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Dearne and Dove Canal	[ [ "Dearne and Dove Canal", "instance of", "Canal" ] ]	Canal in South Yorkshire, England	Stairfoot the Worsbrough branch passes through Swaithe and then passes under the Penistone Line. After this it ran alongside the River Dove until reaching Worsbrough Basin. The reservoir is just beyond the basin. Proposed restoration route In the survey done by the Barnsley Canal Group in 1987 it was established that t...	[]
Dearne and Dove Canal	[ [ "Dearne and Dove Canal", "instance of", "Canal" ] ]	Canal in South Yorkshire, England	divert around the newly built Dearne Valley College and Call Centres. It would then divert around to the north of Wath-Upon-Dearne via an Aqueduct to join up to its old route. There would be relatively minor course corrections to the rest of the route through to Barnsley, although it would follow a parallel route to th...	[]
Fire Burning	[ [ "Fire Burning", "performer", "Sean Kingston" ], [ "Fire Burning", "lyrics by", "Sean Kingston" ], [ "Fire Burning", "producer", "RedOne" ] ]	2009 single by Sean Kingston	"Fire Burning" is a song by Jamaican-American singer-songwriter Sean Kingston. It is released as the lead single from his second studio album Tomorrow. Unlike many of his previous singles, which are all produced by J.R. Rotem, the song is produced by RedOne. The song was used for the opening number of the Miss Universe...	[]
Fire Burning	[ [ "Fire Burning", "performer", "Sean Kingston" ], [ "Fire Burning", "lyrics by", "Sean Kingston" ] ]	2009 single by Sean Kingston	tempo of 120 beats per minute and is written in the key of B♭ minor. It begins with an energetic clarion call to the dance floor followed by modern dance beat. Release Kingston had released the song on his MySpace webpage to promote his song. The song was released to radio stations and for digital download April 24, 20...	[]
Fire Burning	[ [ "Fire Burning", "producer", "RedOne" ] ]	2009 single by Sean Kingston	is burning". Critical reception Michael Menachem of Billboard reviewed the song as "the most danceable single yet" and commented on the fast tempo and Kingston's well-projected vocal "that allows producer RedOne to blend the infectious hook with heavy synthesizers and a variety of percussive sounds that made Lady Gaga'...	[]
Fire Burning	[ [ "Fire Burning", "producer", "RedOne" ] ]	2009 single by Sean Kingston	its swathes of GaGa-esque synths, infectious chorus hook and fuzzy bassline but he wasn't in favor of Kingston's reggae-tinged vocals. Formats and track listings Digital download "Fire Burning" (Album version) (Kisean Anderson, Bilal Hajji, RedOne) – 4:03 CD-Single (Germany) "Fire Burning" – 4:00 "War" – 2:59 Chart per...	[]
Hills and Rivers Remain	[ [ "Hills and Rivers Remain", "instance of", "Video game" ], [ "Hills and Rivers Remain", "developer", "Square Enix" ], [ "Hills and Rivers Remain", "country of origin", "Japan" ] ]	video game	is a video game developed and published by Square Enix and released for the iPhone and iPod Touch in North America and Japan, and additionally for DSIWare and cell phones in Japan. The game was released in November 2009, and has seen many map expansions released. The game is a strategy game that incorporates turn-based...	[]
Hills and Rivers Remain	[ [ "Hills and Rivers Remain", "developer", "Square Enix" ], [ "Hills and Rivers Remain", "country of origin", "Japan" ] ]	video game	early 2009, the IPhone version of the game was shown at the Tokyo Game Show. The game was released by Square Enix on November 26, 2009. A demo version, Hills and Rivers Remain Lite, was also released for free, and contains elements not present in the full game. In Japan, the game was also released as a DSiWare game on ...	[]
Hills and Rivers Remain	[ [ "Hills and Rivers Remain", "platform", "IOS" ] ]	video game	of five points. Tracy Erickson of Pocket Gamer was less positive towards the game; while he found the game briefly entertaining, they felt that the gameplay lacked depth and did not stand up to repeated play. They additionally disliked the lack of multiplayer, and found the story "thin" and "wince-worthy". Bonnie Eisen...	[]
Zornik	[ [ "Zornik", "country of origin", "Belgium" ] ]	band	Zornik is a Belgian rock band. It was formed in 1999 by singer and guitarist Koen Buyse, drummer Marijn Horemans and bass guitarist Kristof Vanduren. History The band made it in 1999 to the finals of HUMO's Rock Rally rock contest, with the name Zornik Breknov. There, the band was spotted by Parlophone Belgium and MTC ...	[]
Zornik	[ [ "Zornik", "country of origin", "Belgium" ] ]	band	spot in the Belgian charts, where it stayed for 2 weeks. The single You Move Me (released June 2002) also hit the no. 2 spot in the alternative charts after just two weeks. Zornik played all major festivals in Belgium (Rock Werchter, Marktrock, Dour, Lokerse Feesten), as well as almost 20 shows in the Netherlands, both...	[]
Malmberg	[ [ "Malmberg", "instance of", "Surname" ] ]	family name	Malmberg is a Swedish surname. Malmberg means "Iron Mountain", with Malm referring to iron ore and Berg referring to mountain. Berg could also reference town or village, so the name would then be "the village in which iron is mined", or "the mountain where we mine iron ore". Notable people with the surname include: Ain...	[]
Gordian dynasty	[ [ "Gordian dynasty", "instance of", "Dynasty" ], [ "Gordian dynasty", "has part", "Gordian I" ], [ "Gordian dynasty", "has part", "Gordian II" ], [ "Gordian dynasty", "has part", "Gordian III" ] ]	Roman imperial dynasty	The Gordian dynasty, sometimes known as the Gordianic dynasty, was short-lived, ruling the Roman Empire from 238–244AD. The dynasty achieved the throne in 238AD, after Gordian I and his son Gordian II rose up against Emperor Maximinus Thrax and were proclaimed co-emperors by the Roman Senate. Gordian II was killed by t...	[]
