Question: Which university did the 1891 West Virginia Mountaineers football team represent?

Question: Who was the head coach of the 1891 West Virginia Mountaineers football team?

Question: How many games did the 1891 West Virginia Mountaineers football team play?

Question: Who did the 1891 West Virginia Mountaineers football team lose their only game to?

Question: What was the final score of the 1891 West Virginia Mountaineers football team's only game?

Question: Where was the 1891 West Virginia Mountaineers football team's only game played?

Question: Was Frederick Lincoln Emory's tenure as head coach of the West Virginia Mountaineers football team longer than one year?

Question: Was the 1891 season the first for the West Virginia Mountaineers football team?

Answer: West Virginia University.

Answer: Frederick Lincoln Emory was the head coach of the 1891 West Virginia Mountaineers football team.

Answer: 1

Answer: Washington & Jefferson.

Answer: 72–0.

Answer: The Show Lot in Morgantown, West Virginia.

Answer: No.

Answer: Yes.

This a document about 1891 West Virginia Mountaineers football team.
 The 1891 West Virginia Mountaineers football team represented West Virginia University in the 1891 college football season. Led by Frederick Lincoln Emory in his first and only year as the Mountaineers' head coach, this was the first West Virginia Mountaineers football team. They lost the only game they played Washington & Jefferson, 72–0, at the Show Lot in Morgantown, West Virginia.


Question: What is the designation number of the first minor planet listed in the document?

Question: When was minor planet 440150 discovered?

Question: Which observatory discovered minor planet 440149?

Question: What is the estimated diameter of minor planet 440152?

Question: What is the estimated diameter of minor planet 440150?

Question: What is the name of the program or project that discovered minor planet 440150?

Question: What is the estimated diameter of minor planet 440149?

Question: When was minor planet 440151 discovered?

Question: What is the estimated diameter of minor planet 440151?

Question: Which program or project is associated with the discovery of minor planet 440152?

Answer: 440149

Answer: October 28, 2003

Answer: Kitt Peak

Answer: 760 meters.

Answer: 750 m

Answer: LINEAR

Answer: 1.1 km

Answer: October 18, 2003

Answer: 1.1 km

Answer: Spacewatch

This a document about List of minor planets: 440001–441000.
 ; -id=149 bgcolor=#E9E9E9 ; 440149 || || — || October 26, 2003 || Kitt Peak || Spacewatch || EUN || align=right | 1.1 km || ; -id=150 bgcolor=#E9E9E9 ; 440150 || || — || October 28, 2003 || Socorro || LINEAR || — || align=right data-sort-value="0.75" | 750 m || ; -id=151 bgcolor=#E9E9E9 ; 440151 || || — || October 18, 2003 || Kitt Peak || Spacewatch || — || align=right | 1.1 km || ; -id=152 bgcolor=#E9E9E9 ; 440152 || || — || October 23, 2003 || Kitt Peak || Spacewatch || — || align=right data-sort-value="0.76" | 760


Question: What task did teams have to perform after wearing heavy shoes while dancing in The Amazing Race Vietnam 2014?

Question: How much did each shoe weigh that the teams had to wear while dancing?

Question: Where did teams have to go in the morning after staying with a local family?

Question: What did teams receive at the oldest house of Ban Po?

Question: What had to teams do with the goats they received?

Question: What was the margin of error allowed when guessing the weight of the goats?

Question: What happened if teams guessed the correct weight of the goats?

Question: What happened if teams guessed incorrectly and had to return the goats to the goat pen?

Question: What location did teams have to lead the goats to in The Amazing Race Vietnam 2014?

Question: What was the final location where teams had to go after leading the goats to the marked place in The Amazing Race Vietnam 2014?

Answer: Teams had to convince a local family to let them stay for the night.

Answer: Each shoe weighed 2.5 kg.

Answer: Teams had to find the oldest house of Ban Po.

Answer: Teams received two goats.

Answer: Teams had to lead the goats through the village to a marked place and guess the goats' weight.

Answer: 0.5 kg.

Answer: Teams would get their next clue.

Answer: They had to serve a short penalty before they could try again.

Answer: a marked place

Answer: The control center.

This a document about The Amazing Race Vietnam 2014.
 wear incredibly heavy shoes while they danced. Each shoe weighed 2.5 kg. Teams would then have to convince a local family to let them stay for the night. ; In the morning, teams had to find the oldest house of Ban Po, where they would receive two goats. They had to lead the goats through the village to a marked place, where they would have to guess the goats' weight. Teams only had a margin for error of 0.5 kg. If they guessed the correct weight, teams would get their next clue. If not, they had to return their goats to the goat pen and serve a short penalty before they could try again. ; At the control center, teams had


Question: What award did Elliott win in 1948?

Question: Which team did Elliott lead to the 1948 National League pennant?

Question: How many games did Herman's 1947 Pirates lose?

Question: What position did Camelli play for Boston in 1947?

Question: Who was the starting catcher for Boston in 1947?

Question: Which team did the Braves send Camelli to in 1948?

Question: In which league did the San Diego Padres play in 1948?

Question: Where did Hank Camelli die?

Question: How old was Hank Camelli when he died?

Question: What was the final season of Hank Camelli's Major League career?

Question: What was the result of the 1947 Pirates' season under Herman's management?

Question: What was the reason Camelli said the Pirates had traded the whole team on him?

Answer: National League Most Valuable Player award.

Answer: Boston.

Answer: 92 games.

Answer: Camelli was Boston's second-string catcher in 1947.

Answer: Phil Masi.

Answer: The Braves sent Camelli to the San Diego Padres of the AAA Pacific Coast League in 1948.

Answer: The San Diego Padres played in the AAA Pacific Coast League in 1948.

Answer: Hank Camelli died in Wellesley, Massachusetts.

Answer: 81

Answer: 1947

Answer: The 1947 Pirates lost 92 games and finished tied for seventh in the NL.

Answer: Because they had traded Elliott, who would go on to win the National League Most Valuable Player award and lead Boston to the 1948 National League pennant.

This a document about Hank Camelli.
 at the cost — Elliott — the Pirates had paid for him. "Why, they've gone and traded the whole team on me", he said. Elliott would win the National League Most Valuable Player award and lead Boston to the 1948 National League pennant. Herman's 1947 Pirates lost 92 games and finished tied for seventh in the NL, and he resigned before the season's final game. Camelli was Boston's second-string catcher (behind Phil Masi) in 1947, his final season in the Majors. The Braves then sent him to the San Diego Padres of the AAA Pacific Coast League for 1948. He died in Wellesley, Massachusetts, at the age of 81.


Question: What were Lo Man-wai's professions in Hong Kong?

Question: Which councils did Lo Man-wai serve as a member in Hong Kong?

Question: What was Lo Man-wai's date of birth?

Question: On what date did Lo Man-wai pass away?

Answer: Lo Man-wai was a lawyer and politician in Hong Kong.

Answer: Lo Man-wai served as a member of the Executive Council and Legislative Council of Hong Kong.

Answer: 1895

Answer: 5 April 1985

This a document about Lo Man-wai.
 Lo Man-wai (1895 – 5 April 1985) was a prominent lawyer and politician in Hong Kong who served as a member of the Executive Council and Legislative Council of Hong Kong.


Question: In which district is Trang commune located?

Question: In which province is Trang commune situated?

Answer: Trang commune is located in Kamrieng District.

Answer: Battambang Province.

This a document about Trang (commune).
 Trang is a khum (commune) of Kamrieng District in Battambang Province in north-western Cambodia.


Question: What does the Food and fiber system encompass in the U.S. economy?

Question: How many workers were employed in the Food and fiber system in 2000?

Question: What percentage of U.S. employment was attributed to the Food and fiber system in 2000?

Question: What was the total contribution of the Food and fiber system to the U.S. GDP in 2000?

Question: What percentage of the U.S. GDP was contributed by the Food and fiber system in 2000?

Question: What percentage of U.S. employment was attributed to farming in 2000?

Question: What was the value added to GDP by farming in 2000?

Answer: The Food and fiber system encompasses agricultural production and all economic activities supporting or utilizing that production, including farm machinery and chemical production, processing, manufacturing, transportation, and retailing in the U.S. economy.

Answer: 24.1 million workers.

