborate rituals involving child offerings.
The same year this researcher received a prestigious mountain conservation honor named after a famous climber, a hip-hop artist released their fifth studio project after working on it since the mid-2010s. This release earned recognition at a major awards ceremony the following year, competing in a category dominated by prominent figures in the genre.
The date of this project's release marked the seventh anniversary of a major financial reform law enacted in the wake of an economic crisis. Less than a year later, legislation was signed that significantly modified this financial regulation, raising the asset threshold for certain bank classifications from fifty billion to two hundred fifty billion dollars. This modification represented the most substantial change to banking regulations since the original reform.
On the same date this legislation was enacted, a presidential pardon was issued for a legendary athlete whose controversial life story was portrayed in a biographical drama released in the early 1970s. This theatrical adaptation originated from a late-1960s Broadway production that earned the highest honor in American playwriting, running for over five hundred performances. The lead performers, reprising their stage roles, both earned Academy Award nominations for their portrayals, though neither won.
What is the name of this film?
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['4048', '3785']
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['2153', '4419', '4651', '3781', '3118', '4254', '232', '1591', '2420', '5940', '4639', '5976', '5544', '3833', '2291', '3003', '5939', '1609', '3174', '361', '1697']
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The Great White Hope
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3_0
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An association was established during a major annual gathering in a European capital in the spring of the mid-2000s. Among its founding groups was a federation that had been established in a different European capital shortly after World War II ended, specifically in the late 1940s by exactly four nations. The association's purpose included organizing elite multi-sport events that would use infrastructure from major global sporting competitions, with the goal of facilitating the admission of member federations into their respective national committees.
What is the name of this association?
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['4679', '2673', '658']
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['4679', '2673', '658']
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['4902', '2133', '941']
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International Mind Sports Association
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3_1
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An association was established during a major annual gathering in a European capital in the spring of the mid-2000s. Among its founding groups was a federation that had been established in a different European capital shortly after World War II ended, specifically in the late 1940s by exactly four nations. The association's purpose included organizing elite multi-sport events that would use infrastructure from major global sporting competitions, with the goal of facilitating the admission of member federations into their respective national committees.
One of the founding members of this association had itself been established the same year that a major musical film was released, featuring a performer in her mid-twenties portraying a teenage character being groomed in a controversial profession. This lavish production swept nearly all of its nominations at a major awards ceremony, including recognition for its vibrant color cinematography.
What is the name of this film?
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['4679', '2673', '658', '923', '2925', '764']
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['2925', '764']
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['4902', '2133', '941', '3920', '6034', '3148']
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Gigi
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3_2
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An association was established during a major annual gathering in a European capital in the spring of the mid-2000s. Among its founding groups was a federation that had been established in a different European capital shortly after World War II ended, specifically in the late 1940s by exactly four nations. The association's purpose included organizing elite multi-sport events that would use infrastructure from major global sporting competitions, with the goal of facilitating the admission of member federations into their respective national committees.
One of the founding members of this association had itself been established the same year that a major musical film was released, featuring a performer in her mid-twenties portraying a teenage character being groomed in a controversial profession. This lavish production swept nearly all of its nominations at a major awards ceremony, including recognition for its vibrant color cinematography.
The writer of this earlier production also penned the screenplay for a later musical adaptation about Arthurian legend, released in the late nineteen-sixties. In that film, an Italian performer's vocal performances were entirely replaced by a professional singer for all musical numbers. This lavish production received recognition for its visual craftsmanship at a major ceremony, collecting awards for both its fabric artistry and architectural presentation.
What is the name of this film?
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['4679', '2673', '658', '923', '2925', '764', '240', '5292', '3545']
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['5292', '3545']
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['4902', '2133', '941', '3920', '6034', '3148', '5292', '3920', '6034']
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Camelot
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3_3
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An association was established during a major annual gathering in a European capital in the spring of the mid-2000s. Among its founding groups was a federation that had been established in a different European capital shortly after World War II ended, specifically in the late 1940s by exactly four nations. The association's purpose included organizing elite multi-sport events that would use infrastructure from major global sporting competitions, with the goal of facilitating the admission of member federations into their respective national committees.
One of the founding members of this association had itself been established the same year that a major musical film was released, featuring a performer in her mid-twenties portraying a teenage character being groomed in a controversial profession. This lavish production swept nearly all of its nominations at a major awards ceremony, including recognition for its vibrant color cinematography.
The writer of this earlier production also penned the screenplay for a later musical adaptation about Arthurian legend, released in the late nineteen-sixties. In that film, an Italian performer's vocal performances were entirely replaced by a professional singer for all musical numbers. This lavish production received recognition for its visual craftsmanship at a major ceremony, collecting awards for both its fabric artistry and architectural presentation.
The lavish production where an Italian performer's voice was replaced received multiple honors at a spring ceremony that had to be rescheduled by two days following a national tragedy. This same event marked the first and only occasion in the organization's four-decade history that the traditional celebration afterwards was entirely canceled. The ceremony's president delivered opening remarks acknowledging the loss, after numerous performers had initially withdrawn from appearing.
What was the name of this ceremony?
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['4848', '3545']
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['4902', '2133', '941', '3920', '6034', '3148', '5292', '3920', '6034', '5373', '989', '3686', '2415', '5863', '1144', '5498']
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The 40th Academy Awards
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4_0
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An individual from a coffee-producing region in a large South American nation collaborated with a renowned jeweler based in the capital city of a major European country in the early twentieth century. This collaboration occurred following a celebratory dinner at a fashionable restaurant after the individual successfully completed a flight around a famous iron lattice tower to claim a substantial monetary prize. The jeweler worked with a movement maker who specialized in precision instruments to create something that would allow the individual to keep both hands free while operating flying machines.
What was created by this collaboration?
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['5161', '3565', '5701']
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['5161', '3565']
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['5701']
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Cartier Santos wristwatch
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4_1
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An individual from a coffee-producing region in a large South American nation collaborated with a renowned jeweler based in the capital city of a major European country in the early twentieth century. This collaboration occurred following a celebratory dinner at a fashionable restaurant after the individual successfully completed a flight around a famous iron lattice tower to claim a substantial monetary prize. The jeweler worked with a movement maker who specialized in precision instruments to create something that would allow the individual to keep both hands free while operating flying machines.
The precision instrument maker who supplied movements for the first item later partnered with a Swiss manufacturer in an alpine valley to produce timepieces for clientele in the early twentieth century. In the early nineteen-thirties, this collaboration yielded an item designed for equestrian sportsmen in a former colonial territory, featuring proportions based on a mathematical ratio often called the divine proportion. The rectangular design incorporated decorative elements characteristic of a movement popular during the interwar period.
What is the name of this timepiece?
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['5161', '3565', '5701', '6104', '1014', '4866']
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['1014', '4866']
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['5701']
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Jaeger-LeCoultre Reverso
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4_2
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An individual from a coffee-producing region in a large South American nation collaborated with a renowned jeweler based in the capital city of a major European country in the early twentieth century. This collaboration occurred following a celebratory dinner at a fashionable restaurant after the individual successfully completed a flight around a famous iron lattice tower to claim a substantial monetary prize. The jeweler worked with a movement maker who specialized in precision instruments to create something that would allow the individual to keep both hands free while operating flying machines.
The precision instrument maker who supplied movements for the first item later partnered with a Swiss manufacturer in an alpine valley to produce timepieces for clientele in the early twentieth century. In the early nineteen-thirties, this collaboration yielded an item designed for equestrian sportsmen in a former colonial territory, featuring proportions based on a mathematical ratio often called the divine proportion. The rectangular design incorporated decorative elements characteristic of a movement popular during the interwar period.
In the same year this timepiece received its official patent protection, two collaborators at a technical university successfully assembled an instrument that focused particles with wavelengths many orders of magnitude shorter than visible illumination. This device required specimens to exist within an airless environment and demanded extreme thinness to allow the particles' passage. The focusing mechanism relied on metallic coils generating fields that bent the particle trajectories, similar to how curved glass bends rays of illumination.
What is the name of this instrument?
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['5161', '3565', '5701', '6104', '1014', '4866', '916', '1539', '4666']
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['1539', '4666']
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['5701', '994']
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Electron microscope
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4_3
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An individual from a coffee-producing region in a large South American nation collaborated with a renowned jeweler based in the capital city of a major European country in the early twentieth century. This collaboration occurred following a celebratory dinner at a fashionable restaurant after the individual successfully completed a flight around a famous iron lattice tower to claim a substantial monetary prize. The jeweler worked with a movement maker who specialized in precision instruments to create something that would allow the individual to keep both hands free while operating flying machines.
The precision instrument maker who supplied movements for the first item later partnered with a Swiss manufacturer in an alpine valley to produce timepieces for clientele in the early twentieth century. In the early nineteen-thirties, this collaboration yielded an item designed for equestrian sportsmen in a former colonial territory, featuring proportions based on a mathematical ratio often called the divine proportion. The rectangular design incorporated decorative elements characteristic of a movement popular during the interwar period.
In the same year this timepiece received its official patent protection, two collaborators at a technical university successfully assembled an instrument that focused particles with wavelengths many orders of magnitude shorter than visible illumination. This device required specimens to exist within an airless environment and demanded extreme thinness to allow the particles' passage. The focusing mechanism relied on metallic coils generating fields that bent the particle trajectories, similar to how curved glass bends rays of illumination.
That same year, a confectioner introduced a novelty hard candy on a stick that became the first of its kind to conceal an edible surprise within its shell. This treat gained widespread recognition decades later through an animated television advertisement featuring a persistent question posed to various creatures, culminating with a wise nocturnal bird character who attempted to solve the mystery after only a handful of attempts. The commercial, which debuted in the late 1960s, became the longest-running advertisement in its country's television history.
What is this confection called?
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['5161', '3565', '5701', '6104', '1014', '4866', '916', '1539', '4666', '4936', '584', '4517']
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['584', '4517']
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['5701', '994', '2671', '3193', '3562', '6238', '1491', '4640', '3057']
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Tootsie Pop
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5_0
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An actress from a psychological thriller received widespread recognition for her portrayal at an event celebrating four decades since an intelligence agent first appeared on cinema screens. This milestone coincided with two Beatles releasing their debut musical recording. Around that same fortnight, two world leaders engaged in a tense exchange that brought humanity closer to catastrophic conflict than any moment before or since.
What historical period is being referenced?
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['336', '1314', '4514']
|
['336', '4514']
|
['780', '684']
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October 1962
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5_1
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An actress from a psychological thriller received widespread recognition for her portrayal at an event celebrating four decades since an intelligence agent first appeared on cinema screens. This milestone coincided with two Beatles releasing their debut musical recording. Around that same fortnight, two world leaders engaged in a tense exchange that brought humanity closer to catastrophic conflict than any moment before or since.
