Question: What is the role of the Pennsylvania courts of common pleas?

Question: How many judicial districts are there in Pennsylvania?

Question: How many of Pennsylvania's counties are part of judicial districts that include only one county?

Question: What is the range of the number of judges in each judicial district in Pennsylvania?

Question: What is the minimum amount in controversy for civil cases heard by the Pennsylvania courts of common pleas?

Question: What types of serious crimes do the Pennsylvania courts of common pleas hear trials for?

Question: What is the original jurisdiction of the Pennsylvania courts of common pleas?

Question: What is the appellate jurisdiction of the Pennsylvania courts of common pleas?

Question: What types of cases involving family law are heard by the Pennsylvania courts of common pleas?

Question: What other matters, besides family law and criminal cases, are heard by the Pennsylvania courts of common pleas?

Answer: The Pennsylvania courts of common pleas serve as the state trial courts of general jurisdiction. They hear civil cases with an amount in controversy over $7,000, trials for serious crimes, and have original jurisdiction over all cases not exclusively assigned to another court. They also have appellate jurisdiction over judgments from minor courts, hear appeals from certain state and local government agencies, and handle matters involving family law, juvenile delinquency, trusts and estates, and charitable organizations.

Answer: There are 60 judicial districts in Pennsylvania.

Answer: 53

Answer: Each judicial district in Pennsylvania has from one to 93 judges.

Answer: $7,000

Answer: The Pennsylvania courts of common pleas hear trials for serious crimes, but the document does not specify the types of serious crimes.

Answer: The Pennsylvania courts of common pleas have original jurisdiction over all cases not exclusively assigned to another court.

Answer: The Pennsylvania courts of common pleas have appellate jurisdiction over judgments from the minor courts and appeals from certain state government and most local government agencies.

Answer: Cases involving adoption, divorce, child custody, abuse and neglect, and guardianships.

Answer: The Pennsylvania courts of common pleas also hear matters involving trusts and estates (such as probate), juvenile delinquency, and charitable organizations.

This a document about Judiciary of Pennsylvania.
 The Pennsylvania courts of common pleas are the state trial courts of general jurisdiction. There are 60 judicial districts, 53 of which comprise only one of Pennsylvania's 67 counties, and seven comprising two counties. Each district has from one to 93 judges. The courts of common pleas hear civil cases with an amount in controversy in excess of $7,000 and trials for serious crimes. They have original jurisdiction over all cases not exclusively assigned to another court and appellate jurisdiction over judgments from the minor courts. They also hear appeals from certain state government and most local government agencies. The courts of common pleas also hear matters involving family law (cases involving adoption, divorce, child custody, abuse and neglect, and guardianships), juvenile delinquency, trusts and estates (such as probate), and charitable organizations.


Question: What was the full name of the NASCAR driver nicknamed 'Wild Bill' and the 'Florida Hurricane'?

Question: Where was Bill Snowden from?

Question: What event interrupted Bill Snowden's racing career?

Question: What years did Bill Snowden achieve second-place finishes at the Daytona Beach Road Course?

Question: What series did Bill Snowden compete in between 1949 and 1952?

Question: How many Top 10 finishes did Bill Snowden achieve in his 24 races in the NASCAR Strictly Stock/Grand National Series?

Question: What is the current name of the NASCAR series that Bill Snowden competed in from 1949 to 1952?

Question: How many Top 5 finishes did Bill Snowden achieve in his 24 races in the NASCAR Strictly Stock/Grand National Series?

Answer: William Andrew "Bill" Snowden

Answer: St. Augustine, Florida, USA.

Answer: World War II.

Answer: 1941 and 1948.

Answer: NASCAR's Strictly Stock/Grand National Series (now NASCAR Cup Series)

Answer: 15

Answer: NASCAR Cup Series

Answer: 5

This a document about Bill Snowden.
 William Andrew "Bill" Snowden (May 6, 1910 – February 2, 1959) was a NASCAR driver from St. Augustine, Florida, USA. He was one of the racers whose career was interrupted by World War II. He was nicknamed "Wild Bill" and the "Florida Hurricane". Snowden competed on various circuits before NASCAR was organized, and he had second-place finishes at the Daytona Beach Road Course in 1941 and 1948. He competed in NASCAR's Strictly Stock/Grand National Series (now NASCAR Cup Series) races between the series' inception in 1949 and 1952. He had 15 Top 10 and 5 Top 5 finishes in those 24 races.


Question: What year did American bishops disseminate a letter calling for the inclusion of racial and ethnic minorities into Catholic churches?

Question: According to the Pew Research Center, what percentage of Catholics in the United States are white?

Question: What is one reason some scholars have questioned why African-Americans convert to Catholicism, according to black priest Lawrence Lucas?

Question: What is the title of the article by Matthew Cressler that discusses the experience of black converts to Catholicism?

Question: What type of churches are described as being more socially focused in the context of racial segregation in the United States?

Question: What criticism does the Catholic Church continue to face regarding racial issues?

Question: What is the name of the black priest who provided an explanation for why African-Americans convert to Catholicism in the 1970s?

Question: What are the two explanations that were popular in the 1970s for why African-Americans convert to Catholicism?

Question: What theological emphasis do Catholic churches have regarding unity among races?

Question: What is one explanation scholars have questioned regarding why African-Americans convert to Catholicism, as outlined in the document?

Answer: 1984

Answer: 59%

Answer: Catholicism is a white religion.

Answer: "Black Catholic Conversion and the Burden of Black Religion"

Answer: Catholic churches.

Answer: The Catholic Church continues to face criticism due to biases against black converts.

Answer: Lawrence Lucas

Answer: The first explanation, according to black priest Lawrence Lucas, was that Catholicism is a white religion. The document does not state the second explanation.

Answer: Catholic churches emphasize unity among races.

Answer: One explanation scholars have questioned is that Catholicism is a white religion.

This a document about Racial segregation of churches in the United States.
 which are more socially focused. Theologically, Catholic churches also emphasize unity among races. In 1984 American bishops disseminated a letter calling for even further inclusion of racial and ethnic minorities into Catholic churches. According to the Pew Research Center,, about 59% of Catholics are white. The majority of other major Christian denominations have a much higher percentage of white members. The Catholic Church continues to face criticism due to biases against black converts. In his article "Black Catholic Conversion and the Burden of Black Religion", Matthew Cressler says that scholars have often questioned why African-Americans convert to Catholicism. Two explanations were popular in the 1970s. The first, according to black priest Lawrence Lucas, was that Catholicism is a white religion


Question: Which artist is associated with the artwork 'Christ Mocked'?

Question: What biblical passage is the scene of 'Christ Mocked' based on?

Question: What unique technique did Cimabue use in 'Christ Mocked' that is also seen in his larger works?

Question: What colors are used to depict Jesus' clothing in 'Christ Mocked'?

Question: How is Jesus portrayed in 'Christ Mocked' in terms of his posture and expression?

Question: What is the emotional state of the crowd surrounding Jesus in the artwork?

Question: How does the depiction of Jesus in 'Christ Mocked' differ from contemporary Northern European depictions in terms of his position and blindfold?

Question: What is the significance of 'Christ Mocked' in relation to Cimabue's body of work?

Answer: Cimabue

Answer: Matthew 27:27–30

Answer: Cimabue used the same techniques to display a crowd of figures in "Christ Mocked" that can be seen in his larger-scale works, such as his frescoes at Assisi.

Answer: red robe and blue cloak.

Answer: Jesus is portrayed standing, impassive, with arms limp and a sorrowful expression.

Answer: The crowd surrounding Jesus in the artwork is angrily striking Christ with rods.

Answer: In "Christ Mocked," Jesus is standing and has his eyes uncovered, whereas in contemporary Northern European depictions, he would be seated and blindfolded.

Answer: "Christ Mocked" is significant because it is the only known small-scale work of Cimabue that uses the same techniques seen in his larger works, such as his frescoes at Assisi, to depict a crowd of figures.

This a document about Christ Mocked.
 a more naturalistic representation of events. It is the only known small-scale work of Cimabue to use the same techniques to display a crowd of figures that can be seen in other, larger-scale works, such as his frescoes at Assisi. The scene follows the biblical account in Matthew 27:27–30. Jesus, in red robe and blue cloak, is standing at the centre of the composition, with his eyes uncovered in the Byzantine style: in contemporary depictions from Northern European, he would be seated and blindfolded. He is impassive, with arms limp and a sorrowful expression, among a crowd of slightly shorter men who are angrily striking Christ with rods,


Question: In which year did the French occupation of the island of Corfu end?

Question: Which treaty granted Britain a protectorate over the Ionian Islands?

Question: When was the Treaty between Great Britain and Russia, respecting the Ionian Islands signed?

Question: Which empire was granted the same trading privileges with the Ionian Islands as Britain under the treaty?

Question: Under which article of the treaty was a 'New Constitutional Charter for the State' formalized?

Question: Which event in 1815 resulted in Britain obtaining a protectorate over the Ionian Islands?

Question: What was the name of the treaty that granted Britain a protectorate over the Ionian Islands and was signed in Paris on 5 November 1815?

Question: What year did Britain establish a protectorate over the Ionian Islands?

Question: What was the name of the event in 1815 that included the Treaty between Great Britain and [Austria, Prussia and] Russia, respecting the Ionian Islands?

Question: Under which treaty was the 'New Constitutional Charter for the State' drawn up and formalized?

Answer: 1814

Answer: The Treaty between Great Britain and [Austria, Prussia and] Russia, respecting the Ionian Islands.

Answer: 5 November 1815

Answer: The Austrian Empire.

Answer: Article IV

Answer: The Treaty between Great Britain and [Austria, Prussia and] Russia, respecting the Ionian Islands, signed in Paris on 5 November 1815.

Answer: Treaty between Great Britain and Russia, respecting the Ionian Islands.

Answer: 1815

Answer: Peace of Paris (1815)

Answer: Treaty between Great Britain and [Austria, Prussia and] Russia, respecting the Ionian Islands.

This a document about United States of the Ionian Islands.
 in 1810. The island of Corfu remained occupied by the French until 1814. Under the [[s:Treaty between Great Britain and Russia, respecting the Ionian Islands|Treaty between Great Britain and [Austria, Prussia and] Russia, respecting the Ionian Islands]] (signed in Paris on 5 November 1815), as one of the treaties signed during the Peace of Paris (1815), Britain obtained a protectorate over the Ionian Islands, and under Article VIII of the treaty the Austrian Empire was granted the same trading privileges with the Islands as Britain. As agreed in Article IV of the treaty a "New Constitutional Charter for the State" was drawn up and was formalised with the ratification


Question: In what year did the Central Pacific start running past Deeth, Nevada?