Answer: 17.1%

Answer: $1,264 billion

Answer: 12.8%

Answer: 1.2%

Answer: $82 billion

This a document about Food and fiber system.
 The Food and fiber system is the sector of the U.S. economy that includes agricultural production and all economic activities supporting or utilizing that production, including farm machinery and chemical production, and processing, manufacturing, transportation, and retailing. In 2000, the food and fiber system employed 24.1 million workers, or 17.1% of the U.S. employment, and accounted for $1,264 billion, or 12.8% of the gross domestic product. Farming is one of the smaller components of the system, accounting for 1.2% of U.S. employment and $82 billion in value added to GDP.


Question: Who is the head coach of the Barbados men's national volleyball team?

Answer: Ludger Niles

This a document about Barbados men's national volleyball team.
Head Coach: Ludger Niles


Question: What family does Isotenes marmorata belong to?

Question: Where is Isotenes marmorata found?

Answer: Tortricidae

Answer: Isotenes marmorata is found on New Guinea.

This a document about Isotenes marmorata.
 Isotenes marmorata is a species of moth of the family Tortricidae. It is found on New Guinea.


Question: What educational philosophy does Wilberforce School draw heavily on?

Question: Who pioneered teaching methods that emphasized children's natural curiosity and delight in discovery?

Question: What time period was Charlotte Mason a classical educator in?

Question: What was the primary focus of classical education during Charlotte Mason's time?

Question: What did Charlotte Mason seek to avoid in educational environments?

Question: What aspect of the learning process did Charlotte Mason emphasize to engage children?

Question: What are some practical applications of Charlotte Mason's philosophy at Wilberforce School in the early grades?

Question: What is the purpose of the limited hours and half-day options for early grades at Wilberforce School according to Charlotte Mason's philosophy?

Answer: Wilberforce School draws heavily on the educational philosophy of Charlotte Mason.

Answer: Charlotte Mason pioneered teaching methods that emphasized children's natural curiosity and delight in discovery.

Answer: mid-nineteenth century Britain

Answer: Highly cognitive teaching, driven by memorization and drill.

Answer: Charlotte Mason sought to avoid the tedium and exasperation that can mark overly rote educational environments.

Answer: Charlotte Mason emphasized engaging children's hearts and imaginations with the learning process.

Answer: Some practical applications of Charlotte Mason's philosophy at Wilberforce School in the early grades include more limited hours, such as half-day kindergarten and a half-day option on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays for Classes One and Two.

Answer: To free children to spend afternoons engaging their hearts and imaginations, avoiding the tedium of overly rote educational environments.

This a document about Wilberforce School.
 Wilberforce draws heavily on the educational philosophy of Charlotte Mason, who pioneered teaching methods that emphasized children's natural curiosity and delight in discovery. Mason was a classical educator from mid-nineteenth century Britain at a time, similar to the present day, when classical education emphasized highly cognitive teaching, driven by memorization and drill. She sought to avoid the tedium and exasperation that can mark overly rote educational environments by seeking to engage children's hearts and imaginations with the learning process. Some practical applications of Charlotte Mason's philosophy at Wilberforce include more limited hours in the early grades, including half-day kindergarten and a half-day option on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays for Classes One and Two, freeing children to spend afternoons at


Question: What is the name of the town or mountain pass near the Border Personnel Meeting point in Ladakh?

Question: When was the meeting held at the Border Personnel Meeting point in October 2015?

Question: At which other location was the October 2015 meeting held simultaneously with the meeting at the Border Personnel Meeting point?

Question: What issues were resolved during the October 2015 meeting at the Border Personnel Meeting point?

Question: What agreement was reached between the two countries during the October 2015 meeting?

Question: What is the significance of the Border Personnel Meeting point and the nearby 1962 Sino-Indian War memorial?

Question: What structure is present at the Border Personnel Meeting point for conducting meetings?

Answer: Chushul or Spanggur Gap.

Answer: October 1, 2015.

Answer: Daulat Beg Oldi

Answer: Issues relating to a border confrontation in Ladakh in the prior month were resolved. Both countries agreed to return their troops to the previous positions.

Answer: Both countries agreed to return their troops to the previous positions.

Answer: The Border Personnel Meeting point and the nearby 1962 Sino-Indian War memorial are a tourist attraction.

Answer: A meeting hut.

This a document about Border Personnel Meeting point.
 Chushul or Spanggur Gap is in the Leh district of the Indian state of Ladakh region. The meeting point is named after the nearby town (Chushul) or the mountain pass (Spanggur Gap). An October 1, 2015 meeting was held there and simultaneously in Daulat Beg Oldi in which issues relating to a border confrontation in Ladakh in the prior month were resolved. Both countries agreed to return their troops to the previous positions. The meeting point and a nearby 1962 Sino-Indian War memorial are a tourist attraction. There is a meeting hut there.


Question: What major multi-sport event is the document about?

Answer: 2002 West Asian Games

This a document about 2002 West Asian Games.
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Question: In which years did Norman Harris represent his team in rugby, as noted in the document?

Question: Which other nationality is mentioned in relation to Norman Harris in the document?

Question: In which year did Wales become associated with Norman Harris according to the document?

Answer: 1947, 1949

Answer: Wales

Answer: 1949

This a document about Norman Harris (rugby).
1947, 1949 ; 1947, 1947, 1949 ; Other nationalities 1949, 1953 Wales


Question: What are some examples of object suffixes used with transitive verbs in the Lala language?

Question: Under what condition is the object suffix sometimes dropped in the Lala language without confusing the meaning?

Question: What must be done when the object pronoun comes first in the Lala language for emphasis?

Question: What does the causative prefix 'va-' do in the Lala language?

Question: What is an example of the causative prefix 'va-' changing a root in the Lala language?

Question: What does the nominalizing prefix 'i-' do in the Lala language?

Question: What is an example of the nominalizing prefix 'i-' changing a word in the Lala language?

Question: Which prefix in the Lala language does not take object suffixes?

Question: Is the prefix 'vi-' used with the causative prefix 'va-' in the Lala language?

Question: Does the duplication of the verb root occur with the prefix 'vi-' in the Lala language?

Answer: u, mu, a, i'a, ta, lai-mai, mu'i.

Answer: The object suffix is sometimes dropped without confusing the meaning when the object pronoun usually comes in order after the subject pronoun.

Answer: The correct object suffix must be used to make the meaning clear.

Answer: The causative prefix 'va-' changes a root to a causative verb or noun.

Answer: va'ika 'to show', based on the root ika 'to look'.

Answer: The nominalizing prefix 'i-' changes words to nouns.

Answer: ivaku 'woven', from vaku 'to weave'

Answer: The prefix vi- does not take object suffixes.

Answer: No.

Answer: No.

This a document about Lala language (Papua New Guinea).
 Object suffixes are often used with transitive verbs. These object suffixes are u, mu , a , i'a , ta , lai-mai , mu'i. Because the object pronoun usually comes in order after the subject pronoun, the object suffix is sometimes dropped without confusing the meaning. If the object pronoun comes first because of emphasis, the correct object suffix must be used to make the meaning clear. The causative prefix va- changes a root to a causative verb or noun. An example of this is va'ika 'to show', which is based on the root ika 'to look'. The nominalizaing prefix i- changes words to nouns. An example of this is ivaku 'woven', from vaku 'to weave'. The prefix vi- does not take the object suffixes and is not used with the causative va-. Nor does the duplication of the verb root occur with vi-.


Question: Where is Conestoga station located?

Question: What transit agency operates the bus routes that terminate at Conestoga station?

Question: Which other bus service also serves Conestoga station via a stop on King Street?

Question: What is the significance of Conestoga station in the Region of Waterloo's Ion rapid transit system?

Question: When did the Ion rapid transit system open to the public?

Question: What are the primary access points to the LRT platforms at Conestoga station?

Question: What is the color pattern of the ceramic tile feature walls at Conestoga station?

Question: What is the title of the artwork displayed at Conestoga station, and who is the artist?

Answer: Conestoga station is located beside the King Street entrance on the westerly side of Conestoga Mall in Waterloo, Ontario.

Answer: Grand River Transit (GRT) operates the bus routes that terminate at Conestoga station.

Answer: Perth County Connect

Answer: Conestoga station is the northern terminus of the Region of Waterloo's Ion rapid transit system.

Answer: June 21, 2019.

Answer: The primary access points to the LRT platforms at Conestoga station are from the north, where both a stairway and ramp lead down to the bus terminal.

Answer: The color pattern of the ceramic tile feature walls at Conestoga station consists of red, orange, blue, teal, and yellow.

Answer: The artwork displayed at Conestoga station is titled "Continuum" and the artist is Catherine Paleczny.

