Question: What is the full name of the researcher associated with the study on early television exposure and attentional problems in children?

Question: What is the title of the study co-authored by Dimitri A. Christakis on the association between lower continuity of care and greater risk of emergency department use and hospitalization in children?

Question: What is the title of the paper co-authored by Dimitri A. Christakis and Charles Feudtner that discusses ethical dilemmas faced by medical students?

Question: What is the title of Dimitri A. Christakis's paper published in the Wiley Online Library about the effects of infant media usage?

Question: What is the title of the study co-authored by Dimitri A. Christakis on the impact of audible television on adult words, infant vocalizations, and conversational turns?

Answer: Dimitri A. Christakis

Answer: "Association of Lower Continuity of Care With Greater Risk of Emergency Department Use and Hospitalization in Children"

Answer: "Ethics in a short white coat: the ethical dilemmas that medical students confront"

Answer: "The effects of infant media usage: what do we know and what should we learn?"

Answer: "Audible Television and Decreased Adult Words, Infant Vocalizations, and Conversational Turns A Population-Based Study"

This a document about Dimitri Alexander Christakis.
Dimitri A. Christakis, Frederick J. Zimmerman, David L. DiGiuseppe and Carolyn A. McCarty. "Early Television Exposure and Subsequent Attentional Problems in Children". Journal of the American Academy of Pediatrics. ; Dimitri A. Christakis, Loren Mell, Thomas D. Koepsell, Frederick J. Zimmerman and Frederick A. Connell. "Association of Lower Continuity of Care With Greater Risk of Emergency Department Use and Hospitalization in Children". Journal of the American Academy of Pediatrics. ; Christakis D A, and Feudtner C. "Ethics in a short white coat: the ethical dilemmas that medical students confront". Journal of Academic Medicine. ; Dimitri A Christakis. "The effects of infant media usage: what do we know and what should we learn?". Wiley Online Library. ; Dimitri A. Christakis, Jill Gilkerson, and Jeffrey A. Richards. "Audible Television and Decreased Adult Words, Infant Vocalizations, and Conversational Turns A Population-Based Study". JAMA Network.


Question: Which book did Norman Itzkowitz co-edit with L. Carl Brown in 1977?

Question: What is the title of the psychobiography on Atatürk co-authored by Norman Itzkowitz and Dr. Vamık Volkan?

Question: Which book on modernization in the Middle East was edited by Cyril E. Black and L. Carl Brown?

Question: What is the title of the book on the conflict between Turks and Greeks co-authored by Norman Itzkowitz and Vamık Volkan?

Question: Who co-authored the psychobiography of Richard Nixon with Norman Itzkowitz and Andrew Dod?

Question: What is the title of the educational study kit on the Balkans published by Golden Owl Press in 2000?

Answer: Near Eastern Studies

Answer: The Immortal Atatürk: A Psychobiography

Answer: Modernization in the Middle East: The Ottoman Empire and its Afro-Asian Successors

Answer: Turks and Greeks: Neighbours in Conflict

Answer: Vamık Volkan

Answer: The Balkans (A study kit for high school students)

This a document about Norman Itzkowitz.
 Near Eastern Studies, edited by L. Carl Brown and Norman Itzkowitz, (The Darwin Press, Princeton, N.J., 1977). ; The Immortal Atatürk: A Psychobiography, (with Dr. Vamık Volkan), (The University of Chicago Press, Chicago, Ill., 1984. Paperback edition, 1986. Turkish translation by Bağlam Press, Istanbul, 1998). ; Modernization in the Middle East: The Ottoman Empire and its Afro-Asian Successors, ed. Cyril E. Black and L. Carl Brown, (Darwin Press, Princeton, New Jersey, 1992). ; Turks and Greeks: Neighbours in Conflict with Vamık Volkan, (Eothen Press, Cambridge, England, 1994). Turkish translation, Bağlam Press, 1998. ; Richard Nixon: A Psychobiography, with Vamık Volkan and Andrew Dod, (Columbia University Press, New York, 1997). ; The Balkans (A study kit for high school students), (Golden Owl Press, Amawalk, New York, 2000).


Question: What is the name of the coprolite pit located in Little Thetford?

Question: Who is attributed as the owner of the Stretham coprolite pit in Little Thetford?

Question: In which year did the Stretham coprolite pit begin operations?

Question: What percentage of Little Thetford's population worked at the coprolite pit in 1871?

Question: What was the main method of labor used in the extraction of coprolite from the pit?

Question: Where was the coprolite transported for processing after being extracted?

Question: What were the two primary methods of transporting coprolite from the pit to the factory?

Question: What is the current name of the factory that processed coprolite from Little Thetford?

Question: What is the current use of The Three Horseshoes in Little Thetford?

Question: How many public houses were known to exist within the village boundaries of Little Thetford by the mid-19th century?

Question: What chemical, when mixed with coprolite, forms a fertilizer?

Question: What geological feature is the Stretham coprolite pit located within?

Question: What was the name of the public house that is now a residential property in Little Thetford?

Answer: Stretham coprolite pit.

Answer: John Bailey Denton is attributed as the owner of the Stretham coprolite pit in Little Thetford.

Answer: 1866

Answer: Six percent.

Answer: The main method of labor used was local labor shoveling the coprolite from the pit.

Answer: The coprolite was transported to the James Fison (now Fisons Ltd) factory in Thetford, Norfolk.

Answer: River and railway.

Answer: Fisons Ltd

Answer: Residential property.

Answer: Seven.

Answer: sulphuric acid

Answer: Gault clay beds.

Answer: The Three Horseshoes

This a document about Little Thetford.
 more than 5 mi wide Gault clay beds. When mixed with sulphuric acid, the coprolite forms a fertiliser. One author attributes the Stretham coprolite pit, in Little Thetford, as being owned by John Bailey Denton, 1814–1893, the surveyor and civil engineer. The site was worked from 1866. Mainly local labour was used in shovelling the coprolite from the pit, for washing and sorting. In 1871, six percent of the population of Little Thetford worked at the pit. The coprolite was transported to the James Fison (now Fisons Ltd) factory in Thetford, Norfolk, by river and then onwards by railway. The Three Horseshoes, now a residential property, was one of seven public houses known to be within the village boundaries since the mid-19th century. The British Beer


Question: What does the term 'Bold' indicate in the context of the 2016 Blancpain GT Series?

Question: What does the term 'Italics' indicate in the context of the 2016 Blancpain GT Series?

Answer: Bold indicates pole position.

Answer: Fastest lap

This a document about 2016 Blancpain GT Series.
 (key) Bold – Pole position Italics – Fastest lap


Question: Where do recruits to the Guards Division undergo their training?

Question: How long is the training programme for recruits to the Guards Division?

Question: How does the training duration for the Guards Division compare to that of the Regular line infantry regiments?

Question: What additional focus is included in the training programme for the Guards Division?

Answer: Recruits to the Guards Division undergo their training at the Infantry Training Centre (ITC).

Answer: The training programme for recruits to the Guards Division is thirty weeks long.

Answer: The training for the Guards Division is thirty weeks, which is two weeks more than the training for the Regular line infantry regiments.

Answer: Drill and ceremonies.

This a document about Scots Guards.
 Recruits to the Guards Division go through a thirty-week gruelling training programme at the Infantry Training Centre (ITC). The training is two weeks more than the training for the Regular line infantry regiments of the British Army; the extra training, carried out throughout the course, is devoted to drill and ceremonies.


Question: What was the name of the Panamanian player who was the leading scorer for Centauros with 29 goals in the season?

Question: What position did Centauros reach in the Primera B in 2004?

Question: In which year did Centauros move from Villavicencio to Popayán?

Question: What was one of the reasons Centauros moved to Popayán in 2011?

Question: Which local authorities refused to provide financial support to Centauros?

Question: What was the name of the football club after Centauros moved to Popayán?

Question: In which years did Centauros fail in their respective career games in the second half of the 2006 season and subsequent rounds?

Question: What was the reason local authorities of Villavicencio considered Centauros a feeder club?

Question: What was the name of the football team before it moved to Popayán in 2011?

Question: What was the reason for the support from the Cauca Department Governorate for Centauros to move to Popayán?

Answer: Blas Pérez

Answer: third place

Answer: 2011

Answer: One of the reasons Centauros moved to Popayán in 2011 was due to its huge debts.

Answer: The local authorities of Villavicencio refused to provide financial support to Centauros.

Answer: Universitario Popayán

Answer: 2006, 2007, 2008, and 2009.

Answer: The local authorities of Villavicencio considered Centauros a feeder club for Deportes Quindío.

Answer: Centauros Villavicencio

Answer: To have a football club in the department's capital city.

This a document about Centauros Villavicencio.
 goal difference again in the second division. In the Primera B reached the team in 2004 the third place, but failed in the rise of games. The team belonging to the Panamanian Blas Pérez, was thereby leading scorer with 29 goals this season. In the second half of the 2006 season, the first round in 2007 and 2008 and in the second round in 2009 Villavicencio also failed in their respective career games. In May 2011, Centauros moved from Villavicencio to Popayán considering its huge debts, the refusal of financial support from successive local authorities that deemed it a feeder club for Deportes Quindío, and the support expressed from the Cauca Department Governorate for a football club in the department's capital city, thus becoming Universitario Popayán.


Question: What groups in Hong Kong supported localism and universal suffrage in all Hong Kong elections?

Question: In what year did the National People's Congress of China pass a decision concerning Hong Kong national security legislation?

Question: What specific actions were made illegal by the National People's Congress decision in May 2020?

Question: Despite the new legal restrictions, are there still individuals calling for independence in Hong Kong?

Question: What has been the impact of the National People's Congress decision on protesting and organizing protests in Hong Kong?

Question: Which region is mentioned in the document as being part of China's Northeast?

Question: What is the general stance of the public in Hong Kong towards the pro-democracy camp?