Question: What was established in 1875 to serve the nearby ranches and farms in Deeth?

Question: How did the community of Deeth get its name?

Question: What year did the Western Pacific begin running through Deeth?

Question: What types of businesses and services existed in Deeth around 1910?

Question: What was the approximate population of Deeth in 1910?

Question: What role did Deeth play in the local economy in terms of ranching and trade?

Question: What event in 1915 significantly impacted Deeth?

Question: How long has the post office in Deeth been in operation?

Question: What is the current condition of the original community in Deeth?

Answer: 1869

Answer: A post office was established in 1875 to serve the nearby ranches and farms in Deeth.

Answer: The community was named after a pioneer citizen.

Answer: 1910

Answer: Around 1910, Deeth had mercantile stores, a Mormon chapel, livery stables, hotels, saloons, and a blacksmith.

Answer: Approximately 250.

Answer: Deeth served as a depot to ship cattle and a trading center for local ranchers and ranchers from nearby counties.

Answer: A fire destroyed most of the town.

Answer: The post office in Deeth has been in operation since 1875.

Answer: Little remains of the original community.

This a document about Deeth, Nevada.
 When the Central Pacific started running past this site in 1869, a branch line station with telegraph was established. In 1875, a post office was established for nearby ranches and farms. The community was named after a pioneer citizen. As ranching and mining activity increased in the area the town grew in size. The Western Pacific began running through Deeth in 1910. At the time, the community had mercantile stores, a Mormon chapel, livery stables, hotels, saloons, a blacksmith and a population of approximately 250. Many dairies and farms were in the county and this town served as a depot to ship cattle and a trading center for local ranchers and ranchers from nearby counties. In 1915, a fire destroyed most of the town. The post office has been in operation at Deeth since 1875. Little remains of the original community.


Question: What is the name of the college at the University of Colorado Colorado Springs that offers liberal arts and sciences programs?

Question: How many Ph.D. degrees does the College of Letters, Arts & Sciences at UCCS offer?

Question: How many departments are part of the College of Letters, Arts & Sciences at UCCS?

Question: What types of accelerated degrees are available through the College of Letters, Arts & Sciences at UCCS?

Answer: The College of Letters, Arts & Sciences.

Answer: 3

Answer: Seventeen.

Answer: Accelerated bachelors degrees.

This a document about University of Colorado Colorado Springs.
 The College of Letters, Arts & Sciences is the UCCS college of liberal arts and sciences. The College of LAS gives access to accelerated bachelors degrees, and 3 Ph.D. degrees through the seventeen departments at UCCS.


Question: What honor was Carol I of Romania awarded by Saxe-Weimar-Eisenach in 1880?

Question: What honor was Carol I of Romania awarded with the title 'Knight of St. Stanislaus, 1st Class'?

Question: What honor did Carol I of Romania receive from the Principality of Serbia, known as the 'Grand Cross of the Cross of Takovo'?

Question: What honor did Carol I of Romania receive from the Principality of Serbia, known as the 'Grand Cross of the Star of Karađorđe'?

Question: What honor did Carol I of Romania receive as 'Grand Cross of the Order of Charles III, with Collar' and on what date?

Question: What honor did Carol I of Romania receive from Sweden-Norway as 'Knight of the Seraphim' and on what date?

Question: What honor did Carol I of Romania receive from Sweden-Norway as 'Grand Cross of St. Olav' and on what date?

Question: What honor was Carol I of Romania awarded as 'Stranger Knight of the Garter' and on what date?

Question: What honor did Carol I of Romania receive as the 'Royal Victorian Chain'?

Question: What honor did Carol I of Romania receive from Württemberg in 1880?

Question: What honor was Carol I of Romania awarded as 'Knight of the Rue Crown' and in what year?

Answer: Grand Cross of the White Falcon

Answer: Carol I of Romania was awarded the honor of 'Knight of St. Stanislaus, 1st Class'.

Answer: Carol I of Romania received the Grand Cross of the Cross of Takovo from the Principality of Serbia.

Answer: Carol I of Romania received the Grand Cross of the Star of Karađorđe from the Principality of Serbia.

Answer: Carol I of Romania received the Grand Cross of the Order of Charles III, with Collar on 23 March 1880.

Answer: Knight of the Seraphim, 10 April 1879.

Answer: Carol I of Romania received the Grand Cross of St. Olav from Sweden-Norway on 3 June 1885.

Answer: Stranger Knight of the Garter, 30 June 1892.

Answer: Carol I of Romania received the honor of the Royal Victorian Chain.

Answer: Grand Cross of the Württemberg Crown.

Answer: Carol I of Romania was awarded the honor of "Knight of the Rue Crown" in 1880.

This a document about Carol I of Romania.
 Knight of St. Stanislaus, 1st Class •  Saxe-Weimar-Eisenach: Grand Cross of the White Falcon, 1880 •  undefined: Knight of the Rue Crown, 1880 •  Principality of Serbia: • * Grand Cross of the Cross of Takovo • * Grand Cross of the Star of Karađorđe •  undefined: Grand Cross of the Order of Charles III, with Collar, 23 March 1880 • 🇸🇪 🇳🇴 Sweden-Norway: • * Knight of the Seraphim, 10 April 1879 • * Grand Cross of St. Olav, 3 June 1885 •  undefined: • * Stranger Knight of the Garter, 30 June 1892 • * Royal Victorian Chain •  Württemberg: Grand Cross of the Württemberg Crown, 1880


Question: What is the official name of the railway network radiating or surrounding the city of Shanghai, China?

Question: What is the purpose of the Shanghai Metropolitan Area Intercity Railway System?

Question: Which regional rail network will the Shanghai Metropolitan Area Intercity Railway eventually connect with in Jiangsu?

Question: What other major regional network will the Shanghai Metropolitan Area Intercity Railway eventually link to?

Answer: Shanghai Metropolitan Area Intercity Railway System or Shanghai Suburban Railway System.

Answer: The purpose of the Shanghai Metropolitan Area Intercity Railway System is to gradually implement a regional rail system across the metropolitan area, eventually connecting with the Jiangsu Yangtze MIR and Hangzhou Greater Bay Area network.

Answer: Jiangsu Yangtze MIR

Answer: Jiangsu Yangtze MIR and Hangzhou Greater Bay Area network.

This a document about Shanghai Metropolitan Area Intercity Railway.
 Shanghai Metropolitan Area Intercity Railway System or Shanghai Suburban Railway System is a network of regional railways radiating or surrounding the city of Shanghai, China. It is a plan for the gradual implementation of a regional rail system across the metropolitan area. The system will eventually connect with Jiangsu Yangtze MIR and Hangzhou Greater Bay Area network.


Question: What was the condition of the column of men described in the document?

Question: Where were the men gathered after being described as 'exhausted' and 'distressed'?

Question: Who was the Yugoslav officer killed by an Albanian from the column in Polje?

Question: What object was smuggled and thrown at the commander of the brigade, causing panic among the Partisans?

Question: What action did the guards take that resulted in deaths among the crowd in Polje?

Question: What happened to the several hundred Albanians who were herded into a tunnel near Bar?

Question: What was the fate of the individuals trapped in the tunnel near Bar?

Answer: "exhausted" and "distressed".

Answer: The men were gathered on the Barsko Polje.

Answer: Božo Dabanović.

Answer: a bomb

Answer: The guards fired into the crowd, killing many.

Answer: They were herded into a tunnel near Bar, which was subsequently sealed off so that all of those trapped within the tunnel were asphyxiated.

Answer: All of those trapped in the tunnel were asphyxiated.

This a document about Anti-Albanian sentiment.
 "exhausted" and "distressed". The column of men which stretched a few kilometres were then gathered on the Barsko Polje. At one point, in Polje, one of the Albanians from the column attacked and killed one of the Yugoslav officers, Božo Dabanović. Very soon after that somebody from the column threw a smuggled bomb at the commander of the brigade. This created a panic among the Partisans. The guards watching over the recruits then fired into the crowd killing many and prompting the survivors to flee into the surrounding mountains. In another case, several hundred Albanians were herded into a tunnel, near Bar, which was subsequently sealed off so that all of those trapped within the tunnel were asphyxiated. Yugoslav sources put


Question: Which school in Tehran was known as the biggest school?

Question: What distinguished the teaching methods and behavior of St. Louis School from other schools?

Question: What financial support did the Paris-based charity foundation Maison Mere provide to St. Louis School?

Question: How much financial contribution did the French government provide to St. Louis School annually?

Question: How much financial contribution did the Iranian government provide to St. Louis School annually?

Question: Under what conditions were students admitted freely to St. Louis School?

Answer: St. Louis School

Answer: The teaching methods and behavior of St. Louis School were distinguished by the absence of physical punishment, which was routine in Iranian schools.

Answer: The Paris-based charity foundation Maison Mere used to pay part of the school’s budget.

Answer: 1000 Francs.

Answer: 200 Tomans a year.

Answer: Students with poor financial status but good educational records were admitted freely to St. Louis School.

This a document about St. Louis School, Tehran.
 St. Louis was the biggest school in Tehran. Teachers’ method and behavior distinguished it from other schools. Physical punishment which was routine in Iranian school did not exist in St. Louis. Apart from, the school fees, St. Louis received funds from a few other channels. The Paris based charity foundation Maison Mere used to pay part of school’s budget. French and Iranian governments attributed 1000 Francs and 200 Tomans a year, respectively. the students with poor financial status but good educational records would be admitted freely.


Question: What is the scientific name of the species being described in the document?

Question: What is the shape of the skull of Microposaurus casei compared to other trematosaurids?

Question: What notable feature of Microposaurus casei is described as the 'suspensorium beyond the skull table'?

Question: What caused the skull bones of Microposaurus casei to be indistinguishable from one another?

Question: How were the nostrils of Microposaurus casei positioned compared to other species?

Question: What unique feature of the snout caused the nostrils to have a teardrop shape?

Question: What feature of Microposaurus casei caused small foramens in the anterior palatal vacuities to open with the nostrils?

Question: What is the shape of the orbits in Microposaurus casei?

Question: What distinguishes the otic notches of Microposaurus casei from those of other trematosaurids?

Question: Which side of the skull is described as more complete in Microposaurus casei?

Question: What additional feature is described on the smooth dorsal surface of the palatines in Microposaurus casei?

Answer: Microposaurus casei

Answer: The skull of Microposaurus casei is narrow, long, and wedge-shaped like most trematosaurids.

Answer: The posterior placement of the "suspensorium beyond the skull table" is a notable feature of Microposaurus casei.

Answer: Significant ossification caused the skull bones of Microposaurus casei to be indistinguishable from one another.

