Question: What are the origins of the Italians of Croatia according to the document?

Question: What are the two main groups that the Italians of Croatia are descended from?

Question: What historical group were the Dalmatians and Istrians descended from?

Question: What is the approximate percentage of Italians in Istria according to the document?

Question: What is the status of the Italians in Croatia as described in the document?

Question: Which regions of Italy have contributed to more recent Italian migrations to Croatia, as mentioned in the document?

Question: What is the term used in the document to refer to the overseas Adriatic territories of the Venetians?

Question: What does the document indicate about the current presence of Italians in Dalmatia?

Answer: The Italians of Croatia are the descendants of the Dalmatians, Istrians (originating from Romanized Illyrians), and Venetians. In the last two centuries, some have also moved from the Italian peninsula, such as Apulians and Trentinos.

Answer: Dalmatians and Istrians.

Answer: The Dalmatians and Istrians were descended from the Romanized Illyrians.

Answer: About 7%.

Answer: The Italians of Croatia are described as a national minority with their own flag.

Answer: Apulia and Trentino.

Answer: Serenissima

Answer: The document indicates that there are only small Italian groups of modest numbers in Dalmatia.

This a document about Italians of Croatia.
 as a national minority, with their own flag. The Italians of Croatia are the descendants of the Dalmatians and Istrians (neo-Latin peoples originating in the Middle Ages from the Romanized Illyrians) and of the Venetians transplanted to the overseas Adriatic territories of the Serenissima. In the last two centuries some Italians have also moved from Italian peninsula, as in the case of Apulian emigrants in Ragusa and Trentino in Pozega. In Istria there are still large communities of Italians (about 7% of the population), while in Dalmatia there are only small Italian groups of modest numbers, the last evidence of a presence that descends directly from the Romance-speaking populations that


Question: What is the name of the musician discussed in the document?

Question: In what year was the document about Guy Webster published?

Answer: Guy Webster

Answer: 2002

This a document about Guy Webster (musician).
Guy Webster (2002)


Question: Who was the monarch of the Solomon Islands in 2020?

Question: Who served as the Governor-General of the Solomon Islands in 2020?

Question: Who was the Prime Minister of the Solomon Islands in 2020?

Answer: Elizabeth II

Answer: David Vunagi served as the Governor-General of the Solomon Islands in 2020.

Answer: Manasseh Sogavare

This a document about 2020 in Solomon Islands.
Monarch: Elizabeth II ; Governor-General: David Vunagi ; Prime Minister: Manasseh Sogavare


Question: Who coined the term 'emerging adulthood'?

Question: What are some alternative terms used to describe emerging adulthood?

Question: Which term has become widely accepted by sociologists, psychologists, and government agencies to describe the period between adolescence and young adulthood?

Question: What does the term 'emerging adulthood' emphasize about this life stage compared to other terms?

Question: What age does the document currently define as the starting point of adolescence?

Answer: Jeffrey Arnett

Answer: "Transition age youth," "delayed adulthood," "extended adolescence," "youthhood," "adultolescence," and "the twixter years."

Answer: Emerging adulthood

Answer: The term "emerging adulthood" emphasizes the uniqueness of this life stage compared to other terms, which give the impression that it is just a "last hurrah" of adolescence.

Answer: 12

This a document about Emerging adulthood and early adulthood.
 Coined by psychology professor Jeffrey Arnett, emerging adulthood has been known variously as "transition age youth," "delayed adulthood," "extended adolescence," "youthhood," "adultolescence," and "the twixter years." Of the various terms, "emerging adulthood" has become popular among sociologists, psychologists, and government agencies as a way to describe this period of life in between adolescence and young adulthood. Compared to other terms that have been used, which give the impression that this stage is just a "last hurrah" of adolescence, "emerging adulthood" recognizes the uniqueness of this period of life. Currently, it is appropriate to define adolescence as the period spanning ages 12


Question: When was Edgardo Zachrisson born?

Question: What country is Edgardo Zachrisson from?

Question: What sport did Edgardo Zachrisson compete in?

Question: In which year did Edgardo Zachrisson compete at the Summer Olympics?

Answer: 5 May 1950.

Answer: Guatemala.

Answer: Sports shooting.