Question: What term is used in the document to describe the political movements seeking independence or self-governance in Hong Kong?

Question: To what extent did the separatist movements in Hong Kong operate beyond advocating for independence?

Question: What is the name of the political movements in Hong Kong that are seeking independence or greater self-governance?

Question: What is the name of the legislative body that passed the Hong Kong national security legislation in May 2020?

Answer: Anti-governmental groups.

Answer: 2020

Answer: "Secession" and "subversion" were made illegal by the National People's Congress decision in May 2020.

Answer: Yes.

Answer: The passing of the decision by the NPC has made protesting and the organization of protests more difficult in Hong Kong.

Answer: Manchuria

Answer: The general public in Hong Kong supports the pro-democracy camp.

Answer: separatist movements

Answer: To a small extent.

Answer: Pro-independence movements or anti-governmental groups.

Answer: National People's Congress of China

This a document about List of active separatist movements in Asia.
 a small extent as well. Many of the anti-governmental groups supported localism and universal suffrage in all Hong Kong elections. In May 2020 the National People's Congress of China passed a decision concerning Hong Kong national security legislation, whereby "secession" and "subversion" were made illegal. This move has meant that pro-independence calls are now illegal by the new decision, although some still do call for independence despite the changes to the law. In Hong Kong, the pro-democracy camp enjoys general support, though the passing of the decision by the NPC has made protesting and the organization of protests more difficult. Manchuria (Northeast China)


Question: What position did Eduard Shevardnadze hold in 1964?

Question: What position did Shevardnadze hold after being promoted in 1965?

Question: What was the reason for Shevardnadze's promotion to the post of First Deputyship?

Question: Who did Eduard Shevardnadze challenge as Tbilisi First Secretary?

Question: What action did Shevardnadze take against Otari Lolashvili?

Question: What campaign did Shevardnadze initiate that was supported by the Soviet government?

Question: What position was Eduard Shevardnadze voted into after his successful anti-corruption campaign?

Question: What position did Eduard Shevardnadze return to after years of obscurity?

Answer: First Deputy of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Georgian SSR.

Answer: Minister of Internal Affairs of the Georgian SSR.

Answer: His successful attempt at gaoling Lolashvili.

Answer: Otari Lolashvili.

Answer: Shevardnadze challenged Otari Lolashvili and later charged him with corruption.

Answer: Shevardnadze initiated a successful anti-corruption campaign that was supported by the Soviet government.

Answer: Second Secretary.

Answer: First Secretary of a city district in Tbilisi.

This a document about Eduard Shevardnadze.
 senior official. After his demotion Shevardnadze endured several years of obscurity before returning to attention as a First Secretary of a city district in Tbilisi. Shevardnadze challenged Tbilisi First Secretary Otari Lolashvili, and later charged him with corruption. Shevardnadze left party work after his appointment as First Deputy of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Georgian SSR in 1964. It was his successful attempt at gaoling Lolashvili, which got him promoted to the post of First Deputyship. In 1965, Shevardnadze was appointed Minister of Internal Affairs of the Georgian SSR. After initiating a successful anti-corruption campaign supported by the Soviet government, Shevardnadze was voted as Second Secretary of


Question: What reason does Cariño give for needing to reschedule their lesson?

Question: What does Adam offer to buy Cariño after she falls off her bike?

Question: What does Adam do after suspecting that Cariño's bike story is not true?

Question: What does Cariño ask Adam to do at the start of their fourth lesson?

Question: What does Adam prefer to do during their fourth lesson instead of working on grammar?

Question: What does Adam do after Cariño declines his offer to buy her a new bike?

Question: What does Adam do after Cariño gets straight into the lesson during their fourth session?

Question: What does Adam ask Cariño at the start of their fourth lesson?

Question: What does Cariño do after declining Adam's offer to buy her a new bike?

Question: What does Cariño do after declining Adam's offer to buy her a new bike and before the start of their fourth lesson?

Answer: Cariño asks to reschedule their lesson because she fell off her bike.

Answer: Adam offers to buy Cariño a new bike.

Answer: Adam records a message for Cariño apologizing and pressing for more information about her injuries, suspecting that her bike story is not true and offering a safe space to discuss what really happened.

Answer: Cariño asks Adam to work on his grammar.

Answer: Adam prefers that they just talk candidly.

Answer: Adam records a message for her apologizing and pressing for more information about her injuries.

Answer: Adam prefers that they just talk candidly as they have in the past.

Answer: Adam asks how Cariño is doing.

Answer: Cariño asks if they can reschedule their lesson.

Answer: Cariño asks if they can reschedule their lesson.

This a document about Language Lessons.
 that she fell off her bike. He offers to buy her a new bike; offended, Cariño declines the offer, then asks if they can reschedule their lesson. Adam later records a message for her apologizing, and pressing for more information about her injuries, suspecting that her bike story is not true and offering a safe space to discuss what really happened. At the start of their fourth lesson, Adam asks how Cariño is doing, but she gets straight into the lesson, wanting to work on Adam’s grammar. Adam prefers that they just talk candidly as they have in the past, but Cariño insists,


Question: What was the population of Northfield (CDP), Massachusetts according to the 2000 census?

Question: How many households were there in Northfield (CDP) as of the 2000 census?

Question: What was the population density of Northfield (CDP) in 2000, expressed in people per square kilometer?

Question: What was the average housing unit density in Northfield (CDP) in 2000, expressed in units per square kilometer?

Question: What percentage of the population in Northfield (CDP) identified as White in the 2000 census?

Question: What percentage of the population in Northfield (CDP) identified as Hispanic or Latino in the 2000 census?

Question: What percentage of households in Northfield (CDP) had children under the age of 18 living with them?

Question: What percentage of households in Northfield (CDP) were made up of individuals living alone?

Question: What percentage of households in Northfield (CDP) had someone living alone who was 65 years of age or older?

Question: What was the average household size in Northfield (CDP) according to the 2000 census?

Question: What percentage of households in Northfield (CDP) were married couples living together according to the 2000 census?

Question: What percentage of households in Northfield (CDP) had a female householder with no husband present according to the 2000 census?

Question: How many families were residing in Northfield (CDP) as of the 2000 census?

Question: What percentage of the population in Northfield (CDP) identified as two or more races according to the 2000 census?

Question: What percentage of households in Northfield (CDP) were classified as non-families according to the 2000 census?

Answer: 1,141

Answer: 495 households.

Answer: 98.6 people per square kilometer.

Answer: 49.0/km2

Answer: 97.90%

Answer: 0.79%

Answer: 28.5%

Answer: 34.1%

Answer: 14.3%

Answer: 2.31

Answer: 49.9%

Answer: 9.5%

Answer: 307

Answer: 1.23%

Answer: 37.8%

This a document about Northfield (CDP), Massachusetts.
 As of the census of 2000, there were 1,141 people, 495 households, and 307 families residing in the CDP. The population density was 98.6/km2 (255.3/mi2). There were 567 housing units at an average density of 49.0/km2 (126.9/mi2). The racial makeup of the CDP was 97.90% White, 0.09% Black or African American, 0.53% Native American, 0.26% Asian, and 1.23% from two or more races. Hispanic or Latino of any race were 0.79% of the population. There were 495 households, out of which 28.5% had children under the age of 18 living with them, 49.9% were married couples living together, 9.5% had a female householder with no husband present, and 37.8% were non-families. 34.1% of all households were made up of individuals, and 14.3% had someone living alone who was 65 years of age or older. The average household size was 2.31 and


Question: What is the number range covered by the list of minor planets in this document?

Question: What is the name of the program associated with the discovery of minor planet 178146?

Question: On what date was minor planet 178146 discovered?

Question: Where was minor planet 178146 discovered?

Question: What is the name of the program associated with the discovery of minor planet 178147?

Question: On what date was minor planet 178147 discovered?

Question: Where was minor planet 178147 discovered?

Question: What is the estimated diameter of minor planet 178147?

Question: What is the name of the program associated with the discovery of minor planet 178148?

Question: On what date was minor planet 178148 discovered?

Question: Where was minor planet 178148 discovered?

Question: What is the estimated diameter of minor planet 178148?

Question: What is the name of the program associated with the discovery of minor planet 178149?

Question: On what date was minor planet 178149 discovered?

Question: Where was minor planet 178149 discovered?

Answer: 178001–179000

Answer: Spacewatch

Answer: October 13, 2006

Answer: Kitt Peak

Answer: Spacewatch

Answer: October 13, 2006

Answer: Kitt Peak

Answer: 5.4 km

Answer: Spacewatch

Answer: October 13, 2006

Answer: Kitt Peak

Answer: 1.8 km

Answer: Spacewatch

Answer: October 13, 2006

Answer: Kitt Peak

This a document about List of minor planets: 178001–179000.
 Spacewatch || — || align=right | 1.1 km || ; -id=146 bgcolor=#E9E9E9 ; 178146 || || — || October 13, 2006 || Kitt Peak || Spacewatch || — || align=right | 2.2 km || ; -id=147 bgcolor=#d6d6d6 ; 178147 || || — || October 13, 2006 || Kitt Peak || Spacewatch || — || align=right | 5.4 km || ; -id=148 bgcolor=#E9E9E9 ; 178148 || || — || October 13, 2006 || Kitt Peak || Spacewatch || — || align=right | 1.8 km || ; -id=149 bgcolor=#d6d6d6 ; 178149 || || — || October 13, 2006 || Kitt Peak ||


Question: On what date did Bilibili officially announce the Hangzhou Spark franchise?

Question: What does the name 'Spark' symbolize for the Hangzhou Spark franchise?

Question: What are the official colors of the Hangzhou Spark logo?

Question: What does the Hangzhou Spark logo depict in terms of imagery?

Question: Which character from A Certain Scientific Railgun is the Hangzhou Spark logo a reference to?

Question: What aspect of Hangzhou does the vibrant color scheme of the Hangzhou Spark logo reflect?