Answer: The nostrils of *Microposaurus casei* were closely spaced and further back due to significant prenarial growth, and they had a teardrop shape from the anterior constriction at the snout.

Answer: The anterior constriction experienced at the snout caused the nostrils to have a teardrop shape.

Answer: The symphyseal tusks from their lower jaw protruding into the nostril openings caused small foramens in the anterior palatal vacuities to open with the nostrils.

Answer: The orbits in Microposaurus casei were elliptical, with long axes oriented medially.

Answer: The otic notches of Microposaurus casei are relatively large, elliptical, and slightly constricted posteriorly, which is unique compared to other trematosaurids that have shallow and triangular otic notches.

Answer: The left side of the skull is described as more complete in Microposaurus casei.

Answer: Multiple foramina.

This a document about Microposaurus.
 Besides being narrow, long, and wedge-shaped like most trematosaurids, M. casei also had significant ossification that caused individual skull bones to be indistinguishable from fusion with one another. A notable characteristic was the posterior placement of the "suspensorium beyond the skull table". The rounded tip of their short snout produced nostrils that were closely spaced and further back which was from a significant prenarial growth. Furthermore, the nostrils had a teardrop shape from the anterior constriction experienced at the snout. An attribute of M. casei was symphyseal tusks from their lower jaw protruding into the nostril openings that caused small foramens in the anterior palatal vacuities to ventrally open with the nostrils (dorsally). Found in all trematosauroids, their orbits were elliptical (long axes oriented medially) and had a smooth dorsal surface to the palatines. Upon this surface is also multiple foramina. Described as being more-complete on the left side of the skull and "relatively large, elliptical, and slightly constricted posteriorly". This is unique when compared to other trematosaurids having shallow and triangular otic notches.


Question: What political party was founded by Lula?

Question: What is the name of the political movement associated with Lula?

Question: How does Lulism differ from political movements like Peronism in Argentina?

Question: Who was impeached, which some Brazilian left and centre-left parties consider to be a coup?

Question: When was Lula arrested, according to the document?

Question: What significant action did President Michel Temer take, according to the document?

Question: According to the document, what are political commentators suggesting about the current phase of Lulism?

Answer: The Workers Party.

Answer: Lulism

Answer: Lulism differs from political movements like Peronism in Argentina in its lack of a cult of personality around the former Brazilian President.

Answer: Dilma Rousseff

Answer: 7 April 2018.

Answer: President Michel Temer reformed labour laws.

Answer: Political commentators are suggesting that there is a second phase of Lulism, now more radical and more left orientated.

This a document about Lulism.
 the Workers Party founded by Lula. Although the movement was anchored in Lula's charisma, Lulism differs from other movements surrounding political leaders (such as Peronism in Argentina) in its lack of a cult of personality around the former Brazilian President. With the recent events in Brazilian politics, such as the impeachment of Dilma Rousseff (which is consider it to be a coup by the Brazilian left and centre-left parties), the arrest of Lula on 7 April 2018 and new President Michel Temer's reform of labour laws, some political commentators are arguing about a second phase of Lulism, now more radical and more left orientated.


Question: What is the purpose of the code mentioned in the document about Scalable Vector Graphics?

Answer: The purpose of the code is to produce colored shapes shown in an image, excluding the grid and labels.

This a document about Scalable Vector Graphics.
  This code will produce the colored shapes shown in the image, excluding the grid and labels:


Question: Who was Bella Heathcote previously engaged to?

Question: What is the name of Bella Heathcote's husband?

Question: In which year did Bella Heathcote marry Richard Stampton?

Answer: Bella Heathcote was previously engaged to film director Andrew Dominik.

Answer: Richard Stampton

Answer: 2019

This a document about Bella Heathcote.
 Heathcote was previously engaged to film director Andrew Dominik. She married architect Richard Stampton in January 2019.


Question: According to Bruce Eder's review, what was the significance of Elvis' Golden Records in the history of rock & roll?

Question: How many songs were included on Elvis' Golden Records?

Question: What achievement had each of the songs on Elvis' Golden Records earned?

Question: What was the standard set by Elvis' Golden Records in terms of sales at the time of its release?

Question: What insight does Elvis' Golden Records provide into Elvis' musical direction according to the review?

Answer: Elvis' Golden Records was rock & roll's first greatest-hits album and set the standard for all others to follow.

Answer: 14

Answer: Each of the songs on Elvis' Golden Records had earned a Gold record award for a million sales.

Answer: Each of the 14 songs had earned a Gold record award for a million sales, a record unequaled at that time by anyone else in rock & roll.

Answer: Elvis' Golden Records gives a bite-sized glimpse of where Elvis had come from and where he was going (for better or worse) musically on the eve of heading into the Army.

This a document about Elvis' Golden Records.
 In a review for AllMusic, Bruce Eder commented: "This was rock & roll's first greatest-hits album, and it set the standard for all others to follow... Each of the 14 songs had earned a Gold record award for a million sales, a record unequaled at that time by anyone else in rock & roll... Elvis' Golden Records does give a bite-sized glimpse of where Elvis had come from and where he was going (for better or worse) musically on the eve of heading into the Army."


Question: What was the result of the match between Leicestershire and Northamptonshire in 2005?

Question: How many points did Leicestershire and Northamptonshire have in the match?

Question: How many runs did Leicestershire score in their first innings?

Question: How many wickets did Leicestershire lose in their first innings?

Question: How many overs were possible in the three-day match due to rain?

Question: How many balls into the fourth morning did Leicestershire declare their innings?

Question: What was Northamptonshire's score when they were bowled out by Leicestershire?

Question: How many wickets did Claude Henderson take in the match?

Question: How many days did Leicestershire's first innings last?

Question: What was the total score achieved by Leicestershire when they declared their innings?

Answer: The match between Leicestershire and Northamptonshire in 2005 ended in a draw.

Answer: Leicestershire had 12 points and Northamptonshire had 8 points.

Answer: Leicestershire scored 390 runs in their first innings.

Answer: 6

Answer: 119 overs were possible in the three-day match due to rain.

Answer: 22

Answer: 261

Answer: 5

Answer: Three days.

Answer: 400 runs.

This a document about Leicestershire County Cricket Club in 2005.
 Leicestershire (12pts) drew with Northamptonshire (8pts) Leicestershire's first innings lasted three days, in which time they scored 390 runs for the loss of six wickets. The rain meant that only 119 overs were possible in three days. Leicestershire declared 22 balls into the fourth morning after getting 400, and spent the rest of the last day bowling Northamptonshire out for 261, Claude Henderson taking a season-best five for 63. With only one completed innings for each side, the match ended in a draw. (Cricinfo scorecard)


Question: What was Sánchez's request to his European party caucus regarding the European People's Party candidate Jean-Claude Juncker?

Question: What political crisis did Sánchez face after becoming the PSOE's Secretary-General?

Question: What percentage of PSOE supporters switched their allegiance to Podemos?

Question: What was one of the key goals of Sánchez's political agenda regarding Spain's education system?

Question: What constitutional change was part of Sánchez's political agenda?

Question: Who did Sánchez name as his second-in-command?

Question: What model did Sánchez propose to replace Spain's current devolution model?

Question: On what date was Sánchez officially announced as something (likely a position or role)?

Answer: Sánchez asked his European party caucus not to vote for Jean-Claude Juncker of the European People's Party.

Answer: Sánchez faced a political crisis after the formation of a new party, Podemos, which caused approximately 25% of all PSOE supporters to switch their loyalties to Podemos.

Answer: Approximately 25%.

Answer: Further secularization of Spain's education system, including the removal of religion-affiliated public and private schools.

Answer: Reforming the constitution.

Answer: César Luena

Answer: Sánchez proposed a federal model to replace Spain's current devolution model.

Answer: 21 June 2015

This a document about Pedro Sánchez.
 political instability. Sánchez asked his European party caucus not to vote for the consensus candidate Jean-Claude Juncker of the European People's Party. Upon taking office as PSOE's Secretary-General, Sánchez faced a political crisis after the formation of a new party, Podemos. Approximately 25% of all PSOE supporters switched their loyalties to Podemos. Sánchez's political agenda included reforming the constitution, establishing a federal model in Spain to replace the current devolution model, and further secularization of Spain's education system, including the removal of religion-affiliated public and private schools. He named César Luena as his second-in-command. On 21 June 2015, Sánchez was officially announced as


Question: Which BBC television documentary series did the book Sahara accompany?

Question: What is the name of the author of the book Sahara?

Question: What is the name of the stills photographer who took all the pictures in the book Sahara?

Question: What is the name of the book produced by Basil Pao that contains more of his photographs from the Sahara trip?

Question: Where did the Sahara trip, as described in the book, start and end?

Question: How many chapters does the book Sahara contain?

Question: What is the name of the book that Basil Pao produced containing additional photographs from the Sahara trip?

Question: What is the name of the photographer who was part of the team on the Sahara trip?

Question: What is the name of the book that Michael Palin wrote to accompany the BBC series Sahara with Michael Palin?

Answer: Sahara with Michael Palin

Answer: Michael Palin

Answer: Basil Pao

Answer: Inside Sahara

Answer: The Sahara trip, as described in the book, started and ended at Gibraltar.

Answer: The book Sahara contains 13 chapters.

Answer: Inside Sahara

Answer: Basil Pao

Answer: Sahara

This a document about Sahara (Palin book).
 Sahara is the book that Michael Palin wrote to accompany the BBC television documentary series Sahara with Michael Palin. This book, like the other books that Palin wrote following each of his seven trips for the BBC, consists both of his text and of many photographs to illustrate the trip. All of the pictures in this book were taken by Basil Pao, the stills photographer who was part of the team who did the trip (Basil Pao also produced a book, Inside Sahara, containing many more of his pictures). This trip involved traveling all around and through the Sahara Desert, starting and ending at Gibraltar. The book contains 13 chapters: Gibraltar, Morocco, Algeria, Western Sahara, Mauritania, Senegal, Mali, Niger, Algeria, Libya, Tunisia, Algeria, and Gibraltar. The reason Algeria is featured


Question: What is the name of the group that Amrinder Gill and Karaj Gill were part of during their school and college days?

Question: What program did Amrinder Gill record for that marked the first time he gave singing credits to a group?

Question: What was the name of the group given singing credits in Amrinder Gill's first recording?

Question: Why did Amrinder Gill and Karaj Gill decide to start their own production company according to an interview?

Question: In which year and on which date was Rhythm Boyz Entertainment registered?

Question: In which location was Rhythm Boyz Entertainment registered?

Question: What was the name of the college that Amrinder Gill and Karaj Gill attended together in Amritsar?

Question: What was the name of the television channel for which Amrinder Gill made his first recording?

Question: What was the name of the program for which Amrinder Gill made his first recording on Doordarshan?