On the same day a British group issued their first commercial recording, a novelty track was being promoted that would reach the top of American charts within weeks. A national broadcasting corporation in Europe deemed this composition too dark for airwaves during its initial release. The performer's vocal style mimicked a celebrated actor known for portraying a reanimated creation in early sound cinema.
What is the name of this novelty track?
|
['336', '1314', '4514', '864', '5635', '2897']
|
['5635', '2897']
|
['780', '684', '2679', '3351']
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Monster Mash
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5_2
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An actress from a psychological thriller received widespread recognition for her portrayal at an event celebrating four decades since an intelligence agent first appeared on cinema screens. This milestone coincided with two Beatles releasing their debut musical recording. Around that same fortnight, two world leaders engaged in a tense exchange that brought humanity closer to catastrophic conflict than any moment before or since.
On the same day a British group issued their first commercial recording, a novelty track was being promoted that would reach the top of American charts within weeks. A national broadcasting corporation in Europe deemed this composition too dark for airwaves during its initial release. The performer's vocal style mimicked a celebrated actor known for portraying a reanimated creation in early sound cinema.
A session musician involved in the recording established a notable workspace in a southern state's second-largest city during the early seventies. This location, originally constructed as a place of worship in the mid-1910s, became the headquarters for a record label that signed an artist who would later front a band named after an amphetamine. The structure resides in a district known for its lustrous namesake gemstone.
What is the name of this historic recording facility?
|
['336', '1314', '4514', '864', '5635', '2897', '1290', '3182', '5903']
|
['3182', '5903']
|
['780', '684', '2679', '3351', '2724']
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The Church Studio
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5_3
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An actress from a psychological thriller received widespread recognition for her portrayal at an event celebrating four decades since an intelligence agent first appeared on cinema screens. This milestone coincided with two Beatles releasing their debut musical recording. Around that same fortnight, two world leaders engaged in a tense exchange that brought humanity closer to catastrophic conflict than any moment before or since.
On the same day a British group issued their first commercial recording, a novelty track was being promoted that would reach the top of American charts within weeks. A national broadcasting corporation in Europe deemed this composition too dark for airwaves during its initial release. The performer's vocal style mimicked a celebrated actor known for portraying a reanimated creation in early sound cinema.
A session musician involved in the recording established a notable workspace in a southern state's second-largest city during the early seventies. This location, originally constructed as a place of worship in the mid-1910s, became the headquarters for a record label that signed an artist who would later front a band named after an amphetamine. The structure resides in a district known for its lustrous namesake gemstone.
An artist who recorded at that location was honored two nights before a major ceremony in the late 2010s with a philanthropic recognition that broke fundraising records. A multi-Grammy winning producer known for work on soundtrack albums served as musical director for the tribute event. The evening raised over eight million dollars for musicians facing medical or financial hardships.
What is the name of this philanthropic award?
|
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|
['5788', '233']
|
['780', '684', '2679', '3351', '2724', '4979', '5020', '5223', '3922', '4815', '150', '35', '3927', '1055', '2764']
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MusiCares Person of the Year
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6_0
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An individual who spent decades studying aquatic insects with elongated bodies and transparent wings became editor of a scientific publication before the mid-twentieth century. The organization that presents an annual recognition in this person's name was established in a major northeastern city during the late eighteen-fifties. This particular honor is specifically designed for pre-collegiate students who demonstrate exceptional achievement in the study of small six-legged creatures.
What is the name of this award?
|
['256', '1431', '800']
|
['256', '1431']
|
[]
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The Calvert Award
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6_1
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An individual who spent decades studying aquatic insects with elongated bodies and transparent wings became editor of a scientific publication before the mid-twentieth century. The organization that presents an annual recognition in this person's name was established in a major northeastern city during the late eighteen-fifties. This particular honor is specifically designed for pre-collegiate students who demonstrate exceptional achievement in the study of small six-legged creatures.
In the same year that the institution housing this person's extensive collection opened its new building on a major city square, a monumental structure with an iron and glass dome was erected as an art gallery for a major international celebration. This building's architectural design later served as inspiration for a European nation's parliament building constructed in the late nineteenth century. Following extensive restoration, it became home to a children's museum in the late two-thousands.
What is the name of this building?
|
['256', '1431', '800', '319', '3903', '3705']
|
['3903', '3705']
|
['1715', '2827', '5262', '4646']
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Memorial Hall
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6_2
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An individual who spent decades studying aquatic insects with elongated bodies and transparent wings became editor of a scientific publication before the mid-twentieth century. The organization that presents an annual recognition in this person's name was established in a major northeastern city during the late eighteen-fifties. This particular honor is specifically designed for pre-collegiate students who demonstrate exceptional achievement in the study of small six-legged creatures.
In the same year that the institution housing this person's extensive collection opened its new building on a major city square, a monumental structure with an iron and glass dome was erected as an art gallery for a major international celebration. This building's architectural design later served as inspiration for a European nation's parliament building constructed in the late nineteenth century. Following extensive restoration, it became home to a children's museum in the late two-thousands.
A renowned sculptor who created a statue for this structure was later part of a selection panel that chose the designer for a monumental work at the opposite terminus of a famous green expanse. This work, the nation's largest equestrian monument, was dedicated in the early twentieth century on the centennial of its subject's birth. The artist who devoted two decades to its creation tragically passed away shortly before the unveiling ceremony.
What is the name of this monument?
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['256', '1431', '800', '319', '3903', '3705', '5738', '1207', '3906']
|
['1207', '3906']
|
['1715', '2827', '5262', '4646', '2067', '795', '4684', '6173']
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Ulysses S. Grant Memorial
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6_3
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An individual who spent decades studying aquatic insects with elongated bodies and transparent wings became editor of a scientific publication before the mid-twentieth century. The organization that presents an annual recognition in this person's name was established in a major northeastern city during the late eighteen-fifties. This particular honor is specifically designed for pre-collegiate students who demonstrate exceptional achievement in the study of small six-legged creatures.
In the same year that the institution housing this person's extensive collection opened its new building on a major city square, a monumental structure with an iron and glass dome was erected as an art gallery for a major international celebration. This building's architectural design later served as inspiration for a European nation's parliament building constructed in the late nineteenth century. Following extensive restoration, it became home to a children's museum in the late two-thousands.
A renowned sculptor who created a statue for this structure was later part of a selection panel that chose the designer for a monumental work at the opposite terminus of a famous green expanse. This work, the nation's largest equestrian monument, was dedicated in the early twentieth century on the centennial of its subject's birth. The artist who devoted two decades to its creation tragically passed away shortly before the unveiling ceremony.
On the date of this memorial's public dedication, a silent film premiered in a European capital that later inspired the title track of a mid-1980s debut record. This release was produced under the supervision of a British musician who had co-founded a label known for its innovative electronic productions. The recording featured dual female vocalists from a synthpop group that originated in the same West German city as a pioneering electronic music collective.
What is the name of this debut record?
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['256', '1431', '800', '319', '3903', '3705', '5738', '1207', '3906', '1848', '2237', '1289']
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['2237', '1289']
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['1715', '2827', '5262', '4646', '2067', '795', '4684', '6173', '5685', '3150', '4999', '1590', '860', '583', '3061', '3267']
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A Secret Wish
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7_0
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A former president of a major North American nation acquired an example of this seating design in the early 19th century and had it reproduced for personal use, with his estate now selling replicas. A Cuban-born designer who settled in a neighboring country in the mid-20th century spent years conducting ergonomic studies and structural analyses to modernize this traditional form, testing various natural materials and fabrics. The original design emerged as a colonial-era fusion combining European X-frame structures with indigenous ceremonial seats used by chiefs during spiritual rituals.
What is the name of this seating product?
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['5050', '3068', '3954']
|
['5050', '3068', '3954']
|
['4626', '99', '5179', '1470']
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Butaque chair
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7_1
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A former president of a major North American nation acquired an example of this seating design in the early 19th century and had it reproduced for personal use, with his estate now selling replicas. A Cuban-born designer who settled in a neighboring country in the mid-20th century spent years conducting ergonomic studies and structural analyses to modernize this traditional form, testing various natural materials and fabrics. The original design emerged as a colonial-era fusion combining European X-frame structures with indigenous ceremonial seats used by chiefs during spiritual rituals.
At an experimental arts institution in the mid-20th century where modernist designers created seating, a groundbreaking dance ensemble was established. One of its founding artists later pioneered a method of choreographic notation in the early 1970s, mailing illustrated movement sequences from a European capital to performers worldwide. This same individual also authored beloved children's literature in the 1960s, including a work featuring alternating fortunate and unfortunate events.
Who is this founding artist known for both innovative dance and children's books?
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['5050', '3068', '3954', '498', '234', '5676']
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['234', '5676']
|
['4626', '99', '5179', '1470', '5451', '2883', '6115', '4780', '4928', '3200', '4529', '1198']
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Remy Charlip
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8_0
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A production that premiered on a cable network owned by an entertainment conglomerate during the first two months of early 2021. The creator behind this work had previously directed a supernatural series about exorcism that aired on a different network three years prior. One of the lead performers in this series had portrayed a law enforcement officer in an earlier show, though the new role involved more intense physical sequences.
What is the title of this production?
|
['1604', '1589', '4478']
|
['1604']
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['5713']
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L.U.C.A.: The Beginning
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8_1
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A production that premiered on a cable network owned by an entertainment conglomerate during the first two months of early 2021. The creator behind this work had previously directed a supernatural series about exorcism that aired on a different network three years prior. One of the lead performers in this series had portrayed a law enforcement officer in an earlier show, though the new role involved more intense physical sequences.
The day one of the supporting actors exchanged vows coincided with the annual peak of a celestial event whose parent object was first detected using infrared satellite technology in the early eighties. This recurring spectacle, initially documented during the early years of the American Civil War, appears to emanate from a point near a prominent stellar twin in the night sky.
What is the name of this annual celestial event?
|
['1604', '1589', '4478', '4080', '981', '1224']
|
['981', '1224']
|
['5713', '3470', '1299', '2290', '1212', '2160', '1759', '3784', '280', '6052']
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Geminids
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9_0
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A memorial structure featuring four panels depicting the growth of civilization was unveiled in a Southeast Asian city in the early twentieth century to honor a colonial administrator. The eldest son of a railway inspector participated in a military expedition to a peninsula state during the mid-1870s, following the violent death of a government custodian at a riverside location. Local resistance forces planned but abandoned an attack on a settlement during heavy rain on the evening when their leader's adversary was eliminated.