Answer: 14 November 2018

Answer: The name "Spark" symbolizes the immense speed and power of electricity, as well as the "electric nature and creative spark" of the Bilibili brand.

Answer: The official colors of the Hangzhou Spark logo are pink, white, and blue.

Answer: The Hangzhou Spark logo depicts a hand-gesture in the shape of a gun with electricity emerging from it, referencing Mikoto Misaka from A Certain Scientific Railgun.

Answer: Mikoto Misaka

Answer: The fast-growing nature of Hangzhou.

This a document about Hangzhou Spark.
 On 14 November 2018, Bilibili officially announced the brand of their franchise, the Hangzhou Spark. The name "Spark" symbolizes the immense speed and power electricity, as well as the "electric nature and creative spark" of the Bilibili brand. The logo is in the team's official colors of pink, white, and blue. It depicts a hand-gesture in shape of a gun with electricity emerging from it and is a reference to Mikoto Misaka from A Certain Scientific Railgun. The official colors are vibrant in nature to reflect the fast-growing nature of Hangzhou.


Question: What are the two different versions of the song 'Shake Your Head' mentioned in the document, and how long are they?

Question: What are the opening lyrics of the 3:48 single version of 'Shake Your Head'?

Question: Who is credited with singing the opening lyrics of the 4:00 album version of 'Shake Your Head'?

Question: What are the opening lyrics of the 4:00 album version of 'Shake Your Head'?

Question: What are the two additional versions of the song 'Shake Your Head' mentioned in the document?

Question: What is the central theme of the song 'Shake Your Head' as described in the document?

Question: What happens in the song after Basinger and Osbourne detail the things that cannot be done?

Answer: The two different versions of the song "Shake Your Head" mentioned are the 3:48 single version and the 4:00 album version.

Answer: "You can't feed the hungry, you can't talk Shakespeare to a monkey..."

Answer: Basinger

Answer: "You can't argue with death. You can't break a burly sailor's neck. You can't drink lava from plastic glasses..."

Answer: The two additional versions of the song 'Shake Your Head' mentioned are the Steve "Silk" Hurley 12-inch mix and a 12-inch dub.

Answer: The central theme of the song 'Shake Your Head' is things that cannot be done, including some that are outlandish and others that are extremely difficult.

Answer: The chorus comes in with the title hook.

This a document about Shake Your Head.
 The 3:48 single version starts with Osbourne singing "You can't feed the hungry, you can't talk Shakespeare to a monkey..." The 4:00 album version starts with female vocals (presumably Basinger) singing "You can't argue with death. You can't break a burly sailor's neck. You can't drink lava from plastic glasses...". There is also a Steve "Silk" Hurley 12-inch mix and a 12-inch dub. The song's lyrics deal with things that cannot be done (some are outlandish, some can be done, but have a high amount of difficulty). After Basinger and Osbourne detail these things, the chorus comes in with the title hook.


Question: What percentage of the population in Duyure works in agriculture according to the 2013 census?

Question: What percentage of people in Duyure use the public water system?

Question: What percentage of people in Duyure use the public electricity system?

Question: What is the primary source of fuel used for cooking in Duyure?

Question: What percentage of houses in Duyure have at least one car?

Question: What percentage of Duyure has a basic education system?

Answer: 78%

Answer: 51%

Answer: 66%

Answer: Firewood.

Answer: 6%

Answer: 57%

This a document about Duyure.
 According to the 2013 census, 78% of the population work in agriculture. Fifty-one percent of people uses the public water system and 66% uses the public electricity system. Ninety-five percent uses firewood for cooking and 6% of houses has at least one car. Fifty-seven percent of duyure has a basic education system.


Question: What was the name of the anti-globalization group that William Luther Pierce formed to protest at the G8 summit in Canada in June 2002?

Question: Where did William Luther Pierce deliver his last public speech, and on what date?

Question: What was the cause of William Luther Pierce's death, and when did it occur?

Question: What was the financial status of the National Alliance at the time of William Luther Pierce's death?

Question: How many members did the National Alliance have at the time of William Luther Pierce's death?

Question: What happened to the National Alliance after William Luther Pierce's death?

Question: What was the size of the paid national staff of the National Alliance at the time of William Luther Pierce's death?

Question: What additional condition was diagnosed in William Luther Pierce three weeks before his death?

Answer: The Anti-Globalization Action Network.

Answer: William Luther Pierce delivered his last public speech in Cleveland, Ohio on April 28, 2002.

Answer: William Luther Pierce died of renal failure on July 23, 2002.

Answer: The National Alliance was bringing in more than $1 million a year at the time of William Luther Pierce's death.

Answer: More than 1,500 members.

Answer: The National Alliance entered a period of internal conflict and decline.

Answer: 17 full-time officials.

Answer: cancer

This a document about William Luther Pierce.
 is a Changing Country, and forming an anti-globalization group – the Anti-Globalization Action Network – to protest at the G8 summit in Canada in June 2002. Pierce's last public speech was made in Cleveland, Ohio on April 28, 2002. On July 23, 2002, he died of renal failure, three weeks after being diagnosed with cancer which had spread through his body. At the time, the National Alliance was bringing in more than $1 million a year, with more than 1,500 members, a paid national staff of 17 full-time officials, and was better known than at any time in its history, after which it entered a period of internal conflict and decline.


Question: In which year was Joel Garreau born?

Question: What is the title of the book Joel Garreau published in 1981?

Question: What is the name of the book Joel Garreau published in 2005?

Question: At which university has Joel Garreau served as a fellow?

Question: What was Joel Garreau's previous role at The Washington Post?

Question: What is Joel Garreau's current position at George Mason University?

Question: What are the two groups that Joel Garreau leads at George Mason University?

Question: What was the name of the fellowship Joel Garreau held at New America Foundation?

Question: What is the title of the book Joel Garreau published in 1991?

Answer: 1948

Answer: The Nine Nations of North America

Answer: Radical Evolution: The Promise and Peril of Enhancing Our Minds, Our Bodies—and What It Means to Be Human.

Answer: Joel Garreau has served as a fellow at Cambridge University, the University of California at Berkeley, and George Mason University.

Answer: He was a reporter and editor.

Answer: Joel Garreau is a senior fellow at the School of Public Policy at George Mason University.

Answer: One group studies the future of universities, and the other examines which global gateway city regions will be the winners and losers in the year 2020.

Answer: Bernard L. Schwartz Fellow

Answer: Edge City: Life on the New Frontier

This a document about Joel Garreau.
 Joel Garreau (born 1948) is an American journalist, scholar, and author. In 1981, Garreau published The Nine Nations of North America. In 1991, he published Edge City: Life on the New Frontier. In 2005, he published Radical Evolution: The Promise and Peril of Enhancing Our Minds, Our Bodies—and What It Means to Be Human. He has served as a fellow at Cambridge University, a Bernard L. Schwartz Fellow at New America Foundation, the University of California at Berkeley and George Mason University. Previously, he was a reporter and editor at The Washington Post. He is a senior fellow at the School of Public Policy at George Mason University, leading two groups, one studying the future of universities and the other examining which global gateway city regions will be the winners and losers in the year 2020.


Question: What position did John Davies hold at the University of Cambridge from 1783 to 1817?

Question: Where was John Davies educated before entering Trinity College, Cambridge?

Question: In what year did John Davies graduate with a Bachelor of Arts degree?

Question: When did John Davies become a Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge?

Question: What role did John Davies hold at Trinity College from 1782 to 1790?

Question: In what year was John Davies ordained as a priest?

Question: Which parish did John Davies serve as perpetual curate from 1767 to 1786?

Question: What was the name of the church for which John Davies served as curate in Cambridge from 1783 to 1784?

Question: Which parish did John Davies serve as vicar from 1784 to 1786?

Question: From what year did John Davies serve as Rector of Orwell?

Question: Which parish did John Davies serve as vicar from 1785 to 1804?

Question: Which parish did John Davies serve as perpetual curate from 1786 to 1804?

Question: In what year was John Davies born?

Question: In what year did John Davies die?

Answer: John Davies was the librarian (bibliothecarius) of the University of Cambridge from 1783 to 1817.

Answer: Westminster School.

Answer: 1765

Answer: 1766

Answer: Junior Bursar

Answer: 1772

Answer: Leominster

Answer: St Mary the Great

Answer: Shudy Camps

Answer: 1804

Answer: Flintham

Answer: Kneeton

Answer: 1743

Answer: 1817

This a document about John Davies (Cambridge University Librarian).
 John Davies (1743–1817) was the librarian (bibliothecarius) of the University of Cambridge from 1783 to 1817. He was educated at Westminster School, and entered Trinity College, Cambridge in May 1761. He graduated B.A. in 1765 and M.A. in 1768. He became a Fellow of Trinity in 1766 and was Junior Bursar from 1782 to 1790. He was ordained as a deacon in 1766 and as a priest in 1772. He then served as perpetual curate of Leominster (1767), curate of St Mary the Great Cambridge (1783–84), vicar of Shudy Camps (1784–86), vicar of Flintham (1785-1804), perpetual curate of Kneeton (1786-1804), and Rector of Orwell (1804–17).


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Question: What was Shalaa's position in the field at the start of his debut race?

Answer: Frankie Dettori

Answer: Newbury Racecourse

Answer: 16 May

Answer: Five.

Answer: Last.

Answer: Birchwood

Answer: Shalaa won his first race at Newmarket Racecourse.

Answer: Fang

Answer: Six furlongs.

Answer: Two lengths.

Answer: 7/2

Answer: Eight runners.

Answer: Shalaa's position in the field at the start of his debut race was second favourite.