Answer: 1976

This a document about Edgardo Zachrisson.
 Edgardo Zachrisson (born 5 May 1950) is a Guatemalan former sports shooter. He competed at the 1976 Summer Olympics.


Question: In which region of Germany is the Epprechtstein mountain located?

Question: What makes the Epprechtstein mountain the most interesting in the Fichtel range?

Question: How many quarries are located around the summit of the Epprechtstein?

Question: In how many quarries is Epprechtstein granite currently being quarried?

Question: What is the current status of the other quarries around the Epprechtstein mountain?

Answer: The Epprechtstein mountain is located in northeast Bavaria, Germany.

Answer: It is mineralogically the most interesting mountain in the entire Fichtel range.

Answer: About 20.

Answer: Epprechtstein granite is currently being quarried in three quarries.

Answer: The other quarries are closed and partially overgrown.

This a document about Epprechtstein.
 The Epprechtstein is a mountain in the northern Fichtel Mountains in northeast Bavaria, Germany,. It is mineralogically the most interesting mountain in the entire Fichtel range. Around the summit there are about 20 quarries, in three of which Epprechtstein granite is quarried. The others are closed and partially overgrown.


Question: Which programme aired on Nickelodeon (UK and Ireland) from 1994 to 1997?

Question: What was the broadcast period for the programme 'Bubble and Squeak' on Nickelodeon (UK and Ireland)?

Question: From what year to what year did the programme 'Budgie the Little Helicopter' air on Nickelodeon (UK and Ireland)?

Question: What is the name of the programme that aired from 2001 to 2004 and is titled 'Cardcaptors'?

Question: Which programme featuring CatDog aired from 1998 to 2005 on Nickelodeon (UK and Ireland)?

Question: What is the broadcast period for the programme 'The Busy World of Richard Scarry'?

Question: Which programme titled 'Catscratch' aired from 2006 to 2010 on Nickelodeon (UK and Ireland)?

Question: What was the name of the programme that aired from 1997 to 2002 and is titled 'Captain Star'?

Question: Which programme titled 'ChalkZone' aired from 2002 to 2004 on Nickelodeon (UK and Ireland)?

Question: What was the broadcast period for the programme 'Charlie Brown and Friends'?

Question: Which programme titled 'The Bureau of Magical Things' aired from 2018 to 2021 on Nickelodeon (UK and Ireland)?

Question: What is the name of the programme that aired from 1995 to 1997 and is titled 'Captain Simian & the Space Monkeys'?

Question: Which programme titled 'Camberwick Green' aired from 1997 to 2001 on Nickelodeon (UK and Ireland)?

Question: What is the name of the programme titled 'Button Moon' that aired from 1997 to 1999?

Question: Which programme titled 'California Dreams' aired from 1999 to 2002 on Nickelodeon (UK and Ireland)?

Question: What is the name of the programme titled 'Charlie Chalk' that aired from 1997 to 2001 on Nickelodeon (UK and Ireland)?

Question: What was the broadcast period for the programme 'Bucket & Skinner's Epic Adventures' on Nickelodeon (UK and Ireland)?

Question: What was the broadcast period for the programme 'Chigley' on Nickelodeon (UK and Ireland)?

Question: What is the name of the programme that aired in 2012 on Nickelodeon (UK and Ireland)?

Question: What is the name of the programme titled 'Chorlton and the Wheelies' that aired on Nickelodeon (UK and Ireland)?

Answer: Capitol Critters

Answer: 2010

Answer: 1997–1999

Answer: Cardcaptors

Answer: CatDog (1998–2005)

Answer: 1997–2000

Answer: Catscratch (2006–2010)

Answer: Captain Star

Answer: ChalkZone (2002–2004)

Answer: 1997–2002

Answer: The Bureau of Magical Things

Answer: Captain Simian & the Space Monkeys

Answer: Camberwick Green (1997–2001) aired on Nickelodeon (UK and Ireland).

Answer: Button Moon

Answer: California Dreams aired from 1999 to 2002 on Nickelodeon (UK and Ireland).