What is the date when the government custodian was eliminated?
|
['1209', '4099', '1733']
|
['1733']
|
['4099', '1837']
|
2 November 1875
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9_1
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A memorial structure featuring four panels depicting the growth of civilization was unveiled in a Southeast Asian city in the early twentieth century to honor a colonial administrator. The eldest son of a railway inspector participated in a military expedition to a peninsula state during the mid-1870s, following the violent death of a government custodian at a riverside location. Local resistance forces planned but abandoned an attack on a settlement during heavy rain on the evening when their leader's adversary was eliminated.
Following the conflict, defeated leaders were banished to a remote island nation in the Indian Ocean where other political dissidents had been sent. One such exile in the mid-twentieth century occupied the territory's chief administrator's mountain retreat, which later served as a diplomatic residence for a Western power. This elevated location offers panoramic vistas of a capital harbor and surrounding island chains.
What is the name of this location?
|
['1209', '4099', '1733', '477', '4071', '1205']
|
['4071', '1205']
|
['4099', '1837', '477']
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Sans Souci
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9_2
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A memorial structure featuring four panels depicting the growth of civilization was unveiled in a Southeast Asian city in the early twentieth century to honor a colonial administrator. The eldest son of a railway inspector participated in a military expedition to a peninsula state during the mid-1870s, following the violent death of a government custodian at a riverside location. Local resistance forces planned but abandoned an attack on a settlement during heavy rain on the evening when their leader's adversary was eliminated.
Following the conflict, defeated leaders were banished to a remote island nation in the Indian Ocean where other political dissidents had been sent. One such exile in the mid-twentieth century occupied the territory's chief administrator's mountain retreat, which later served as a diplomatic residence for a Western power. This elevated location offers panoramic vistas of a capital harbor and surrounding island chains.
The nation's capital where these vistas can be observed was named to honor a monarch whose lengthy reign spanned over six decades during the nineteenth century. This same period witnessed the world's first massive international exhibition showcasing industrial achievements in a revolutionary glass and iron structure. It was also an age when a pioneering woman transformed nursing practices during a military conflict in the Crimean peninsula.
What historical period is being described?
|
['1209', '4099', '1733', '477', '4071', '1205', '1091', '1530', '1723']
|
['1530', '1723']
|
['4099', '1837', '477']
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Victorian era
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9_3
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A memorial structure featuring four panels depicting the growth of civilization was unveiled in a Southeast Asian city in the early twentieth century to honor a colonial administrator. The eldest son of a railway inspector participated in a military expedition to a peninsula state during the mid-1870s, following the violent death of a government custodian at a riverside location. Local resistance forces planned but abandoned an attack on a settlement during heavy rain on the evening when their leader's adversary was eliminated.
Following the conflict, defeated leaders were banished to a remote island nation in the Indian Ocean where other political dissidents had been sent. One such exile in the mid-twentieth century occupied the territory's chief administrator's mountain retreat, which later served as a diplomatic residence for a Western power. This elevated location offers panoramic vistas of a capital harbor and surrounding island chains.
The nation's capital where these vistas can be observed was named to honor a monarch whose lengthy reign spanned over six decades during the nineteenth century. This same period witnessed the world's first massive international exhibition showcasing industrial achievements in a revolutionary glass and iron structure. It was also an age when a pioneering woman transformed nursing practices during a military conflict in the Crimean peninsula.
The military conflict that revealed this nation's wartime shortcomings during the mid-nineteenth century concluded in the same year that a prestigious decoration was instituted to honor exceptional bravery. The inaugural ceremony for this accolade took place in a famous public green space, with the monarch presenting awards while mounted on horseback. According to long-standing tradition, though recently disputed by researchers, the decorations were allegedly crafted from metal obtained from artillery pieces captured during that same eastern European campaign.
What is the name of this decoration?
|
['1209', '4099', '1733', '477', '4071', '1205', '1091', '1530', '1723', '2967', '93', '4596']
|
['93', '4596']
|
['4099', '1837', '477', '2788', '2779', '6061', '768', '1801']
|
Victoria Cross
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10_0
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An athletic organization was established in the early half of the twentieth century's final decade in a coastal settlement that predates all other surviving urban centers in its nation by several centuries. This organization was initially formed by expatriates from a central European nation whose original club had disbanded while touring South America during an era when the league operated outside international football governance. Nearly two decades after its founding, this organization achieved a historic milestone by becoming the first representative from its region's coastal area to claim a national championship.
What is the name of this sports team?
|
['5913', '5975', '449']
|
['5913', '449']
|
['2172', '620', '4547', '3187', '5333']
|
Deportivo Samarios
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10_1
|
An athletic organization was established in the early half of the twentieth century's final decade in a coastal settlement that predates all other surviving urban centers in its nation by several centuries. This organization was initially formed by expatriates from a central European nation whose original club had disbanded while touring South America during an era when the league operated outside international football governance. Nearly two decades after its founding, this organization achieved a historic milestone by becoming the first representative from its region's coastal area to claim a national championship.
A member of the group of exiles joined a major international tournament final held in a Western European capital during the late 1930s. This tournament final saw the first successful title defense achieved on foreign soil by any competing nation in the event's history. The match was overseen by a referee from the host country at a venue that had previously staged summer athletic competitions.
What is the name of this tournament final?
|
['5913', '5975', '449', '1238', '4220', '31']
|
['4220', '31']
|
['2172', '620', '4547', '3187', '5333']
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1938 FIFA World Cup Final
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10_2
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An athletic organization was established in the early half of the twentieth century's final decade in a coastal settlement that predates all other surviving urban centers in its nation by several centuries. This organization was initially formed by expatriates from a central European nation whose original club had disbanded while touring South America during an era when the league operated outside international football governance. Nearly two decades after its founding, this organization achieved a historic milestone by becoming the first representative from its region's coastal area to claim a national championship.
A member of the group of exiles joined a major international tournament final held in a Western European capital during the late 1930s. This tournament final saw the first successful title defense achieved on foreign soil by any competing nation in the event's history. The match was overseen by a referee from the host country at a venue that had previously staged summer athletic competitions.
The Italian manager who led his team at this tournament had previously achieved gold in athletic competition held two years prior at a major event in a European capital that served as a propaganda showcase for an authoritarian regime. The name commonly used for this regime's period of rule was inspired by a book published in the early 1920s by a cultural critic who envisioned a new national order. This period came to an end in the spring of the mid-1940s when the regime unconditionally surrendered to Allied forces.
What is the name of this historical period?
|
['5913', '5975', '449', '1238', '4220', '31', '3462', '3110', '2380']
|
['3110', '2380']
|
['2172', '620', '4547', '3187', '5333', '1660', '2475', '3170', '165']
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Third Reich
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10_3
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An athletic organization was established in the early half of the twentieth century's final decade in a coastal settlement that predates all other surviving urban centers in its nation by several centuries. This organization was initially formed by expatriates from a central European nation whose original club had disbanded while touring South America during an era when the league operated outside international football governance. Nearly two decades after its founding, this organization achieved a historic milestone by becoming the first representative from its region's coastal area to claim a national championship.
A member of the group of exiles joined a major international tournament final held in a Western European capital during the late 1930s. This tournament final saw the first successful title defense achieved on foreign soil by any competing nation in the event's history. The match was overseen by a referee from the host country at a venue that had previously staged summer athletic competitions.
The Italian manager who led his team at this tournament had previously achieved gold in athletic competition held two years prior at a major event in a European capital that served as a propaganda showcase for an authoritarian regime. The name commonly used for this regime's period of rule was inspired by a book published in the early 1920s by a cultural critic who envisioned a new national order. This period came to an end in the spring of the mid-1940s when the regime unconditionally surrendered to Allied forces.
In the same year the book was published, a failed political uprising in a southern German city culminated at a monumental structure that had been deliberately fashioned after a famous open-air gallery in a Tuscan city. This structure's flanking animal sculptures were installed in the early twentieth century, crafted by an artist who passed away that same year. The original Italian model that inspired this building features wide arches that rest on columns with classical capitals.
What is the name of this monumental structure in the southern German city?
|
['5913', '5975', '449', '1238', '4220', '31', '3462', '3110', '2380', '5870', '3599', '4641']
|
['3599', '4641']
|
['2172', '620', '4547', '3187', '5333', '1660', '2475', '3170', '165', '5254', '2422']
|
Feldherrnhalle
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11_0
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A celestial body discovered in the early twentieth century by a religious figure in southeastern Massachusetts was later named after an institution where a graduate student calculated its orbital path in his thesis. At this same institution, athletic teams were known by an occupational title for nearly thirteen decades before adopting a new identity during the mid-1990s. The physical embodiment of this new identity received its current moniker more than a decade later, just before a historic contest with a nearby rival institution in the eastern region of a mid-Atlantic state.
What is the name of these athletic teams?
|
['1171', '5980', '561']
|
['5980', '561']
|
['1794']
|
Lehigh Mountain Hawks
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11_1
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A celestial body discovered in the early twentieth century by a religious figure in southeastern Massachusetts was later named after an institution where a graduate student calculated its orbital path in his thesis. At this same institution, athletic teams were known by an occupational title for nearly thirteen decades before adopting a new identity during the mid-1990s. The physical embodiment of this new identity received its current moniker more than a decade later, just before a historic contest with a nearby rival institution in the eastern region of a mid-Atlantic state.
On the same date this mascot received its name, a prominent institution along a ceremonial thoroughfare in the nation's seat of government was rededicated after a major renovation. This location's residents, despite paying the highest per-capita federal taxes, lack voting representation in the legislative branch. The jurisdiction itself operates under exclusive congressional authority as a federal district rather than holding statehood status.
What is the name of this federal district?
|
['1171', '5980', '561', '4049', '2119', '1729']
|
['2119', '1729']
|
['1794']
|
Washington, D.C.
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11_2
|
A celestial body discovered in the early twentieth century by a religious figure in southeastern Massachusetts was later named after an institution where a graduate student calculated its orbital path in his thesis. At this same institution, athletic teams were known by an occupational title for nearly thirteen decades before adopting a new identity during the mid-1990s. The physical embodiment of this new identity received its current moniker more than a decade later, just before a historic contest with a nearby rival institution in the eastern region of a mid-Atlantic state.
On the same date this mascot received its name, a prominent institution along a ceremonial thoroughfare in the nation's seat of government was rededicated after a major renovation. This location's residents, despite paying the highest per-capita federal taxes, lack voting representation in the legislative branch. The jurisdiction itself operates under exclusive congressional authority as a federal district rather than holding statehood status.
A widely-released animated feature that debuted on this date featured a canine protagonist voiced by a performer known for a mid-1970s musical film. A song from this production competed for a prominent film music honor at a ceremony held in the opening weeks of the following year, ultimately losing to a track written for a drama about a past-his-prime athlete. This particular accolade is presented annually by an organization of international entertainment journalists.