This a document about Shalaa.
 In his first season, Shalaa was ridden in all but one of his races by the Italian veteran Frankie Dettori. The colt made his debut in a six furlong race at Newbury Racecourse on 16 May and started the 7/2 second favourite in a field which included five previous winners. He swerved badly exiting the stalls, and was never in contention, finishing last of the eight runners behind Birchwood. Two weeks later he contested a maiden race over the same distance at Newmarket Racecourse and recorded his first success, taking the lead a furlong out and winning by two lengths from Fang.


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Question: When did Lt-Col Burges leave the 10th Bn East Yorks?

Question: What position did Burges take at the Senior Officers' School?

Question: What unit did Burges take command of in September 1917, and where was it located?

Answer: The British and German bombardments caused significant casualties for the 10th Bn, with about 100 killed and wounded.

Answer: Lt-Col Burges was allegedly removed from his command for refusing to risk any more men after two failed attempts to recover the body of an officer (son of a well-known politician) from No man's land during the bombardment.

Answer: The failed attempts involved trying to recover the body of an officer (son of a well-known politician) from No man's land during the bombardment.

Answer: 30 June

Answer: Instructor.

Answer: Burges took command of the 7th Bn South Wales Borderers at Salonika in September 1917.

This a document about Daniel Burges.
 during the British bombardment in the days leading up to the battle, suffering significant casualties from the German counter-bombardment (about 100 killed and wounded for 10th Bn alone). It is alleged that Lt-Col Burges was removed from his command the day before the battle for refusing to risk any more men after two failed attempts to recover the body of an officer (son of a well-known politician) from No man's land during the bombardment. Burges left 10th Bn East Yorks on 30 June to become an instructor at the Senior Officers' School. In September 1917 Burges took command of the 7th Bn South Wales Borderers at Salonika.


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Question: What genes were commonly added to plasmid vectors to increase the effectiveness of recombinant techniques?

Question: What concern prompted caution among scientists regarding the potential of recombinant DNA technology?

Answer: In the 1970s.

Answer: The invention of recombinant DNA techniques.

Answer: In the late 1960s.

Answer: The isolation, duplication, and synthesis of viral genes preceded the discovery of restriction enzymes.

Answer: Paul Berg, Herbert Boyer, and Arthur Kornberg were involved in the production of the first transgenic organisms in 1972.

Answer: EcoRI

Answer: Arthur Kornberg's lab contributed work with ligase to the development of recombinant DNA techniques.

Answer: plasmid vectors

Answer: Genes for antibiotic resistance were commonly added to plasmid vectors to increase the effectiveness of recombinant techniques.

Answer: The potential dangers, particularly the possibility of a prolific outcome, prompted caution among scientists regarding the potential of recombinant DNA technology.

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 Biotechnology in the modern sense of genetic engineering began in the 1970s, with the invention of recombinant DNA techniques. Restriction enzymes were discovered and characterized in the late 1960s, following on the heels of the isolation, then duplication, then synthesis of viral genes. Beginning with the lab of Paul Berg in 1972 (aided by EcoRI from Herbert Boyer's lab, building on work with ligase by Arthur Kornberg's lab), molecular biologists put these pieces together to produce the first transgenic organisms. Soon after, others began using plasmid vectors and adding genes for antibiotic resistance, greatly increasing the reach of the recombinant techniques. Wary of the potential dangers (particularly the possibility of a prolific


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Answer: Toronto FC

Answer: The label 'Ground' refers to the location of matches (Home or Away) in the 2016 Toronto FC season.

Answer: The label "Result" refers to the outcome of each match (Win, Draw, Loss).

Answer: Win

Answer: Draw

Answer: Loss

Answer: Home

Answer: The letter 'A' indicates an Away game.

Answer: Regular season matches

Answer: October 23, 2016

Answer: 2016

Answer: March 2015

Answer: Green2 represents a Win, Yellow2 represents a Draw, and Red2 represents a Loss.

Answer: The sequence of match results for the 2016 Toronto FC season is: W/D/L/L/D/W/W/L/W/L/D/D/L/W/L/D/W/D/L/W/W/W/W/D/W/W/L/W/D/D/D/L/D/W.

Answer: Home

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Answer: Maury Ginsberg

Answer: Hogarth Chao & Benowitz

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Question: Which publishing company published 'Kriminelle Geschichten – Ermittlungen über die Justiz'?

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Question: What is the ISBN number of the book 'Kriminelle Geschichten – Ermittlungen über die Justiz'?

Question: Which publishing company published the book 'Stimmen aus den Alpen'?

Question: What is the ISBN number of the book 'Die Leute von Langenegg' written by Hans Weiss?

Question: Which publishing company published the book 'Stimmen aus den Alpen' by Hans Weiss?

Answer: Gift-Grün – Chemie in der Landwirtschaft und die Folgen

Answer: Konrad Nußbaumer

Answer: 3-462-01744-6

Answer: Kriminelle Geschichten – Ermittlungen über die Justiz

Answer: Im blinden Winkel

Answer: Kiepenheuer & Witsch

Answer: Stimmen aus den Alpen

Answer: 3-462-01872-8

Answer: Brandstädter-Publishing Company

Answer: 3-462-01824-8

Answer: Brandstädter-Publishing Company.

This a document about Hans Weiss (author).
 Austria); Vienna:Falter/ and Cologne: Kiepenheuer und Witsch, 1988, ISBN: 3-462-01884-1 ; Die Leute von Langenegg (The People of Langenegg – photographed by Konrad Nußbaumer und written about by Hans Weiss), Kiepenheuer & Witsch, 1986, ISBN: 3-462-01824-8 ; Gift-Grün – Chemie in der Landwirtschaft und die Folgen (Poison Green – Chemicals in Agriculture and the Consequences); Cologne: Kiepenheuer & Witsch, Cologne 1986, ISBN: 3-462-01744-6 ; Kriminelle Geschichten – Ermittlungen über die Justiz (Criminal Stories – Investigations about the Justice System in Germany and Austria); Cologne: Kiepenheuer & Witsch, 1985, ISBN: 3-462-01872-8 ; Stimmen aus den Alpen (Voices from the Alps) – contribution to the book "Im blinden Winkel" by Christoph Ransmayr, Vienna: Brandstädter-Publishing Company, 1985: This


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Answer: Wapenamanda Rural LLG

Answer: Awas

Answer: Tubiakores

Answer: Aipanda

Answer: Kaiamanda

Answer: Tombes

Answer: Yalis

Answer: Yuk

Answer: Alumbalam

Answer: Elyaganda

Answer: Takaipos

Answer: Mambisanda

Answer: Kumbas Kau

Answer: Wares

Answer: Rauanda

Answer: Pina

Answer: Yaibos

Answer: Topakapos

Answer: Topakapos

Answer: Kuimamanda

Answer: Kangarapos

Answer: Pompabus

Answer: Kanamanda

Answer: Mondop

Answer: Pausa

Answer: Kumbu

Answer: Yaramanda

Answer: Tapend

Answer: Yakaendis

Answer: Unda

Answer: Anji

Answer: Nanai

Answer: Walya

Answer: Ipia

This a document about Wapenamanda Rural LLG.
01. Awas ; 02. Tubiakores ; 03. Aipanda ; 04. Kaiamanda ; 05. Tombes ; 06. Yalis ; 07. Yuk ; 08. Alumbalam ; 09. Elyaganda ; 10. Takaipos ; 11. Mambisanda ; 12. Kumbas Kau ; 13. Wares ; 15. Rauanda ; 16. Pina ; 17. Yaibos ; 18. Topakapos ; 19. Paus ; 20. Kuimamanda ; 21. Kangarapos ; 22. Pompabus ; 23. Kanamanda ; 24. Mondop ; 25. Pausa ; 26. Kumbu ; 27. Yaramanda ; 28. Tapend ; 29. Yakaendis ; 30. Unda ; 31. Anji ; 32. Nanai ; 33. Walya ; 34. Ipia ; 82. Wapenamanda Urban


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Answer: August 20, 2002.

This a document about José Guillén.
 On August 20, 2002, Guillén signed with the Cincinnati Reds.


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Question: What title did The Venerable John Reed hold, as mentioned in the document?

Answer: Professor Sir Robert Lechler FRCP, FRCPath, FMedSci, 1951–, President of the Academy of Medical Sciences and Professor of Immunology at King's College London.

Answer: Musician and businessman.

Answer: Professor Mike Cowlishaw is recognized for being a leading programmer and scientist.

Answer: Howard Milner was known for being a leading tenor, and he was alive from 1953 to 2011.

Answer: James Hawkins is known for being an artist and film-maker.

Answer: Regius Professor of Moral and Pastoral Theology

Answer: Owner of TED and curator of TED Talks.

Answer: Astrophysics

Answer: The Venerable John Kiddle, 1958-

Answer: The Venerable John Reed held the title of Archdeacon of Taunton.

This a document about Monkton Combe School.
Professor Sir Robert Lechler FRCP, FRCPath, FMedSci, 1951–, President of the Academy of Medical Sciences and Professor of Immunology at King's College London ; The Venerable John Reed, 1951-, former Archdeacon of Taunton ; Julian Colbeck, 1952-, musician and businessman ; Professor Mike Cowlishaw FREng, 1953–, leading programmer and scientist ; Howard Milner, 1953-2011, leading tenor ; James Hawkins, 1954-, artist and film-maker ; The Revd Canon Nigel Biggar 1955-, Regius Professor of Moral and Pastoral Theology at the University of Oxford ; Chris Anderson, 1957–, Journalist and publisher, Owner of TED and curator of TED Talks. ; Stephen Warren, 1957–, Professor of Astrophysics at Imperial College London ; The Venerable John Kiddle, 1958-,


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Question: Who are the key officials governing the municipality of Mitchell?

Question: How many councillors are there in the municipality of Mitchell?

Question: How many councillors represent the Mitchell Ward?

Answer: Mitchell is part of West Perth Township.

Answer: The key officials governing the municipality of Mitchell are the Mayor, Deputy Mayor, and nine Councillors, one of whom represents the Mitchell Ward.