Gordian dynasty	[ [ "Gordian dynasty", "instance of", "Dynasty" ], [ "Gordian dynasty", "has part", "Gordian I" ], [ "Gordian dynasty", "has part", "Gordian III" ] ]	Roman imperial dynasty	third co-emperor on 27 May 238, due to the demands of the Roman people. Maximinus attempted to invade Italy but he was killed by his own soldiers when his army became frustrated. After this, the Praetorian Guard killed Pupienus and Balbinus, leaving Gordian III as the sole emperor. Gordian III ruled until 244AD when he...	[]
Gordian dynasty	[ [ "Gordian dynasty", "instance of", "Dynasty" ], [ "Gordian dynasty", "has part", "Gordian I" ] ]	Roman imperial dynasty	governor of Africa Proconsularis (Roman Africa). Gordian I was said to be related to prominent senators of his time, and his praenomen and nomen Marcus Antonius suggest his ancestors became citizens under the Triumvir Mark Antony, or one of his daughters, during the late Roman Republic. Gordian's cognomen Gordianus ind...	[]
Gordian dynasty	[ [ "Gordian dynasty", "has part", "Gordian I" ], [ "Gordian dynasty", "has part", "Gordian II" ] ]	Roman imperial dynasty	I emperor. A delegation of centurions was sent to Rome from Africa, to assassinate Publius Aelius Vitalianus, the Praetorian prefect and to spread a rumor that Maximinus had been killed while campaigning against the Sarmatians. The Senate believed the rumor and proclaimed Gordian I and his son Gordian II as co-emperors...	[]
Gordian dynasty	[ [ "Gordian dynasty", "has part", "Gordian I" ], [ "Gordian dynasty", "has part", "Gordian III" ] ]	Roman imperial dynasty	short reign. Following the news of both emperors' deaths, the Senate formed a committee of twenty senators to elect the next emperor, resulting in the election of two of the senators on the committee, Pupienus and Balbinus, on 22 April 238. Large crowds gathered in Rome, demanding that a blood relative of Gordian I als...	[]
Gordian dynasty	[ [ "Gordian dynasty", "has part", "Gordian III" ] ]	Roman imperial dynasty	on Italy with his Pannonian Legions. He attempted to gain the allegiance of the fortified city of Aquileia but failed and laid siege to it. His troops became disaffected during the unexpected siege, at which time they suffered from famine and disease. In May 238, Maximinus' soldiers rose up and killed him, along with h...	[]
Gordian dynasty	[ [ "Gordian dynasty", "has part", "Gordian III" ] ]	Roman imperial dynasty	counterattack. He recaptured the cities and won a decisive victory at Battle of Resaena. Between 242 and 243, while leading troops across the Euphrates, Timesitheus fell ill and died from what is believed to have been an intestinal infection. In 244, Gordian III also died, although the manner of his death is a matter o...	[]
Gordian dynasty	[ [ "Gordian dynasty", "has part", "Gordian III" ] ]	Roman imperial dynasty	him killed by sabotaging supplies to turn the army against him. Orosius, Festus, John of Antioch and Eutropius assert that Philip the Arab played a more direct role in having him killed, beginning to conspire after Gordian III won a great victory in Persia. George Syncellus and the Epitome de Caesaribus say that Philip...	[]
Gordian dynasty	[ [ "Gordian dynasty", "has part", "Gordian III" ] ]	Roman imperial dynasty	Gordian III died. Numismatics During the reign of Gordian III, changes took place in Roman numismatics. The Tetradrachm, a coin equivalent to four drachmae, was produced again, having not been minted since the reign of Elagabalus, between 218 and 222, during which only two mints produced it and not having been widely m...	[]
Gordian dynasty	[ [ "Gordian dynasty", "has part", "Gordian III" ] ]	Roman imperial dynasty	equivalent to 10 Assēs. After 240, apart from two large issues struck under Gordian, the denarius was only produced locally until it was brought back by Aurelian in 270. During the reign of Gordian III, the lack of uniformity in coin weight and quality became severe, with eastern mints consistently creating heavier and...	[]
Gordian dynasty	[ [ "Gordian dynasty", "has part", "Gordian III" ] ]	Roman imperial dynasty	mint at Antioch became more important under Gordian, striking even gold coins, something previously only mints in the capital of Rome did on a large scale. During the reign of Gordian, provincial silver coins, produced from the important mints of Antioch, Caesaria, and Alexandria, increasingly came to be used by the st...	[]
Gordian dynasty	[ [ "Gordian dynasty", "has part", "Gordian III" ] ]	Roman imperial dynasty	later coins bearing such a description ceased to be minted. The reason for this is likely that Gordian III, who was very young and had never had any military position, was attempting to establish his virtus to the army to compensate for his lack of experience. Late in his reign, coins depicted Gordian holding a Victori...	[]
Gordian dynasty	[ [ "Gordian dynasty", "instance of", "Dynasty" ], [ "Gordian dynasty", "has part", "Gordian III" ] ]	Roman imperial dynasty	becoming sole emperor in April 238 and him marrying Tranquillina in 241; however it is known that after his marriage to Tranquillina, Gordian became controlled by his new father-in-law Timesitheus. After Timesitheus died in 243, Gordian III was controlled by his wife Tranquillina, until Gordian III himself died in 244....	[]
Gordian dynasty	[ [ "Gordian dynasty", "instance of", "Dynasty" ], [ "Gordian dynasty", "has part", "Gordian III" ] ]	Roman imperial dynasty	efforts of the dynasty, this period was marked by political and economic upheaval, Gordian enacted a rescript that removed the four-year statute of limitation on seeking restitution of soldiers and state officials. Of all the rescripts issued by Gordian, 13 percent went to soldiers. During his reign, the Roman Empire p...	[]
Ronald Lou-Poy	[ [ "Ronald Lou-Poy", "educated at", "University of British Columbia" ], [ "Ronald Lou-Poy", "occupation", "Lawyer" ], [ "Ronald Lou-Poy", "given name", "Ronald" ], [ "Ronald Lou-Poy", "country of citizenship", "Canada" ] ]	Canadian lawyer	Ronald Lou-Poy, is a Canadian lawyer and the former chancellor of the University of Victoria, serving his term until December 31, 2008. He received a Bachelor of Commerce in 1957 and a Bachelor of Laws in 1960 from the University of British Columbia. In 1961, he was called to the Bar of British Columbia. He is a senior...	[]