Answer: Charlie Chalk

Answer: 2011–2014

Answer: 1997–1999

Answer: Camp Orange

Answer: Chorlton and the Wheelies

This a document about List of programmes broadcast by Nickelodeon (UK and Ireland).
 Bubble and Squeak (2010) ; Bubble Guppies (2011) ; Bucket & Skinner's Epic Adventures (2011–2014) ; Budgie the Little Helicopter (1997–1999) ; Bump (1997–1999) ; The Busy World of Richard Scarry (1997–2000) ; The Bureau of Magical Things (2018-2021) ; Button Moon (1997–1999) ; California Dreams (1999–2002) ; Camberwick Green (1997–2001) ; Camp Orange (2012) ; Capitol Critters (1994–1997) ; Captain Simian & the Space Monkeys (1995–1997) ; Captain Star (1997–2002) ; Cardcaptors (2001–2004) ; CatDog (1998–2005) ; Care Bears (1994–2001) ; Catscratch (2006–2010) ; ChalkZone (2002–2004) ; Charlie Brown and Friends (1997–2002) ; Charlie Chalk (1997–2001) ; Chigley (1997–1999) ; Chorlton and the Wheelies


Question: What title was given to the captured Emperor Gong by Kublai Khan?

Question: Where did Emperor Gong reside after being deposed by Kublai Khan?

Question: What religion did Emperor Gong study after being deposed?

Question: Who ordered Emperor Gong to commit suicide in 1323?

Question: What was the name of the emperor who succeeded Emperor Gong as the ruler of the Southern Song Dynasty?

Question: How old was Emperor Gong when he committed suicide in 1323?

Question: What was the name of the person who deposed Emperor Gong?

Question: What happened to Emperor Gong after he became the head of a monastery?

Question: What was the name of the person who was left behind to be captured with the dowager Empress Xie in the fallen capital city?

Answer: Duke of Ying

Answer: Emperor Gong resided in Shangdu (Xanadu) and Tibet.

Answer: Buddhism.

Answer: Yuan Emperor Yingzong ordered Emperor Gong to commit suicide in 1323.

Answer: Emperor Duanzong

Answer: 52

Answer: Kublai Khan

Answer: Emperor Gong committed suicide upon the orders of Kublai’s grandson, Yuan Emperor Yingzong in the year 1323 at the age of 52.

Answer: Emperor Gong

This a document about Marco Polo (TV series).
Kublai Khan did not execute any Southern Song Dynasty emperor. In fact, the boy  Emperor Gong after being left behind to be captured with the dowager Empress Xie in their fallen capital city, he was deposed by Kublai but given the title “Duke of Ying” and resided both in Shangdu (Xanadu) and Tibet. There he studied Buddhism and even became the head of a monastery before committing suicide upon the orders of Kublai’s grandson, Yuan Emperor Yingzong in the year 1323 at the age of 52. Emperor Gong was not the last Southern Song ruler; after his capture, his slightly older brother became Emperor Duanzong. After his death


Question: What types of social issues did Babylon 5 portray throughout its run?

Question: What first did Babylon 5 mark regarding the portrayal of same-sex relationships in television science fiction?

Question: How does the show Babylon 5 describe the significance of sexual orientation among its characters?

Question: What emotional theme is explored in Babylon 5 as a source of pain for the characters?

Question: What was one of the firsts for Babylon 5 regarding the depiction of human colonies and their interactions with Earth?

Answer: Modern and historical social issues.

Answer: Babylon 5 was one of the first television science fiction shows to denotatively refer to a same-sex relationship.

Answer: Sexual orientation is as much of an issue as "being left-handed or right-handed".

Answer: Unrequited love

Answer: Babylon 5 was one of the first television science fiction shows to explore the political and social landscapes of the first human colonies and their interactions with Earth.

This a document about Babylon 5.
 Throughout its run, Babylon 5 found ways to portray themes relevant to modern and historical social issues. It marked several firsts in television science fiction, such as the exploration of the political and social landscapes of the first human colonies, their interactions with Earth, and the underlying tensions. Babylon 5 was also one of the first television science fiction shows to denotatively refer to a same-sex relationship. In the show, sexual orientation is as much of an issue as "being left-handed or right-handed". Unrequited love is explored as a source of pain for the characters, though not all the relationships end unhappily.


Question: In what year was Charles Cooper Penrose-Fitzgerald asked to write an article for the Deutsche review on British naval policy?

Question: What was the British interpretation of the threat posed by German naval expansion, as expressed in Penrose-Fitzgerald's article?