Answer: There are nine councillors in the municipality of Mitchell.

Answer: One councillor represents the Mitchell Ward.

This a document about Mitchell, Ontario.
 Mitchell is part of West Perth Township and governed accordingly. The Municipality has a Mayor, Deputy Mayor and nine Councillors; one of these represents the Mitchell Ward.


Question: What did President Obama prohibit in 2014 regarding food advertisements in public schools?

Question: According to the Food and Drug Administration, what beverage must students take with their lunch?

Question: What must a student do if they wish to request water instead of milk with their lunch?

Question: Who must sign the written request for a student to receive water instead of milk at lunch?

Question: What kind of services does the Steelton-Highspire School District provide as mandated by the Commonwealth and federal government?

Question: What health-related activity do nurses in the Steelton-Highspire School District conduct annually?

Question: To which government agencies is the health screening data from the Steelton-Highspire School District reported?

Answer: President Obama prohibited advertisements for unhealthy foods on public school campuses during the school day.

Answer: Milk.

Answer: A student must present a written request, signed by a doctor, documenting the need for water instead of milk.

Answer: A doctor must sign the written request.

Answer: The Steelton-Highspire School District provides health services as mandated by the Commonwealth and the federal government.

Answer: Nurses in the Steelton-Highspire School District conduct annual health screenings.

Answer: The health screening data from the Steelton-Highspire School District is reported to the PDE and the state Department of Health.

This a document about Steelton-Highspire School District.
 was $2.93. In 2014, President Obama ordered a prohibition of advertisements for unhealthy foods on public school campuses during the school day. The Food and Drug Administration requires that students take milk as their beverage at lunch. In accordance with this law, any student requesting water in place of milk with their lunch must present a written request, signed by a doctor, documenting the need for water instead of milk. Steelton-Highspire School District provides health services as mandated by the Commonwealth and the federal government. Nurses are available in each building to conduct annual health screenings (data reported to the PDE and state Department of Health) and to


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Question: What work attributes the office of exilarch to Zerubbabel?

Question: Who was Zerubbabel, and what title did he hold in the 6th century BC?

Answer: exilarch (Reish Galuta, "Head of the Diaspora")

Answer: Rabbinical authorities granted the office of exilarch to family members that traced its patrilineal descent from David, King of Israel.

Answer: The position of the exilarch was regarded as a king-in-waiting.

Answer: The exilarch resided in Babylonia in the Achaemenid Empire during the Achaemenid and classical eras.

Answer: The Seder Olam Zutta attributes the office of exilarch to Zerubbabel.

Answer: Zerubbabel was a member of the Davidic line and held the title of Achaemenid Governor of Yehud Medinata in the 6th century BC.

This a document about Davidic line.
 Later rabbinical authorities grant the office of exilarch to family members that traced its patrilineal descent from David, King of Israel. The highest official of Babylonian Jewry was the exilarch (Reish Galuta, "Head of the Diaspora"). Those who held the position traced their ancestry to the House of David in the male line. The position holder was regarded as a king-in-waiting, residing in Babylonia in the Achaemenid Empire as well as during the classic era. The Seder Olam Zutta attributes the office to Zerubbabel, a member of the Davidic line, who is mentioned as one of the leaders of the Jewish community in the 6th century BC, holding the title of Achaemenid Governor of Yehud Medinata.


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Answer: Tudou grew from 131 million to 360 million video clips per week.

Answer: 55 million.

Answer: 20,000

Answer: Nearly 40 million visitors per month.

Answer: Over 50%

Answer: 95 million

Answer: 170 million

This a document about Tudou.
 During the summer of 2007, Nielsen/NetRatings reported that Tudou was one of the fastest growing websites on the Web, growing from 131 million to 360 million video clips per week in just three months. According to a July 16, 2007, survey, 55 million video clips are viewed daily on Tudou, with an additional 20,000 new videos uploaded every 24 hours. Neilsen's measurements indicate the website averages nearly 40 million visitors per month. According to Chinese tracking service iResearch, as of the mid-2007, Tudou has over 50% of the Chinese online video market. iResearch reported Tudou reached 95 million monthly unique visitors as of June 2009, and 170 million as of June 2010.


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Question: Where does Michael Ford end up after following John Adams through a conduit?

Question: What does Michael Ford realize about the Trust after destroying its base in Washington, D.C.?

Question: In which location is the GLOMAR oil rig situated?

Question: What is attacking the GLOMAR oil rig in Conduit 2?

Question: What offer does John Adams make to Michael Ford before stranding him on the oil platform?

Question: What is the final action of the leviathan before it regurgitates Michael Ford?

Question: What is the name of the organization that operates the GLOMAR oil rig in Conduit 2?

Question: What happens to Michael Ford after the leviathan 'eats' him in Conduit 2?

Answer: Michael Ford

Answer: Michael Ford ends up on the GLOMAR oil rig.

Answer: Michael Ford realizes that though he destroyed the Trust's base in Washington, D.C., he did not destroy the Trust.

Answer: The GLOMAR oil rig is situated in the Bermuda Triangle.

Answer: A massive leviathan.

Answer: John Adams offers Michael Ford to join him before stranding him on the oil platform.

Answer: The leviathan "eats" Michael Ford.

Answer: The Trust.

Answer: He is regurgitated.

This a document about Conduit 2.
 Starting immediately after the events of the first game, Michael Ford follows John Adams through a conduit and ends up on the GLOMAR oil rig, a Trust platform. He realizes that though he destroyed the Trust's base in Washington, D.C., he did not destroy the Trust. The oil platform is in the Bermuda triangle and is being attacked by a massive leviathan. Before stranding Ford on the oil platform, Adams makes Ford the offer to join him, which Ford promptly refuses. The leviathan is defeated by Ford, but in a final act of defiance, "eats" Ford only to regurgitate him into


Question: What is the Earth minimum orbit intersection distance of the asteroid (5645) 1990 SP?

Question: What is the threshold minimum distance in lunar distances for an asteroid to be classified as potentially hazardous?

Question: How close did the asteroid (5645) 1990 SP pass to Mars on 14 April 1969?

Question: What classification is the asteroid (5645) 1990 SP based on its Earth minimum orbit intersection distance?

Answer: 0.055 AU

Answer: 19.5 lunar distances

Answer: 0.013 AU

Answer: Potentially hazardous object.

This a document about (5645) 1990 SP.
 This near-Earth asteroid has an Earth minimum orbit intersection distance of 0.055 AU, only slightly above the threshold minimum distance of 19.5 lunar distances (0.05 AU) to make it a potentially hazardous object. It also makes close approaches to Mars. On 14 April 1969, it passed the Red Planet at only 0.013 AU.


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Question: What event did Flowers put his solo career on hiatus for?

Question: What year did Flowers release his debut solo album Flamingo?

Answer: Daniel Lanois, Stuart Price, and Brendan O'Brien.

Answer: Flamingo

Answer: UK Albums Chart

Answer: Flamingo was a homage to Flowers' hometown of Las Vegas.

Answer: Yes.

Answer: The Killers

Answer: Battle Born

Answer: May 18, 2015

Answer: Ariel

Answer: "in the spirit of conversation, contention, and at long last, Sweet contrition"

Answer: Battle Born

Answer: The Desired Effect

Answer: Flowers put his solo career on hiatus while he pursued collaborations with The Killers.

Answer: 2010

This a document about The Desired Effect.
 In 2010, Flowers released his debut solo album Flamingo under the production work of Daniel Lanois, Stuart Price, and Brendan O'Brien. Flamingo, a homage to Flowers' hometown of Las Vegas, topped the UK Albums Chart and included a top-10 single on the UK Singles Chart. Flowers toured internationally in support of the album, receiving rave reviews for his live performances. Flowers then put his solo career on hiatus while he pursued collaborations with The Killers including the UK number-one album Battle Born. In February 2015, Flowers released a teaser video on his website as well as a hand written note stating, "May 18, 2015 We will finally achieve The Desired Effect. Ariel and I have been collaborating in the studio, working together in the spirit of conversation, contention, and at long last, Sweet contrition. No one has yet seen or heard the change. But soon, we all will."


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Question: In what language was the Postgraduate Diploma in International Election Observation and Electoral Assistance offered?

Question: What was the primary focus of the Postgraduate Diploma in International Election Observation and Electoral Assistance?

Question: What type of contexts did the Postgraduate Diploma emphasize in its curriculum?

Question: Which organization is one of the ones allegedly involved in cooperation with the University of the Basque Country for the programme?

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Question: What was the delivery format of the Postgraduate Diploma in International Election Observation and Electoral Assistance?

Question: What was unique about the Postgraduate Diploma in International Election Observation and Electoral Assistance offered by the University of the Basque Country?

Answer: Postgraduate Diploma in International Election Observation and Electoral Assistance.

Answer: English

Answer: The primary focus was on electoral systems and electoral campaign processes, particularly in developing democracies or post-conflict situations.

Answer: The Postgraduate Diploma emphasized contexts of developing democracies or post-conflict situations.

Answer: The Carter Center.

Answer: No.

Answer: The delivery format was distance learning.

Answer: It was the first official postgraduate qualification of its kind that provides advanced learning in electoral systems and electoral campaign processes, with a particular focus on those occurring in contexts of developing democracies or post-conflict situations.

This a document about University of the Basque Country.
 The University used to offer an English language, distance Postgraduate Diploma in International Election Observation and Electoral Assistance, the first official postgraduate qualification of its kind that provides advanced learning in electoral systems and electoral campaign processes, with a particular focus for those occurring in contexts of developing democracies or post-conflict situations. The programme was allegedly run in cooperation with many organisations in the field of election monitoring, such as The Carter Center, Electoral Reform International Services (ERIS), International Foundation for Electoral Systems (IFES), National Democratic Institute (NDI), the Organization of American States (OAS) and the OSCE Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights (ODIHR) but such partnerships were not officially confirmed.