This a document about Conestoga station.
 Conestoga station is located beside the King Street entrance on the westerly side of Conestoga Mall in Waterloo, Ontario. This facility operates as a major transit terminal for Grand River Transit (GRT) buses, with all of the routes that it serves terminating here. Perth County Connect buses, serving Stratford, Perth County and London, also serve the station via a stop on King Street. Conestoga is also the northern terminus of the Region of Waterloo's Ion rapid transit system, which opened on June 21, 2019. Access to the LRT platforms is primarily from the north, where both a stairway and ramp lead down to the bus terminal; the King Street sidewalk can also be reached. Sidewalk access is also available from the south end of the platforms. The station's feature walls consist of ceramic tiles in a pattern of red, orange, blue, teal, and yellow. The station features the artwork Continuum by Catherine Paleczny about the continuum of communities and the progression of time.


Question: On what date did the stage première of the verse-play Peer Gynt by Henrik Ibsen take place in Christiania, Norway?

Question: Who composed the incidental music for the stage première of Peer Gynt in 1876?

Question: When and where was the Harvard Lampoon humor magazine founded?

Question: What significant library was established in Rome on March 14, 1876?

Question: Who first published the Dewey Decimal Classification system in 1876?

Question: In 1876, where did George Bernard Shaw move permanently, and in what city did he begin his writing career?

Question: In which publication did Émile Zola begin serializing L'Assommoir in April 1876?

Question: Why was the serialization of L'Assommoir by Émile Zola suspended and when did it resume?

Answer: February 24

Answer: Edvard Grieg

Answer: February/March in Cambridge, Massachusetts.

Answer: Biblioteca Nazionale Centrale di Roma.

Answer: Melvil Dewey

Answer: George Bernard Shaw moved permanently to England and began his writing career in London.

Answer: Le Bien public

Answer: The serialization of L'Assommoir by Émile Zola was suspended due to its low-life themes and resumed in July.

This a document about 1876 in literature.
February 24 – The stage première of the verse-play Peer Gynt by Henrik Ibsen (published 1867) with incidental music by Edvard Grieg, takes place in Christiania, Norway. ; February/March – The Harvard Lampoon humor magazine is founded in Cambridge, Massachusetts. ; March 14 – Biblioteca Nazionale Centrale di Roma established in Rome. ; March ; American librarian Melvil Dewey first publishes the Dewey Decimal Classification system. ; George Bernard Shaw moves permanently from Dublin to England, after which he begins his writing career as the ghostwriter of a musical column in London satirical weekly The Hornet. ; April – Émile Zola's L'Assommoir begins serialization in Le Bien public. Its low-life themes cause it to be suspended after six episodes; serialization resumes in July


Question: Who replaced Chester Whitehorn as the editor of Planet Stories after three issues?

Question: Who became the editor of Planet Stories in the Summer 1950 issue?

Question: When did Planet Stories switch from a quarterly to a bimonthly publication schedule?

Question: Who took over as editor of Planet Stories in September 1951?

Question: When did Jack O'Sullivan become the editor of Planet Stories?

Question: What was the reported payment rate per word for Planet Stories in 1953?

Question: When did Planet Stories return to a quarterly publication schedule?

Question: Which issue of Planet Stories was the final one published?

Answer: Paul L. Payne replaced Chester Whitehorn as the editor of Planet Stories after three issues.

Answer: Jerome Bixby became the editor of Planet Stories in the Summer 1950 issue.

Answer: Soon after Jerome Bixby became editor, in the Summer 1950 issue.

Answer: Malcolm Reiss

Answer: March 1952

Answer: One to two cents per word.

Answer: Summer 1954

Answer: The Summer 1955 issue was the final one published.

This a document about Planet Stories.
 was replaced by Chester Whitehorn for three issues, and then by Paul L. Payne, from Fall 1946 to Spring 1950. With the Summer 1950 issue the editorship passed to Jerome Bixby, who was already editing Jungle Stories. Soon thereafter Planet Stories switched from a quarterly to bimonthly schedule. Bixby lasted a little over a year; Malcolm Reiss took over again in September 1951, and three issues later, in March 1952, Jack O'Sullivan became editor. A contemporary market survey records that in 1953, payment rates were only one to two cents per word; this was substantially less than the leading magazines of the day. Planet Stories returned to a quarterly schedule beginning with the Summer 1954 issue, but the pulp market was collapsing, and the Summer 1955 issue was the final one.


Question: What was the length of the field goal that Walsh kicked to get the Vikings on the scoreboard in the fourth quarter?

Question: Which player intercepted a deep pass intended for Rudolph during the game?

Question: What was the yardage of the touchdown run by Hyde that put the 49ers further ahead?

Question: What was the outcome of the Vikings' 4th-and-8 drive in terms of yardage?

Question: Who was the quarterback for the Vikings during this game?

Question: What was the length of the field goal attempt for Dawson that was initially mentioned in the document?

Question: What was the name of the player who completed a 66-yard drive for the Vikings in the fourth quarter?

Question: What was the name of the player who was sacked for a loss of 14 yards during the Vikings' 4th-and-8 drive?

Answer: 37 yards.

Answer: Tramaine Brock

Answer: 17 yards.

Answer: The Vikings' 4th-and-8 drive resulted in a loss of 14 yards.

Answer: Bridgewater was the quarterback for the Vikings during this game.

Answer: 30 yards

Answer: Walsh

Answer: Bridgewater

This a document about 2015 Minnesota Vikings season.
 a 30-yard field goal attempt for Dawson. The Vikings finally got on the scoreboard early in the fourth quarter, as Walsh finished off a 66-yard drive with a 37-yard field goal, but the 49ers pulled further ahead with a second touchdown for Hyde on a 17-yard run. Bridgewater attempted to spark the Vikings back into the game, but a deep pass intended for Rudolph was intercepted by Tramaine Brock, setting up a 25-yard field goal for Dawson. The next drive saw the Vikings go for it again on 4th-and-8, but Bridgewater was sacked for a loss of 14 yards, allowing the 49ers to kneel out the game.


Question: What is the length of the Ringstraße in Wiesbaden?

Question: What is the significance of the Ringstraße in Wiesbaden's urban layout?

Question: How many lanes does the Ringstraße have?

Question: Which federal highway is the Ringstraße part of?

Question: What area does the Ringstraße encircle in Wiesbaden?

Answer: The Ringstraße in Wiesbaden is some 3 km long.

Answer: The Ringstraße is a semi-circular, 3 km long urban boulevard and the city's busiest and most prominent street system. It encircles the old town of Wiesbaden on its southern and western boundaries and is part of Bundesstraße 54.

Answer: The Ringstraße has four to six lanes.

Answer: Bundesstraße 54

Answer: The Ringstraße encircles the old town of Wiesbaden on its southern and western boundaries.

This a document about Ringstraße (Wiesbaden).
 The Ringstraße is a semi-circular, some 3 km long urban boulevard in the centre of Wiesbaden and the city's busiest and most prominent street system. The Ringstraße is a four up to six lane street and part of Bundesstraße 54. It encircles the old town of Wiesbaden on its southern and western boundaries.


Question: What is the English name for Parangi Malai?

Question: Where is St. Thomas Mount located in India?

Question: Which Christian community traces the origin of their church to St. Thomas the Apostle?

Question: From which century was the area around St. Thomas Mount predominantly populated by Anglo-Indians?

Question: Which railway station serves the St. Thomas Mount neighbourhood?

Question: Which church is located at the foot of St. Thomas Mount?

Question: Where is the St. Thomas Syro Malabar Catholic Church located in relation to St. Thomas Mount?

Question: What is expected to make the St. Thomas Mount suburb the city's largest transit hub after Chennai Central?

Question: What was the name of the constituency in the state assembly elections of 1967 and 1971?

Answer: St. Thomas Mount

Answer: St. Thomas Mount is located in Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India.

Answer: The ancient Syrian Christian community of India.

Answer: 17th century.

Answer: St. Thomas Mount railway station.

Answer: The St. Thomas Garrison Church.

Answer: East of the shrine at North Silver Street, footholds of the mountain shrine.

Answer: Integration of the Metro and MRTS with the suburban station.