What is the name of this award?
|
['1171', '5980', '561', '4049', '2119', '1729', '2578', '375', '4647']
|
['375', '4647']
|
['1794']
|
Golden Globe Award for Best Original Song
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11_3
|
A celestial body discovered in the early twentieth century by a religious figure in southeastern Massachusetts was later named after an institution where a graduate student calculated its orbital path in his thesis. At this same institution, athletic teams were known by an occupational title for nearly thirteen decades before adopting a new identity during the mid-1990s. The physical embodiment of this new identity received its current moniker more than a decade later, just before a historic contest with a nearby rival institution in the eastern region of a mid-Atlantic state.
On the same date this mascot received its name, a prominent institution along a ceremonial thoroughfare in the nation's seat of government was rededicated after a major renovation. This location's residents, despite paying the highest per-capita federal taxes, lack voting representation in the legislative branch. The jurisdiction itself operates under exclusive congressional authority as a federal district rather than holding statehood status.
A widely-released animated feature that debuted on this date featured a canine protagonist voiced by a performer known for a mid-1970s musical film. A song from this production competed for a prominent film music honor at a ceremony held in the opening weeks of the following year, ultimately losing to a track written for a drama about a past-his-prime athlete. This particular accolade is presented annually by an organization of international entertainment journalists.
In the same year this award ceremony was held, researchers at a California-based technology laboratory announced they had finally built a device that had been mathematically predicted nearly four decades earlier based on symmetry arguments in circuit theory. This component is constructed using a compound commonly found in both sunscreen and white pigment. The theorist who originally envisioned this element in the early 1970s was affiliated with a major public university in the same state.
What is the name of this component?
|
['1171', '5980', '561', '4049', '2119', '1729', '2578', '375', '4647', '1394', '2471', '3997']
|
['2471', '3997']
|
['1794', '1925', '3239', '2342', '5820', '4560', '2550', '4323', '6199', '3713', '826']
|
Memristor
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12_0
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A member of a family-owned manufacturing enterprise traveled across the Atlantic in the early twentieth century and returned with a botanical specimen native to the western hemisphere. This enterprise received an official endorsement from the British monarchy over a century ago that has been continuously maintained through successive reigns. The main ingredient for their signature offering can only be harvested during a brief window spanning less than a month each summer, and this enterprise is believed to be the sole commercial cultivator of this crop globally.
What is the name of this signature product?
|
['1348', '959', '4217']
|
['1348', '4217']
|
['4296', '3091', '2871', '5608', '582']
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Little Scarlet Strawberry Conserve
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12_1
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A member of a family-owned manufacturing enterprise traveled across the Atlantic in the early twentieth century and returned with a botanical specimen native to the western hemisphere. This enterprise received an official endorsement from the British monarchy over a century ago that has been continuously maintained through successive reigns. The main ingredient for their signature offering can only be harvested during a brief window spanning less than a month each summer, and this enterprise is believed to be the sole commercial cultivator of this crop globally.
The literary work mentioned on that jar's label was penned at a tropical estate in a Caribbean coastal settlement. This locale's maritime ecosystem received formal protection status in the early 2010s, when local fishermen joined forces with a foundation to establish a no-fishing zone. In the early sixteenth century, a European explorer sailing on his final westward voyage named an island in the bay after a revered figure, and three centuries later, a religious reformer established one of the region's pioneering self-sufficient communities on land purchased from former plantation owners.
What is the name of this coastal settlement?
|
['1348', '959', '4217', '5490', '1978', '5481']
|
['1978', '5481']
|
['4296', '3091', '2871', '5608', '582', '1480', '2494', '1686', '5536']
|
Oracabessa
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12_2
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A member of a family-owned manufacturing enterprise traveled across the Atlantic in the early twentieth century and returned with a botanical specimen native to the western hemisphere. This enterprise received an official endorsement from the British monarchy over a century ago that has been continuously maintained through successive reigns. The main ingredient for their signature offering can only be harvested during a brief window spanning less than a month each summer, and this enterprise is believed to be the sole commercial cultivator of this crop globally.
The literary work mentioned on that jar's label was penned at a tropical estate in a Caribbean coastal settlement. This locale's maritime ecosystem received formal protection status in the early 2010s, when local fishermen joined forces with a foundation to establish a no-fishing zone. In the early sixteenth century, a European explorer sailing on his final westward voyage named an island in the bay after a revered figure, and three centuries later, a religious reformer established one of the region's pioneering self-sufficient communities on land purchased from former plantation owners.
When the individual referenced earlier wed a military officer in the early 1910s, they lost their status under a statute enacted half a decade prior. A legislative remedy for this inequity was signed into law during the early autumn of the early 1920s by a presidential administration later tarnished by corruption scandals. This measure, introduced by a midwestern representative, underwent multiple amendments in subsequent years to address lingering racial and procedural disparities.
What is the name of this legislative remedy?
|
['1348', '959', '4217', '5490', '1978', '5481', '881', '1183', '1004']
|
['1183', '1004']
|
['4296', '3091', '2871', '5608', '582', '1480', '2494', '1686', '5536', '716', '3283', '3690', '5721']
|
Cable Act
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12_3
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A member of a family-owned manufacturing enterprise traveled across the Atlantic in the early twentieth century and returned with a botanical specimen native to the western hemisphere. This enterprise received an official endorsement from the British monarchy over a century ago that has been continuously maintained through successive reigns. The main ingredient for their signature offering can only be harvested during a brief window spanning less than a month each summer, and this enterprise is believed to be the sole commercial cultivator of this crop globally.
The literary work mentioned on that jar's label was penned at a tropical estate in a Caribbean coastal settlement. This locale's maritime ecosystem received formal protection status in the early 2010s, when local fishermen joined forces with a foundation to establish a no-fishing zone. In the early sixteenth century, a European explorer sailing on his final westward voyage named an island in the bay after a revered figure, and three centuries later, a religious reformer established one of the region's pioneering self-sufficient communities on land purchased from former plantation owners.
When the individual referenced earlier wed a military officer in the early 1910s, they lost their status under a statute enacted half a decade prior. A legislative remedy for this inequity was signed into law during the early autumn of the early 1920s by a presidential administration later tarnished by corruption scandals. This measure, introduced by a midwestern representative, underwent multiple amendments in subsequent years to address lingering racial and procedural disparities.
The same day this legislation was enacted, a catastrophic urban fire in a major port city was finally extinguished after burning for over a week. This blaze had begun four days after military forces entered the cosmopolitan metropolis following a prolonged territorial conflict. Eyewitnesses reported seeing soldiers setting fires in minority residential areas during the late afternoon hours when the conflagration first ignited.
On what date did this fire begin?
|
['1348', '959', '4217', '5490', '1978', '5481', '881', '1183', '1004', '5189', '4031', '1758']
|
['4031', '1758']
|
['4296', '3091', '2871', '5608', '582', '1480', '2494', '1686', '5536', '716', '3283', '3690', '5721', '5277', '383', '652', '3850', '4891']
|
September 13, 1922
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13_0
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A creator studied under an acclaimed filmmaker in a central European capital during the early-to-mid eighties, before later having their work featured at an international film festival in the early nineties. This same creator conceived a commemorative installation with a collaborator who received a prestigious state honor for cultural achievement in the same year the installation was dedicated. The installation commemorates victims of a fascist militia that operated along a major river in the winter following a mid-twentieth century year ending in four.
What is the specific date when this commemorative installation was unveiled?
|
['1125', '2804', '1214']
|
['2804', '1214']
|
['4172']
|
April 16, 2005
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13_1
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A creator studied under an acclaimed filmmaker in a central European capital during the early-to-mid eighties, before later having their work featured at an international film festival in the early nineties. This same creator conceived a commemorative installation with a collaborator who received a prestigious state honor for cultural achievement in the same year the installation was dedicated. The installation commemorates victims of a fascist militia that operated along a major river in the winter following a mid-twentieth century year ending in four.
In the year of this date, a prominent state honor for cultural achievement was given to a pianist and conductor who co-founded a musical ensemble in the early eighties. This ensemble earned recognition for their recording of a ballet involving a mandarin character, winning a prestigious award for orchestral performance in the late nineties. The leader of this ensemble also established a society dedicated to a composer born in Bohemia who passed away during the early twentieth century.
What is the name of this musical ensemble?
|
['1125', '2804', '1214', '3185', '1458', '437']
|
['1458', '437']
|
['4172', '4500']
|
Budapest Festival Orchestra
|
13_2
|
A creator studied under an acclaimed filmmaker in a central European capital during the early-to-mid eighties, before later having their work featured at an international film festival in the early nineties. This same creator conceived a commemorative installation with a collaborator who received a prestigious state honor for cultural achievement in the same year the installation was dedicated. The installation commemorates victims of a fascist militia that operated along a major river in the winter following a mid-twentieth century year ending in four.
In the year of this date, a prominent state honor for cultural achievement was given to a pianist and conductor who co-founded a musical ensemble in the early eighties. This ensemble earned recognition for their recording of a ballet involving a mandarin character, winning a prestigious award for orchestral performance in the late nineties. The leader of this ensemble also established a society dedicated to a composer born in Bohemia who passed away during the early twentieth century.
On the same winter date this individual was born, a catastrophic series of natural disasters in the Alps trapped tens of thousands and claimed hundreds of lives. This event prompted an alpine nation to expand a warning system that had been inaugurated just over five years earlier, on the shortest day of the year in the Northern Hemisphere during the final year of a global conflict.
On what date was the first such public warning bulletin issued?
|
['1125', '2804', '1214', '3185', '1458', '437', '4792', '123', '2520']
|
['123']
|
['4172', '4500', '80', '1964']
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December 21, 1945
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13_3
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A creator studied under an acclaimed filmmaker in a central European capital during the early-to-mid eighties, before later having their work featured at an international film festival in the early nineties. This same creator conceived a commemorative installation with a collaborator who received a prestigious state honor for cultural achievement in the same year the installation was dedicated. The installation commemorates victims of a fascist militia that operated along a major river in the winter following a mid-twentieth century year ending in four.
In the year of this date, a prominent state honor for cultural achievement was given to a pianist and conductor who co-founded a musical ensemble in the early eighties. This ensemble earned recognition for their recording of a ballet involving a mandarin character, winning a prestigious award for orchestral performance in the late nineties. The leader of this ensemble also established a society dedicated to a composer born in Bohemia who passed away during the early twentieth century.
On the same winter date this individual was born, a catastrophic series of natural disasters in the Alps trapped tens of thousands and claimed hundreds of lives. This event prompted an alpine nation to expand a warning system that had been inaugurated just over five years earlier, on the shortest day of the year in the Northern Hemisphere during the final year of a global conflict.