Answer: Rhythm Boyz

Answer: Kala Doria

Answer: Rhythm Boyz

Answer: They decided to start their own production company because they wanted freedom to produce and market their own films, as their films were not reaching the audience due to poor marketing and distribution.

Answer: Rhythm Boyz Entertainment was registered on 19 March 2013.

Answer: Rhythm Boyz Entertainment was registered in British Columbia.

Answer: Khalsa College

Answer: Doordarshan

Answer: Kala Doria

This a document about Rhythm Boyz Entertainment.
  From the school days to Khalsa College, Amritsar Amrinder Gill and Karaj Gill were in same Bhangra team. And Amrinder in his first recording for program Kala Doria on Doordarshan decided to give singing credits to their group instead of their names and the group was named as Rhythm Boyz. In an interview Gill revealed the reason to found company, said, “We make films with such passion but they fail to reach the audience because of poor marketing and distribution. So we decided why not turn producers and have the freedom to produce and market our own films.” On 19 March 2013, the company was registered at British Columbia,


Question: What type of television series is Deadliest Catch?

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Question: What is the subject of the documentary/reality show Lobstermen: Jeopardy at Sea?

Question: Which season of the North Atlantic lobster fishing industry is chronicled in Lobstermen: Jeopardy at Sea?

Question: What is the alternate title of the show Lobster Wars in the United Kingdom?

Question: What is the full title of the documentary television series known as Swords?

Question: On which television channel are the shows Deadliest Catch, Lobstermen: Jeopardy at Sea, Lobster Wars, and Swords: Life On the Line produced?

Answer: Documentary/reality television series.

Answer: Original Productions

Answer: The subject of the documentary/reality show Lobstermen: Jeopardy at Sea is the fall 2005 North Atlantic lobster fishing season aboard several fishing boats.

Answer: The fall 2005 season.

Answer: Deadliest Catch: Lobstermen

Answer: Swords: Life On the Line

Answer: Discovery Channel

This a document about Outline of fishing.
Deadliest Catch – Deadliest Catch is a documentary/reality television series produced by Original Productions for the Discovery Channel. ; Lobstermen: Jeopardy at Sea – Lobstermen: Jeopardy at Sea is a multi-part documentary/reality show on the Discovery Channel chronicling the fall 2005 North Atlantic lobster fishing season aboard several fishing boats. ; Lobster Wars – Lobster Wars, also known as Deadliest Catch: Lobstermen in the United Kingdom, is a documentary television series on the Discovery Channel. ; Swords – Swords: Life On the Line is a documentary television series produced by Original Productions for the Discovery Channel.


Question: When was the asteroid 459754 discovered?

Question: From which location was the asteroid 459754 discovered?

Question: Which survey or project discovered the asteroid 459754?

Question: What is the estimated diameter of the asteroid 459754?

Question: When was the asteroid 459755 discovered?

Question: From which location was the asteroid 459755 discovered?

Question: Which survey or project discovered the asteroid 459755?

Question: What is the estimated diameter of the asteroid 459755?

Question: When was the asteroid 459756 discovered?

Question: From which location was the asteroid 459756 discovered?

Question: Which survey or project discovered the asteroid 459756?

Question: What is the estimated diameter of the asteroid 459756?

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Question: Which survey or project discovered the asteroid 459757?

Question: What is the estimated diameter of the asteroid 459756?

Question: What is the estimated diameter of the asteroid 459757?

Question: What is the estimated diameter of the asteroid 459754?

Question: Which survey or project discovered the asteroid 459756?

Answer: September 27, 2009

Answer: Kitt Peak

Answer: Spacewatch

Answer: 1.3 km

Answer: May 14, 2008

Answer: Mount Lemmon

Answer: The Mount Lemmon Survey discovered the asteroid 459755.

Answer: 2.4 km

Answer: May 14, 2008

Answer: Mount Lemmon

Answer: Mount Lemmon Survey

Answer: 2.4 km

Answer: September 7, 2004

Answer: Socorro

Answer: LINEAR

Answer: 2.4 km

Answer: 2.1 km

Answer: 1.3 km

Answer: Mount Lemmon Survey

This a document about List of minor planets: 459001–460000.
 || — || April 14, 2007 || Kitt Peak || Spacewatch || — || align=right | 2.2 km || ; -id=754 bgcolor=#E9E9E9 ; 459754 || || — || September 27, 2009 || Kitt Peak || Spacewatch || — || align=right | 1.3 km || ; -id=755 bgcolor=#E9E9E9 ; 459755 || || — || May 14, 2008 || Mount Lemmon || Mount Lemmon Survey || — || align=right | 2.4 km || ; -id=756 bgcolor=#E9E9E9 ; 459756 || || — || September 7, 2004 || Socorro || LINEAR || — || align=right | 2.1 km || ; -id=757 bgcolor=#E9E9E9 ; 459757 || ||


Question: Where is the National Defense University located?

Question: In which year was the National Defense University established?

Question: What is the primary focus of the National Defense University?

Question: What is the primary purpose of the PAF Air War College?

Question: In which city is the PAF Air War College located?

Question: When was the PAF Air War College established?

Question: What is the primary purpose of the Pakistan Naval War College?

Question: In which city is the Pakistan Naval War College located?

Question: When was the Pakistan Naval War College established?

Question: For which ranks of officers are the PAF Air War College and Pakistan Naval War College primarily intended?

Question: What are the major training institutions of the Pakistan Armed Forces mentioned in the document?

Answer: Islamabad

Answer: 1970

Answer: The primary focus of the National Defense University is the study and research in military science, geo-strategy, and international relations.

Answer: The primary purpose of the PAF Air War College is to train mid-career officers of the Pakistan Air Force and a limited number of officers from the Pakistan Navy, Pakistan Army, and various Allied forces.

Answer: Karachi

Answer: 1958

Answer: The primary purpose of the Pakistan Naval War College is to train mid-career officers of the Pakistan Navy and a limited number of officers from the Pakistan Air Force, Pakistan Army, and various Allied forces.

Answer: Lahore

Answer: 1968

Answer: The PAF Air War College and Pakistan Naval War College are primarily intended for mid-career officers.

Answer: The major training institutions of the Pakistan Armed Forces mentioned in the document are the National Defense University, the PAF Air War College, and the Pakistan Naval War College.

This a document about Military academies in Pakistan.
National Defense University: The National Defense University, a Pakistan Armed Forces training university dedicated to the study and research in military science, geo-strategy and international relations, located in Islamabad, The university was established in 1970. ; PAF Air War College: The Pakistan Air Force Air War College, a Pakistan Air Force training college for primarily to the mid-career officers of Pakistan Air Force and limited number of officers from Pakistan Navy, Pakistan Army and officers of various Allied forces. The college was established in 1958 and located in Karachi. ; Pakistan Naval War College: The Pakistan Naval War College, a Pakistan Navy training college for primarily to the mid-career officers of Pakistan Navy and limited number of officers from Pakistan Air Force, Pakistan Army and officers of various Allied forces. The college was established in 1968 and located in Lahore. The major training institutions of Pakistan Armed Forces are:


Question: What event is the document about?

Question: What information about the event was highlighted before the competition began?

Answer: The document is about Athletics at the 2020 Summer Paralympics – Men's 200 metres T61.

Answer: The existing records were highlighted before the competition began.

This a document about Athletics at the 2020 Summer Paralympics – Men's 200 metres T61.
 Prior to the competition, the existing records were as follows:


Question: What was the full name of the male rower who competed for England?

Question: During which years was Basil Saunders Beazley alive?

Answer: Basil Saunders Beazley

Answer: Basil Saunders Beazley was alive from 1913 to 1943.

This a document about Basil Beazley.
 Basil Saunders Beazley (1913-1943) was a male rower who competed for England.


Question: What was the name of the ship that made upriver trips to Hankow and a voyage to Ichang in May 1907?

Question: Where did the USS Quiros depart from China and arrive on 8 March 1908?

Question: When did the USS Quiros recommission after decommissioning in 1908?

Question: What area did the USS Quiros patrol for one year after recommissioning in 1910?

Question: Where did the USS Quiros depart from the Philippines in November 1911?

Question: What duties did the USS Quiros take up in Shanghai after 1911?

Question: What was the primary service area of the USS Quiros for the rest of her career?

Question: What additional duties did the USS Quiros perform during her service on Chinese river service?

Answer: USS Quiros (PG-40)

Answer: Cavite

Answer: 11 October 1910

Answer: Philippine waters.

Answer: Cavite

Answer: The USS Quiros took up duties on the Yangtze Patrol in Shanghai after 1911.

Answer: The primary service area of the USS Quiros for the rest of her career was Chinese river service.

Answer: Carrying stores and supplying naval armed guards to river merchantmen.

This a document about USS Quiros (PG-40).
 making a number of upriver trips to Hankow and one voyage as far as Ichang, 900 mi inland, in May 1907. On 27 February 1908, she departed China for Cavite, arriving there on 8 March 1908 and decommissioning there on 11 March 1908. Quiros recommissioned on 11 October 1910 and operated on patrol in Philippine waters for the next year. She departed the Philippines on 11 November 1911 bound for Amoy, China, then proceeded to Shanghai, where she again took up duties on the Yangtze Patrol. Quiros remained on Chinese river service for the rest of her career, carrying stores, supplying naval armed guards to river merchantmen,


Question: What are the names of the three individuals who co-wrote the script for one of Wes Anderson's films?

Question: What is the name of the 2007 short film directed by Wes Anderson that was created as a prologue to The Darjeeling Limited?

Question: Which actor starred alongside Natalie Portman in the 2007 short film Hotel Chevalier?

Question: What is the name of the 2013 short film directed by Wes Anderson that was produced by Prada?

Question: Which company produced the 2013 short film Castello Cavalcanti?

Question: What role did Jason Schwartzman play in the short film Castello Cavalcanti?

Question: Which companies has Wes Anderson directed television commercials for?

Question: What is the name of the short film directed by Wes Anderson that was the original Bottle Rocket?

Question: What is the name of the short film directed by Wes Anderson that was the original Bottle Rocket?

Question: What is the name of the short film directed by Wes Anderson in which Jason Schwartzman starred as an unsuccessful race-car driver?

Question: What is the name of the actor who is considered a staple in Wes Anderson's films, alongside Owen Wilson and Adrien Brody?

Answer: Wes Anderson, Jason Schwartzman, and Roman Coppola.

Answer: Hotel Chevalier

Answer: Jason Schwartzman

Answer: Castello Cavalcanti

Answer: Prada

Answer: Jason Schwartzman played the role of an unsuccessful race-car driver in the short film Castello Cavalcanti.

Answer: Stella Artois and Prada.