Question: In which year did Teresa King become the administrative assistant to the Director of the Defense Security Cooperation Agency?

Question: What was the previous name of the Defense Security Cooperation Agency (DSCA)?

Question: What position did Teresa King hold in 1991 at the Office of the Secretary of Defense?

Question: Where was Teresa King assigned from 1991 to 1993?

Question: In which year did Teresa King leave the Pentagon?

Question: Which military unit was Teresa King assigned to at Fort Bragg, North Carolina?

Question: What was Teresa King's role at Camp Casey, South Korea from 1996 to 1997?

Answer: 1988

Answer: Defense Security Assistance Agency (DSAA)

Answer: Teresa King held the position of aide to the Senior Enlisted Advisor of the Director of the DSCA at the Office of the Secretary of Defense in 1991.

Answer: Teresa King was assigned as aide to the Senior Enlisted Advisor of the Director of the DSCA, Office of the Secretary of Defense, at the Pentagon from 1991 to 1993.

Answer: 1996

Answer: 18th Personnel Service Battalion

Answer: Teresa King served as the First Sergeant for the 19th Adjutant General Company (Postal) at Camp Casey, South Korea from 1996 to 1997.

This a document about Teresa King.
 the Pentagon. In 1988, she became the administrative assistant to the Director of the Defense Security Cooperation Agency, or DSCA (formerly the Defense Security Assistance Agency, or DSAA), Office of the Secretary of Defense, also at the Pentagon. In 1991, King was assigned as aide to the Senior Enlisted Advisor of the Director of the DSCA, Office of the Secretary of Defense. She served there until 1993. King left the Pentagon and was assigned to 18th Personnel Service Battalion at Fort Bragg, North Carolina until 1996. King then served as the First Sergeant for 19th Adjutant General Company (Postal) at Camp Casey, South Korea until 1997. In


Question: On what date were the primary elections held in the 1991 Baltimore mayoral election?

Answer: September 12.

This a document about 1991 Baltimore mayoral election.
 Primary elections were held September 12.


Question: What is the primary activity period of the southern multimammate mouse?

Question: What types of natural habitats are inhabited by the southern multimammate mouse?

Question: How many main geographical populations of M. coucha are generally recognized?

Question: What have recent studies revealed about the genetic relationships between the three main populations of M. coucha?

Question: What type of feeding behavior is exhibited by M. coucha?

Question: What unusual dietary behavior may occur in M. coucha under severe resource limitations?

Question: In which types of disturbed environments is the southern multimammate mouse commonly found?

Question: What potential ecological role does the presence of M. coucha indicate?

Answer: Nocturnal.

Answer: The southern multimammate mouse inhabits open grassland (dry and moist), shrubland (dry and moist), and semidesert karoo land.

Answer: Three.

Answer: Recent studies have revealed extensive haplotype sharing between the three main populations of M. coucha.

Answer: M. coucha exhibits opportunistic omnivore feeding behavior.

Answer: Cannibalism.

Answer: The southern multimammate mouse is commonly found in disturbed environments such as drought-affected areas, fire-affected areas, and overgrazed areas.

Answer: The presence of M. coucha could be an indicator of an ecosystem’s integrity.

This a document about Southern multimammate mouse.
 The southern multimammate mouse is a nocturnal species considered to be an ecological generalist, and is found in a broad spectrum of natural habitats. These habitats include open grassland (dry and moist), shrubland (dry and moist), and semidesert karoo land. M. coucha is generally thought to have three main disjunct geographical populations, but recent studies have shown extensive haplotype sharing between the three populations. M. coucha is an opportunist omnivore. Its diet consists of a variety of plant and animal resources, including cannibalism when under severe resource limitations. Due to this generalist behavior M. coucha is often found in disturbed environments (drought, fire, overgrazing, etc.) and its presence could be an indicator of an ecosystem’s integrity.


Question: Which village was home to a small community of Cornish speakers during the 19th century?

Question: Who is known for providing the Cranken Rhyme, a piece of traditional late Cornish verse?

Question: What did John Mann recall about his childhood conversations with other children?

Question: What is the name of the traditional late Cornish verse associated with John Davey?

Question: Who were some of the Cornish speakers in Boswednack during the 19th century?

Question: Which language was spoken by the small community in Boswednack during the 19th century?

Answer: Boswednack

Answer: John Davey

Answer: John Mann recalled that he and several other children always conversed in Cornish while at play together.

Answer: The Cranken Rhyme.

Answer: John Davey Jnr., his father, Anne Berryman, and John Mann were some of the Cornish speakers in Boswednack during the 19th century.

Answer: Cornish

This a document about Zennor.
 The village of Boswednack was home to a small community of Cornish speakers during the 19th century. These included John Davey Jnr., 1812–1891 and his father, as well as Anne Berryman (1766–1854), and John Mann (1834–1914). John Mann recalled in an interview that, when a child, he and several other children always conversed in Cornish while at play together. It is from John Davey that we know the Cranken Rhyme, probably the last recorded piece of traditional late Cornish verse.


Question: What company was originally supposed to publish Brütal Legend?

Question: What subsidiary of Vivendi Games was involved in the original publishing plan for Brütal Legend?

Question: What was the name of the company formed after Activision merged with Vivendi's game division in 2008?

Question: Which companies were included in the game division of Vivendi that merged with Activision?

Question: What was the reason given by Activision CEO Robert Kotick for dropping Brütal Legend?

Question: What were the specific issues cited by Activision for dropping the Brütal Legend project?

Question: How did Double Fine find out that Activision had decided to drop the Brütal Legend project?

Question: What happened to the Brütal Legend project after Activision decided to drop it?

Answer: Vivendi Games' subsidiary Sierra Entertainment.

Answer: Sierra Entertainment

Answer: Activision Blizzard

Answer: Blizzard Entertainment was included in the game division of Vivendi that merged with Activision.

Answer: The project was running late, missing milestones, overspending the budget, and not looking like a good game.

Answer: The project was running late, missing milestones, overspending the budget, and not looking like a good game.

Answer: Double Fine found out through an Activision press release.

Answer: The Brütal Legend project was left in limbo after Activision decided to drop it.

This a document about Brütal Legend.
 Brütal Legend was originally to be published by Vivendi Games' subsidiary Sierra Entertainment. In 2008, Activision merged with Vivendi's game division (which included Blizzard Entertainment) to become Activision Blizzard, gaining the rights to publication of Brütal Legend. Upon evaluation of their assets, Activision Blizzard chose to drop Brütal Legend along with several other games, leaving the project in limbo. Activision CEO Robert Kotick later claimed the reason for dropping the project was due to: the project running late; missing milestones; overspending the budget and not looking like a good game. Double Fine themselves were unaware that Activision had chosen to drop the game, having been informed through an Activision press


Question: What type of game is Qwak!?

Question: When was Qwak! released?

Question: What is the objective of the player in Qwak!?

Question: How many shots does a player get per duck in Qwak!?

Question: What happens to a duck when it is hit in Qwak!?

Question: What is displayed at the top of the screen in Qwak! when a duck is hit?

Question: How long does a game of Qwak! continue?

Question: Where was Qwak! presented for its release in November 1974?

Question: How many units of Qwak! were sold according to Ralph H. Baer?

Question: What is the name of a two-player clone game of Qwak! produced by U.S. Billiards?

Question: What 1984 Nintendo light gun game has been noted as possibly inspired by Qwak!?

Question: What company developed Qwak!?

Question: What happened to ducks in Qwak! when they were missed by the player's shots?

Question: What additional visual elements were added to the Qwak! game screen using an overlay?

Answer: Qwak! is a single-player duck hunting light gun shooter arcade game.

Answer: November 1974.

Answer: The objective of the player in Qwak! is to shoot ducks flying across the screen using a light gun.

Answer: Three.

Answer: When a duck is hit in Qwak!, it falls to the bottom of the screen, and an image of the duck is added to a row at the top of the screen.

Answer: An image of a duck is added to a row at the top of the screen.

Answer: A game of Qwak! continues until a time limit set by the machine operator is reached.

Answer: Qwak! was presented at the November 1974 Music Operators of America (MOA) Music & Amusement Machines Exposition for its release.

Answer: Approximately 250 units.

Answer: Duck Shooting

Answer: Duck Hunt

Answer: Atari

Answer: Ducks change direction away from missed shots.

Answer: A screen overlay added images of reeds and a tree branch.

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 Qwak! is a single-player duck hunting light gun shooter arcade game developed by Atari and released in November 1974. In the game, ducks fly one at a time across the screen, and the player shoots at them using a light gun attached to the game cabinet. The player gets three shots per duck; ducks change direction away from missed shots and fall to the bottom of the screen when hit. A screen overlay adds images of reeds and a tree branch, and an image of a duck is added to a row at the top of the screen whenever a duck is hit. Games continue until a time limit, set by the machine operator, is reached. Development of Qwak! began in 1974, finishing in November. It was presented at the November 1974 Music Operators of America (MOA) Music & Amusement Machines Exposition for release that month. The game was not commercially successful; according to Ralph H. Baer, it sold approximately 250 units. A two-player clone game by U.S. Billiards, Duck Shooting, was produced around the same time, and Qwak! has been noted as a possible inspiration for the 1984 Nintendo Entertainment System light gun game Duck Hunt.


Question: What was the role of Muller in relation to the Orange Free State in Europe?

Question: What additional role did Muller hold, similar to his predecessor Hamelberg?

Question: Which international organization did Muller enroll the Orange Free State in, among others?

Question: Which treaties of friendship and trade did Muller negotiate for the Orange Free State?

Question: What did Muller do to strengthen the representation of the Orange Free State in Europe?

Question: Which international agreements, besides the Universal Postal Union, did Muller enroll the Orange Free State in?