A prominent reggae musician born in the year corresponding to this date released a work in the late seventies that a major American publication later declared the finest album of its century. This recording was created during a self-imposed exile in a European capital following an armed attack on the artist's residence, and it maintained a presence on that nation's album rankings for over a year without interruption.
What is the name of this album?
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|
['5853', '3453']
|
['4172', '4500', '80', '1964', '6019', '5087', '875', '3358', '1934', '4589', '2765']
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Exodus
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14_0
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A structure in a Gulf Coast city was constructed during the early nineteenth century when a European monarchy governed a southeastern territory for the second time. The architectural style of this dwelling may have originated in Caribbean islands and was potentially introduced to the coast by refugees from a former colony. This building was relocated from its original location to a different street in the late twentieth century by a preservation organization.
What is the name of this building?
|
['2541', '3689', '808']
|
['2541', '3689', '808']
|
['2682', '1531', '2588']
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Lavalle House
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14_1
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A structure in a Gulf Coast city was constructed during the early nineteenth century when a European monarchy governed a southeastern territory for the second time. The architectural style of this dwelling may have originated in Caribbean islands and was potentially introduced to the coast by refugees from a former colony. This building was relocated from its original location to a different street in the late twentieth century by a preservation organization.
The year this dwelling was erected marks the beginning of a major European alliance that united a maritime empire, an eastern autocracy, and a central European monarchy against an expanding French domain. This military conflict concluded within a twelve-month span after agreements were signed in a city that would later become a national capital. The alliance included northern and southern Mediterranean kingdoms among its members.
What is the name of this conflict?
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['2541', '3689', '808', '4316', '3458', '219']
|
['3458', '219']
|
['2682', '1531', '2588', '2742', '195', '845', '3992', '5841']
|
War of the Third Coalition
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15_0
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A former professional combatant coached alongside another fighter on a reality competition featuring larger weight class athletes that debuted on a cable network in the late 2000s. This same individual portrayed a character originally made famous by an actor known for wearing distinctive jewelry and having a mohawk hairstyle in a theatrical adaptation. The theatrical production was based on a series that originally aired in the early-to-mid part of the decade four score years ago.
What is the name of this theatrical adaptation?
|
['29', '5011', '3508']
|
['3508']
|
[]
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The A-Team
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15_1
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A former professional combatant coached alongside another fighter on a reality competition featuring larger weight class athletes that debuted on a cable network in the late 2000s. This same individual portrayed a character originally made famous by an actor known for wearing distinctive jewelry and having a mohawk hairstyle in a theatrical adaptation. The theatrical production was based on a series that originally aired in the early-to-mid part of the decade four score years ago.
The sci-fi thriller film featuring the actor from the theatrical production earned recognition from an organization of speculative fiction authors in the early twenty-tens. This honor was established in the early nineties to commemorate a prolific writer who passed away in the early twenty-tens and had previously been recognized as a grand master by the same organization. The recognition allows for various dramatic formats including motion pictures and serialized content, though full series are typically ineligible unless presented as limited arcs.
What is the name of this award?
|
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|
['84', '1070']
|
[]
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Ray Bradbury Award for Outstanding Dramatic Presentation
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15_2
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A former professional combatant coached alongside another fighter on a reality competition featuring larger weight class athletes that debuted on a cable network in the late 2000s. This same individual portrayed a character originally made famous by an actor known for wearing distinctive jewelry and having a mohawk hairstyle in a theatrical adaptation. The theatrical production was based on a series that originally aired in the early-to-mid part of the decade four score years ago.
The sci-fi thriller film featuring the actor from the theatrical production earned recognition from an organization of speculative fiction authors in the early twenty-tens. This honor was established in the early nineties to commemorate a prolific writer who passed away in the early twenty-tens and had previously been recognized as a grand master by the same organization. The recognition allows for various dramatic formats including motion pictures and serialized content, though full series are typically ineligible unless presented as limited arcs.
On the same date this prolific writer passed away in a major West Coast metropolitan area, an astronomical phenomenon occurred that had not been visible from that city since the late eighteen-hundreds. The venue that hosted thousands of attendees for this celestial observation utilized a specialized triple-mirrored tracking device originally designed in the early nineteen-thirties by a renowned telescope designer.
What was the name of this public observational event?
|
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|
['3366']
|
['467']
|
Public Viewing of the Transit of Venus
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15_3
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A former professional combatant coached alongside another fighter on a reality competition featuring larger weight class athletes that debuted on a cable network in the late 2000s. This same individual portrayed a character originally made famous by an actor known for wearing distinctive jewelry and having a mohawk hairstyle in a theatrical adaptation. The theatrical production was based on a series that originally aired in the early-to-mid part of the decade four score years ago.
The sci-fi thriller film featuring the actor from the theatrical production earned recognition from an organization of speculative fiction authors in the early twenty-tens. This honor was established in the early nineties to commemorate a prolific writer who passed away in the early twenty-tens and had previously been recognized as a grand master by the same organization. The recognition allows for various dramatic formats including motion pictures and serialized content, though full series are typically ineligible unless presented as limited arcs.
On the same date this prolific writer passed away in a major West Coast metropolitan area, an astronomical phenomenon occurred that had not been visible from that city since the late eighteen-hundreds. The venue that hosted thousands of attendees for this celestial observation utilized a specialized triple-mirrored tracking device originally designed in the early nineteen-thirties by a renowned telescope designer.
Within days of this astronomical event, a science fiction film was released that follows a crew searching for humanity's ancient creators. The production featured an artificial being who modeled his appearance and mannerisms after a classic film character from the early nineteen-sixties, even adopting the iconic hairstyle. This visually stunning feature earned recognition from the motion picture academy in a technical category the following year.
What is the name of this science fiction film?
|
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|
['468', '3790']
|
['467', '4095', '2780', '2582', '1117', '2288', '113', '6044', '3124', '2308']
|
Prometheus
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16_0
|
A global marketing initiative in the mid-2010s recruited over a dozen elite athletes from different continents to participate in a fictional scenario. As part of this campaign, organizers utilized a device feature to measure supporters' emotional investment in the sport across multiple nations during competitive events. One of the recruited athletes had previously competed against a club team owned by the same technology conglomerate that orchestrated this entire promotional effort, scoring against them during a domestic rivalry match in the late 2000s.
What flagship consumer electronics device was this campaign primarily designed to promote?
|
['5233', '506', '386']
|
['5233', '506']
|
['6179', '5117', '1745', '1286', '5770']
|
Samsung Galaxy S5
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16_1
|
A global marketing initiative in the mid-2010s recruited over a dozen elite athletes from different continents to participate in a fictional scenario. As part of this campaign, organizers utilized a device feature to measure supporters' emotional investment in the sport across multiple nations during competitive events. One of the recruited athletes had previously competed against a club team owned by the same technology conglomerate that orchestrated this entire promotional effort, scoring against them during a domestic rivalry match in the late 2000s.
The same day this device was announced, a Spanish football club's governing body called for a vote that would become only the second of its kind in their history since the mid-20th century. The voting took place with arrangements including nearly two hundred individual stations set up at their venue. Members also approved the potential sale of their venue's identification to generate an additional nine-figure sum in euros.
What is the name of this referendum?
|
['5233', '506', '386', '892', '4154', '6114']
|
['4154']
|
['6179', '5117', '1745', '1286', '5770', '3271', '3335', '3099', '3027', '4308']
|
Espai Barça referendum
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16_2
|
A global marketing initiative in the mid-2010s recruited over a dozen elite athletes from different continents to participate in a fictional scenario. As part of this campaign, organizers utilized a device feature to measure supporters' emotional investment in the sport across multiple nations during competitive events. One of the recruited athletes had previously competed against a club team owned by the same technology conglomerate that orchestrated this entire promotional effort, scoring against them during a domestic rivalry match in the late 2000s.
The same day this device was announced, a Spanish football club's governing body called for a vote that would become only the second of its kind in their history since the mid-20th century. The voting took place with arrangements including nearly two hundred individual stations set up at their venue. Members also approved the potential sale of their venue's identification to generate an additional nine-figure sum in euros.
A flagship waterproof smartphone was released in an Asian market the same day as this vote. That phone was announced at a major European technology event alongside a life-logging wearable device that paired with smartphones via NFC or Bluetooth. The wearable had an IP58 waterproof rating and could track sleep patterns while being worn continuously for multiple days on a single charge.
What is the name of this wearable device?
|
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|
['5001', '5270']
|
['6179', '5117', '1745', '1286', '5770', '3271', '3335', '3099', '3027', '4308', '2025', '5647', '4773', '512', '3706']
|
Sony SmartBand SWR10
|
16_3
|
A global marketing initiative in the mid-2010s recruited over a dozen elite athletes from different continents to participate in a fictional scenario. As part of this campaign, organizers utilized a device feature to measure supporters' emotional investment in the sport across multiple nations during competitive events. One of the recruited athletes had previously competed against a club team owned by the same technology conglomerate that orchestrated this entire promotional effort, scoring against them during a domestic rivalry match in the late 2000s.
The same day this device was announced, a Spanish football club's governing body called for a vote that would become only the second of its kind in their history since the mid-20th century. The voting took place with arrangements including nearly two hundred individual stations set up at their venue. Members also approved the potential sale of their venue's identification to generate an additional nine-figure sum in euros.
A flagship waterproof smartphone was released in an Asian market the same day as this vote. That phone was announced at a major European technology event alongside a life-logging wearable device that paired with smartphones via NFC or Bluetooth. The wearable had an IP58 waterproof rating and could track sleep patterns while being worn continuously for multiple days on a single charge.
During the same annual technology showcase where this device debuted, a major chip manufacturer unveiled an initiative offering over one million dollars in total prizes to encourage innovation in the same product category. The initiative ran throughout that calendar year and culminated with finalists presenting their prototypes to industry experts late in the autumn. The winning concept, which secured half a million in prize money, was a wrist-worn flying device capable of capturing photos autonomously.
What was the name of this competition?
|
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|
['4395', '2737']
|
['6179', '5117', '1745', '1286', '5770', '3271', '3335', '3099', '3027', '4308', '2025', '5647', '4773', '512', '3706', '894', '6232', '2302', '6158', '558']
|
Intel Make It Wearable Challenge
|
17_0
|
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?
|
['1003', '5362', '3739']
|
['1003', '5362', '3739']
|
['5326', '4512', '4757']
|
Ole Haugsrud
|
17_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?
|
['1003', '5362', '3739', '965', '2190', '362']
|
['2190', '362']
|
['5326', '4512', '4757', '4587']
|
Danny Masterson
|
17_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?
|
['1003', '5362', '3739', '965', '2190', '362', '1053', '6055', '5375']
|
['6055', '5375']
|
['5326', '4512', '4757', '4587', '1887']
|
iMac G3
|
18_0
|
A shipwreck occurred on an island during the tenth month of the final decade of the sixteenth century, leading to confiscation of valuable cargo. In response to this maritime incident, a diplomatic embassy brought an exotic mammal as a gift the following year to a military ruler in the same nation. A group consisting of religious figures and laypeople were publicly executed in a coastal city following the maritime incident.