Answer: Bottle Rocket

Answer: Bottle Rocket

Answer: Castello Cavalcanti

Answer: Jason Schwartzman

This a document about Wes Anderson.
 Anderson staples Jason Schwartzman and Owen Wilson in addition to Adrien Brody, and the script was co-written by Anderson, Schwartzman, and Roman Coppola. Anderson has also made several notable short films. In addition to the original Bottle Rocket short, he made the Paris-set Hotel Chevalier (2007), which was created as a prologue to The Darjeeling Limited and starred Jason Schwartzman alongside Natalie Portman, and the Italy-set Castello Cavalcanti (2013), which was produced by Prada and starred Jason Schwartzman as an unsuccessful race-car driver. Additionally, he has directed a number of television commercials for companies such as Stella Artois and Prada, including an elaborate American


Question: When and where was Almira Knight born?

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Question: When and where was Rizpah Knight born?

Question: Who did Rizpah Knight marry?

Question: When and where was Adaline Knight born?

Question: Who was Adaline Knight married to?

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Question: When was Kimball, the son of Martha McBride Knight, born and what is known about his death?

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Question: What is known about the current status of Martha McBride Knight's posterity?

Question: Who are two notable descendants of Martha McBride Knight mentioned in the document?

Question: When and where was James Vinson Knight born and died?

Question: When and where was Adaline Knight died?

Answer: Almira Knight was born on June 21, 1827.

Answer: Almira Knight's two husbands were Sylvester B. Stoddard and George Hanscom.

Answer: Rizpah Knight was born May 13, 1829.

Answer: Rizpah Knight married Andrew Smith Gibbons.

Answer: Adaline Knight was born on May 4, 1831.

Answer: Adaline Knight was married to Gilbert Belnap.

Answer: James Vinson Knight was married to Celestial Roberts.

Answer: Nathaniel Knight was born on October 30, 1835, and died in 1836.

Answer: Martha Abigail Knight was born February 9, 1839, and died March 24, 1844, in Nauvoo, Illinois.

Answer: Rodolphus Elderkin Knight was born September 29, 1841, and died 1842 in Nauvoo, Illinois.

Answer: Kimball, the son of Martha McBride Knight, was born about January 13, 1847, and died as an infant.

Answer: Martha McBride Knight gave birth to 8 children.

Answer: Martha McBride Knight had children through her husband Vinson Knight and Heber C. Kimball.

Answer: Four of Martha McBride Knight's children died young.

Answer: Rodolphus Elderkin Knight and Martha Abigail Knight died in Nauvoo, Illinois.

Answer: Martha McBride Knight's posterity today numbers in the tens of thousands, most of whom are still members of the LDS Church.

Answer: Francis M. Gibbons and Larry W. Gibbons.

Answer: James Vinson Knight was born on September 4, 1833, and died in 1912 in Salt Lake City, Utah.

Answer: Adaline Knight died in 1919 in Salt Lake City, Utah.

This a document about Martha McBride Knight.
Almira Knight, born June 21, 1827, died 1912 in Akron, Ohio; married (1) Sylvester B. Stoddard and (2) George Hanscom ; Rizpah Knight, born May 13, 1829, died 1895 in St. Johns, Arizona; married Andrew Smith Gibbons ; Adaline Knight, born May 4, 1831, died 1919 in Salt Lake City, Utah; married Gilbert Belnap ; James Vinson Knight, born September 4, 1833, died 1912 in Salt Lake City, Utah; married Celestial Roberts ; Nathaniel Knight, born October 30, 1835, died 1836 ; Martha Abigail Knight, born February 9, 1839, died March 24, 1844 in Nauvoo, Illinois ; Rodolphus Elderkin Knight, born September 29, 1841, died 1842 in Nauvoo, Illinois ; (son) Kimball, born about January 13, 1847, died as an infant Martha McBride Knight gave birth to 8 children, seven through her husband Vinson Knight and one through Heber C. Kimball. The last four of her children, including the son through Kimball, died young.  Martha's posterity today numbers in the tens of thousands, most of whom are still members of the LDS Church. Notable descendants include LDS General Authorities Francis M. Gibbons and Larry W. Gibbons.


Question: What is the title of Buddy Guy's album released in 1967?

Question: What is the title of Buddy Guy's album released in 1968?

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Answer: I Left My Blues in San Francisco

Answer: A Man and the Blues

Answer: Hold That Plane!

Answer: The Blues Giant / Stone Crazy!

Answer: Breaking Out

Answer: DJ Play My Blues

Answer: Damn Right, I've Got the Blues

Answer: Feels Like Rain

Answer: Slippin' In

Answer: Heavy Love

Answer: Sweet Tea

Answer: Blues Singer

Answer: Bring 'Em In

Answer: Skin Deep

Answer: Living Proof

Answer: Rhythm & Blues

Answer: Born to Play Guitar

Answer: The Blues Is Alive and Well

This a document about Buddy Guy.
I Left My Blues in San Francisco (1967) ; A Man and the Blues (1968) ; Hold That Plane! (1972) ; The Blues Giant / Stone Crazy! (1979) ; Breaking Out (1980) ; DJ Play My Blues (1982) ; Damn Right, I've Got the Blues (1991) ; Feels Like Rain (1993) ; Slippin' In (1994) ; Heavy Love (1998) ; Sweet Tea (2001) ; Blues Singer (2003) ; Bring 'Em In (2005) ; Skin Deep (2008) ; Living Proof (2010) ; Rhythm & Blues (2013) ; Born to Play Guitar (2015) ; The Blues Is Alive and Well (2018)


Question: What is the title of the iPad application developed by Florence Pat Haseltine?

Question: What is the purpose of the Human Genome App developed by Florence Pat Haseltine?

Question: What types of websites did Florence Pat Haseltine develop for the public and for scientists?

Question: Which not-for-profit organization did Florence Pat Haseltine work with during her Emerita status?

Question: What academic position does Florence Pat Haseltine currently hold at the University of Texas at Arlington?

Question: In what year did Florence Pat Haseltine return to academia?

Question: What is the role or status of Florence Pat Haseltine during her work with not-for-profit medical advocacy and research organizations?

Question: What was the role of Florence Pat Haseltine in developing a public internet presence for not-for-profit medical advocacy and research organizations?

Question: What are the two main audiences that Florence Pat Haseltine's interactive and smart device websites aim to serve?

Question: What is the name of the university where Florence Pat Haseltine currently serves as a Presidential Distinguished Professor of Nursing?

Question: What is the status or title that indicates Florence Pat Haseltine's retired academic affiliation while working with not-for-profit organizations?

Answer: "Human Genome"

Answer: The purpose of the Human Genome App is to allow a person to obtain information about a known gene or discover relationships between genes and diseases, syndromes, or traits.

Answer: Florence Pat Haseltine developed interactive websites and smart device websites that inform the public about scientific and medical advances, and internal sites for networks of scientists.

Answer: Global Virus Network.

Answer: Presidential Distinguished Professor of Nursing

Answer: 2019

Answer: Emerita status.

Answer: Florence Pat Haseltine worked with not-for-profit medical advocacy and research organizations to develop a public internet presence, for example with the Global Virus Network.

Answer: The two main audiences are the public, to inform them about scientific and medical advances, and networks of scientists, through internal sites.

Answer: University of Texas at Arlington.

Answer: Emerita

This a document about Florence Pat Haseltine.
 she developed interactive websites and smart device websites that both inform the public about scientific and medical advances and also develop internal sites for networks of scientists. She developed an iPad application titled “Human Genome”. The Human Genome App is designed so that a person can obtain information about a known gene or discover relationships between genes and diseases, syndromes, or traits. In her Emerita status she worked with not-for-profit medical advocacy and research organizations, developing a public internet presence, e.g. the Global Virus Network. In 2019, she returned to academia, currently serving as a Presidential Distinguished Professor of Nursing at University of Texas at Arlington.


Question: What was Morteza Ahmadi's profession?

Question: When and where was Morteza Ahmadi born?

Question: What are some of the notable works of Morteza Ahmadi in Iranian cinema?

Question: What other fields besides acting was Morteza Ahmadi known for?

Question: When did Morteza Ahmadi die?

Question: How long was Morteza Ahmadi active in his career, and what was he known for during that time?

Answer: Iranian actor, voice actor, singer, and writer.

Answer: Morteza Ahmadi was born on 1 November 1924 in a neighborhood in the south of Tehran.

Answer: Autobus, Madrak-e Jorm (exhibit piece), and Khane-kharab (homeless).

Answer: Morteza Ahmadi was also known for voice acting, singing, and writing.

Answer: Morteza Ahmadi died on 21 December 2014.

Answer: Morteza Ahmadi was active for nearly five decades. During that time, he was known for his memorable performances in Iranian cinema, his dubbing career, and singing different songs, including innovative types.

This a document about Morteza Ahmadi.
 Morteza Haj Seyed Ahmadi (, 1 November 1924 – 21 December 2014) was an Iranian actor, voice actor, singer and writer. Ahmadi, who is known for nearly five decades of memorable performances, was born in 1924 in a neighborhood in the south of the capital Tehran. In addition to being one of the most successful figures in the Iranian cinema, Ahmadi was known for his dubbing career. He was also known for singing different songs, including innovative types. Among Ahmadi’s works are Autobus, Madrak-e Jorm (exhibit piece) and Khane-kharab (homeless). He died on 21 December 2014.


Question: What type of video game is Minetest?

Question: What is the default perspective used in Minetest gameplay?

Question: What are the basic building blocks in the world of Minetest called?

Question: What do different voxels in Minetest represent?

Question: What is the core gameplay mechanic in Minetest?

Question: How are nodes arranged in the world of Minetest?

Question: What is one of the key features of Minetest regarding the structure of its gameplay?

Question: What alternative perspective option is available to players in Minetest besides the default first-person perspective?

Question: What is the structure of the game world in Minetest composed of?

Answer: Minetest is a voxel sandbox video game.

Answer: The default perspective used in Minetest gameplay is first-person.

Answer: The basic building blocks in the world of Minetest are called "nodes".

Answer: Different voxels in Minetest represent various materials, such as dirt, stone, ores, tree trunks, water, and lava.

Answer: The core gameplay mechanic in Minetest is picking up and placing voxels (nodes).

Answer: Nodes are arranged in a 3D grid.

Answer: One of the key features of Minetest is its freedom in gameplay with no specific goals.

Answer: third-person perspective

Answer: The game world in Minetest is composed of voxels, which are 3D objects, many of them simple cubes, commonly called "nodes".