Question: What was Penrose-Fitzgerald's concern regarding the timing of a potential war with Germany, based on its naval expansion?

Question: How was Penrose-Fitzgerald's article used in Germany?

Question: In what year did Penrose-Fitzgerald organize a group of women in Folkestone to distribute white feathers?

Question: What action did Penrose-Fitzgerald organize in Folkestone in 1914, involving a group of thirty women?

Question: What concern did Penrose-Fitzgerald express about the German translation of his article?

Question: What was the purpose of distributing white feathers by the group of women in Folkestone, as organized by Penrose-Fitzgerald in 1914?

Answer: 1904

Answer: The British interpretation was that German naval expansion threatened traditional British command of the seas, and Britain would be better served by a war sooner rather than later when the German navy would be bigger.

Answer: Penrose-Fitzgerald was concerned that Britain would be better served by a war sooner rather than later, before the German navy became bigger.

Answer: It was used to whip up support for the naval programme.

Answer: 1914

Answer: He organized a group of thirty women to distribute white feathers to men not in uniform.

Answer: He said it had exaggerated his statements.

Answer: To distribute white feathers to men not in uniform.

This a document about Charles Cooper Penrose-Fitzgerald.
 In 1904 he was requested to write an article for the Deutsche review on British naval policy. He had no control over the German translation of his article and said it had exaggerated his statements, but the article expressed a British interpretation of the threat implied by German naval expansion to traditional British command of the seas. It included the observation that Britain would be better served by a war sooner rather than later when the German navy would be bigger. The article was used in Germany to whip up support for the naval programme. In 1914 Penrose-Fitzgerald organised a group of thirty women in Folkestone to distribute white feathers to men not in uniform. This was reported in the


Question: What type of instruments are used in aṣíkò music, specifically mentioned in the document?

Question: Which group introduced the wooden frame drums and the carpenter's saw to the Yoruba artisans?

Question: What modern skill did the Aguda introduce to Yoruba artisans?

Question: In which city was aṣíkò music particularly popular before World War I?

Question: What other regions are mentioned as possible cultural influences on aṣíkò music?

Question: What was the religious background of the young musicians who played aṣíkò music in Lagos?

Question: What type of songs did the young musicians in Lagos develop and rehearse for various festivals?

Question: What term is often used interchangeably with aṣíkò by elderly informants?

Question: What was the colonial name of the region where aṣíkò music was popular before World War I?

Question: What event or time period is associated with the development and rehearsal of holiday songs by young musicians in Lagos?

Question: What role did Lagos play in the development of aṣíkò music according to the document?

Question: What connection does the document suggest between West Indian colonies and Afro-Brazilian samba music in relation to aṣíkò?

Answer: The wooden frame drums and the carpenter's saw are used in aṣíkò music.

Answer: The Aguda.

Answer: Modern carpentry techniques.

Answer: Accra

Answer: Dahomean, Liberian, and West Indian.

Answer: Christian

Answer: holiday songs

Answer: sámbà

Answer: Gold Coast Colony.

Answer: Around Christmas.

Answer: Lagos was a breeding ground for young Christian musicians playing aṣíkò music, who developed and rehearsed their own versions of holiday songs.

Answer: The document suggests that West Indian colonies were influenced by Afro-Brazilian samba music, which is connected to aṣíkò.

This a document about Aṣíkò.
 West Indian colonies, who themselves had been influenced by Afro-Brazilian samba music. The wooden frame drums used in aṣíkò music and the carpenter's saw, were introduced by the Aguda, who introduced modern carpentry techniques to the Yoruba artisans. Often, elderly informants use the terms aṣíkò and sámbà interchangeably. Aṣíkò was popular in Accra, the capital of the Gold Coast Colony before World War I. Other influences are also possible from Dahomean, Liberian and West Indian immigrants. Lagos was a breeding ground for young Christian musicians playing aṣíkò music. They developed and rehearsed their own versions of holiday songs, for various festivals around Christmas, etc. Then


Question: In which years was the TWA Moonliner part of the first futuristic exhibit in Disneyland's Tomorrowland?

Question: What was the name of the attraction that was located adjoining the TWA Moonliner?

Question: Who was the sponsor of the TWA Moonliner exhibit in Disneyland?

Question: How tall was the TWA Moonliner, and how did its height compare to the Sleeping Beauty Castle?