On what date did this execution take place?
|
['5984', '5845', '1172']
|
['5845', '1172']
|
['3415', '4477', '1156']
|
February 5, 1597
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18_1
|
A shipwreck occurred on an island during the tenth month of the final decade of the sixteenth century, leading to confiscation of valuable cargo. In response to this maritime incident, a diplomatic embassy brought an exotic mammal as a gift the following year to a military ruler in the same nation. A group consisting of religious figures and laypeople were publicly executed in a coastal city following the maritime incident.
The same seismic event that leveled the retirement castle mentioned earlier also destroyed a religious structure containing one of the nation's largest Buddha statues. Decades later, a bronze monument was cast at this site in the early seventeenth century, recognized among three of its kind nationally for exceptional scale. Text inscribed on this artifact was interpreted as containing divided characters from a political leader's name, precipitating armed conflict.
What is this bronze monument?
|
['5984', '5845', '1172', '4024', '2498', '2103']
|
['2498', '2103']
|
['3415', '4477', '1156', '3544', '2157', '1562']
|
Hōkō-ji Temple Bell
|
18_2
|
A shipwreck occurred on an island during the tenth month of the final decade of the sixteenth century, leading to confiscation of valuable cargo. In response to this maritime incident, a diplomatic embassy brought an exotic mammal as a gift the following year to a military ruler in the same nation. A group consisting of religious figures and laypeople were publicly executed in a coastal city following the maritime incident.
The same seismic event that leveled the retirement castle mentioned earlier also destroyed a religious structure containing one of the nation's largest Buddha statues. Decades later, a bronze monument was cast at this site in the early seventeenth century, recognized among three of its kind nationally for exceptional scale. Text inscribed on this artifact was interpreted as containing divided characters from a political leader's name, precipitating armed conflict.
During the same period when this bronze artifact was created, a castle construction project in a nearby region brought craftspeople who introduced a resist-dyeing technique to a settlement along a historic route. The resulting textile product, characterized by contrast between plant-based dye and natural fiber shades, employs more than a hundred distinct manipulation methods. This handicraft was formally recognized by national authorities in the mid-seventies of the last century.
What is the name of this traditional textile product?
|
['5984', '5845', '1172', '4024', '2498', '2103', '96', '5663', '3811']
|
['5663', '3811']
|
['3415', '4477', '1156', '3544', '2157', '1562']
|
Arimatsu Narumi Shibori
|
19_0
|
A prominent South Asian choreographer, known for blending traditional dance forms with modern sensibilities, contributed artistic work to a Hindi-language feature that explored communal violence in South Asia. This individual was the niece of a significant political figure who served as deputy to the first leader of their newly independent nation in the mid-twentieth century. The choreographer's final creative years coincided with receiving the highest fellowship from their nation's academy for performing arts, an honor bestowed in the early part of the twenty-first century.
On what date was this choreographer born?
|
['4978', '5209', '4476']
|
['4978', '4476']
|
['5781', '2099', '3062', '5209', '2432']
|
December 6, 1928
|
19_1
|
A prominent South Asian choreographer, known for blending traditional dance forms with modern sensibilities, contributed artistic work to a Hindi-language feature that explored communal violence in South Asia. This individual was the niece of a significant political figure who served as deputy to the first leader of their newly independent nation in the mid-twentieth century. The choreographer's final creative years coincided with receiving the highest fellowship from their nation's academy for performing arts, an honor bestowed in the early part of the twenty-first century.
On the same calendar date that this individual entered the world, a violent labor dispute in a South American nation's agricultural sector resulted in military intervention against striking workers. The subsequent political transformation in that country led to a liberal administration introducing groundbreaking legislation in the mid-1930s that redefined property ownership based on productive use rather than mere title. This legal framework established the principle that land rights must serve collective interests, allowing state acquisition of underutilized estates.
What is the name of this legislation?
|
['4978', '5209', '4476', '5727', '3270', '1815']
|
['3270', '1815']
|
['5781', '2099', '3062', '5209', '2432', '694', '927', '6160', '5428']
|
Law 200 of 1936
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19_2
|
A prominent South Asian choreographer, known for blending traditional dance forms with modern sensibilities, contributed artistic work to a Hindi-language feature that explored communal violence in South Asia. This individual was the niece of a significant political figure who served as deputy to the first leader of their newly independent nation in the mid-twentieth century. The choreographer's final creative years coincided with receiving the highest fellowship from their nation's academy for performing arts, an honor bestowed in the early part of the twenty-first century.
On the same calendar date that this individual entered the world, a violent labor dispute in a South American nation's agricultural sector resulted in military intervention against striking workers. The subsequent political transformation in that country led to a liberal administration introducing groundbreaking legislation in the mid-1930s that redefined property ownership based on productive use rather than mere title. This legal framework established the principle that land rights must serve collective interests, allowing state acquisition of underutilized estates.
In the year the national football governing body of this South American nation gained international federation recognition, a sports venue was inaugurated in a mountainous central city. This venue's tenant achieved an improbable continental championship triumph early in the 21st century, defeating defending champions in a shootout where the opposition failed to convert any attempts. The club is known by a monochromatic nickname and hails from one of the smaller urban centers competing in the country's top division.
What is the name of this club?
|
['4978', '5209', '4476', '5727', '3270', '1815', '3116', '1953', '2653']
|
['1953', '2653']
|
['5781', '2099', '3062', '5209', '2432', '694', '927', '6160', '5428', '1549', '5440', '2113', '5682', '4363']
|
Once Caldas
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19_3
|
A prominent South Asian choreographer, known for blending traditional dance forms with modern sensibilities, contributed artistic work to a Hindi-language feature that explored communal violence in South Asia. This individual was the niece of a significant political figure who served as deputy to the first leader of their newly independent nation in the mid-twentieth century. The choreographer's final creative years coincided with receiving the highest fellowship from their nation's academy for performing arts, an honor bestowed in the early part of the twenty-first century.
On the same calendar date that this individual entered the world, a violent labor dispute in a South American nation's agricultural sector resulted in military intervention against striking workers. The subsequent political transformation in that country led to a liberal administration introducing groundbreaking legislation in the mid-1930s that redefined property ownership based on productive use rather than mere title. This legal framework established the principle that land rights must serve collective interests, allowing state acquisition of underutilized estates.
In the year the national football governing body of this South American nation gained international federation recognition, a sports venue was inaugurated in a mountainous central city. This venue's tenant achieved an improbable continental championship triumph early in the 21st century, defeating defending champions in a shootout where the opposition failed to convert any attempts. The club is known by a monochromatic nickname and hails from one of the smaller urban centers competing in the country's top division.
During a continental tournament hosted in the same nation where this sports facility is located, the championship decider was disrupted early in play when aerial performers who had missed their scheduled pre-match appearance descended onto the playing surface. The delay lasted several minutes in the capital city's main venue. This occurred at the culmination of a competition that was nearly relocated to a neighboring country due to safety considerations.
What is the name of this event where parachutists interrupted the match?
|
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|
['3806', '6045']
|
['5781', '2099', '3062', '5209', '2432', '694', '927', '6160', '5428', '1549', '5440', '2113', '5682', '4363', '5904', '1556', '3931']
|
2001 Copa América final
|
21_0
|
A national organization was established following a constituent assembly that convened in the capital city during the first week of the year, just months after the sport had been transferred from a different administrative body. This organization later saw many of its affiliated clubs forced to shut down when a governmental resolution in the early nineteen-nineties ordered the closure of departmental sport clubs tied to the military. The organizational structure supporting this sport had undergone a major reorganization when it was placed under the Council of Ministers in the early eighties, only to be disbanded entirely by the time of the post-communist transition.
What is the name of this organization?
|
['3156', '712', '3621']
|
['3156']
|
['4418', '712', '3621']
|
Bulgarian Federation of Sport Shooting
|
21_1
|
A national organization was established following a constituent assembly that convened in the capital city during the first week of the year, just months after the sport had been transferred from a different administrative body. This organization later saw many of its affiliated clubs forced to shut down when a governmental resolution in the early nineteen-nineties ordered the closure of departmental sport clubs tied to the military. The organizational structure supporting this sport had undergone a major reorganization when it was placed under the Council of Ministers in the early eighties, only to be disbanded entirely by the time of the post-communist transition.
Six days following the opening ceremonies of an international sporting competition held in the same month and year this individual achieved their historic success, an eastern nation conducted a weapons test with explosive power comparable to what was used on a certain Japanese city near the end of a major twentieth-century conflict. The device was deployed from a platform exceeding one hundred meters in height and carried a code designation referencing a female term of address. This demonstration made the testing country the fifth nation to achieve such capability.
What is the name or designation of this weapons test?
|
['3156', '712', '3621', '3633', '1321', '2540']
|
['1321', '2540']
|
['4418', '712', '3621', '5471', '4655', '4578', '4312', '3414', '3043', '2272', '925', '4109']
|
Project 596
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22_0
|
A wartime propaganda documentary released in the summer of the early forties featured an actor who played a bomber pilot. This same individual led an aerial operation designed to breach the walls of a correctional facility in occupied territory. The mission took place in the second month of the year following the establishment of a specialized RAF marking force.
On what date did this prison raid operation occur?
|
['2391', '857', '1911']
|
['857', '1911']
|
['4602', '4958', '5698', '5700', '5171']
|
18 February 1944
|
22_1
|
A wartime propaganda documentary released in the summer of the early forties featured an actor who played a bomber pilot. This same individual led an aerial operation designed to breach the walls of a correctional facility in occupied territory. The mission took place in the second month of the year following the establishment of a specialized RAF marking force.
That same year witnessed the development of a medical device in occupied territory, constructed from materials typically used for food preservation and automotive components. This apparatus employed a lengthy semipermeable barrier wrapped around a rotating cylindrical structure to filter blood when natural organs failed. The innovation addressed the accumulation of a specific nitrogenous waste compound through an extracorporeal process.
What is the name of this medical device?
|
['2391', '857', '1911', '2401', '5674', '3034']
|
['5674', '3034']
|
['4602', '4958', '5698', '5700', '5171', '2320', '2177', '3241', '3589']
|
Artificial kidney
|
22_2
|
A wartime propaganda documentary released in the summer of the early forties featured an actor who played a bomber pilot. This same individual led an aerial operation designed to breach the walls of a correctional facility in occupied territory. The mission took place in the second month of the year following the establishment of a specialized RAF marking force.