Babylon the Bandit	[ [ "Babylon the Bandit", "performer", "Steel Pulse" ], [ "Babylon the Bandit", "instance of", "Album" ], [ "Babylon the Bandit", "genre", "Reggae" ] ]	album by Steel Pulse	Babylon the Bandit is a roots reggae album released by Steel Pulse in 1986. It is Steel Pulse's sixth studio album and won the Grammy Award for Best Reggae Album in 1987, the only time the award has been won by a non-Jamaican artist. Track listing "Save Black Music" – 4:17 "Not King James Version" – 4:13 "School Boy's ...	[]
Frederick Richard Simms	[ [ "Frederick Richard Simms", "place of birth", "Hamburg" ], [ "Frederick Richard Simms", "occupation", "Engineer" ], [ "Frederick Richard Simms", "occupation", "Inventor" ] ]	Engineer and manufacturer	Frederick Richard Simms (12 August 1863 – 22 April 1944) was a British mechanical engineer, businessman, prolific inventor and motor industry pioneer. Simms coined the words "petrol" and "motorcar". He founded the Royal Automobile Club, and the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders. Family and education Simms was ...	[]
Frederick Richard Simms	[ [ "Frederick Richard Simms", "place of birth", "Hamburg" ] ]	Engineer and manufacturer	cotton merchant Joseph Worsley and they had two daughters, one of which was Rosemary Mabel who married the Artist Dennis Ramsay. He was educated in Germany and London and at the Polytechnischer Verein in Berlin after completing an apprenticeship with AG fur Automatischen Verkauf in Hamburg and Berlin. In a 1907 trip to...	[]
Frederick Richard Simms	[ [ "Frederick Richard Simms", "occupation", "Engineer" ], [ "Frederick Richard Simms", "place of death", "Stoke Poges" ] ]	Engineer and manufacturer	and Europe and to a lesser extent USA. He died in his 81st year, at Stoke Poges, Buckinghamshire, while living at Storth Oaks, Chislehurst, Kent. His wife predeceased him. Business Consulting engineer and Daimler motors In 1889, the 26-year-old Simms met and became firm friends with Gottlieb Daimler, from whom in 1890 ...	[]
Frederick Richard Simms	[ [ "Frederick Richard Simms", "occupation", "Engineer" ] ]	Engineer and manufacturer	the launches were shown. Following the signal success of Daimler-powered Peugeots and Panhards at the 1894 Paris-Rouen Trials, Simms decided to open a motor car factory. In June 1895, Simms and Evelyn Ellis bought in France and brought to England one of the first petrol–powered cars into the UK. In early 1896, Lawson's...	[]
Edward Charles Bowra	[ [ "Edward Charles Bowra", "date of birth", "1841" ], [ "Edward Charles Bowra", "date of death", "1874" ], [ "Edward Charles Bowra", "given name", "Edward" ] ]	Chinese historian	Edward Charles MacIntosh Bowra (1841–1874) was a British citizen serving in the Chinese Maritime Customs working for the government of the Qing dynasty. He was among those treaty port residents who contributed to Western knowledge of China through translations and scientific work. Career As an amateur Sinologist and bo...	[]
Edward Charles Bowra	[ [ "Edward Charles Bowra", "place of burial", "West Norwood Cemetery" ], [ "Edward Charles Bowra", "date of death", "1874" ] ]	Chinese historian	Bowra organised the 1866 tour for the Chinese Secretary of Customs, Pin Chun. In England Bowra married Thirza Woodward. On his return to China he was sent to Ningbo, where his children Ethel and Cecil were born. He was promoted to Deputy Commissioner in 1872.He organized the Chinese contribution for the Vienna Exhibiti...	[]
Malika Bilal	[ [ "Malika Bilal", "place of birth", "Chicago" ] ]	digital producer / co-host of The Stream	Malika Bilal, (; ) is a broadcast journalist, currently working for Al Jazeera English. Malika is the co-host and digital producer of The Stream, based at the Al Jazeera English US broadcast-center, in Washington, DC. She joined the DC bureau from the channel's main broadcast-center in Doha, in Qatar, where she worked ...	[]
Malika Bilal	[ [ "Malika Bilal", "educated at", "Northwestern University" ] ]	digital producer / co-host of The Stream	Northwestern University in Evanston, Illinois, where she studied Journalism. She also attended the American University in Cairo to develop her knowledge of Arabic. Career Malika began her career as a TV broadcaster on her campus station, but also wrote for magazines. She was then a daily reporter on a Tribune Company n...	[]
1965 Monaco Grand Prix	[ [ "1965 Monaco Grand Prix", "instance of", "Monaco Grand Prix" ], [ "1965 Monaco Grand Prix", "winner", "Graham Hill" ], [ "1965 Monaco Grand Prix", "pole position", "Graham Hill" ], [ "1965 Monaco Grand Prix", "country", "Monaco" ], [ "1965 Monaco...	Formula One motor race held in 1965	The 1965 Monaco Grand Prix was a Formula One motor race held at Monaco on May 30, 1965. It was race 2 of 10 in both the 1965 World Championship of Drivers and the 1965 International Cup for Formula One Manufacturers. The 100-lap race was won by BRM driver Graham Hill after he started from pole position. Lorenzo Bandini...	[]
1965 Monaco Grand Prix	[ [ "1965 Monaco Grand Prix", "instance of", "Monaco Grand Prix" ], [ "1965 Monaco Grand Prix", "winner", "Graham Hill" ], [ "1965 Monaco Grand Prix", "pole position", "Graham Hill" ], [ "1965 Monaco Grand Prix", "country", "Monaco" ], [ "1965 Monaco...	Formula One motor race held in 1965	Race Notes As of 2020, this is the second and last time a driver has crashed into the harbour, with Paul Hawkins falling in on lap 79, after the 1955 Monaco Grand Prix crash of Alberto Ascari. This was the first podium finish for Jackie Stewart. Lap leaders Graham Hill 60 laps (1-24, 65-100); Jackie Stewart 5 laps (25-...	[]
Polyhymno tetragrapha	[ [ "Polyhymno tetragrapha", "parent taxon", "Polyhymno" ] ]	species of insect	Polyhymno tetragrapha is a moth of the family Gelechiidae. It was described by Meyrick in 1913. It is found in South Africa (Mpumalanga). The wingspan is about 16 mm. The forewings are dark purplish-fuscous mixed with blackish and with a broad white median streak from the base, posteriorly attenuated to a point, not re...	[]