Question: What was the name of the attraction that replaced 'Flight to the Moon' in 1975?

Question: Who were the two main designers involved in the creation of the TWA Moonliner?

Question: What was the TWA Moonliner designed to resemble, according to the document?

Answer: 1955 through 1962.

Answer: The "Flight to the Moon" attraction.

Answer: TWA's Howard Hughes teaming up with Walt Disney.

Answer: The TWA Moonliner was 76 ft tall, 8 ft taller than the Sleeping Beauty Castle.

Answer: Mission To Mars

Answer: John Hench and Wernher von Braun.

Answer: The TWA Moonliner was designed to resemble Wernher von Braun's V-2.

This a document about TWA Moonliner.
 From 1955 through 1962, the TWA Moonliner was part of the first futuristic exhibit located in Disneyland's Tomorrowland. It was also an early example of modern product placement advertising by TWA's Howard Hughes teaming up with Walt Disney as the Moonliner's sponsor. At 76 ft tall, it was the tallest structure in the theme park, 8 ft taller than the Sleeping Beauty Castle. Adjoining the rocket was the "Flight to the Moon" attraction, which later became "Mission To Mars" in 1975. The Moonliner was designed by John Hench, one of the original Disney Imagineers, with the help of German rocket scientist Wernher von Braun. It resembled von Braun's V-2


Question: What is the Japanese title of the Sugar Sugar Rune manga series?

Question: Who is the author and illustrator of Sugar Sugar Rune?

Question: In which manga magazine was Sugar Sugar Rune serialized?

Question: What is the time period during which Sugar Sugar Rune was serialized in Nakayoshi?

Question: How many volumes were published for the Sugar Sugar Rune manga series?

Question: Which company published the Sugar Sugar Rune manga volumes?

Question: What studio produced the anime adaptation of Sugar Sugar Rune?

Question: On which television network did the Sugar Sugar Rune anime air?

Question: What was the time period during which the Sugar Sugar Rune anime aired?

Question: Which award did Sugar Sugar Rune win in the children's manga category?

Question: What is the alternative English name for Sugar Sugar Rune?

Answer: シュガシュガルーン

Answer: Moyoco Anno

Answer: Nakayoshi

Answer: August 2004 to April 2007.

Answer: Eight volumes were published for the Sugar Sugar Rune manga series.

Answer: Kodansha

Answer: Studio Pierrot

Answer: TV Tokyo

Answer: The Sugar Sugar Rune anime aired from July 2, 2005 to June 24, 2006.

Answer: The 29th Kodansha Manga Awards.

Answer: Sugar² Rune

This a document about Sugar Sugar Rune.
 Sugar Sugar Rune (シュガシュガルーン) or Sugar² Rune is a Japanese magical girl manga series written and illustrated by Moyoco Anno and serialized in the shōjo manga magazine Nakayoshi from August 2004 to April 2007. The series was collected into eight volumes published by Kodansha from March 2004 to September 2007. Sugar Sugar Rune was adapted into an anime television series produced by Studio Pierrot, which aired on TV Tokyo from July 2, 2005 to June 24, 2006. Sugar Sugar Rune won the 29th Kodansha Manga Awards in the children's manga category.


Question: What are the two types of mess kits used by the Australian Army?

Question: What color is the jacket in the Australian Army's summer mess kit?

Question: What material is used for the winter mess kit in the Australian Army?

Question: What feature distinguishes the winter mess dress from the summer version in the Australian Army?

Question: What color are the trousers in both the summer and winter mess kits of the Australian Army?

Question: What indicates the corps in the Australian Army's mess uniforms?

Question: What clothing option do women in the Australian Army have instead of trousers for mess attire?

Question: What type of tie is worn with the winter mess dress in the Australian Army?

Question: What is the difference in the shirt type worn with the summer and winter mess kits in the Australian Army?

Question: What color is the winter jacket in the Royal Australian Air Force mess uniform?

Question: What type of tie is worn with the Australian Army's summer mess kit?

Question: What color is the jacket in the Royal Australian Air Force's summer mess uniform?

Question: What are the two types of mess uniforms used by the Royal Australian Air Force?

Question: What type of shirt is worn with the Australian Army's summer mess kit?