That same year witnessed the development of a medical device in occupied territory, constructed from materials typically used for food preservation and automotive components. This apparatus employed a lengthy semipermeable barrier wrapped around a rotating cylindrical structure to filter blood when natural organs failed. The innovation addressed the accumulation of a specific nitrogenous waste compound through an extracorporeal process.
The same year a pioneering medical researcher relocated to a western academic institution to continue work on vital replacement organs, a debut composition by a southern female songwriter climbed to third position on year-end charts. This narrative piece earned its creator multiple major music industry honors at a ceremony the following year, making her the first artist from a particular genre to achieve best newcomer recognition at that event.
What is the title of this chart-topping composition?
|
['2391', '857', '1911', '2401', '5674', '3034', '2773', '1805', '5547']
|
['1805', '5547']
|
['4602', '4958', '5698', '5700', '5171', '2320', '2177', '3241', '3589']
|
Ode to Billie Joe
|
22_3
|
A wartime propaganda documentary released in the summer of the early forties featured an actor who played a bomber pilot. This same individual led an aerial operation designed to breach the walls of a correctional facility in occupied territory. The mission took place in the second month of the year following the establishment of a specialized RAF marking force.
That same year witnessed the development of a medical device in occupied territory, constructed from materials typically used for food preservation and automotive components. This apparatus employed a lengthy semipermeable barrier wrapped around a rotating cylindrical structure to filter blood when natural organs failed. The innovation addressed the accumulation of a specific nitrogenous waste compound through an extracorporeal process.
The same year a pioneering medical researcher relocated to a western academic institution to continue work on vital replacement organs, a debut composition by a southern female songwriter climbed to third position on year-end charts. This narrative piece earned its creator multiple major music industry honors at a ceremony the following year, making her the first artist from a particular genre to achieve best newcomer recognition at that event.
An individual born on the same leap day as that ceremony would later become a record producer from a western Pennsylvania steel town. This artist co-produced a mid-nineties track that appeared on a popular urban comedy film soundtrack, working alongside a renowned West Coast producer. His solo debut single from an earlier crime drama soundtrack featured a music video helmed by a director known for stylized visuals in urban music videos.
Who is this record producer?
|
['2391', '857', '1911', '2401', '5674', '3034', '2773', '1805', '5547', '955', '3664', '2369']
|
['3664', '2369']
|
['4602', '4958', '5698', '5700', '5171', '2320', '2177', '3241', '3589', '5404', '5067', '5459', '529', '4863']
|
Sam Sneed
|
23_0
|
A business in a mountainous valley was originally established by someone who came from a European country in the middle of the nineteenth century to work on infrastructure connecting two major cities. This same enterprise recently made a significant investment in renewable energy technology, becoming entirely reliant on a natural resource abundant in their region for more than three hundred days annually. The founder of this establishment created what became recognized as the nation's first operation of its kind designed for selling products commercially to the public market, predating similar ventures that were initially restricted to religious communities.
What is the name of this company?
|
['1790', '4969', '2424']
|
['1790', '4969', '2424']
|
[]
|
Domaine des Tourelles
|
23_1
|
A business in a mountainous valley was originally established by someone who came from a European country in the middle of the nineteenth century to work on infrastructure connecting two major cities. This same enterprise recently made a significant investment in renewable energy technology, becoming entirely reliant on a natural resource abundant in their region for more than three hundred days annually. The founder of this establishment created what became recognized as the nation's first operation of its kind designed for selling products commercially to the public market, predating similar ventures that were initially restricted to religious communities.
In the same year this business was founded, a device received legal protection in a midwestern state that would revolutionize written communication. The arrangement of characters on this device was influenced by professionals who transcribed coded electronic signals, leading to an unconventional sequence that remains dominant today. A curious feature of this arrangement is that the name of the device itself can be produced using only characters from a single horizontal line.
What is the name of the keyboard arrangement developed for this device?
|
['1790', '4969', '2424', '2919', '1587', '4546']
|
['1587', '4546']
|
[]
|
QWERTY keyboard layout
|
23_2
|
A business in a mountainous valley was originally established by someone who came from a European country in the middle of the nineteenth century to work on infrastructure connecting two major cities. This same enterprise recently made a significant investment in renewable energy technology, becoming entirely reliant on a natural resource abundant in their region for more than three hundred days annually. The founder of this establishment created what became recognized as the nation's first operation of its kind designed for selling products commercially to the public market, predating similar ventures that were initially restricted to religious communities.
In the same year this business was founded, a device received legal protection in a midwestern state that would revolutionize written communication. The arrangement of characters on this device was influenced by professionals who transcribed coded electronic signals, leading to an unconventional sequence that remains dominant today. A curious feature of this arrangement is that the name of the device itself can be produced using only characters from a single horizontal line.
The same year this invention received its patent, the world's oldest scientific prize recognized a researcher for work in acoustics, optics, electricity and magnetism. Nearly one hundred fifty years later, a mathematician who proved a centuries-old conjecture through elliptic curves received both that historic prize and a Scandinavian award established in the early 2000s. This latter recognition, named for a 19th-century mathematician and directly modeled after a different famous prize set, comes with a monetary award exceeding seven million units of its country's currency.
What is the name of this Scandinavian mathematics award?
|
['1790', '4969', '2424', '2919', '1587', '4546', '1475', '223', '5815']
|
['223']
|
['2258', '432']
|
Abel Prize
|
23_3
|
A business in a mountainous valley was originally established by someone who came from a European country in the middle of the nineteenth century to work on infrastructure connecting two major cities. This same enterprise recently made a significant investment in renewable energy technology, becoming entirely reliant on a natural resource abundant in their region for more than three hundred days annually. The founder of this establishment created what became recognized as the nation's first operation of its kind designed for selling products commercially to the public market, predating similar ventures that were initially restricted to religious communities.
In the same year this business was founded, a device received legal protection in a midwestern state that would revolutionize written communication. The arrangement of characters on this device was influenced by professionals who transcribed coded electronic signals, leading to an unconventional sequence that remains dominant today. A curious feature of this arrangement is that the name of the device itself can be produced using only characters from a single horizontal line.
The same year this invention received its patent, the world's oldest scientific prize recognized a researcher for work in acoustics, optics, electricity and magnetism. Nearly one hundred fifty years later, a mathematician who proved a centuries-old conjecture through elliptic curves received both that historic prize and a Scandinavian award established in the early 2000s. This latter recognition, named for a 19th-century mathematician and directly modeled after a different famous prize set, comes with a monetary award exceeding seven million units of its country's currency.
The telecommunications corporation whose chief executive played a pivotal role in reviving the mathematical award announced a strategic partnership in the mid-2020s with a technology company. This firm's three co-founders famously held their first business meeting at a national restaurant chain establishment specializing in round-the-clock service. The company became publicly traded in the first month of the year the euro was introduced as an accounting currency.
What is the name of this technology company?
|
['1790', '4969', '2424', '2919', '1587', '4546', '1475', '223', '5815', '846', '2507', '4255']
|
['2507', '4255']
|
['2258', '432', '6120', '1757', '4530', '322', '3131', '2481', '1743', '6080']
|
NVIDIA
|
24_0
|
An installation in a Southeast Asian archipelago nation was established in the early twentieth century as a military post, named to honor an individual who fell during a conflict in that same region at the close of the prior century. This installation later became associated with aerial operations and was ultimately rendered unusable following a major geological event in the early 1990s. The individual who lent their name to the original post was born in a settlement that was established just below a significant river feature by three siblings from the northeastern United States.
What is the name of this settlement?
|
['1651', '2502', '3319']
|
['3319']
|
['2900', '4199', '2382', '516']
|
New Albany, Indiana
|
24_1
|
An installation in a Southeast Asian archipelago nation was established in the early twentieth century as a military post, named to honor an individual who fell during a conflict in that same region at the close of the prior century. This installation later became associated with aerial operations and was ultimately rendered unusable following a major geological event in the early 1990s. The individual who lent their name to the original post was born in a settlement that was established just below a significant river feature by three siblings from the northeastern United States.
A famous water vessel from the mid-1860s manufactured in this settlement inspired its appearance in later motion pictures featuring river competitions. One such picture from the mid-1930s depicted a waterway contest set in the final decade of the nineteenth century, and was the concluding work of a performer who perished in an aerial accident in the northern territories just before its theatrical debut. The protagonist in this work operated a mobile exhibition of historical wax figures to raise funds.
What is the name of this film?
|
['1651', '2502', '3319', '5784', '1504', '3503']
|
['1504', '3503']
|
['2900', '4199', '2382', '516', '396', '4917', '2175', '3356']
|
Steamboat Round the Bend
|
24_2
|
An installation in a Southeast Asian archipelago nation was established in the early twentieth century as a military post, named to honor an individual who fell during a conflict in that same region at the close of the prior century. This installation later became associated with aerial operations and was ultimately rendered unusable following a major geological event in the early 1990s. The individual who lent their name to the original post was born in a settlement that was established just below a significant river feature by three siblings from the northeastern United States.
A famous water vessel from the mid-1860s manufactured in this settlement inspired its appearance in later motion pictures featuring river competitions. One such picture from the mid-1930s depicted a waterway contest set in the final decade of the nineteenth century, and was the concluding work of a performer who perished in an aerial accident in the northern territories just before its theatrical debut. The protagonist in this work operated a mobile exhibition of historical wax figures to raise funds.
A renowned tap dancer who performed alongside the individual lost in the northern aerial disaster appeared years later in an early nineteen-forties musical production loosely based on his own career. A legendary dancer from Hollywood's golden age declared a specific dance sequence featuring a sibling duo in this production to be the finest he had ever witnessed on film. This production was recognized for preservation by a federal cultural institution in the early two-thousands.
What is the name of this early nineteen-forties musical production?
|
['1651', '2502', '3319', '5784', '1504', '3503', '2175', '1915', '2357']
|
['1915', '2357']
|
['2900', '4199', '2382', '516', '396', '4917', '2175', '3356', '5964', '2253', '4967', '1157', '1730']
|
Stormy Weather
|
24_3
|
An installation in a Southeast Asian archipelago nation was established in the early twentieth century as a military post, named to honor an individual who fell during a conflict in that same region at the close of the prior century. This installation later became associated with aerial operations and was ultimately rendered unusable following a major geological event in the early 1990s. The individual who lent their name to the original post was born in a settlement that was established just below a significant river feature by three siblings from the northeastern United States.
A famous water vessel from the mid-1860s manufactured in this settlement inspired its appearance in later motion pictures featuring river competitions. One such picture from the mid-1930s depicted a waterway contest set in the final decade of the nineteenth century, and was the concluding work of a performer who perished in an aerial accident in the northern territories just before its theatrical debut. The protagonist in this work operated a mobile exhibition of historical wax figures to raise funds.