Answer: Saint Thomas Mount

This a document about St. Thomas Mount.
 Parangi Malai (known in English as St. Thomas Mount) is a small hillock in Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India, near the neighbourhood of Guindy and very close to Chennai International Airport. The ancient Syrian Christian community of India trace the origin of their church to St. Thomas the Apostle. From the 17th century, this part of Chennai was populated predominantly by Anglo-Indians. The St. Thomas Garrison Church is at the foot of St Thomas Mount. The St. Thomas Syro Malabar Catholic Church is located east of the shrine at North Silver Street, footholds of the mountain shrine. The neighbourhood is served by the St. Thomas Mount railway station, on the southern line of the Chennai Suburban Railway Network. Integration of the Metro and MRTS with the suburban station in the neighbourhood, is expected to make the suburb the city's largest transit hub after Chennai Central. In the state assembly elections of 1967 and 1971, there was a constituency known as the Saint Thomas Mount.


Question: How many years have passed since the nuclear war devastated the world in the story?

Question: Where is Fort Ridgeway located in the story?

Question: What is the mission of Dr. Jim Loudons and Monty Altamont in the story?

Question: What location are Dr. Jim Loudons and Monty Altamont traveling to in the story?

Question: What kind of people have Dr. Jim Loudons and Monty Altamont encountered so far before finding the fort?

Question: What do the people living in the fort have that surprises Dr. Jim Loudons and Monty Altamont?

Question: What is the background of the people living in the fort?

Question: What have the people in the fort managed to maintain despite the nuclear war?

Question: What mode of transportation are Dr. Jim Loudons and Monty Altamont using for their mission in the story?

Question: What unusual characteristic do the people in the fort seem to have developed according to the document?

Question: What was the purpose of the old cache of microfilmed books buried at the Carnegie Library before the nuclear war?

Question: What event devastated the world more than 250 years before the events of the story?

Question: What was the name of the short story discussed in the document?

Answer: More than 250 years.

Answer: Fort Ridgeway is located in what had once been Arizona.

Answer: Dr. Jim Loudons and Monty Altamont are on a mission to dig up an old cache of microfilmed books buried at the Carnegie Library in Pittsburgh before the nuclear war.

Answer: Pittsburgh.

Answer: stone-age barbarians

Answer: Organization, firearms, and literacy.

Answer: The people living in the fort are descendants of a pre-war army platoon. They have maintained their organization and civilization as much as possible.

Answer: The people in the fort have managed to maintain their organization and civilization.

Answer: Helicopter.

Answer: They seem to have developed a strange characteristic.

Answer: The purpose of the old cache of microfilmed books was not explicitly stated in the document.

Answer: A nuclear war.

Answer: The Return

This a document about The Return (short story).
 It has been more than 250 years since the nuclear war devastated the world, and finally the people of Fort Ridgeway (in what had once been Arizona) are advanced enough to go out looking for other surviving communities. The helicopter-borne explorers, Dr. Jim Loudons and Monty Altamont, are on their way to Pittsburgh to dig up an old cache of microfilmed books that was buried at the Carnegie Library before the war. Having so far only encountered stone-age barbarians, they are surprised to find a fort, manned by people with organization, firearms, and literacy. The people living in the fort are descendants of an old pre-war army platoon, and they have maintained their organization and civilization as much as is possible. Also, they seem to have developed a strange


Question: What method did Zhu et al. (2021) use to study the anatomy of Brindabellaspis stensioi?

Question: What part of Brindabellaspis stensioi did Zhu et al. (2021) analyze to evaluate its phylogenetic implications?

Question: Which species' headshield anatomy was redescribed by Wang & Zhu (2021)?

Question: What is the name of the species described by Dupret et al. (2021) based on new fossil material from the Chortkiv Formation?

Question: In which geological period is the Chortkiv Formation located where the fossil material of Palaeacanthaspis vasta was found?

Question: What aspect of Palaeacanthaspis vasta was studied by Dupret et al. (2021) in addition to describing new fossil material?

Question: What stage of the Devonian period is the Chortkiv Formation, where the fossil material of Palaeacanthaspis vasta was found?

Answer: CT scanning.

Answer: Zhu et al. (2021) analyzed the endocast of Brindabellaspis stensioi.

Answer: Parayunnanolepis xitunensis

Answer: Palaeacanthaspis vasta

Answer: Devonian

Answer: phylogenetic relationships

Answer: Lochkovian

This a document about 2021 in paleoichthyology.
Zhu et al. (2021) use CT scanning to reveal the endocast of Brindabellaspis stensioi, and evaluate the implications of its anatomy for the knowledge of the phylogenetic relationships of early jawed vertebrates. ; Redescription of the anatomy of the headshield of Parayunnanolepis xitunensis is published by Wang & Zhu (2021). ; Description of new fossil material of Palaeacanthaspis vasta from the Devonian (Lochkovian) Chortkiv Formation (Ukraine), and a study on the phylogenetic relationships of this species, is published by Dupret et al. (2021).


Question: What was the highest position 'Shake It Off' reached on the US Billboard Hot 100?

Question: Which songs blocked 'Shake It Off' from reaching the number one position on the US Billboard Hot 100?

Question: What significant milestone did 'Shake It Off' achieve on the Billboard Hot 100 chart?

Question: What was the peak position of 'Shake It Off' in Australia and New Zealand, respectively?

Question: What were the peak positions of 'Shake It Off' in Ireland and the United Kingdom?

Question: Who directed the music video for 'Shake It Off'?

Question: What notable feature is highlighted about the wardrobe in the music video for 'Shake It Off'?

Answer: Number two.

Answer: "We Belong Together" by Mariah Carey and "Gold Digger" by Kanye West and Jamie Foxx.

Answer: It marked the first time a female lead artist occupied the top two positions of the Hot 100.

Answer: 6 and 5.

Answer: In Ireland, "Shake It Off" peaked at number fifteen, and in the United Kingdom, it peaked at number nine.

Answer: Jake Nava

Answer: The wardrobe in the music video for "Shake It Off" features numerous extravagant wardrobe changes.

This a document about Shake It Off (Mariah Carey song).
 The song was well received by music critics, with many complimenting its simple yet inspirational lyrics, as well as calling it a standout track from the album. It peaked at number two on the US Billboard Hot 100, blocked by Carey's own "We Belong Together" and Kanye West's and Jaime Foxx’s "Gold Digger" for six weeks. Furthermore, it marked the [[List of Billboard Hot 100 chart achievements and milestones#Simultaneously occupying the top two or more positions|first time a female lead artist occupied the top two positions of the Hot 100]]. The song also peaked at numbers six and five in Australia and New Zealand, and numbers fifteen and nine in Ireland and the United Kingdom, respectively. The song's music video, directed by Jake Nava features numerous extravagant wardrobe changes


Question: What was the original size of the plat for the city of Beckley when it was founded?

Question: When was the city of Beckley's plat approved by the Virginia General Assembly?

Question: For how many years did Beckley serve as a School Commissioner?

Question: What was Beckley's role as a first postmaster of the city of Beckley?

Question: Which political convention did Beckley attend as a Delegate in 1844?

Question: Whose name did Beckley vote for as President at the 1844 Whig National Convention?

Question: Which county did Beckley serve as Master Commissioner in Chancery for between 1840 and 1850?

Question: For how many years did Beckley serve as Deputy Clerk of Superior and County Courts?

Question: What was Beckley's role as Clerk of Circuit Court of Law?

Answer: 30 acres.

Answer: April 8, 1838.

Answer: Beckley served as a School Commissioner for 13 years, from 1837 to 1850.

Answer: Beckley was the first postmaster of the city of Beckley in 1839.

Answer: The 1844 Whig National Convention.

Answer: Henry Clay

Answer: Fayette County, West Virginia.

Answer: 12 years.

Answer: The document does not specify Beckley's role as Clerk of Circuit Court of Law.

This a document about Alfred Beckley.
 Beckley was key in founding the city of Beckley on its original 30 acre plat, which was approved by the Virginia General Assembly on April 8, 1838. For the first 12 years or so the new town grew very slowly. Beckley served in several public service roles, often in overlapping terms: School Commissioner, 1837–1850; Deputy Clerk of Superior and County Courts, 1838–1850; first postmaster of city of Beckley, 1839; Commissioner of Forfeited and Delinquent Lands, 1839–1850; Master Commissioner in Chancery, 1840–1850 for Fayette County, West Virginia (then part of Virginia); Delegate to the 1844 Whig National Convention, where he voted for Henry Clay for President; Clerk of Circuit Court of Law


Question: Which award did Kazuo Hasegawa receive in 1957?

Question: What honor was bestowed upon Kazuo Hasegawa in 1965?

Question: What award did Kazuo Hasegawa receive in 1978?

Question: What award did Kazuo Hasegawa receive in 1984?