Question: What is the name of the material used for the trousers in both the summer and winter mess kits of the Australian Army?

Answer: The Australian Army uses summer and winter mess kits.

Answer: white

Answer: Thicker material.

Answer: The winter mess dress is made of thicker material, includes a waistcoat, and has jackets in the colour (scarlet or dark blue) of the wearers' corps, while the summer mess kit has a white jacket and no waistcoat.

Answer: The trousers in both the summer and winter mess kits of the Australian Army are barrathea blue.

Answer: The colour and width of the leg stripe on the trousers indicate the corps in the Australian Army's mess uniforms.

Answer: Women may wear a skirt instead of trousers.

Answer: A bow tie is worn with the winter mess dress in the Australian Army.

Answer: For the Australian Army, a plain shirt is worn with the summer mess kit, while a Marcella shirt is worn with the winter mess kit.

Answer: Dark blue.

Answer: A bow tie is worn with the Australian Army's summer mess kit.

Answer: White.

Answer: The Royal Australian Air Force uses a summer mess uniform with a white jacket and a winter mess uniform with a dark blue jacket.

Answer: A plain shirt is worn with the Australian Army's summer mess kit.

Answer: Barrathea blue

This a document about Mess dress uniform.
 The Australian Army has separate mess kits for summer and winter. The summer mess kit is a white jacket, almost identical between different branches of the army. The winter mess kit is made of thicker material, with jackets in the colour (scarlet or dark blue) of the wearers' corps. The winter mess dress includes a waistcoat. Both kits have the same barrathea blue trousers, but trousers vary in the colour and width of leg stripe denoting corps. Women's mess attire is the same, except that women may wear a skirt instead of trousers. Both versions are worn with a bow tie and white shirt; Marcella for winter and plain for summer. The Royal Australian Air Force has different mess uniforms for summer and winter. The summer mess kit is marked out by a white jacket while the winter jacket is dark blue.


Question: What was the name of S. Subramania Iyer's wife, who died in 1884?

Question: Which two cases did S. Subramania Iyer appear in as Government Pleader?

Question: What position was S. Subramania Iyer appointed to in 1891?

Question: In what year was S. Subramania Iyer appointed Government Pleader and Public Prosecutor?

Question: Which two lawyers was S. Subramania Iyer considered a formidable rival to in Madras?

Question: What role did S. Subramania Iyer serve in the Madura Municipality from 1882 until his departure for Madras?

Question: What significant distinction did S. Subramania Iyer hold when he was appointed Government Pleader and Public Prosecutor in 1888?

Question: What prompted S. Subramania Iyer to shift to Madras in 1884?

Answer: Lakshmi

Answer: The Nageswara Iyer Forgery Case and the Tirupati Mahant Case.

Answer: Acting Judge

Answer: 1888

Answer: Bhashyam Aiyangar and Eardley Norton.

Answer: Vice-Chairman

Answer: He was the first Indian to be appointed to that position.

Answer: The death of his wife, Lakshmi in 1884 prompted S. Subramania Iyer to shift to Madras.

This a document about S. Subramania Iyer.
 landlords, before the Famine Commission when it visited Madura. He also served as the Vice-Chairman of the Madura Municipality, from 1882 until his departure for Madras." After his wife, Lakshmi's death in 1884, he shifted to Madras, where he emerged as a formidable rival to the redoubtable lawyers Bhashyam Aiyangar and Eardley Norton. Recognising his merit, the Government appointed him Government Pleader and Public Prosecutor in 1888, the first Indian to be appointed so. As Government Pleader, he appeared in two sensational cases – the Nageswara Iyer Forgery Case and the Tirupati Mahant Case. He was appointed an Acting Judge in 1891 and continued in that position until being appointed a Judge of the


Question: In which province of Kenya is the settlement of Ikarakara located?

Answer: Eastern Province.

This a document about Ikarakara.
 Ikarakara is a settlement in Kenya's Eastern Province.


Question: As of April 18, 2015, how were the players in the 2014–15 AHL season ranked?

Question: What does the abbreviation 'GP' stand for in the context of the 2014–15 AHL season statistics?

Question: What does the abbreviation 'G' stand for in the context of the 2014–15 AHL season statistics?

Question: What does the abbreviation 'A' stand for in the context of the 2014–15 AHL season statistics?