Gary Borisy	[ [ "Gary Borisy", "educated at", "University of Chicago" ] ]	American biologist	Gary G. Borisy is a retired president and director of the Marine Biological Laboratory in Woods Hole, Massachusetts. In 2013, Borisy joined the Department of Microbiology at the Forsyth Institute. Borisy received his BS in biochemistry (1962) and Ph.D in biophysics (1966) under Edwin Taylor from the University of Chica...	[ "Gary G. Borisy" ]
Gary Borisy	[ [ "Gary Borisy", "employer", "Northwestern University" ] ]	American biologist	1968 and chair of Molecular Biology from 1980 to 2000. In 2000, he moved to Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine where he was the Leslie B. Arey professor of cell and molecular biology, distinguished investigator in the Feinberg Cardiovascular Research Institute, and associate vice president for biomedic...	[ "Gary G. Borisy" ]
Playment	[ [ "Playment", "instance of", "Business" ] ]	company	Paytm. History Playment was founded in August 2015 by Siddharth Mall, Ajinkya Malasane, and Akshay Lal, alumnus of Indian Institute of Technology Kharagapur, Indian Institute of Technology Guwahati and Indian Institute of Technology Kharagapur respectively. They worked at Flipkart.com as Senior Business Analysts, and l...	[]
My Struggle III	[ [ "My Struggle III", "follows", "My Struggle II" ], [ "My Struggle III", "part of the series", "The X-Files" ] ]	episode of The X-Files (S11 E1)	"My Struggle III" is the first episode and season premiere of the eleventh season of the American science fiction television series The X-Files. The episode was written and directed by Chris Carter and it aired on January 3, 2018, on Fox. This episode follows the events of "My Struggle II" and is noted for its major pl...	[]
My Struggle III	[ [ "My Struggle III", "cast member", "Barbara Hershey" ] ]	episode of The X-Files (S11 E1)	conspirators; Mr. Y (A.C. Peterson) and Erika Price (Barbara Hershey). The pair says they were once part of the Syndicate, but have their own agenda involving the colonization of space. They try to negotiate with Mulder into turning over his son, but Mulder refuses. Walter Skinner (Mitch Pileggi) tries to meet with Scu...	[]
My Struggle III	[ [ "My Struggle III", "part of the series", "The X-Files" ] ]	episode of The X-Files (S11 E1)	like smoke. In a flashback to Skinner in a car with the Smoking Man, the latter states in a further flashback that he, not Mulder, artificially impregnated Scully. The final scene (out of focus) shows a teen, presumably William, having seizures. Production Filming Filming for the season began in August 2017 in Vancouve...	[]
My Struggle III	[ [ "My Struggle III", "follows", "My Struggle II" ] ]	episode of The X-Files (S11 E1)	had already planned the solution to "My Struggle II", while it was in production. The episode is notorious for completely changing a respective part of the show's mythology: revealing that Mulder is not William's father, but that Cigarette Smoking Man had drugged and raped ("artificially impregnated") Scully years ago....	[]
My Struggle III	[ [ "My Struggle III", "cast member", "Barbara Hershey" ] ]	episode of The X-Files (S11 E1)	Amell, whose characters debuted in season ten. The episode features the return of character Jeffrey Spender played by Chris Owens, who last appeared in the original series finale episode which aired in 2002. Barbara Hershey also makes her first appearance as a new recurring character, Erika Price. Reception "My Struggl...	[]
Abingdon Rural District	[ [ "Abingdon Rural District", "instance of", "Rural district" ], [ "Abingdon Rural District", "located in the administrative territorial entity", "Berkshire" ] ]	former rural district in the administrative county of Berkshire, England	Abingdon was a rural district in the administrative county of Berkshire from 1894 to 1974. It was formed under the Local Government Act 1894 based on that part of the Abingdon rural sanitary district which was in Berkshire (the Oxfordshire part forming Culham Rural District). It nearly entirely surrounded, but did not ...	[ "Abingdon" ]
Abingdon Rural District	[ [ "Abingdon Rural District", "instance of", "Rural district" ], [ "Abingdon Rural District", "located in the administrative territorial entity", "Berkshire" ] ]	former rural district in the administrative county of Berkshire, England	from parts of South Hinksey and Radley) Kingston Bagpuize (until 1971: formed part of Kingston Bagpuize with Southmoor CP) Kingston Bagpuize with Southmoor (from 1971: merger of Kingston Bagpuize, Draycot Moor CPs) Lyford Marcham Milton North Hinksey Radley Seacourt (until 1900: absorbed by Wytham CP) South Hinksey Ste...	[ "Abingdon" ]
Sasha Kolpakov	[ [ "Sasha Kolpakov", "country of citizenship", "Russia" ], [ "Sasha Kolpakov", "instrument", "Guitar" ], [ "Sasha Kolpakov", "family name", "Kolpakov" ] ]	Russian musician	Aleksandr "Sasha" Kolpakov () (born 1943 in Orenburg district, Russia). Coming from a Servo family, a group of Romani people found mostly in Russia and Ukraine, he started playing a seven string guitar at an early age while living in the region of Saratov. Having moved twenty years ago to Moscow, he played in several g...	[]
Karl Felix Wolff	[ [ "Karl Felix Wolff", "place of birth", "Karlovac" ], [ "Karl Felix Wolff", "place of death", "Bolzano" ], [ "Karl Felix Wolff", "family name", "Wolff" ], [ "Karl Felix Wolff", "occupation", "Journalist" ], [ "Karl Felix Wolff", "work location"...	Italian journalist, writer and anthropologist	Karl Felix Wolff (Italian: Carlo Felice Wolff; 21 May 1879 – 25 November 1966) was a journalist, poet, author and self-taught folklorist of the South Tyrol who collected and published Ladinian legends. Life Karl Felix Wolff' was born in Karlstadt (now Karlovac), Croatia on 21 May 1879. His father was an Austrian office...	[]
Karl Felix Wolff	[ [ "Karl Felix Wolff", "family name", "Wolff" ] ]	Italian journalist, writer and anthropologist	Wolff was a pan-German nationalist, and thought that Germans were the original Indo-German people. During World War I (1914–18) he published articles in the Alldeutsche Blätter in which he called the Italians and French representatives of the African and Asiatic races, who had the audacity to attack the European German...	[]