A renowned tap dancer who performed alongside the individual lost in the northern aerial disaster appeared years later in an early nineteen-forties musical production loosely based on his own career. A legendary dancer from Hollywood's golden age declared a specific dance sequence featuring a sibling duo in this production to be the finest he had ever witnessed on film. This production was recognized for preservation by a federal cultural institution in the early two-thousands.
The individual responsible for visual imagery in this production also contributed his craft to a biographical motion picture about a former academic who led the nation during a major global conflict. That biographical work depicted a transformative span of American history marked by widespread social activism and governmental intervention to address industrial era challenges. This reform movement spanned roughly three decades beginning in the final years of the nineteenth century.
What historical period is being described?
|
['1651', '2502', '3319', '5784', '1504', '3503', '2175', '1915', '2357', '5042', '5615', '4075']
|
['5615', '4075']
|
['2900', '4199', '2382', '516', '396', '4917', '2175', '3356', '5964', '2253', '4967', '1157', '1730', '2910']
|
Progressive Era
|
25_0
|
A satellite broadcaster's decade-themed music station employs sound effects from a production house that pioneered audio branding for major metropolitan radio outlets in the late twentieth century. Four surviving members of a pioneering music television network's original on-air team currently contribute voice tracking for this same satellite channel. An educator at a rural consolidated school in a northwestern region developed a semester-long historical course focused on this same decade, featuring remote guest lectures from cultural figures including members of that original on-air team.
What is the name of the production house that creates the sound effects used on the satellite broadcaster's decade-themed music station?
|
['3802', '2358', '1577']
|
['3802']
|
['3377', '3932']
|
JAM Creative Productions
|
25_1
|
A satellite broadcaster's decade-themed music station employs sound effects from a production house that pioneered audio branding for major metropolitan radio outlets in the late twentieth century. Four surviving members of a pioneering music television network's original on-air team currently contribute voice tracking for this same satellite channel. An educator at a rural consolidated school in a northwestern region developed a semester-long historical course focused on this same decade, featuring remote guest lectures from cultural figures including members of that original on-air team.
This production company's headquarters can be found in a major city that contains the largest public open space in its central business district, featuring an oversized bronze monument depicting nineteenth-century commerce routes. The monument's sculptor hailed from a small community southwest of the metropolis, while the individual pieces were cast at a facility in a northwestern state. The installation was conceived by a local real estate developer in the early nineties and has become one of the downtown area's most-visited tourist destinations.
What is the name of this public space?
|
['3802', '2358', '1577', '127', '6087', '5522']
|
['6087', '5522']
|
['3377', '3932', '5901', '5176', '629', '2433', '5589', '3051', '6237']
|
Pioneer Plaza
|
26_0
|
A privately-owned enterprise began operations in the early twentieth century, initially focusing on a hot beverage that's commonly consumed in the morning. By the middle of the twentieth century, this entity had established significant control over a specific segment of India's food supply chain, particularly affecting farmers in a western state. Following policy changes that favored collective ownership structures in that sector, the enterprise pivoted to manufacturing materials derived from fruit of certain trees, with production facilities situated near a sixteenth-century fortification.
What is the name of this company?
|
['2083', '3652', '816']
|
['2083', '3652']
|
['425', '3262', '3662', '5812', '2807', '352', '3745', '3990', '5201']
|
Polson Limited
|
27_0
|
A venue famous for hosting a Southeast Asian beauty competition in the early 2010s was built on the site of a luxury accommodation establishment from the mid-1960s. The founder of that mid-century establishment was appointed as the inaugural leader of a governmental entity that same decade. This entity, which began under a different name, opened its first location outside of its home nation in a major North American city in the mid-1960s.
What is the name of this governmental entity in its current form?
|
['4438', '3084', '6105']
|
['3084', '6105']
|
['3786', '984', '63', '3236']
|
Tourism Authority of Thailand
|
27_1
|
A venue famous for hosting a Southeast Asian beauty competition in the early 2010s was built on the site of a luxury accommodation establishment from the mid-1960s. The founder of that mid-century establishment was appointed as the inaugural leader of a governmental entity that same decade. This entity, which began under a different name, opened its first location outside of its home nation in a major North American city in the mid-1960s.
The year this governmental entity established its inaugural office in a major North American metropolis marked a pivotal milestone in space exploration when a Soviet pilot became the first human to perform a specific maneuver requiring him to reduce the internal pressure of his protective garment. This achievement, lasting slightly over twelve minutes, was officially recognized as a world record by an international aeronautical federation.
On what date did this historic space maneuver take place?
|
['4438', '3084', '6105', '5436', '4521', '4479']
|
['4521', '4479']
|
['3786', '984', '63', '3236', '936', '5099', '2054', '1021', '4156', '2236', '1362']
|
18 March 1965
|
28_0
|
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?
|
['4576', '3059', '3498']
|
['4576', '3498']
|
['3448', '2250', '5968']
|
Coton Sport FC de Garoua
|
28_1
|
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?
|
['4576', '3059', '3498', '390', '264', '216']
|
['264', '216']
|
['3448', '2250', '5968', '1859', '4825', '1856']
|
West End of London
|
28_2
|
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?
|
['4576', '3059', '3498', '390', '264', '216', '59', '6213', '3942']
|
['6213', '3942']
|
['3448', '2250', '5968', '1859', '4825', '1856', '4272', '459', '1112', '6025']
|
Shandong Ruyi
|
29_0
|
An individual founded a place of Christian worship along an estuary in the Anglo-Saxon era, after which he became a hermit and received royal support. This person's son became the subject of an annual commemorative event in a European country, where thousands participate in a unique rhythmic procession each spring. A prominent scholar from the same region later claimed to have inherited property from this individual through familial ties, writing about him in a biographical work about the son.
What is the name of this person?
|
['3391', '2014', '2446']
|
['3391', '2014', '2446']
|
['2187']
|
Wilgils
|
29_1
|
An individual founded a place of Christian worship along an estuary in the Anglo-Saxon era, after which he became a hermit and received royal support. This person's son became the subject of an annual commemorative event in a European country, where thousands participate in a unique rhythmic procession each spring. A prominent scholar from the same region later claimed to have inherited property from this individual through familial ties, writing about him in a biographical work about the son.
A scholarly figure who inherited property from this hermit's religious foundation later served at a royal court during a period of cultural revival spanning two consecutive centuries in medieval times. This period of intellectual flourishing was characterized by the development of a new writing system that became the basis for modern typefaces. The revival took its name from a ruling dynasty that promoted educational reforms and the copying of classical texts.
What is the name of this period?
|
['3391', '2014', '2446', '3152', '2789', '982']
|
['2789', '982']
|
['2187', '6089']
|
Carolingian Renaissance
|
29_2
|
An individual founded a place of Christian worship along an estuary in the Anglo-Saxon era, after which he became a hermit and received royal support. This person's son became the subject of an annual commemorative event in a European country, where thousands participate in a unique rhythmic procession each spring. A prominent scholar from the same region later claimed to have inherited property from this individual through familial ties, writing about him in a biographical work about the son.
A scholarly figure who inherited property from this hermit's religious foundation later served at a royal court during a period of cultural revival spanning two consecutive centuries in medieval times. This period of intellectual flourishing was characterized by the development of a new writing system that became the basis for modern typefaces. The revival took its name from a ruling dynasty that promoted educational reforms and the copying of classical texts.
In the same year that a prominent educator departed a royal court to lead a religious community along a major river, a powerful medieval monarch in the British Isles passed away, and his spouse subsequently assumed leadership of a religious institution. Many centuries later, an archaeological team from a major British university announced they had located the remains of that very institution during late summer excavations. The discovery, which solved a longstanding historical mystery, was reported by national media on a date in the third week of the eighth month of the early 2020s.
On what date was the discovery of this religious institution announced?
|
['3391', '2014', '2446', '3152', '2789', '982', '6078', '5475', '4523']
|
['4523']
|
['2187', '6089', '2707']
|
August 20, 2021
|
29_3
|
An individual founded a place of Christian worship along an estuary in the Anglo-Saxon era, after which he became a hermit and received royal support. This person's son became the subject of an annual commemorative event in a European country, where thousands participate in a unique rhythmic procession each spring. A prominent scholar from the same region later claimed to have inherited property from this individual through familial ties, writing about him in a biographical work about the son.
A scholarly figure who inherited property from this hermit's religious foundation later served at a royal court during a period of cultural revival spanning two consecutive centuries in medieval times. This period of intellectual flourishing was characterized by the development of a new writing system that became the basis for modern typefaces. The revival took its name from a ruling dynasty that promoted educational reforms and the copying of classical texts.
In the same year that a prominent educator departed a royal court to lead a religious community along a major river, a powerful medieval monarch in the British Isles passed away, and his spouse subsequently assumed leadership of a religious institution. Many centuries later, an archaeological team from a major British university announced they had located the remains of that very institution during late summer excavations. The discovery, which solved a longstanding historical mystery, was reported by national media on a date in the third week of the eighth month of the early 2020s.
The medieval monarch whose widow oversaw the discovered institution passed away on a date that, over a millennium later, saw the establishment of a prominent space agency in North America. This agency's inaugural crewed mission under a particular program concluded with a water landing in the North Atlantic less than two weeks after its launch, following a test flight that officials later declared had achieved slightly more than complete success.
On what date did this mission conclude with its splashdown?
|
['3391', '2014', '2446', '3152', '2789', '982', '6078', '5475', '4523', '1751', '12', '1948']
|
['12', '1948']
|
['2187', '6089', '2707', '4700', '2046', '6057', '3216', '327', '3536', '3080', '4288', '2159', '5148']
|
October 22, 1968
|
30_0
|
This organization competes in a league that was formed in the mid-2010s from the unification of eight provincial competitions. The home venue for this group opened in the same year the organization was established, during the mid-1970s. They are only the second team in their provincial association's history to capture three consecutive championships at their level.
What is the name of this sports team?
|
['3491', '1895', '2529']
|
['3491', '1895', '2529']
|
[]
|
Glanbrook Rangers
|
30_1
|
This organization competes in a league that was formed in the mid-2010s from the unification of eight provincial competitions. The home venue for this group opened in the same year the organization was established, during the mid-1970s. They are only the second team in their provincial association's history to capture three consecutive championships at their level.
In the same year this team was founded, a technology firm began operations around a kitchen table in a major tech hub on the West Coast, initially producing digital timepieces with light-emitting displays. Five years later, this company revolutionized home construction by introducing the first electronic device for locating wall framing behind surfaces. The firm maintains over eighty intellectual property protections globally for its sensor-based technologies.
What is the name of this company?
|
['3491', '1895', '2529', '2395', '3749', '5478']
|
['3749', '5478']
|
['4292', '5632']
|
Zircon Corporation
|
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