Answer: Kikuchi Kan Prize

Answer: Medal with Purple Ribbon

Answer: Order of the Sacred Treasure, 3rd class, Gold Rays with Neck Ribbon.

Answer: Kazuo Hasegawa received the People's Honour Award in 1984.

This a document about Kazuo Hasegawa.
Kikuchi Kan Prize (1957) ; Medal with Purple Ribbon (1965) ; Order of the Sacred Treasure, 3rd class, Gold Rays with Neck Ribbon (1978) ; People's Honour Award (1984)


Question: What is the name of the institution responsible for managing presidential affairs in Ukraine?

Question: What is the name of the organization in Ukraine tasked with local state administration?

Question: What is the name of the body in Ukraine that is associated with constitutional matters?

Question: What is the name of the institute in Ukraine that focuses on strategic research?

Question: What is the name of the academy in Ukraine that is part of the state administration system?

Question: What is the name of the general state affairs administration body in Ukraine?

Answer: Presidential Administration of Ukraine (APU)

Answer: Local State Administrations

Answer: Constitutional Assembly of Ukraine

Answer: National Institute of Strategic Research

Answer: National Academy of State Administration

Answer: State Administration of Affairs (DUS)

This a document about President of Ukraine.
National Institute of Strategic Research ; National Academy of State Administration ; Presidential Administration of Ukraine (APU) ; State Administration of Affairs (DUS) ; Local State Administrations ; Constitutional Assembly of Ukraine


Question: When was the 1963 Edmonton municipal election held?

Question: How many mayors were to be elected in the 1963 Edmonton municipal election?

Question: How many aldermen were to be elected to sit on Edmonton City Council in the 1963 election?

Question: How many trustees were to be elected to sit on each of the public and separate school boards in the 1963 election?

Question: How many plebiscite questions were decided by the electorate in the 1963 Edmonton municipal election?

Question: How many positions for aldermen were already filled before the 1963 Edmonton municipal election?

Question: Which aldermen were already in office and had been elected in 1962 before the 1963 Edmonton municipal election?

Question: Who was the alderman elected in 1961 who later resigned before the 1963 Edmonton municipal election?

Question: How many trustees were on the public school board before the 1963 Edmonton municipal election?

Question: How many positions on the public school board were already filled before the 1963 Edmonton municipal election?

Answer: October 16, 1963.

Answer: One mayor was to be elected in the 1963 Edmonton municipal election.

Answer: Six aldermen were to be elected to sit on Edmonton City Council in the 1963 election.

Answer: Four.

Answer: Three.

Answer: Four positions for aldermen were already filled before the 1963 Edmonton municipal election.

Answer: Frederick John Mitchell, Ethel Wilson, Morris Weinlos, and Vincent Dantzer.

Answer: George Prudham

Answer: Seven.

Answer: Three positions on the public school board were already filled before the 1963 Edmonton municipal election.

This a document about 1963 Edmonton municipal election.
 The 1963 municipal election was held October 16, 1963 to elect a mayor and six aldermen to sit on Edmonton City Council and four trustees to sit on each of the public and separate school boards. The electorate also decided three plebiscite questions. There were ten aldermen on city council, but four of the positions were already filled: Frederick John Mitchell, Ethel Wilson, Morris Weinlos, and Vincent Dantzer were all elected to two-year terms in 1962 and were still in office. George Prudham was also elected to a two-year term in 1961, but resigned. There were seven trustees on the public school board, but three of the


Question: What trait has James Nightingale been described as having in the show Hollyoaks?

Question: Who is James' mother in the show Hollyoaks?

Question: What plot is James helping his mother with in Hollyoaks?

Question: How has James' mother been described in relation to his behavior in the show?

Question: What term has been used to describe James and his mother as a team in the show?

Answer: James Nightingale has been described as a "wrong'un" and a schemer.

Answer: Marnie.

Answer: James is helping his mother with her plot to ruin the Hutch.

Answer: James' mother has been described as "wicked and vindictive," which explains why James is "such a wrong'un."

Answer: "wicked mother-and-son team"

This a document about James Nightingale (Hollyoaks).
 was clear they didn't care who they stomped on to get what they wanted." She has also branded them a ruthless, "machiavellian", "devious duo" and "wicked mother-and-son team" who have "wreaked havoc" in the show. Ellis opined that she was not surprised James is "such a wrong'un" after being raised by a "wicked and vindictive" mother. A fellow Inside Soap columnist said of James' scheming "there’s nothing we love more than a good soap schemer – and Hollyoaks’ James is on top form tonight. As well as helping mum Marnie with her plot to ruin the Hutch, he also has a shocking proposition of local hottie Harry! And


Question: What is the name of the first glider listed in the document?

Question: What is the name of the second glider listed in the document?

Question: What is the name of the third glider listed in the document?

Question: What is the name of the fourth glider listed in the document?

Question: What is the name of the fifth glider listed in the document?

Answer: Siren C30S Edelweiss

Answer: Siren C34S Edelweiss 4

Answer: Siren E-75 Sagittaire

Answer: Siren E-78 Silène

Answer: Siren PIK-30

This a document about List of gliders (S).
Siren C30S Edelweiss ; Siren C34S Edelweiss 4 ; Siren E-75 Sagittaire ; Siren E-78 Silène ; Siren PIK-30


Question: What did Newton postulate regarding space?

Question: Which mathematician questioned the concept of absolute time?

Question: What did Pierre Duhem criticize in 1905 regarding Newton's theory?

Question: What theory did Albert Einstein publish in 1905, and what did it explain?

Question: What did Einstein's special theory of relativity discard concerning the aether?

Question: What key concepts does special relativity introduce in place of Newton's absolute space and time?

Question: What phenomenon occurs with length and time according to special relativity as an object travels?

Question: Who modeled 3D space together with the 1D axis in 1908, and who was he to Einstein?

Answer: Newton postulated absolute space.

Answer: Jules-Henri Poincaré

Answer: Pierre Duhem published a devastating criticism of the foundation of Newton's theory of motion in 1905.

Answer: Albert Einstein published his special theory of relativity in 1905, which explained both the electromagnetic field's invariance and Galilean invariance.

Answer: Einstein's special theory of relativity discarded all hypotheses concerning aether, including the existence of aether itself.

Answer: Special relativity introduces the concepts of relative space and relative time, replacing Newton's absolute space and absolute time.

Answer: Length contracts and time dilates.

Answer: Hermann Minkowski modeled 3D space together with the 1D axis in 1908; he was Einstein's former mathematics professor.

This a document about Mathematical physics.
 Newton's postulated absolute space. Mathematician Jules-Henri Poincaré (1854–1912) questioned even absolute time. In 1905, Pierre Duhem published a devastating criticism of the foundation of Newton's theory of motion. Also in 1905, Albert Einstein (1879–1955) published his special theory of relativity, newly explaining both the electromagnetic field's invariance and Galilean invariance by discarding all hypotheses concerning aether, including the existence of aether itself. Refuting the framework of Newton's theory—absolute space and absolute time—special relativity refers to relative space and relative time, whereby length contracts and time dilates along the travel pathway of an object. In 1908, Einstein's former mathematics professor Hermann Minkowski modeled 3D space together with the 1D axis


Question: What is one of the factors that contribute to water potential due to matrix effects?

Question: What determines the overall water potential and the direction of water flow?

Question: How are the different factors affecting water potential quantified?

Question: What is the reference condition in soils for water potential?

Question: What are the subsets of water potential terms used for in particular applications like plants or soils?

Question: What is the general definition of water potential?

Question: What is the role of different factors in determining the direction of water flow?

Answer: Fluid cohesion and surface tension.

Answer: The sum of different factors (potentials) determines the overall water potential and the direction of water flow.

Answer: As potential energies per unit volume.

Answer: The reference condition in soils for water potential is typically defined as pure water at the soil surface.

Answer: Different subsets of water potential terms are used for particular applications like plants or soils depending on the conditions relevant to those applications.

Answer: Water potential is the potential due to matrix effects, such as fluid cohesion and surface tension, and is determined by the sum of different factors that affect the total water potential, which quantifies potential energies per unit volume.

Answer: The sum of different factors (potentials) determines the overall water potential and the direction of water flow.

This a document about Water potential.
is the potential due to matrix effects (e.g., fluid cohesion and surface tension.) Many different factors may affect the total water potential, and the sum of these potentials determines the overall water potential and the direction of water flow:  All of these factors are quantified as potential energies per unit volume, and different subsets of these terms may be used for particular applications (e.g., plants or soils). Different conditions are also defined as reference depending on the application: for example, in soils, the reference condition is typically defined as pure water at the soil surface.