Answer: Muller acted as a special envoy for the Orange Free State in Europe, enrolled the state in international agreements, negotiated treaties of friendship and trade, and strengthened its consular representation.

Answer: Special envoy.

Answer: The Universal Postal Union.

Answer: Germany, Switzerland, and the Netherlands.

Answer: He strengthened the consular representation of the Orange Free State in Europe.

Answer: the Paris Convention for the Protection of Industrial Property and the Geneva Conventions.

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 for the Orange Free State and its interests in Europe. His predecessor Hamelberg had not only been consul general, but had on occasion also acted as special envoy to be able to negotiate treaties and accords with foreign powers. Muller also acted as special envoy and in this capacity inter alia enrolled the Orange Free State in the Universal Postal Union, the Paris Convention for the Protection of Industrial Property, and the Geneva Conventions, and negotiated treaties of friendship and trade with Germany, Switzerland, and the Netherlands. He also strengthened the consular representation of the Orange Free State in Europe and inquired into all kinds of


Question: In which year did Cornelis Hiddingh come to the Netherlands?

Question: Who was the family member who initially took in Cornelis and his brother Willem in the Netherlands?

Question: Where did Cornelis Hiddingh and his brother attend school after being lodged by Petrus Hofstede?

Question: In which year did Cornelis Hiddingh and his brother enroll at the University of Groningen to study law?

Question: In which year did Cornelis Hiddingh and his brother graduate as doctors of law?

Question: After completing his studies, where did Cornelis Hiddingh settle in the Netherlands?

Question: What roles did Cornelis Hiddingh hold in the town of Assen?

Question: What profession did Cornelis Hiddingh later establish himself in Assen?

Question: What was the profession of Petrus Hofstede, the family member who lodged Cornelis and his brother?

Answer: 1820

Answer: Petrus Hofstede.

Answer: The brothers attended a private boarding school in Groningen.

Answer: 1824

Answer: 1830

Answer: Cornelis Hiddingh settled in the provincial town of Assen.

Answer: Cornelis Hiddingh was a tax collector and alderman in the town of Assen.

Answer: Lawyer.

Answer: Governor of the province of Drenthe.

This a document about Cornelis Hiddingh.
 Cornelis Hiddingh came to the Netherlands in 1820, together with his older brother Willem (1808–1899), to attend school. The brothers were first taken in by Petrus Hofstede, a family member, and governor of the province of Drenthe, who lodged them for several months at his country estate, and also acted as guardian. Thereafter they were sent to private boarding school in Groningen to complete their school education. In 1824 both enrolled in the University of Groningen to study law, and both graduated as doctor of law in 1830. Willem then returned to South Africa, Cornelis remained in the Netherlands. After concluding his studies, Hiddingh established himself in the provincial town of Assen, where he became a tax collector and alderman in the town government. Later he established himself here as a lawyer.


Question: What is the primary diet of the larvae of the bombardier beetle Pheropsophus aequinoctialis?

Question: How does the bombardier beetle Stenaptinus jessoensis target mole cricket eggs?

Question: Which fungus is known to overwhelm adult mole crickets?

Question: What environmental conditions can lead to fungal diseases devastating mole cricket populations?

Question: How do mole crickets typically avoid predators?

Question: What is one of the last-ditch defenses used by mole crickets when captured?

Question: What kind of liquid do mole crickets eject as a defense mechanism?

Question: What additional defense mechanism do mole crickets have when captured besides ejecting a foul-smelling liquid?

Answer: The larvae of the bombardier beetle Pheropsophus aequinoctialis primarily eat mole cricket eggs.

Answer: The adult bombardier beetle Stenaptinus jessoensis lays eggs near the burrows of mole crickets, and the beetle larvae find their way to the egg chamber and eat the eggs.

Answer: Beauveria bassiana

Answer: Winters with sudden rises in temperature and thaws.

Answer: Mole crickets typically avoid predators by living below ground and vigorously burrowing if disturbed at the surface.

Answer: They eject a foul-smelling brown liquid from their anal glands.

Answer: Mole crickets eject a foul-smelling brown liquid from their anal glands as a defense mechanism.

Answer: They can bite.

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 as males) with which she comes in contact. Specialist predators of mole cricket eggs in China and Japan include the bombardier beetle Stenaptinus jessoensis, whereas in South America, they include the bombardier beetle Pheropsophus aequinoctialis (Coleoptera: Carabidae); the adult beetle lays eggs near the burrows of mole crickets, and the beetle larvae find their way to the egg chamber and eat the eggs. Fungal diseases can devastate mole cricket populations during winters with sudden rises of temperature and thaws. The fungus Beauveria bassiana can overwhelm adult mole crickets and several other fungal, microsporidian, and viral pathogens have been identified. Mole crickets evade predators by living below ground, and vigorously burrowing if disturbed at the surface. As a last-ditch defence, they eject a foul-smelling brown liquid from their anal glands when captured; they can also bite.


Question: What was the final record of the Pittsburgh Alleghenys after game 44 of the 1885 season?

Question: What was the result of the game on Friday, June 12 against the Baltimore Orioles?

Question: What was the record of the Pittsburgh Alleghenys after the game on Saturday, June 13 against the Baltimore Orioles?

Question: What was the score of the game on Tuesday, June 16 against the Philadelphia Athletics?

Question: What was the record of the Pittsburgh Alleghenys after the game on Wednesday, June 17 against the Philadelphia Athletics?

Question: What was the result of the game on Thursday, June 18 against the Philadelphia Athletics?

Question: Which team did the Pittsburgh Alleghenys play on Saturday, June 20?

Question: What was the result of the game on Wednesday, June 17 against the Philadelphia Athletics?

Question: What was the record of the Pittsburgh Alleghenys after the game on Tuesday, June 16 against the Philadelphia Athletics?

Question: What was the result of the game on Saturday, June 13 against the Baltimore Orioles?

Answer: 25–18

Answer: 3–2

Answer: 24–16

Answer: 1–14

Answer: 25–17

Answer: The Pittsburgh Alleghenys lost 5–6 against the Philadelphia Athletics.

Answer: Philadelphia

Answer: The Pittsburgh Alleghenys won 9–7 against the Philadelphia Athletics on Wednesday, June 17.

Answer: 24–17

Answer: The Pittsburgh Alleghenys lost 10–11.

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 @ Baltimore Orioles || 12–8 || 23–15 ; - style="background:#cfc;" ; 39 || Friday, Jun 12 || @ Baltimore Orioles || 3–2 || 24–15 ; - style="background:#fbb;" ; 40 || Saturday, Jun 13 || @ Baltimore Orioles || 10–11 || 24–16 ; - style="background:#fbb;" ; 41 || Tuesday, Jun 16 || @ Philadelphia Athletics || 1–14 || 24–17 ; - style="background:#cfc;" ; 42 || Wednesday, Jun 17 || @ Philadelphia Athletics || 9–7 || 25–17 ; - style="background:#fbb;" ; 43 || Thursday, Jun 18 || @ Philadelphia Athletics || 5–6 || 25–18 ; - style="background:#fbb;" ; 44 || Saturday, Jun 20 || @ Philadelphia


Question: Which country did Nada Zanina represent at the senior level during the 2008 African Women's Championship qualification?

Answer: Tunisia.

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 Zanina capped for Tunisia at senior level during the 2008 African Women's Championship qualification.


Question: Where was Kevin Atherton born?

Question: What is Kevin Atherton's mother's maiden name?

Question: What citizenships is Kevin Atherton proud to hold?

Question: Where did Kevin Atherton study from 1968 to 1969?

Question: Where did Kevin Atherton study from 1969 to 1972?

Question: In which year did Kevin Atherton complete his PhD?

Question: At which institution did Kevin Atherton complete his PhD?

Question: What was the title of the book published in 2012 that included a chapter from Kevin Atherton's PhD?

Question: What was Kevin Atherton's father's profession?

Question: What was Kevin Atherton's mother's profession?

Question: What religion was Kevin Atherton raised in?

Question: What is Kevin Atherton's current religious affiliation?

Question: What political affiliation does Kevin Atherton hold?

Answer: Kevin Atherton was born in the Isle of Man.

Answer: Clague

Answer: Kevin Atherton is proud to be Manx and to hold Irish citizenship.

Answer: The Isle of Man College of Art-now University College Isle of Man.

Answer: Leeds Polytechnic.

Answer: 2009

Answer: Kevin Atherton completed his PhD at the National College of Art and Design in Dublin (NCAD).

Answer: Auto-Interview.

Answer: Kevin Atherton's father was a postman.

Answer: Kevin Atherton's mother was a tailor and furrier.

Answer: Kevin Atherton was raised as a Roman Catholic.

Answer: Kevin Atherton is an atheist.

Answer: Kevin Atherton is a socialist.

This a document about Kevin Atherton.
 Atherton is Manx (mother's maiden name: Clague) born in the Isle of Man in 1950. Atherton is proud to be Manx but also to hold Irish citizenship. Educated at the Isle of Man College of Art-now University College Isle of Man from 1968 to 1969, and at the Fine Art Department of Leeds Polytechnic from 1969 to 1972. In 2009 Atherton completed his PhD in the Visual Culture Faculty at the National College of Art and Design in Dublin (NCAD) a chapter of which was published in 2012 by FLOOD (Ire) as the book Auto-Interview. Atherton's mother Elizabeth (née Clague) was a tailor and furrier and his father William a postman. Raised as a Roman Catholic Atherton is an atheist and a socialist.


Question: Who is the person that agrees to look after Mahek during her stay in London?

Question: Why does Mahek come to London for a month-long stay?

Question: What does Mahek do to help reform the Khanna household?

Question: Who falls in love with Mahek and proposes marriage to her?

Question: What is the reason Mahek gives for rejecting Sunny's marriage proposal?

Question: What is the real reason behind Mahek's rejection of Sunny's proposal as discovered later?

Question: Where does Kuldeep Khanna live?