Karl Felix Wolff	[ [ "Karl Felix Wolff", "place of death", "Bolzano" ], [ "Karl Felix Wolff", "family name", "Wolff" ], [ "Karl Felix Wolff", "occupation", "Anthropologist" ], [ "Karl Felix Wolff", "work location", "Bolzano" ], [ "Karl Felix Wolff", "languages sp...	Italian journalist, writer and anthropologist	published by the French propagandists. Karl Felix Wolff' died on 25 November 1966 in Bolzano. Selected works Wolff published a number of books in German, including collections of legends and descriptions of places, and also published magazine articles, booklets and leaflets. His interest was that of a poet and author r...	[]
Karl Felix Wolff	[ [ "Karl Felix Wolff", "place of death", "Bolzano" ], [ "Karl Felix Wolff", "work location", "Bolzano" ] ]	Italian journalist, writer and anthropologist	Exkursen: Berner Klause und Gardasee. Innsbruck (1913). Vom Wein im Etschland. Plaudereien über die Wimmzeit und den Wein nebst einer kleinen Sammlung von Weingeschichten, wie sie in alter Zeit erzählt wurden auf und ab an der Etsch. Bolzano (1925). Canazei. Das Zentrum der Dolomiten. Canazei (1927). Ortisei. Bolzano (...	[]
Karl Felix Wolff	[ [ "Karl Felix Wolff", "place of death", "Bolzano" ], [ "Karl Felix Wolff", "work location", "Bolzano" ] ]	Italian journalist, writer and anthropologist	der heimischen Völkergeschichte in gemeinverständlicher Darlegung. Bolzano (1951). Der Ritter mit den Herbstzeitlosen. Höfisches Märchen aus den Toblacher Dolomiten. Nach alten Sagen und Überlieferungen der Dolomitenbewohner zusammengestellt und wiedergegeben. Bressanone (1963). Abendland und Morgenland. Ein Einblick i...	[]
Vikki Orvice	[ [ "Vikki Orvice", "occupation", "Journalist" ], [ "Vikki Orvice", "educated at", "University of Leicester" ] ]	British sports journalist	Vikki Orvice (8 November 1962 – 6 February 2019) was a British sports journalist who was the first female football reporter on the staff of a British tabloid newspaper. Early life and education Orvice studied English at the University of Leicester, graduating in 1984, before returning to her home city of Sheffield for ...	[]
Vikki Orvice	[ [ "Vikki Orvice", "occupation", "Journalist" ], [ "Vikki Orvice", "cause of death", "Breast cancer" ] ]	British sports journalist	working as a general news reporter, covering sport in her spare time. In 1995, she was appointed as a football reporter for The Sun and subsequently became the newspaper's athletics correspondent. Orvice was a founding board member of Women in Football, a network of women working in football. She was also vice-chair of...	[]
Vikki Orvice	[ [ "Vikki Orvice", "educated at", "University of Leicester" ], [ "Vikki Orvice", "cause of death", "Breast cancer" ] ]	British sports journalist	and it returned in 2014. Knowing that her condition was terminal, Orvice continued working until the end of 2018. Legacy After her death, The Sun announced the establishment of a sport journalism scholarship in her name. A spokesperson for the newspaper said the scholarship would be awarded to a "young woman who has al...	[]
Yayo	[ [ "Yayo", "performer", "Snootie Wild" ] ]	2014 single by Snootie Wild	Yayo may refer to: People Yayo Guridi, Argentine actor and comedian Santiago Luis Polanco Rodríguez (born 1961), cocaine dealer Yayo (illustrator) (born 1961), Colombian-born children's book illustrator and cartoonist Tony Yayo (born 1978), American rapper and member of the rap group G-Unit Yayo Aguila (born 1967), Fil...	[]
Valdomiro Soares Eggres	[ [ "Valdomiro Soares Eggres", "country of citizenship", "Brazil" ], [ "Valdomiro Soares Eggres", "sport", "Association football" ], [ "Valdomiro Soares Eggres", "member of sports team", "Brusque Futebol Clube" ], [ "Valdomiro Soares Eggres", "member of sports t...	Brazilian footballer	Valdomiro Soares Eggres (born 8 February 1988), simply known as Valdo is a Brazilian professional footballer who plays for Nongbua Pitchaya the in Thai League 2 as a Forward. After playing for a host of clubs in Brazil, on 27 June 2014 he signed for Cypriot club Ethnikos Achna. References External links Category:1988 b...	[ "Valdo" ]
Jason Kearton	[ [ "Jason Kearton", "place of birth", "Ipswich, Queensland" ] ]	Australian soccer player	Jason Brett Kearton (born 9 July 1969) is an Australian former professional soccer player who played as a goalkeeper from 1987 until 2004. After starting his career with Brisbane Lions, he moved to England to play in the Premier League for Everton. He also played in England with Stoke City, Blackpool, Notts County, Pre...	[]
Jason Kearton	[ [ "Jason Kearton", "member of sports team", "Brisbane Strikers FC" ], [ "Jason Kearton", "country of citizenship", "Australia" ], [ "Jason Kearton", "sport", "Association football" ], [ "Jason Kearton", "place of birth", "Ipswich, Queensland" ] ]	Australian soccer player	two UK-born children, Jake and Chloe. Career statistics Sourced from A. The "Other" column constitutes appearances and goals in the Anglo-Italian Cup, Football League Trophy and Football League play-offs. Honours Everton FA Cup: 1995 FA Charity Shield: 1995 Crewe Alexandra Football League Second Division play-off final...	[]
LatiNation	[ [ "LatiNation", "country of origin", "United States" ], [ "LatiNation", "original language of film or TV show", "English language" ] ]	television series	LatiNation is a nationally syndicated television program airing in over 90 cities all over the United States, Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands. The program is produced by American Latino Syndication, a division of LATV Networks, and often is broadcast in tandem with its sister program American Latino TV. It is one of...	[]
LatiNation	[ [ "LatiNation", "original language of film or TV show", "English language" ] ]	television series	ranging from 1:30 −3:30 minutes in length. The segments include: The Vault, Making the Grade, Spotlight, Salud, Underground, Sessions, Cinenation, En Acción and Mi Estilo. Origins LatiNation was originally produced by the AIM Tell-A-Vision Group (AIM TV), a New York-based production and syndication company. AIM is a di...	[]