Question: Which agency in India uncovered the 2010 fake housing loan scam?

Question: How many top-ranking officials were arrested in connection with the 2010 housing loan scam in India?

Question: Which financial institution's CEO, Ramchandran Nair, was arrested in connection with the 2010 housing loan scam?

Answer: The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) uncovered the 2010 fake housing loan scam in India.

Answer: Eight top-ranking officials were arrested in connection with the 2010 housing loan scam in India.

Answer: LIC Housing Finance

This a document about 2010 housing loan scam in India.
 The 2010 fake housing loan in India was uncovered by the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) in India. CBI arrested eight top-ranking officials of public sector banks and financial institutions, including the LIC Housing Finance CEO Ramchandran Nair, in connection with the scam.


Question: When did the 2000 Princeton Tigers football team open its season?

Question: Who was the head coach of the 2000 Princeton Tigers football team?

Question: Which team did Princeton lose to in its season-opening game?

Question: What was the final score of the season-opening game between Princeton and Lafayette?

Question: What was the score of the game with nine seconds left before Lafayette scored the winning touchdown?

Question: From where on the field did Lafayette score the winning touchdown in the game against Princeton?

Answer: On September 16, 2000.

Answer: Roger Hughes.

Answer: Princeton lost to Lafayette in its season-opening game.

Answer: 24-17

Answer: 17-17.

Answer: The Princeton one-yard line.

This a document about 2000 Princeton Tigers football team.
Sources:  On September 16, 2000, Princeton opened its season in its first game under head coach Roger Hughes. The Tigers lost to Lafayette, 24-17. The game was tied at 17 with nine seconds left, and Lafayette faced second down at the Princeton one-yard line. Lafayette went for the touchdown and scored for the win.


Question: What is the name of the person the document is about?

Answer: Lucho Ayala

This a document about Lucho Ayala.
 Television Series Television Anthologies


Question: What is the full name of the Portuguese priest born in 1933?

Question: What was Walfrido Antão known for, and during which time period was he active?

Question: Which Indian region is Walfrido Antão associated with as a writer?

Question: What was the profession of John da Silva Antao?

Answer: John da Silva Antao

Answer: Walfrido Antão was known as a Goan writer and was active during the 1950s-1980s.

Answer: Goan

Answer: Portuguese priest

This a document about Antão.
John da Silva Antao (born 1933), Portuguese priest ; Walfrido Antão (fl. 1950s-1980s), Goan writer


Question: What is the name of the gene that encodes the Cathepsin F protein in humans?

Question: To which family of enzymes does Cathepsin F belong?

Question: What is the typical structural organization of cathepsin proteins?

Question: How many amino acid residues are present in the proregion of the Cathepsin F precursor?

Question: What structural feature distinguishes the proregion of Cathepsin F from other papain family cysteine proteases?

Question: What is the predicted length of the Cathepsin F protein in amino acid residues?

Question: How many potential N-glycosylation sites does Cathepsin F contain?

Question: Through which pathway is Cathepsin F potentially targeted to the endosomal/lysosomal compartment?

Question: On which human chromosome is the CTSF gene located?

Question: What is the name of the gene that is located close to the CTSF gene on chromosome 11q13?

Answer: CTSF

Answer: Cathepsin F belongs to the papain family of cysteine proteases.

Answer: Cathepsins typically contain a signal sequence, followed by a propeptide and then a catalytically active mature region.

Answer: 251

Answer: The proregion of Cathepsin F contains an additional N-terminal segment predicted to share structural similarities with cysteine protease inhibitors of the cystatin superfamily, which is unique within the papain family cysteine proteases.

Answer: 484 amino acids

Answer: Five.

Answer: mannose 6-phosphate receptor pathway

Answer: The CTSF gene is located on chromosome 11q13.

Answer: The gene encoding cathepsin W.

This a document about Cathepsin F.
 Cathepsin F is a protein that in humans is encoded by the CTSF gene. Cathepsins are papain family cysteine proteinases that represent a major component of the lysosomal proteolytic system. In general, cathepsins contain a signal sequence, followed by a propeptide and then a catalytically active mature region. The very long (251-amino acid residues) proregion of the cathepsin F precursor contains a C-terminal domain similar to the pro-segment of cathepsin L-like enzymes, a 50-residue flexible linker peptide, and an N-terminal domain predicted to adopt a cystatin-like fold. The cathepsin F proregion is unique within the papain family cysteine proteases in that it contains this additional N-terminal segment predicted to share structural similarities with cysteine protease inhibitors of the cystatin superfamily. This cystatin-like domain contains some of the elements known to be important for inhibitory activity. CTSF encodes a predicted protein of 484 amino acids that contains a 19-residue signal peptide. Cathepsin F contains five potential N-glycosylation sites, and it may be targeted to the endosomal/lysosomal compartment via the mannose 6-phosphate receptor pathway. The cathepsin F gene is ubiquitously expressed, and it maps to chromosome 11q13, close to the gene encoding cathepsin W.


Question: In which province of Canada was the Danforth federal electoral district located?

Question: From which existing riding was the Danforth electoral district created in 1933?

Question: What were the original southern and northern boundaries of the Danforth electoral district?

Question: What was the name of the avenue that originally marked the western boundary of the Danforth electoral district?

Question: What change occurred to the Danforth electoral district in 1952?

Question: Which part of Scarborough township was added to Danforth in 1952?

Question: Which modern-day area of Toronto was originally represented by the Danforth electoral district?

Question: In what year was the Danforth electoral district abolished?

Question: Between which three ridings was the Danforth electoral district redistributed in 1966?

Answer: Ontario.

Answer: Toronto—Scarborough

Answer: The original southern boundary of the Danforth electoral district was Lake Ontario, and the northern boundary was the Toronto city limits.

Answer: Woodbine Avenue.

Answer: In 1952, the Danforth electoral district was redefined to include the part of Scarborough township south of St. Clair Avenue between the western limit of Scarborough and Midland Avenue.

Answer: The part of Scarborough township south of St. Clair Avenue between the western limit of Scarborough and Midland Avenue was added to Danforth in 1952.

Answer: Greektown

Answer: 1966

Answer: Greenwood, Scarborough West, and York East.

This a document about Danforth (electoral district).
 Danforth was a federal electoral district represented in the House of Commons of Canada from 1935 to 1968. It was located in the province of Ontario. This riding was created in 1933 from parts of Toronto—Scarborough riding. It initially consisted of the eastern part of the city of Toronto, bounded on the south by Lake Ontario, on the north and east by the Toronto city limits, on the west by Woodbine Avenue. In 1952, it was redefined to include the part of Scarborough township south of St. Clair Avenue between the western limit of Scarborough and Midland Avenue. Danforth represented what is now the Greektown area of Toronto. The electoral district was abolished in 1966 when it was redistributed between Greenwood, Scarborough West and York East ridings.


Question: What event in 1939 marked a significant religious development in Amriswil?

Question: What was the status of Amriswil until about 1830?

Question: What new agricultural activity was introduced to Amriswil in 1833?

Question: When was the monthly market established in Amriswil?

Question: What was the significance of the establishment of a dairy in Sommeri in 1852?

Question: Who was responsible for opening a knitting factory in Amriswil in 1849?

Question: When was the Northeastern Railway opened in Amriswil?

Question: What area of Amriswil saw new settlement growth between the square and the railway station?

Question: What industry began to emerge in Amriswil alongside the opening of a knitting factory in 1849?

Question: What was the name of the German refugee who contributed to the industrial development of Amriswil by opening a knitting factory in 1849?

Question: What was the name of the Catholic Church inaugurated in Amriswil in 1939?

Question: What was the direction or name of the railway that was opened in Amriswil in 1855?

Question: What event marked the beginning of a structural change in Amriswil in 1849?

Answer: The inauguration of the Catholic Church of St. Stephen.

Answer: Amriswil was a nondescript village with some farming and viticulture.

Answer: Cattle were introduced to Amriswil in 1833.

Answer: 1840

Answer: The establishment of a dairy in Sommeri in 1852 marked the beginning of a structural change in Amriswil.

Answer: Joseph Sallmann

Answer: 1855

Answer: The area between the square and the station saw new settlement growth.

Answer: large scale weaving

Answer: Joseph Sallmann

Answer: The Catholic Church of St. Stephen.

Answer: Northeastern Railway

Answer: The opening of a knitting factory through the German refugee Joseph Sallmann marked the beginning of a structural change in Amriswil in 1849.