This a document about Minetest.
 Minetest is a voxel sandbox video game that has no specific goals to accomplish, allowing players a large amount of freedom in choosing how to play the game. Gameplay is in the first-person perspective by default, but players have the option for third-person perspective. The game world is composed of voxels: 3D objects, many of them simple cubes, commonly called "nodes". Different voxels represent various materials, such as dirt, stone, ores, tree trunks, water, and lava. The core gameplay revolves around picking up and placing these objects, one node at a time. Nodes are arranged in a 3D grid, while


Question: What was the name of the lifeboat described in the document?

Question: What type of sand was the RNLB J C Madge designed to operate on?

Question: How many men were typically needed to haul the RNLB J C Madge into the waves at launch times?

Question: What method was used to pull the RNLB J C Madge out to sea if rowing through the surf was not possible?

Question: What was the approximate length of the rope used in the haul-off warp system for the RNLB J C Madge?

Question: Where was the haul-off warp rope anchored at the beach end?

Question: What type of winch was located at the back of the boathouse to assist in recovering the RNLB J C Madge?

Answer: RNLB J C Madge (ON 536)

Answer: soft sand

Answer: 30 or more men.

Answer: A haul-off warp (a windlass) with a thick rope anchored 200 metres off shore was used.

Answer: 200 metres

Answer: To a post by the lifeboat house.

Answer: A large manually operated winch.

This a document about RNLB J C Madge (ON 536).
 soft sand. Heavy ropes were attached to the carriage, and a team of 30 or more men would haul her into the waves at launch times. She was then rowed out through the surf, but if this was not possible then the lifeboat was pulled out to sea using a haul-off warp (a windlass), by use of a thick rope anchored some 200 metres off shore and fixed at the beach end to a post by the lifeboat house. There was a large manually operated winch situated at the back of the boathouse to assist in recovering the boat after launch.


Question: What is the significance of the Chapel of Our Lady of the Miraculous Medal in the Catholic faith?

Question: Which religious order were Louise de Marillac and Vincent de Paul the founders of?

Question: What is the condition of the body of Catherine Labouré, and where is it displayed in the chapel?

Question: What are the remains of Louise de Marillac and Vincent de Paul preserved in?

Question: What role is Catherine Labouré known for in Catholic history?

Question: What is the chapel's status in terms of Marian devotion?

Answer: The Chapel of Our Lady of the Miraculous Medal is significant in the Catholic faith as a Marian shrine and site of Catholic pilgrimage, housing the wax effigy of Louise de Marillac and the heart of Vincent de Paul, founders of the Daughters of Charity, and the incorrupt body of Catherine Labouré, a Marian visionary.

Answer: The Daughters of Charity of Saint Vincent de Paul.

Answer: The incorrupt body of Catherine Labouré lies in a glass coffin at the side altar of the chapel.

Answer: The remains of Louise de Marillac and the heart of Vincent de Paul are preserved in a wax effigy.

Answer: Catherine Labouré is known as a Marian visionary in Catholic history.

Answer: The chapel is a Marian shrine and a site of Catholic pilgrimage.

This a document about Chapel of Our Lady of the Miraculous Medal.
 The chapel, as a site of Marian apparition, is a Marian shrine and hence a site of Catholic pilgrimage. The wax effigy containing the bones of Louise de Marillac and the heart of Vincent de Paul, founders of the Daughters of Charity of Saint Vincent de Paul, are kept there. The incorrupt body of Catherine Labouré, member of the Daughters of Charity of Saint Vincent de Paul and famous Marian visionary, also lies in a glass coffin at the side altar of the chapel.


Question: What was the total population of Sahana according to the 2011 Census of India?

Question: How many males were recorded in Sahana during the 2011 Census?

Question: How many females were recorded in Sahana during the 2011 Census?

Question: What percentage of Sahana's population were females according to the 2011 Census?

Question: How many people in Sahana were under the age of 6 according to the 2011 Census?

Question: What was the total number of literates in Sahana according to the 2011 Census?

Question: What percentage of Sahana's population over the age of 6 was literate according to the 2011 Census?

Answer: 1,944

Answer: 921 males were recorded in Sahana during the 2011 Census.

Answer: 1,023

Answer: 53%

Answer: 263

Answer: 1,340

Answer: 79.71%

This a document about Sahana, Hooghly.
 As per 2011 Census of India, Sahana had a total population of 1,944 of which 921 (47%) were males and 1,023 (53%) were females. Population below 6 years was 263. The total number of literates in Sahana was 1,340 (79.71% of the population over 6 years).


Question: What was the name of the significant tropical cyclone that impacted six island nations and caused several deaths?

Question: When was Severe Tropical Cyclone Nina first noted as a tropical low?

Question: Where was Severe Tropical Cyclone Nina first noted as a tropical low?

Question: On what date did the system develop into a tropical cyclone and get named Nina?

Question: In which body of water did the system move into after developing into a tropical cyclone?

Question: What geographic feature steered Severe Tropical Cyclone Nina south-eastwards?

Question: On what date did Severe Tropical Cyclone Nina make landfall on the Cape York Peninsula?

Question: At what category did Severe Tropical Cyclone Nina make landfall on the Cape York Peninsula?

Question: Where on the Cape York Peninsula did Severe Tropical Cyclone Nina make landfall?

Answer: Cyclone Nina

Answer: December 21

Answer: Over the Cape York Peninsula.

Answer: December 23

Answer: Gulf of Carpentaria

Answer: An upper level trough of low pressure.

Answer: December 25.

Answer: Category 2

Answer: Near Cape Keerweer.

This a document about Cyclone Nina.
 Severe Tropical Cyclone Nina was a significant tropical cyclone, which impacted six island nations and caused several deaths. The system was first noted as a tropical low over the Cape York Peninsula on December 21. Over the next few days the system moved south-westwards and moved into the Gulf of Carpentaria where it was named Nina, after it had developed into a tropical cyclone during December 23. The system was subsequently steered south-eastwards by an upper level trough of low pressure, before it made landfall as a Category 2 tropical cyclone on the Cape York Peninsula near Cape Keerweer during December 25. Over land the


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Question: What is the name given by Selene to the ruins of Genosha?

Question: Who leads Selene to the ruins of Genosha?

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Question: Which group is attacked by most of the resurrected mutants in the document?

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Question: What technology detects the rise of mutant numbers in millions after the resurrection?

Question: What is the name of the first life-sign detected by Bastion's computers among the resurrected mutants?

Question: What is the name of the second life-sign detected by Bastion's computers among the resurrected mutants?

Question: What issue is mentioned in the document regarding the resurrected deceased mutants?

Answer: Selene

Answer: Black Queen

Answer: Necrosha

Answer: Caliban and Thunderbird lead Selene to the ruins of Genosha.

Answer: Bard

Answer: The X-Men and Utopia.

Answer: Necrosha

Answer: Cerebro detects the rise of mutant numbers in millions after the resurrection.

Answer: Spoor

Answer: Katu

Answer: A lot of the deceased mutants have been depowered, despite having been killed.

This a document about Selene (comics).
 of Frost's use of the "Black Queen" codename when working for the Dark X-Men), the X-Men, and Magma. Caliban and Thunderbird then lead her to the ruins of Genosha which are dubbed "Necrosha" by Selene and swears that her journey will end here. While most of the resurrected mutants attack the X-Men and Utopia, Selene is seen with Bard resurrecting the massacred residents of Genosha, with Cerebro detecting the rise of mutant numbers in millions (the first life-signs detected by Bastion's computers include Spoor, Katu, Unus, REM-RAM, Static, and Barnacle). There is a major problem though: a lot of the deceased have been depowered, despite having been killed


Question: How many teams participated in the knockout phase of the 2018–19 UEFA Champions League?

Question: From which stage of the competition did the teams qualify for the knockout phase of the 2018–19 UEFA Champions League?

Question: How did teams qualify for the knockout phase of the 2018–19 UEFA Champions League?

Answer: 16 teams.

Answer: The teams qualified for the knockout phase from the group stage.

Answer: Teams qualified for the knockout phase by finishing as winners or runners-up of each of the eight groups in the group stage.

This a document about 2018–19 UEFA Champions League knockout phase.
 The knockout phase involved the 16 teams which qualified as winners and runners-up of each of the eight groups in the group stage.


Question: What was one of the demands made of modern historians by the Encyclopédie?

Question: What type of history did Voltaire emphasize in his writings, according to the document?

Question: What historical values did Voltaire use to evaluate the past?

Question: How did Voltaire help change the field of historiography, according to the document?

Question: What four characteristics of Voltaire's historical writing does Peter Gay highlight as positive?

Question: What did Voltaire argue should be the focus of history, instead of political or military events?

Question: What year did Voltaire write about his focus on the history of the arts, commerce, civilization, and the human mind?

Question: According to the document, what additional characteristic of Voltaire's historical writing does Peter Gay highlight besides his concern for truth, careful sifting of evidence, and intelligent selection of what is important?

Answer: One demands of modern historians more details, better ascertained facts, precise dates, more attention to customs, laws, mores, commerce, finance, agriculture, population.

Answer: Voltaire emphasized the history of the arts, commerce, civilization, and the human mind in his writings.

Answer: Voltaire used the values of the Enlightenment to evaluate the past.

Answer: Voltaire helped free historiography from antiquarianism, Eurocentrism, religious intolerance, and a concentration on great men, diplomacy, and warfare. He focused on the history of the arts, commerce, civilization, and the human mind, using Enlightenment values to evaluate the past.

Answer: Peter Gay highlights Voltaire's "scrupulous concern for truths," "careful sifting of evidence," "intelligent selection of what is important," and "keen sense of drama."

Answer: Voltaire argued that the focus of history should be the history of the arts, of commerce, of civilization, and of the human mind, instead of political or military events.

Answer: 1739

Answer: Gay highlights Voltaire's "keen sense of drama" and "grasp of the fact that a whole civilization is a unit of study."

This a document about Historiography.
 Encyclopédie: "One demands of modern historians more details, better ascertained facts, precise dates, more attention to customs, laws, mores, commerce, finance, agriculture, population." Already in 1739 he had written: "My chief object is not political or military history, it is the history of the arts, of commerce, of civilization – in a word, – of the human mind." Voltaire's histories used the values of the Enlightenment to evaluate the past. He helped free historiography from antiquarianism, Eurocentrism, religious intolerance and a concentration on great men, diplomacy, and warfare. Peter Gay says Voltaire wrote "very good history", citing his "scrupulous concern for truths", "careful sifting of evidence", "intelligent selection of what is important", "keen sense of drama", and "grasp of the fact that a whole civilization is a unit of study".


Question: Who converted the building for theater use between 1967 and 1976?

Question: In what year was the building designated as a New York City Landmark?

Question: Which organization is responsible for designating the building as a New York City Landmark in 1965?