Louis Crump	[ [ "Louis Crump", "occupation", "Lawyer" ], [ "Louis Crump", "occupation", "Politician" ], [ "Louis Crump", "place of birth", "Santa Anna, Texas" ] ]	American lawyer	Louis Morris Crump (May 21, 1916 – April 6, 2019) was an American politician in the state of Texas. Crump was born in Santa Anna, Texas. He was a lawyer, residing in San Saba, Texas. He served in the Texas State Senate from 1959 to 1967 as a Democrat from the 16th district. From 1963 to 1967, he served as president pro...	[]
Dan Gale	[ [ "Dan Gale", "educated at", "Durham University" ], [ "Dan Gale", "occupation", "Cricketer" ], [ "Dan Gale", "place of birth", "Tadworth" ] ]	cricketer (born 1989)	Daniel James Gale (born 15 June 1989) is an English cricketer. Gale is a right-handed batsman who bowls slow left-arm orthodox. He was born in Tadworth, Surrey and educated at Glyn School in Epsom. While studying for his degree at Durham University, Gale made his first-class debut for Durham UCCE against Derbyshire in ...	[]
Dan Gale	[ [ "Dan Gale", "educated at", "Durham University" ], [ "Dan Gale", "sport", "Cricket" ], [ "Dan Gale", "member of sports team", "Marylebone Cricket Club" ] ]	cricketer (born 1989)	an average of 48.33, with a high score of 37. With the ball, he took 9 wickets at a bowling average of 48.33, with best figures of 4/94. In 2008, he made a single List A appearance for the Marylebone Cricket Club against Bangladesh A. In this match, he scored an unbeaten single with the bat, while with the ball he bowl...	[]
Arale Norimaki	[ [ "Arale Norimaki", "creator", "Akira Toriyama" ], [ "Arale Norimaki", "present in work", "Dr. Slump" ] ]	fictional character from Dr. Slump	is a fictional character and the protagonist of the Dr. Slump manga series, created by Akira Toriyama. She is a robot built by Senbei Norimaki who looks like a young girl. She is known for her naïveté, energetic personality, lack of common sense, and amazing strength. Senbei tries to convince the other citizens of Peng...	[ "Norimaki Arale" ]
Arale Norimaki	[ [ "Arale Norimaki", "present in work", "Dr. Slump" ] ]	fictional character from Dr. Slump	on this, saying that Arale was initially only a guest character for one chapter. However, because he really liked Toriyama's girl characters the editor wanted her to be the main character. The artist felt differently because Weekly Shōnen Jump is aimed at boys. The two made a bet; Toriyama created a special issue with ...	[ "Norimaki Arale" ]
Arale Norimaki	[ [ "Arale Norimaki", "present in work", "Dr. Slump" ] ]	fictional character from Dr. Slump	by Arale having them it made them feel better about themselves, so he ended up keeping them. Arale is usually shown with purple hair, although it is dark brown in the 1997 anime. Appearances In Dr. Slump Arale poses as Senbei's sister or daughter, depending on who Senbei is talking to. The Norimaki family only grows fr...	[ "Norimaki Arale" ]
Arale Norimaki	[ [ "Arale Norimaki", "present in work", "Dr. Slump" ], [ "Arale Norimaki", "media franchise", "Dragon Ball" ] ]	fictional character from Dr. Slump	if the house was not full enough, Gatchan inexplicably splits into two separate entities. The Dr. Slump series is a self-proclaimed gag manga with no ongoing plot. The entire series is about Arale's humorous exploration of the dynamics of life and the adventures Senbei and his inventions send them on. Arale has unique ...	[ "Norimaki Arale" ]
Arale Norimaki	[ [ "Arale Norimaki", "media franchise", "Dragon Ball" ] ]	fictional character from Dr. Slump	kick and one headbutt after he paralyzes Goku. She is also able to ride on the Kinto'un, which indicates her as being pure of heart. In the anime adaptations, Arale is first seen in a picture on the wall of the capsule house Bulma creates in Dragon Ball episode 2, again on the television that Kame-Sennin is watching in...	[ "Norimaki Arale" ]
Arale Norimaki	[ [ "Arale Norimaki", "present in work", "Dr. Slump" ], [ "Arale Norimaki", "media franchise", "Dragon Ball" ] ]	fictional character from Dr. Slump	Ball Super, first making a brief cameo appearance in episode 43 and later playing a key role in episode 69. Arale is also a playable character in the crossover video games Jump Super Stars and Jump Ultimate Stars, both for the Nintendo DS, and J-Stars Victory Vs for the PlayStation 3 and PlayStation Vita. She is also p...	[ "Norimaki Arale" ]
Arale Norimaki	[ [ "Arale Norimaki", "present in work", "Dr. Slump" ], [ "Arale Norimaki", "voice actor", "Mami Koyama" ], [ "Arale Norimaki", "media franchise", "Dragon Ball" ] ]	fictional character from Dr. Slump	advertise the car manufacturer's Kei SUV Hustler and include new acting from Mami Koyama as Arale and Kumiko Nishihara as Gatchan. In 2016, Ayami Nakajo portrayed Arale in a commercial for G.u. clothing. It shows Akane Kimidori (Yuki Uchida) and Peasuke Soramame (Kengo Kora) bewildered when Arale trades in her trademar...	[ "Norimaki Arale" ]
Arale Norimaki	[ [ "Arale Norimaki", "media franchise", "Dragon Ball" ] ]	fictional character from Dr. Slump	Stars, in the radio drama. Reception In 1982, Arale came in 12th place in Animages fourth annual Anime Grand Prix for Favorite Character. Carl Kimlinger of Anime News Network wrote that among Dr. Slumps cast, Arale is the standout; "The way she laughs and runs and raises unwitting hell are all unforgettable." Her role ...	[ "Norimaki Arale" ]
Radowell	[ [ "Radowell", "country", "Ukraine" ] ]	village in Olevsk Raion, Zhytomyr Oblast, Ukraine	Radowell (Ukrainian: Ра́довель) — is a village in Ukraine, Olevsk district, Zhytomyr region. Geography Radowell is situated about 20 km away from Olevsk (a district centre), 165 km away from Zhytomyr (a regional centre) and 205 km away from Kyiv (the capital of Ukraine). The territory of the village is about 3,810 squa...	[]