Question: What is the name of the person who is Mahek's uncle and whose friend is Kuldeep Khanna?

Question: What is the name of the person who discovers the real reason behind Mahek's rejection?

Question: What is the name of the film or story described in the document?

Answer: Kuldeep Khanna.

Answer: Mahek comes to London for a month-long stay because she is the niece of Dr. Verma, whose friend Kuldeep Khanna agrees to look after her.

Answer: Mahek teaches members of the household about Indian traditions.

Answer: Sunny falls in love with Mahek and proposes marriage to her.

Answer: Mahek says she is seeing someone else.

Answer: Mahek suffers from an incurable disease and doesn't want to create trouble for Sunny and his family.

Answer: Kuldeep Khanna lives in London.

Answer: Dr. Verma

Answer: Sunny

Answer: Kaun Hai Jo Sapno Mein Aaya

This a document about Kaun Hai Jo Sapno Mein Aaya.
 Kuldeep Khanna, who lives in London, agrees to look after Mahek, the niece of his friend Dr. Verma, while she comes to London for a month-long stay. She begins to teach members of the household about Indian traditions and helps reform the household. Meanwhile, Khanna's son Sunny falls in love with her and proposes that they get married. She turns his request down, saying that she is seeing someone else. Soon Mahek becomes unpopular with the Khannas. Finally Sunny discovers the truth behind her rejection: as she suffers from an incurable disease, and doesn't want to create trouble for Sunny and his family.


Question: What were some of the key social issues Minna Wettstein-Adelt focused on in her work?

Question: What was the central theme of the 1901 novel Are They Women by Minna Wettstein-Adelt?

Question: How did the female medical students in Are They Women perceive themselves in the novel?

Question: What was Minna Wettstein-Adelt's recommendation for the 'upper ten thousand' she envisioned as her readers?

Question: In what country is the setting of the 1901 novel Are They Women by Minna Wettstein-Adelt?

Question: What was the nature of Minna Wettstein-Adelt's attitude towards the people she described as 'beasts' and 'reptiles'?

Question: What was the title of Minna Wettstein-Adelt's 1901 novel that was published pseudonymously?

Answer: Minna Wettstein-Adelt focused on birth control, sexual harassment, prostitution, and the burden of working women with families.

Answer: The central theme of the 1901 novel *Are They Women* is a successful lesbian relationship between two female medical students, Minotchka and Marta, who see themselves as a 'third sex'.

Answer: The female medical students in *Are They Women* perceive themselves as a "third sex."

Answer: Minna Wettstein-Adelt recommended that the "upper ten thousand" become factory supervisors.

Answer: Switzerland

Answer: She was disapproving.

Answer: Are They Women

This a document about Minna Wettstein-Adelt.
 attention to birth control, sexual harassment, prostitution, and the burden of working women with families. However, she could be disapproving of the "beasts" and "reptiles" into whose midst she was thrown, and her main recommendation was that the "upper ten thousand" who she envisaged as her readers should become factory supervisors. Her pseudonymously published 1901 novel Are They Women portrayed a group of "independent, intellectually driven, same-sex loving female medical students" in Switzerland: the students in the novel view themselves as a 'third sex', and at the heart of the book is a successful lesbian relationship between two of them, Minotchka and Marta.


Question: What is one reason why head crashes were more frequent in older drives?

Question: How did the speed of rotation in older drives compare to newer ones?

Question: What was the typical position of the heads in older drives relative to the surface of the medium?

Question: What was a common housing for the medium in older drives?

Question: What was a typical outcome of a head crash in older drives?

Answer: The medium was housed in a removable cartridge or pack, and air filtration was comparatively crude.

Answer: Older drives typically rotated far more slowly.

Answer: The heads in older drives flew higher above the surface of the medium.

Answer: A removable cartridge or pack.

Answer: Crashes were fairly frequent and invariably expensive.

This a document about Head crash.
 Older drives typically rotated far more slowly and had larger heads flying higher above the surface of the medium. However, since in many cases, the medium was housed in a removable cartridge or pack and since air filtration was comparatively crude, crashes were fairly frequent and invariably expensive.


Question: What was the full name and title of William Pitt, 1st Earl of Chatham?

Question: Which political group did William Pitt, 1st Earl of Chatham, belong to?

Question: What position did William Pitt, 1st Earl of Chatham, hold in the mid-18th century?

Question: Why is William Pitt, 1st Earl of Chatham, sometimes referred to as the Great Commoner?

Question: What historical event occurred during William Pitt’s leadership from 1756 to 1761?

Question: How was William Pitt, 1st Earl of Chatham, distinguished from his son in historical references?

Question: What years mark the birth and death of William Pitt, 1st Earl of Chatham?

Question: What was the duration of William Pitt's leadership in the British cabinet during the Seven Years' War?

Answer: William Pitt, 1st Earl of Chatham.

Answer: Whig group.

Answer: Prime Minister of Great Britain.

Answer: Because of his long-standing refusal to accept a title until 1766.

Answer: The Seven Years' War, including the French and Indian War in the American colonies.

Answer: Historians call him Pitt of Chatham, or William Pitt the Elder, to distinguish him from his son, William Pitt the Younger.

Answer: William Pitt, 1st Earl of Chatham, was born on 15 November 1708 and died on 11 May 1778.

Answer: William Pitt's leadership in the British cabinet during the Seven Years' War lasted from 1756 to 1761, with a brief interlude in 1757.

This a document about William Pitt, 1st Earl of Chatham.
 William Pitt, 1st Earl of Chatham, (15 November 1708 – 11 May 1778) was a British statesman of the Whig group who served as Prime Minister of Great Britain in the middle of the 18th century. Historians call him Pitt of Chatham, or William Pitt the Elder, to distinguish him from his son, William Pitt the Younger, who also was a prime minister. Pitt was also known as the Great Commoner, because of his long-standing refusal to accept a title until 1766. Pitt was a member of the British cabinet and its informal leader from 1756 to 1761 (with a brief interlude in 1757), during the Seven Years' War (including the French and Indian War in the American colonies). He again


Question: In which small town is the De Wildt Cheetah and Wildlife Centre located?

Question: What types of animals does the De Wildt Cheetah and Wildlife Centre breed and study?

Question: What is the name of the lodge and conservation center based in Brits?

Question: What types of functions does Ukutula Lodge serve?

Question: What significant event in African animal history occurred in Brits?

Answer: De Wildt

Answer: The De Wildt Cheetah and Wildlife Centre breeds and studies cheetah, king cheetah, brown hyena, suni, blue duiker, and wild dogs.

Answer: Ukutula Lodge and conservation center.

Answer: Ukutula Lodge serves as a wildlife breeding and trading facility, an animal rescue center, and is home to a number of wild cat species.

Answer: The first cloned animal in Africa, a cow, was born in Brits.

This a document about Brits, North West.
 The De Wildt Cheetah and Wildlife Centre, renowned for its success in breeding and studying cheetah, king cheetah, brown hyena, suni, blue duiker and wild dogs is situated in the small town of De Wildt, just east of Brits. Ukutula Lodge and conservation center is also based in Brits. Ukutula is home to a number of wild cat species and is a registered Wildlife Breeding and trading facility, as well as an animal rescue center. Brits is also the birthplace of the first cloned animal in Africa, a cow.


Question: Who built the Tomášov manor house and in which years?

Question: In what architectural style was the Tomášov manor house constructed?

Question: Where is the Tomášov manor house located, and on what kind of terrain was it built?

Question: What was the original name of the village where the Tomášov manor house was built?

Question: What feature of the manor house included a genuine courtyard and three wings?

Question: What natural features surround the Tomášov manor house?

Question: What type of garden originally emerged from the meadow forest and now surrounds the manor house?

Question: Which aristocratic families, after the Jesenák family, owned and renovated the Tomášov manor house?

Question: What is the name of the river that surrounds the area where the Tomášov manor house is located?

Question: What was the name of the eminence on which the Tomášov manor house was built?

Question: What historical period saw the Tomášov manor house come under the ownership of the Dražkovič, Vay, and Strasser families?

Question: What was the purpose of the Tomášov manor house when it was originally built?

Question: What historical period saw the Tomášov manor house undergo renovations by the Dražkovič, Vay, and Strasser families?

Answer: Baron Ján Jesenák built the Tomášov manor house from 1766 to 1769.

Answer: Classicized Austrian baroque.

Answer: The Tomášov manor house is located on the edge of the village of Fél, today Tomášovo, on an eminence named Majorháza – Estate, rising from amidst fertile lowlands and surrounded by meadow forest and the meandering river bed of the Little Danube.

Answer: Fél

Answer: The Tomášov manor house.

Answer: The Tomášov manor house is surrounded by meadow forest, the meandering river bed of the Little Danube, and an English landscape garden.

Answer: English landscape garden.

Answer: The aristocratic families that owned and renovated the Tomášov manor house after the Jesenák family were the Dražkovič, Vay, and Strasser families.

Answer: The Little Danube.

Answer: Majorháza – Estate

Answer: Subsequent years after its initial construction.

Answer: The Tomášov manor house was originally built as a country aristocratic seat.

Answer: In subsequent years after its initial construction, the Tomášov manor house underwent renovations by the Dražkovič, Vay, and Strasser families.

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 Tomášov manor house was built as a country aristocratic seat by Baron Ján Jesenák in the years 1766–1769 in the style of Classicized Austrian baroque on his own long-before purchased estate. He built the three-winged manor house with a genuine courtyard on the edge of the village of Fél, today Tomášovo, on an eminence named Majorháza – Estate, rising from amidst fertile lowlands and surrounded by meadow forest and the meandering river bed of the Little Danube. The vast English landscape garden, which originated from the meadow forest and still surrounds it today, became a component of the estate. In subsequent years the manor passed into the ownership of the aristocratic Dražkovič, Vay and Strasser families, who had the castle building renovated. At the turn of the 20th century,