This a document about Amriswil.
 separated and an independent parish was established in Amriswil, followed by the 1939 inauguration of the Catholic Church of St. Stephen. Until about 1830 Amriswil was a nondescript village with some farming and viticulture. The introduction of cattle (1833), a monthly market (1840), the establishment of a dairy in Sommeri (1852), the emergence of large scale weaving and the opening of a knitting factory through the German refugee Joseph Sallmann (1849) were the beginning of a structural change. This was followed by the opening of the Northeastern Railway (1855). Between the square and the station a new settlement area grew up. The town center shifted from


Question: What is the name of the media company that owns Australian Bartender magazine?

Question: How often is Australian Bartender magazine published?

Question: What is the name of the event that Australian Bartender magazine hosts?

Answer: Spanton Media Group Pty Ltd.

Answer: Monthly.

Answer: Sydney Bar Week

This a document about Australian Bartender magazine.
 Australian Bartender is a monthly magazine owned by the Australian media company Spanton Media Group Pty Ltd. The magazine also has its own awards and is a host of Sydney Bar Week.


Question: What was the purpose of the 2002 Super Fours cricket tournament?

Question: How many teams competed in the 2002 Super Fours tournament?

Question: In which months did the 2002 Super Fours tournament take place?

Question: What was the format of the 2002 Super Fours tournament in terms of the number of overs?

Question: Which team was the first winner of the Super Fours tournament in 2002?

Question: How many games did the first winning team of the 2002 Super Fours win out of the six they played?

Question: What was the name of the tournament format for the 2002 Super Fours?

Answer: The purpose of the 2002 Super Fours cricket tournament was to bridge the gap between women's county cricket and international cricket, and to prepare players for the upcoming England internationals.

Answer: 4 teams.

Answer: May and June.

Answer: 50 overs.

Answer: Braves

Answer: 4

Answer: 50 over league

This a document about 2002 Super Fours.
 The 2002 Super Fours was the inaugural cricket Super Fours tournament. It took place in May and June and saw 4 teams compete in a 50 over league. The tournament was conceived as a way of bridging the gap between women's county cricket and international cricket, and preparing players for the upcoming England internationals. Braves were the first winners of the competition, winning four out of six games.


Question: What is the current conservation status of the Sierra Madre sparrow on the IUCN Red List?

Question: What is the primary reason for the decline of the Sierra Madre sparrow's population?

Question: What is the estimated area of the Sierra Madre sparrow's range according to BirdLife International (2004)?

Question: What is the likely future conservation status of the Sierra Madre sparrow according to the document?

Question: How many subpopulations of the Sierra Madre sparrow are currently known?

Question: Which of the known subpopulations of the Sierra Madre sparrow is described as reasonably numerous?

Question: What is the current estimated number of individuals in the rediscovered northern population of the Sierra Madre sparrow?

Answer: Endangered

Answer: Clearance of its habitat for creating pastures.

Answer: Less than 5000 km².

Answer: Critically Endangered.

Answer: Four

Answer: The subpopulation near La Cima.

Answer: No more than a handful.

This a document about Sierra Madre sparrow.
 It is highly threatened due to clearance of its habitat for creating pastures. Its conservation status on the IUCN Red List is Endangered. This is because the species occurs in less than 5000 km², and its range, available habitat, and population size are shrinking (BirdLife International 2004). Despite the rediscovery of the northern population, no more than a handful of individuals are known to remain, and further research to locate additional subpopulations is urgently needed. In any case, the species will probably be uplisted to Critically Endangered soon; of the 4 subpopulations known, only one (near La Cima) seems reasonably numerous.


Question: What field is Paul Pearsall known for his work in?

Question: What emotions does Paul Pearsall emphasize as important for surviving stress, depression, and trauma?

Question: What concept did Paul Pearsall introduce to describe the bond that allows couples to navigate life's obstacles?

Question: What themes do several of Paul Pearsall's books focus on in terms of personal development?

Question: What kind of change in personality did Paul Pearsall claim heart transplant patients experience after surgery?

Question: According to Pearsall, what aspect of heart transplant patients becomes more like their donors' after the surgery?

Question: What additional outcome does Paul Pearsall suggest individuals develop when they achieve positive thinking, perseverance, and authenticity?

Question: What group of individuals did Paul Pearsall provide counseling to, according to the document?

Question: What does Paul Pearsall suggest can be achieved by rearranging one's emotions and outlook?

Answer: Positive psychology.

Answer: Paul Pearsall emphasizes emotions such as hope and love as important for surviving stress, depression, and trauma.

Answer: personal "strange attractors"

Answer: Positive thinking, perseverance, and being authentic.

Answer: Paul Pearsall claimed heart transplant patients experience a change in personality in which they become more like their donors in temperament and personal preferences.

Answer: According to Pearsall, heart transplant patients become more like their donors in temperament and personal preferences after the surgery.

Answer: A heightened will.

Answer: Paul Pearsall provided counseling to individuals who underwent heart transplant.

Answer: Positive thinking, perseverance, and being authentic can be achieved by rearranging one's emotions and outlook.

This a document about Paul Pearsall.
 Pearsall is known for his work on positive psychology and is often citing the role of emotions such as hope and love in surviving stress, depression and trauma. For instance, he introduced the notion of personal "strange attractors" drawn to each other to produce a bond that allows a couple to navigate life's obstacles. Several of his books explained how positive thinking, perseverance, and being authentic can be achieved by rearranging one's emotions and outlook, developing a heightened will in the process. Pearsall is also known for counselling individuals who underwent heart transplant and claimed that these patients experience significant and inexplicable change in personality after the surgery in which they became more like their donors in temperament and personal preferences.


Question: What did Pilate say to the crowd when he brought Jesus to them?

Question: What was Jesus wearing when he came forth according to the document?

Question: What did the chief priests and officers cry out when they saw Jesus?

Question: What response did Pilate give when the crowd asked to crucify Jesus?

Question: What did the Jews mention in their response to Pilate according to the text?

Answer: "Behold the man!"

Answer: Jesus was wearing the crown of thorns and the purple robe.

Answer: Crucify him.

Answer: Pilate said, "Take ye him, and crucify him: for I do not find in him guilt."

Answer: The Jews mentioned that they have a law, and according to that.

This a document about Papyrus 90.
 Jews!" and they gave him blows with their hands. And went forth again Pilate, and said unto them, "Behold, I bring him to you forth, so that you may know that fault in him I do not find." Came forth then Jesus without, wearing the crown of thorns, and the purple robe. And Pilate saith unto them, "Behold the man!" When they so saw him, the chief priests and officers cried out, saying, "Crucify him!" Saith unto them Pilate, "Take ye him, and crucify him: for I do not find in him guilt." Answered the Jews, "We have a law, and according to that ..."


Question: What was the coal capacity of the South African Type MY1 tender?

Question: What was the water capacity of the South African Type MY1 tender?

Question: What was the maximum axle loading of the South African Type MY1 tender?

Question: What type of water tank did the South African Type MY1 tender have?

Question: What nickname was commonly given to the SAR's Types MX, MY, and MY1 tenders?

Question: What type of bogies did the South African Type MY1 tender use to reduce axle load?

Question: What was the wheelbase relationship between the Type MY1 tender and the Type MY tender of the Class 24?

Question: What design feature distinguished the Type MY1 tender from the Type MY tender?

Question: What modification was made to the coal bunker top of the Type MY1 tender to improve the crew's field of vision?

Answer: 8 lt

Answer: 4200 impgal

Answer: 8 lt

Answer: The South African Type MY1 tender had a cylindrical water tank.

Answer: Torpedo tenders.

Answer: Three-axle Buckeye bogies.

Answer: The Type MY1 tender had the same wheelbase as the Type MY tender of the Class 24.

Answer: The Type MY1 tender had a different coal bunker top design.

Answer: The top sides of the coal bunker were scalloped out.

This a document about South African type MY1 tender.
 The tender had a coal capacity of 8 lt, a water capacity of 4200 impgal and a maximum axle loading of 8 lt. It was a tank wagon type tender with a cylindrical water tank, similar in appearance to the North American Vanderbilt type tender. The SAR's Types MX, MY and MY1 tenders with their cylindrical water tanks all became commonly known as Torpedo tenders. Like the Type CL, Type MX and Type MY tenders, it rode on three-axle Buckeye bogies to reduce the axle load. While the tender was similar in general appearance and dimensions and had the same wheelbase as the Type MY tender of the Class 24, it had a different coal bunker top design. As was done with the tenders of the Classes S and S1 shunting locomotives, the top sides of the coal bunker were scalloped out to improve the crew's rearward field of vision.