Radowell	[ [ "Radowell", "country", "Ukraine" ] ]	village in Olevsk Raion, Zhytomyr Oblast, Ukraine	to the Bilokorovychi parish. Radowell saw such historical events as the Stolypin agrarian reform (in 1906, there were 1,000 people and 156 farms in the village), national liberation movement of 1917-1921, the Holodomor, Soviet rule, Chernobyl (the village was classified in the third category of those impacted by the di...	[]
Radowell	[ [ "Radowell", "country", "Ukraine" ] ]	village in Olevsk Raion, Zhytomyr Oblast, Ukraine	day, buses run through the village following Olevsk-Kyiv/ Kyiv-Olevsk and Olevsk-Zhytomyr/ Zhytomyr-Olevsk routes. Within 5 km from Radowell, there is an international highway M-07, Kyiv-Kovel-Yahodyn. The nearest railway stations are Poiasky, Olevsk, Bilokorovychi and Korosten. Population As of January, 01, 2019, the ...	[]
Radowell	[ [ "Radowell", "country", "Ukraine" ] ]	village in Olevsk Raion, Zhytomyr Oblast, Ukraine	Andriivna, former nurse of the village of Rudnia-Radowellska and that of Radowell as well as the city of Olevsk, poet, author of more than 30 books; member of the National Union of Journalists of Ukraine, the Union of Writers “Slavutych” (Kremenchuk), Poltava Union of Writers; honorary citizen of the city of Olevsk; la...	[]
Szilvia Szabó	[ [ "Szilvia Szabó", "place of birth", "Budapest" ], [ "Szilvia Szabó", "family name", "Szabó" ] ]	canoeist	Szilvia Szabó (born 24 October 1978, in Budapest) is a Hungarian sprint canoer who competed from 1997 to 2005. Competing in two Summer Olympics, she won three silvers (2000: K-2 500 m, K-4 500 m; 2004: K-4 500 m). Szabó has also had outstanding success at the ICF Canoe Sprint World Championships, winning nineteen medal...	[ "Szilvia Szabo" ]
Jaipur Superfast Express	[ [ "Jaipur Superfast Express", "country", "India" ] ]	train in India	The Jaipur Superfast is a train of Western railway running between in Maharashtra and in Rajasthan, India. Coded 12955/12956, it is one of the fastest train from Mumbai to Jaipur under the Superfast category of trains. The train has recently been upgraded with comfortable LHB rakes effective 1 November 2019. Overview T...	[]
James B. Beck	[ [ "James B. Beck", "country of citizenship", "United States" ], [ "James B. Beck", "position held", "United States Representative" ], [ "James B. Beck", "place of birth", "Dumfriesshire" ], [ "James B. Beck", "educated at", "Transylvania University" ] ]	United States Representative and Senator from Kentucky (1822-1890)	James Burnie Beck (February 13, 1822May 3, 1890) was a United States Representative and Senator from Kentucky. Life Born in Dumfriesshire, Scotland, Beck immigrated to the United States in 1838 and settled in Wyoming County, New York. He moved to Lexington, Kentucky in 1843 and graduated from Transylvania University in...	[ "James Burnie Beck" ]
James B. Beck	[ [ "James B. Beck", "country of citizenship", "United States" ] ]	United States Representative and Senator from Kentucky (1822-1890)	his knowledge of his former partner's activities. After the war Beck was elected as a Democrat to the United States House of Representatives serving Kentucky's district 7. He was appointed to the Committee on Reconstruction where it was expected that as a newcomer and an immigrant he would be no obstacle to Republican ...	[ "James Burnie Beck" ]
James B. Beck	[ [ "James B. Beck", "country of citizenship", "United States" ], [ "James B. Beck", "occupation", "Politician" ], [ "James B. Beck", "place of burial", "Lexington Cemetery" ], [ "James B. Beck", "child", "George T. Beck" ] ]	United States Representative and Senator from Kentucky (1822-1890)	commission to define the boundary line between Maryland and Virginia. He was then elected to the United States Senate in 1876, being reelected twice and serving in all from March 4, 1877, until his death in Washington, D.C., on May 3, 1890. While in the Senate, Beck was the Democratic Conference Chairman from 1885 to 1...	[ "James Burnie Beck" ]
James B. Beck	[ [ "James B. Beck", "country of citizenship", "United States" ] ]	United States Representative and Senator from Kentucky (1822-1890)	Wyoming. See also List of United States Senators born outside the United States List of United States Congress members who died in office (1790–1899) Notes References U.S. Congress. Memorial Addresses for James Beck. 51st Cong., 2nd sess. from 1890 to 1891. Washington, D.C.: Government Printing Office, 1891. External l...	[ "James Burnie Beck" ]
Clermont	[ [ "Clermont", "country", "United States" ] ]	town in New York	the Gers département Clermont-Savès, in the Gers département Clermont-Soubiran, in the Lot-et-Garonne département Clermont-sur-Lauquet, in the Aude département In Greece Chlemoutsi, originally named Clermont In Haiti Clermont-Saint-Domingue In Ireland Clermont Carn, mountain in County Louth In South Africa Clermont, Kw...	[ "Clermont, New York" ]
Rudolf Otto von Ottenfeld	[ [ "Rudolf Otto von Ottenfeld", "place of birth", "Verona" ], [ "Rudolf Otto von Ottenfeld", "place of death", "Prague" ], [ "Rudolf Otto von Ottenfeld", "occupation", "Painter" ], [ "Rudolf Otto von Ottenfeld", "work location", "Munich" ], [ "Rudol...	Austrian painter (1856-1913)	Rudolf Otto von Ottenfeld (21 July 1856, Verona – 26 July 1913, Prague) was an Austrian military painter, a founding member of the Vienna Secession and a professor at the Academy of Fine Arts, Prague. Life Ottenfeld was a student at the Academy of Fine Arts, Vienna under Carl Wurzinger and Leopold Carl Müller. He lived...	[ "Rudolf Otto Ritter von Ottenfeld", "Rudolf Otto Ottenfeld", "Rudolf Otto Ritter Von Ottenfeld" ]
Rudolf Otto von Ottenfeld	[ [ "Rudolf Otto von Ottenfeld", "place of death", "Prague" ], [ "Rudolf Otto von Ottenfeld", "occupation", "Painter" ], [ "Rudolf Otto von Ottenfeld", "work location", "Vienna" ] ]	Austrian painter (1856-1913)	work on uniforms in the period. He was a founding member of the Vienna Secession and sat on the Secession's working committee. The title page of the fourth issue of Ver Sacrum, the official journal of the Secession, was designed by Ottenfeld. After the death of Julius Mařák in 1899, Ottenfeld was appointed to the Acade...	[ "Rudolf Otto Ritter von Ottenfeld", "Rudolf Otto Ottenfeld", "Rudolf Otto Ritter Von Ottenfeld" ]