Question: What was the name of the campaign launched by The Public in 2009 for the renovation of the historic building?

Question: What was the total cost of the renovation of the historic building that began in 2010?

Question: Which notable individuals attended the groundbreaking ceremony for the renovation in 2010?

Question: What part of the building underwent a three-month hiatus during the summer of 2011 for construction?

Question: What is the name of the organization that initiated the $35 million renovation of the historic building?

Question: What was the role of Joseph Papp in the designation of the building as a New York City Landmark?

Answer: Giorgio Cavaglieri converted the building for theater use between 1967 and 1976.

Answer: 1965

Answer: The Landmarks Preservation Commission of New York City.

Answer: Going Public

Answer: $35 million.

Answer: Liev Schreiber and Philip Seymour Hoffman.

Answer: Joe's Pub.

Answer: The Public.

Answer: Joseph Papp's perseverance contributed to the building being one of the first recognized as a New York City Landmark by the newly formed Landmarks Preservation Commission.

This a document about Alexander Saeltzer.
 a theater. It was converted for theater use by Giorgio Cavaglieri between 1967 and 1976. The building is a New York City Landmark, designated in 1965. It was one of the first buildings to be recognized as such by the newly formed Landmarks Preservation Commission of New York City, thanks to Joseph Papp's perseverance. In 2009, The Public began its “Going Public” campaign to raise funds for a major renovation of the historic building. Groundbreaking for the $35 million renovation occurred on March 9, 2010, with notables such as Liev Schreiber and Philip Seymour Hoffman in attendance. Plans include a renovation of Joe's Pub; the Pub went on a three-month hiatus during the summer of 2011 to allow for construction.


Question: Which radio group lobbied for a second FM licence in Swindon in 2005?

Question: What was the name of the station proposed by The Local Radio Company when applying for the 12-year broadcasting licence?

Question: After being awarded the licence, what was the new name of the station and after whom was it named?

Question: What was the original name of the AM station that later became the DAB station Gold?

Question: When did Brunel FM officially launch?

Question: To which company was Brunel FM sold in June 2008?

Question: What was the previous name of the AM station that shared a name with Brunel FM but had no other connection to it?

Question: What was the previous name of the FM station that later became Heart Wiltshire?

Question: What was the duration of the broadcasting licence for which applications were invited by Ofcom in 2005?

Question: What was the reason for renaming the station from Now FM to Brunel FM?

Answer: Swindon FM

Answer: Now FM

Answer: The new name of the station was Brunel FM, and it was named after Isambard Kingdom Brunel.

Answer: Classic Gold Radio

Answer: 10am on 2 September 2006.

Answer: Laser Broadcasting

Answer: Brunel Radio/Brunel Classic Gold

Answer: Wiltshire Radio/GWR FM

Answer: 12 years

Answer: The station was renamed to Brunel FM after Isambard Kingdom Brunel, chief engineer of the railway which had converted Swindon from a small village to a large town.

This a document about Sam FM Radio (Swindon).
 In 2005, after radio group Swindon FM lobbied for a second FM licence for the area, Ofcom invited applications for a 12-year broadcasting licence. The Local Radio Company applied, proposing a station called Now FM. After being awarded the licence, it was renamed as Brunel FM after Isambard Kingdom Brunel, chief engineer of the railway which had converted Swindon from a small village to a large town. Brunel was also the previous name for AM station Classic Gold Radio (now DAB station Gold) when Wiltshire Radio/GWR FM (now Heart Wiltshire) launched on FM. However, Brunel FM and Brunel Radio/Brunel Classic Gold did not have any connection other than their name and studio location. Brunel FM launched at 10am on 2 September 2006, and remained under control of The Local Radio Company until its sale to Laser Broadcasting in June 2008, along with


Question: What was the score in the match between Southland and the Australians on 17 and 18 January 1881?

Question: Where was the match between Southland and the Australians played on 17 and 18 January 1881?

Question: By how many runs did the Australians win the match against Southland on 17 and 18 January 1881?

Question: What was the result of the match between Otago and the Australians on 20, 21, and 22 January 1881?

Question: Where was the match between Otago and the Australians played on 20, 21, and 22 January 1881?

Question: What was the result of the match between Oamaru and the Australians on 24 and 25 January 1881?

Question: Where was the match between Oamaru and the Australians played on 24 and 25 January 1881?

Question: What was the score in the match between South Canterbury and the Australians on 26 and 27 January 1881?

Question: Where was the match between South Canterbury and the Australians played on 26 and 27 January 1881?

Question: By how many runs did the Australians win the match against South Canterbury on 26 and 27 January 1881?

Answer: Southland XXII 43 and 74; Australians 200. Australians won by an innings and 83 runs.

Answer: The match between Southland and the Australians on 17 and 18 January 1881 was played at the cricket ground in Invercargill.

Answer: The Australians won by an innings and 83 runs.

Answer: Australians won by 44 runs.

Answer: Caledonian Ground, Dunedin.

Answer: The match between Oamaru and the Australians on 24 and 25 January 1881 was drawn.

Answer: Northern Ground, Oamaru.

Answer: Australians 218; South Canterbury XXII 43 and 67. Australians won by an innings and 108 runs.

Answer: South Canterbury Athletic Club Ground, Timaru.

Answer: 108 runs.

This a document about Australian cricket team in New Zealand in 1880–81.
Southland v Australians, the cricket ground, Invercargill, 17, 18 January 1881. Southland XXII 43 and 74; Australians 200. Australians won by an innings and 83 runs. Otago v Australians, Caledonian Ground, Dunedin, 20, 21, 22 January 1881. Australians 112 and 105; Otago XXII 83 and 90. Australians won by 44 runs. Oamaru v Australians, Northern Ground, Oamaru, 24, 25 January 1881. Oamaru XXII 54 and 88; Australians 118 and 18 for 0. Drawn. South Canterbury v Australians, South Canterbury Athletic Club Ground, Timaru, 26, 27 January 1881. Australians 218; South Canterbury XXII 43 and 67. Australians won by an innings and 108 runs.


Question: What is the full title of the 1954 legislation related to flags and emblems in Northern Ireland?

Question: Which government body passed the Flags and Emblems (Display) Act (Northern Ireland) 1954?

Question: In what year was the Flags and Emblems (Display) Act (Northern Ireland) 1954 repealed?

Question: Under which British government policy was the Flags and Emblems (Display) Act (Northern Ireland) 1954 repealed?

Question: Which group of people in Northern Ireland resented the Flags and Emblems (Display) Act (Northern Ireland) 1954?

Question: Which flag was explicitly protected from being considered a breach of the peace under the Act?

Question: Which law enforcement agency was given the duty to remove flags or emblems that were considered likely to cause a breach of the peace?

Question: Did the Act explicitly mention the Irish tricolour in its provisions?

Question: What was the legal status of the Union Flag under the Flags and Emblems (Display) Act (Northern Ireland) 1954?

Question: What was the perceived purpose of the Flags and Emblems (Display) Act (Northern Ireland) 1954 according to nationalists?

Question: What was the name of the legislation that repealed the Flags and Emblems (Display) Act (Northern Ireland) 1954?

Answer: The full title is "The Flags and Emblems (Display) Act (Northern Ireland) 1954."

Answer: The Parliament of Northern Ireland.

Answer: 1987

Answer: direct rule

Answer: Nationalists in Northern Ireland resented the Flags and Emblems (Display) Act (Northern Ireland) 1954.

Answer: The Union Flag.

Answer: The Royal Ulster Constabulary.

Answer: No.

Answer: The Union Flag was legally exempted from ever being considered a breach of the peace under the Flags and Emblems (Display) Act (Northern Ireland) 1954.

Answer: Nationalists perceived the purpose of the Flags and Emblems (Display) Act (Northern Ireland) 1954 as being deliberately designed to suppress their identity.

Answer: The Public Order (Northern Ireland) Order 1987.

This a document about Flags and Emblems (Display) Act (Northern Ireland) 1954.
 The Flags and Emblems (Display) Act (Northern Ireland) 1954 (1954 c. 10) was an Act of the Parliament of Northern Ireland, passed in 1954. It was repealed under the direct rule of the British government, by the Public Order (Northern Ireland) Order 1987. It was bitterly resented by nationalists who saw the Act as being deliberately designed to suppress their identity. Although it did not refer explicitly to the Irish tricolour, it did the Union Flag. The Act gave the Royal Ulster Constabulary a positive duty to remove any flag or emblem from public or private property which was considered to be likely to cause a breach of the peace, but legally exempted the Union Flag from ever being considered a breach of


Question: What was the original format of the station when it debuted in 1992?

Question: What frequency did the station originally broadcast on when it debuted in 1992?

Question: What format did the station switch to in 1997 and what frequency did it use at that time?

Question: What call sign did the station use in 2000?

Question: What call sign does the station currently use as of 2010?

Question: In what year did the station switch to its current format?

Question: What was the call sign of the station when it first debuted in 1992?

Answer: News/Talk

Answer: 107.7

Answer: In 1997, the station switched to the Classic Rock format and used the frequency 107.9.

Answer: KRKA

Answer: KHXT

Answer: 2003

Answer: KPEL-FM

This a document about KHXT.
 The station originally debuted with a News/Talk format at 107.7 as KPEL-FM in 1992, but by 1997 they would switch signals to 107.9 and format to Classic Rock as KRXZ. In 2000 it changed the calls to KRKA and in 2003 switched to its current format. In 2010, it changed the calls to KHXT.


Question: On what date was the question of the maintenance of the Union discussed in Virginia?

Question: Who proposed the substitute resolution calling for immediate secession in Virginia?

Question: What was the vote count on the substitute resolution for immediate secession proposed by Lewis Edwin Harvie?

Question: On what date was the last proposal approved by the Virginia convention?

Question: What was the goal of the unionist faction after the last proposal was approved?

Question: Until when did the unionist faction hope to adjourn the Virginia convention?

Question: What was one reason the unionist faction wanted to adjourn the convention until October?

Answer: April 4

Answer: Lewis Edwin Harvie of Amelia County.

Answer: 88 to 45.

Answer: April 12.

Answer: The goal of the unionist faction after the last proposal was approved was to adjourn the convention until October.

Answer: October

Answer: To allow time for both the convention of the slave states and Virginia's congressional elections in May, hoping for a stronger mandate for compromise.

This a document about Virginia in the American Civil War.
 maintenance of the Union came up for discussion on April 4. Lewis Edwin Harvie of Amelia County offered a substitute resolution calling for immediate secession. This was voted down by 88 to 45 and the next day the convention continued its debate. Approval of the last proposal came on April 12. The goal of the unionist faction after this approval was to adjourn the convention until October, allowing time for both the convention of the slave states and Virginia's congressional elections in May which, they hoped, would produce a stronger mandate for compromise. One delegate reiterated the state's cause of secession and


Question: What is the full name of the aircraft known as the HH-65A?