Question: What is the title of the play first performed in Beirut in 2014 that explores how queer people navigate public spaces?

Question: What issue does Raphael Khouri highlight regarding the portrayal of homosexuality and queerness in the Lebanese media?

Question: What is the significance of the play 'No Matter Where I Go' in the context of Arab theatre?

Question: What conference featured the performance of 'No Matter Where I Go' in Beirut?

Question: In which anthology is the play 'No Matter Where I Go' published?

Question: What was unique about 'No Matter Where I Go' compared to other Arab plays that included gay content?

Answer: No Matter Where I Go

Answer: Raphael Khouri highlights that the Lebanese media is profit-oriented and often misrepresents homosexuality and queerness.

Answer: "No Matter Where I Go" is significant because it was the first queer Arab performance that intentionally centered queer identity, actively fighting against stigmatization and challenging the misrepresentation of homosexuality in Lebanese media.

Answer: The performance of "No Matter Where I Go" was featured as part of the "Bodies in Public" conference in Beirut.

Answer: Global Queer Plays

Answer: It was the first work that went out of its way to be queer.

This a document about Raphael Khouri.
 First performed in Beirut in 2014, No Matter Where I Go is a play that explores how queer people navigate public spaces and how their identity is constantly questioned within these spaces. Khouri explains that the Lebanese media is profit-oriented and often misrepresented homosexuality and queerness. No Matter Where I Go actively fights against stigmatization by elevating narratives that disrupted the hegemony portrayed in Lebanese media. This was the first queer Arab performance of its kind. Though some Arab plays had some gay content, this was the first work that went out of its way to be queer. This text was performed as pot of “Bodies in Public” a conference on bodies in Beirut. It is published in the anthology, Global Queer Plays.


Question: What genre is the song 'Rich Sex' from Nicki Minaj's album Queen?

Question: Which artist is featured on the song 'Thought I Knew You' from the album Queen?

Question: What is the vocal style of The Weeknd on the track 'Thought I Knew You' described as in the document?

Question: Which hip hop duo is Swae Lee a part of, and is he featured on Nicki Minaj's album Queen?

Question: What does Brendan Klinkenberg of Rolling Stone say about Swae Lee's contribution to the track he is featured on?

Question: What is the name of the song on the album Queen that is named after Swae Lee?

Question: What production style is the song 'Thought I Knew You' described as having?

Question: What is Nicki Minaj's vocal delivery described as on the track 'Thought I Knew You'?

Question: What does Nicki Minaj claim about the track 'Rich Sex' in the document?

Question: What is the name of the album by Nicki Minaj that includes the songs 'Rich Sex', 'Thought I Knew You', and 'Chun Swae'?

Question: What is the name of the publication where Brendan Klinkenberg's opinion about Swae Lee's performance on the track is mentioned?

Answer: Trap

Answer: The Weeknd

Answer: buttery tenor

Answer: Swae Lee is part of the hip hop duo Rae Sremmurd, and he is featured on Nicki Minaj's album Queen.

Answer: Brendan Klinkenberg of Rolling Stone says that Swae Lee steals the spotlight on the track with his "delicate falsetto."

Answer: Chun Swae

Answer: The song "Thought I Knew You" is described as having "some of Queen's lushest production."

Answer: clipped, Auto-Tuned raps and distorted vocals

Answer: Nicki Minaj claimed it is not actually a diss track.

Answer: Queen

Answer: Rolling Stone

This a document about Queen (Nicki Minaj album).
 loves, and claimed it is not actually a diss track. "Rich Sex", featuring Lil Wayne, is a trap song, in contrast to R&B song "Thought I Knew You" which "sports some of Queens lushest production". In "Thought I Knew You", the Weeknd, a featured artist on the track, contribute to the lament over estranged lovers with Weeknd's "buttery tenor serving as the perfect counterpoint to [Minaj's] clipped, Auto-Tuned raps and distorted vocals." Swae Lee, of hip hop duo Rae Sremmurd, is also featured on the album. Brendan Klinkenberg of Rolling Stone opines that Lee steals the spotlight on this track with his "delicate falsetto" with Minaj "deploying clearly demarcated, darting verses." Minaj named their song "Chun Swae" after her collaborator. At the end of this


Question: In which year was Geoffrey Lawler an unsuccessful candidate for Humberside County Council?

Question: Which firm did Geoffrey Lawler briefly work for after graduating from university?

Question: In which department of the Yorkshire Area of Conservative Central Office did Geoffrey Lawler work as a researcher from 1978?

Question: What position did Geoffrey Lawler hold at Bulldog Publicity Services in 1982?

Question: In which year was Geoffrey Lawler adopted as the Conservative candidate for the Bradford North constituency?

Question: What was the estimated lead that Labour had over the Conservatives in the Bradford North constituency after boundary changes in 1983?

Answer: 1977

Answer: Peat Marwick Mitchell

Answer: Community Affairs department.

Answer: Public relations executive.

Answer: 1983

Answer: 16%

This a document about Geoffrey Lawler.
 Already active in Conservative politics, Lawler was an unsuccessful candidate for Humberside County Council in the 1977 elections. On graduating from university he briefly worked for Peat Marwick Mitchell before joining the Yorkshire Area of Conservative Central Office; he worked as a researcher in the Community Affairs department from 1978, moving in 1980 to the Research Department. In 1982, he became a public relations executive with Bulldog Publicity Services in Bradford. In January 1983 he was adopted as Conservative candidate for the Bradford North constituency; after boundary changes it was estimated that Labour had a 16% lead over the Conservatives in the seat.


Question: Which type of investors are eligible for Low-Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) investments under the law?

Question: What event in 2008 led to a decline in the market for LIHTCs?

Question: How did the deterioration of financial markets in 2008 affect C corporations’ profits?

Question: What was the impact of the decline in the LIHTC market on the development of affordable housing properties?

Question: What action did Congress take in February 2009 to help restart the LIHTC market?

Question: What was the name of the act that created two gap-financing programs to help tax credit properties?

Question: How much funding was appropriated to the HOME Investment Partnerships (HOME) Program under Title XII of the Recovery Act?

Question: What is the name of the program that administers the HOME Investment Partnerships (HOME) Program?

Question: What was the purpose of the two gap-financing programs created by the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009?

Question: What was the effect of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 on tax credit properties that were ready to begin construction?

Question: What was the main reason the market for LIHTCs was decimated?

Question: What was the primary goal of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 regarding the LIHTC market?

Answer: Large C corporations.

Answer: The deterioration of financial markets in the second half of 2008 led to a decline in the market for LIHTCs.

Answer: The deterioration of financial markets in 2008 reduced C corporations’ profits that are typically offset by tax credits like the LIHTC.

Answer: The development of new tax credit properties and rehabilitation activities for older affordable housing properties froze completely.

Answer: Congress passed the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009, which created two gap-financing programs to help tax credit properties get additional financing.

Answer: The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009.

Answer: $2.25 billion

Answer:
The HOME Investment Partnerships (HOME) Program is administered by the [document text is incomplete and does not specify the administering entity].

Since the document is cut off and does not provide the name of the administering entity, the complete answer cannot be given.

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Answer: The purpose of the two gap-financing programs created by the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 was to help tax credit properties, which were ready to begin construction, get additional financing.

Answer: The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 created two gap-financing programs to help tax credit properties that were ready to begin construction get additional financing.

Answer: The main reason the market for LIHTCs was decimated was the deterioration of financial markets in the second half of 2008, which reduced C corporations’ profits that are typically offset by tax credits like the LIHTC.

Answer: The primary goal of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 regarding the LIHTC market was to help restart it by creating two gap-financing programs to assist tax credit properties ready to begin construction in obtaining additional financing.

This a document about Low-Income Housing Tax Credit.
 Under law, the only investors eligible for Low-Income Housing Tax Credit (LIHTC) investments are large C corporations. As the financial markets deteriorated in the second half of 2008, so did the C corporations’ profits that are typically offset by tax credits, like the LIHTC. As a result, the market for LIHTCs was decimated. The development of new tax credit properties and rehabilitation activities for older affordable housing properties froze completely. Congress took action in February 2009 to help restart the LIHTC market. The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 created two gap-financing programs to help tax credit properties, which were ready to begin construction, get additional financing. First, Title XII of the Recovery Act appropriated $2.25 billion to the HOME Investment Partnerships (HOME) Program—administered by the