Rudolf Otto von Ottenfeld	[ [ "Rudolf Otto von Ottenfeld", "work location", "Vienna" ] ]	Austrian painter (1856-1913)	scenes, as well as soldiers in uniform, with a historical context. Awards Lesser Gold Medal, Third International Art Exhibition in Vienna, 1894 Lesser Gold Medal, International Art Exhibition in Berlin, 1896 Second Class Medal, Antwerp, 1894 World Exhibition Selected exhibitions Christmas Exhibition in Vienna, 1891, Mo...	[ "Rudolf Otto Ritter von Ottenfeld", "Rudolf Otto Ottenfeld", "Rudolf Otto Ritter Von Ottenfeld" ]
Rudolf Otto von Ottenfeld	[ [ "Rudolf Otto von Ottenfeld", "place of death", "Prague" ], [ "Rudolf Otto von Ottenfeld", "work location", "Vienna" ], [ "Rudolf Otto von Ottenfeld", "educated at", "Academy of Fine Arts Vienna" ] ]	Austrian painter (1856-1913)	on the 3rd of July 1866. Oil on canvas, 1897, 194 x 289 cm, Museum of Military History, Vienna. Occupation campaign in Bosnia in 1878. Austrian troops cross a pass in Bosnia. Oil on wood, 1878, Museum of Military History, Vienna. Grenzer sniper and infantry in 1798. Oil on cardboard, 1896, Museum of Military History, V...	[ "Rudolf Otto Ritter von Ottenfeld", "Rudolf Otto Ottenfeld", "Rudolf Otto Ritter Von Ottenfeld" ]
The Education of Elizabeth	[ [ "The Education of Elizabeth", "instance of", "Film" ], [ "The Education of Elizabeth", "cast member", "Billie Burke" ], [ "The Education of Elizabeth", "cast member", "Fredric March" ], [ "The Education of Elizabeth", "production company", "Famous Player...	1921 film by Edward Dillon	The Education of Elizabeth is a 1921 American silent comedy romance film produced by Famous Players-Lasky and distributed by Paramount Pictures. It was directed by Edward Dillon and stars stage star Billie Burke in her last silent film. The film was based on a play by Roy Horniman and is now a lost film. Cast Billie Bu...	[ "Education of Elizabeth" ]
René Eidams	[ [ "René Eidams", "sport", "Darts" ] ]	German darts player	René Eidams (born 8 May 1989) is a German darts player. Career Eidams competed in his first PDC event in January 2014, when he qualified for the German Darts Championship. He lost 6–5 in the first round to Joey Palfreyman. Eidams qualified for the preliminary round of the 2016 PDC World Darts Championship after beating...	[]
René Eidams	[ [ "René Eidams", "sport", "Darts" ] ]	German darts player	James Wilson. He met Van Gerwen again in the second round of the German Darts Masters, after defeating Peter Hudson 6–1, and lost 6–3. He exited the European Darts Matchplay at the same stage after being beaten 6–4 by Adrian Lewis. Eidams lost 5−3 to Kelvin Hart in the final of the 12th Challenge Tour event. The last E...	[]
Sisu A-45	[ [ "Sisu A-45", "follows", "Sisu KB-45" ] ]	light off-road lorry made by the Finnish heavy vehicle producer Suomen Autoteollisuus (SAT) in 1970–1982	Sisu A-45 is a light off-road lorry made by the Finnish heavy vehicle producer Suomen Autoteollisuus (SAT) in 1970–1982. The two-axle, all-wheel-drive vehicle with payload of 4 150 kg was a further development of Sisu KB-45, that was originally developed after an assignment of the Finnish Defence Forces. Development A-...	[ "Proto-Sisu" ]
Mostafa Salameh	[ [ "Mostafa Salameh", "occupation", "Mountaineer" ], [ "Mostafa Salameh", "sport", "Mountaineering" ] ]	Jordanian mountaineer and motivational speaker	Mostafa Salameh, (born June25, 1970) is a Jordanian mountaineer who has completed the Seven Summits, including Mount Everest in 2008. Salameh is also a motivational speaker. Biography Salameh first became interested in mountaineering in 2004 while working as a food and beverage manager at the Sheraton Hotel in Edinburg...	[]
Mostafa Salameh	[ [ "Mostafa Salameh", "country of citizenship", "Jordan" ] ]	Jordanian mountaineer and motivational speaker	Everest was finally made on May25, 2008, Jordan Independence Day, after he had sold some of his possessions to fund the expedition. He rang his parents and the King of Jordan via satellite phone from the peak. He completed the "Seven Summits" on November16, 2012 and is now among the (as of 2012) 235 people in the world...	[]
Mostafa Salameh	[ [ "Mostafa Salameh", "country of citizenship", "Jordan" ] ]	Jordanian mountaineer and motivational speaker	2006 – Climbed the highest point in Western Europe Mont Blanc March 2007 – 2nd attempt at Mount Everest ... uncompleted due to chest infection July 2007 – Climbed the highest point in Africa Mount Kilimanjaro 19,331 feet, 5895 Meters February 2008 – Climbed the highest point in South America Aconcagua 22,841 feet, 6960...	[]
Mostafa Salameh	[ [ "Mostafa Salameh", "country of citizenship", "Jordan" ] ]	Jordanian mountaineer and motivational speaker	Climbed to the Base Camp of Everest with a group of Jordanians for the support of the King Hussein Cancer Center (From the Lowest to the Highest for Cancer) February 2014 – Kilimanjaro Summit: Climbed the highest point in Africa (Kilimanjaro) with a team of 26 Jordanians for the support of the King Hussein Cancer Cente...	[]
UNFD	[ [ "UNFD", "instance of", "Record label" ], [ "UNFD", "country", "Australia" ], [ "UNFD", "headquarters location", "Melbourne" ] ]	Australian music label	UNFD (pronounced as an initialism [/ˈjuːˈenˈefˈdiː/]) is an independent record label based in Melbourne, Australia. The label is home to a number of Australian artists including Northlane, Ocean Grove, Hellions and In Hearts Wake, and international artists Frank Iero, Architects, Beartooth, Silverstein, and more. The l...	[]
UNFD	[ [ "UNFD", "country", "Australia" ] ]	Australian music label	at No. 38 on the ARIA Charts and was nominated for Best Heavy Rock Album of the Year at the ARIA Music Awards. In April 2013, the label released Northlane's hit album Singularity via a marketing campaign that was critically acclaimed across Australian media. The album debuted at No. 3 on the ARIA Charts. Shortly after,...	[]

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