Question: What type of engines power the HH-65A version of the Eurocopter MH-65 Dolphin?

Question: What is the maximum takeoff weight (MTOW) of the HH-65A?

Question: What type of avionics upgrade was included in the HH-65B version?

Question: What specific components were part of the HH-65B avionics suite?

Question: Where was the HH-65B avionics upgrade undertaken?

Question: When did the first HH-65B aircraft roll-off the post-depot maintenance (PDM) line?

Question: What new engines were installed in the HH-65C upgrade?

Question: What is the maximum takeoff weight (MTOW) of the HH-65C?

Question: What improvements did the HH-65C provide compared to the HH-65A/B versions?

Question: What is the name of the display introduced in the HH-65C with the Vehicle and Engine Multifunction Display (VEMD)?

Question: What is the name of the facility where the HH-65B avionics upgrade was carried out?

Question: What is the name of the upgraded tail component included in the HH-65C version?

Question: What is the name of the avionics compartment upgrade included in the HH-65C version?

Question: What does PDM stand for in the context of the HH-65B upgrade process?

Answer: Eurocopter MH-65 Dolphin

Answer: The HH-65A is powered by two 734 shp LTS101-750B-2 turboshaft engines.

Answer: 8900 lb

Answer: The HH-65B upgrade included an NVG-compatible integrated flight management avionics suite consisting of two GPS-embedded CDU-900G control display units and two MFD-255 multifunction flat panel displays.

Answer: The HH-65B avionics suite included two GPS-embedded CDU-900G control display units and two MFD-255 multifunction flat panel displays.

Answer: The HH-65B avionics upgrade was undertaken at the Coast Guard's Aircraft Repair and Supply Center (ARSC) in Elizabeth City, NC.

Answer: March 2001

Answer: 934 shp Arriel 2C2-CG engines.

Answer: 9480 lb

Answer: The HH-65C provided new 934 shp Arriel 2C2-CG engines with 40% more power and higher performance, an upgraded tail gearbox, a long-nose avionics compartment, increased 9480 lb MTOW, an expanded lateral flight envelope, and a Vehicle and Engine Multifunction Display (VEMD) with First Limit.

Answer: First Limit

Answer: The Coast Guard's Aircraft Repair and Supply Center (ARSC) in Elizabeth City, NC.

Answer: Upgraded tail gearbox.

Answer: long-nose avionics compartment

Answer: post-depot maintenance

This a document about Eurocopter MH-65 Dolphin.
HH-65A: Initial USCG version, powered by two 734 shp LTS101-750B-2 turboshaft engines and with an 8900 lb MTOW. HH-65B: Avionics upgrade undertaken on a portion of the fleet. Retrofit included an NVG-compatible integrated flight management avionics suite consisting of two GPS-embedded CDU-900G control display units and two MFD-255 multifunction flat panel displays. The HH-65B upgrade was undertaken at the Coast Guard's Aircraft Repair and Supply Center (ARSC) in Elizabeth City, NC, with the first aircraft rolling-off the post-depot maintenance (PDM) line in March 2001. HH-65C: HH-65A/B upgraded with new 934 shp Arriel 2C2-CG engines that provide 40% more power and higher performance, plus an upgraded tail gearbox, long-nose avionics compartment, increased 9480 lb MTOW, expanded lateral flight envelope and Vehicle and Engine Multifunction Display (VEMD) with First Limit


Question: What ingredients are commonly used to flavor sweet lassi?

Question: Which Indian states are known for their saffron lassi as a specialty?

Question: What is the defining characteristic of makkhaniya lassi?

Question: In which region of Pakistan is saffron lassi a specialty?

Question: What is the texture or consistency of makkhaniya lassi?

Answer: Sugar, rosewater, lemon, and fruit juices like strawberry.

Answer: Rajasthan and Gujarat.

Answer: Makkhaniya lassi is simply lassi with lumps of butter in it.

Answer: Sindh province.

Answer: Creamy like a milkshake.

This a document about Lassi.
 Sweet lassi is a form of lassi flavoured with sugar, rosewater or lemon, strawberry or other fruit juices. Saffron lassis, which are particularly rich, are a specialty of Rajasthan and Gujarat in India and Sindh province of Pakistan. Makkhaniya lassi is simply lassi with lumps of butter in it. It is usually creamy like a milkshake.


Question: In which week did the incident involving David DeCastro and Myles Garrett occur?

Question: Which team did Myles Garrett play for during the incident with David DeCastro?

Question: What action did David DeCastro take to prevent a larger fight from escalating?

Question: How did Myles Garrett respond to David DeCastro's actions after the game?

Question: Was David DeCastro suspended for his actions in the brawl?

Question: How many games did David DeCastro start and play in during the regular season?

Question: On what date was David DeCastro selected to play in his fifth straight Pro Bowl?

Question: On which date was David DeCastro released by the Steelers?

Answer: Week 11

Answer: Cleveland Browns.

Answer: David DeCastro grabbed Myles Garrett, pushed him onto the ground, and laid on top of him.

Answer: Myles Garrett praised David DeCastro for his actions.

Answer: No.

Answer: David DeCastro started and played in all 16 games during the regular season.

Answer: December 17, 2019.

Answer: June 24, 2021.

This a document about David DeCastro.
 In week 11 against the Cleveland Browns, Browns' defensive end Myles Garrett hit Steelers' quarterback Mason Rudolph on the head with Rudolph's helmet. Afterwards, DeCastro grabbed Garrett, pushed him onto the ground, and laid on top of him to prevent an even larger fight from escalating. After the game, Garrett himself praised DeCastro for his actions. The next day, it was announced that DeCastro would not be suspended for his actions in the brawl. DeCastro started and played in all 16 games during the regular season. On December 17, 2019, DeCastro was selected to play in his fifth straight Pro Bowl. DeCastro was released by the Steelers on June 24, 2021.


Question: What does the term 'development player' typically refer to in the context of Super Rugby transfers?

Question: What are some of the alternative names used by teams for development players?

Question: Under what condition are flags displayed in the context of Super Rugby player transfers?

Question: How are players with multiple positions listed in the Super Rugby transfers document?

Question: Which Super Rugby season does the list of player movements refer to in this document?

Question: What is the criterion for including future-dated transfers in the list of Super Rugby player movements?

Question: Are all player departures and arrivals for the 2021 and 2022 Super Rugby squads included in this list, regardless of when the transfer occurred?

Question: What is the purpose of the 'development player' category in Super Rugby teams?

Answer: Younger players or club players.

Answer: Wider training group or wider training squad.

Answer: Flags are displayed only for players moving to or from another country.

Answer: Players who may play in several positions are listed in only one.

Answer: The list of player movements refers to the 2022 Super Rugby Pacific season.

Answer: Future-dated transfers are included only if confirmed by the player or his agent, his former team, or his new team.

Answer: Yes.

Answer: The purpose of the 'development player' category in Super Rugby teams is to include younger or club players who may not be named in the original squad but are signed for development.

This a document about List of 2021–22 Super Rugby transfers (New Zealand).
 player that wasn't named in the original squad, but was announced as signing as a development player. These are often younger players or club players. Different teams use different names for development players. Other names used include (wider training group) or (wider training squad). ; Flags are only shown for players moving to or from another country. ; Players may play in several positions, but are listed in only one. This is a list of player movements for Super Rugby teams prior to the end of the 2022 Super Rugby Pacific season. Departure and arrivals of all players that were included in a Super Rugby squad for 2021 or 2022 are listed here, regardless of when it occurred. Future-dated transfers are only included if confirmed by the player or his agent, his former team or his new team.


Question: Who plays Queen Lagertha in *Vikings* season 5?

Question: What role does Gustaf Skarsgård play in *Vikings* season 5?

Question: Who portrays Bjorn Ironside in *Vikings* season 5?

Question: Which actor plays King Harald Finehair in *Vikings* season 5?

Question: Who plays Halfdan the Black in *Vikings* season 5, and in which part of the season does he appear?

Question: Which actor portrays King Aethelwulf of Wessex in *Vikings* season 5?

Question: Who plays King Ivar the Boneless in *Vikings* season 5, and who are his parents in the show?

Question: Which actor portrays Hvitserk, one of Ragnar and Aslaug's sons, in *Vikings* season 5?

Question: Who is Torvi, and with whom is she married in *Vikings* season 5?

Question: Who is the actor that portrays King Ivar the Boneless in *Vikings* season 5?

Question: What is the relationship between King Ivar the Boneless and Queen Lagertha in *Vikings* season 5?

Answer: Katheryn Winnick plays Queen Lagertha in *Vikings* season 5.

Answer: Gustaf Skarsgård plays Floki, a gifted shipbuilder.

Answer: Alexander Ludwig

Answer: Peter Franzén

Answer: Jasper Pääkkönen plays Halfdan the Black in *Vikings* season 5, and he appears in part 1.

Answer: Moe Dunford

Answer: King Ivar the Boneless is played by Alex Høgh. His parents in the show are Ragnar and Aslaug.

Answer: Marco Ilsø

Answer: Torvi is the wife of Bjorn Ironside in *Vikings* season 5.

Answer: Alex Høgh

Answer: King Ivar the Boneless is the fourth son of Ragnar and Aslaug, while Queen Lagertha is Ragnar's ex-wife and the mother of Bjorn Ironside. They are step-siblings.

This a document about Vikings (season 5).
Katheryn Winnick as Queen Lagertha, a shield-maiden and Ragnar's ex-wife; she is the queen of Kattegat. ; Gustaf Skarsgård as Floki, a gifted shipbuilder ; Alexander Ludwig as Bjorn Ironside, Ragnar and Lagertha's son and Torvi's husband ; Peter Franzén as King Harald Finehair, a Viking ambitious to become the first King of Norway ; Jasper Pääkkönen as Halfdan the Black, Harald's violent younger brother (part 1) ; Moe Dunford as King Aethelwulf of Wessex (part 1) ; Alex Høgh as King Ivar the Boneless, fourth son of Ragnar and Aslaug; he becomes king of Kattegat. ; Marco Ilsø as Hvitserk, second son of Ragnar and Aslaug ;


Question: On what date was the predecessor of Lenovo, known as the China Academy of Science Computational Development Company, founded?

Question: What significant declaration was signed on December 19, 1984, between China and Britain?

Answer: November 1

Answer: The Sino-British Joint Declaration.

This a document about 1984 in China.
November 1 – Lenovo was founded, as predecessor name was China Academy of Science Computational Development Company. ; December 19 – Signing of the Sino-British Joint Declaration