Question: What does the abbreviation 'Pts' stand for in the context of the 2014–15 AHL season statistics?

Question: What does the abbreviation '+/–' stand for in the context of the 2014–15 AHL season statistics?

Question: What does the abbreviation 'PIM' stand for in the context of the 2014–15 AHL season statistics?

Question: When was the player statistics for the 2014–15 AHL season last updated?

Answer: As of April 18, 2015, the players in the 2014–15 AHL season were ranked by points, then goals.

Answer: Games played.

Answer: Goals

Answer: Assists

Answer: Points

Answer: Plus-minus

Answer: Penalty minutes

Answer: April 18, 2015.

This a document about 2014–15 AHL season.
 The following players are sorted by points, then goals. Updated as of April 18, 2015. GP = Games played; G = Goals; A = Assists; Pts = Points; +/– = Plus-minus; PIM = Penalty minutes


Question: What is the name of the album reviewed by Louder Than the Music?

Question: Who is the reviewer from Louder Than the Music mentioned in the document?

Question: According to Jono Davies, what is a key feature that keeps the flow of the album together?

Question: What types of tracks does Jono Davies mention as being present on the album?

Question: What is the name of the band that released the album The Alignment?

Question: What does Jono Davies say about the overall quality of the album The Alignment?

Question: What does the document suggest about Samestate's future as a signed band?

Answer: The Alignment

Answer: Jono Davies

Answer: A rhythm and feel.

Answer: heartfelt raw tracks and out and out anthems.

Answer: Samestate

Answer: Jono Davies says there are some truly stunning tracks on the album, from heartfelt raw tracks to out and out anthems.

Answer: The document suggests that Samestate's future as a signed band will hopefully involve creating something unmistakably their own.

This a document about The Alignment.
 radio pop fans will ravenously devour Samestate's inclinations in The Alignment, but with the band's debut in the books, their next venture as a signed band will hopefully be something unmistakably their own." Louder Than the Music's Jono Davies wrote that "Every album has different styles of songs but on this album there is actually a rhythm and feel to it that keeps the flow of the whole album together. There are some truly stunning tracks on this album, I mean truly stunning, from the heartfelt raw tracks to the out and out anthems. This what Samestate are about and what a great way to


Question: When was the Hundred of Tooligie proclaimed?

Question: What is the area covered by the Hundred of Tooligie?

Question: What is the source of the name 'Tooligie'?

Question: In which main locality is the Hundred of Tooligie located?

Question: Which other localities are partially included in the Hundred of Tooligie?

Question: What are the geographic coordinates of the Hundred of Tooligie?

Answer: 3 August 1916

Answer: 97 mi²

Answer: The name "Tooligie" was derived from the “Native name of a hill in the vicinity.”

Answer: Murdinga

Answer: Tooligie and Lock.

Answer: -33.74385°N, 135.84331°W

This a document about County of Jervois.
 The Hundred of Tooligie (-33.74385°N, 135.84331°W) was proclaimed on 3 August 1916. It covers an area of 97 mi2 and its name was derived from the “Native name of a hill in the vicinity.“ It is located mainly in the locality of  Murdinga with its southern end being located in  Tooligie and its north-western corner is located in the locality of Lock.


Question: At which university does William Spelman serve as a professor?

Question: What is the name of the school within the university where William Spelman is a professor?

Question: In which academic field is William Spelman a professor?

Question: What are the two policy areas in which William Spelman is an expert?

Answer: University of Texas at Austin

Answer: Lyndon B. Johnson School of Public Affairs.

Answer: Public affairs.

Answer: Urban policy and criminal justice policy.

This a document about William Spelman.
 William Spelman is a professor of public affairs at the University of Texas at Austin's Lyndon B. Johnson School of Public Affairs. He is an expert on urban policy and criminal justice policy.


Question: Who was the interim director of the Central Intelligence Agency listed in the document?

Question: Which member of the United States House of Representatives attended the SD School of Mines and graduated in 1970?

Question: What position in the US Navy did Admiral Robert Conway hold, and which college did he graduate from?

Question: Who served as the US Ambassador to Austria and graduated from Duke University in 1976?

Question: Which member of the United States House of Representatives graduated from Ohio Northern University in 1979?

Question: What political position did Lloyd F. Wheat hold from 1948 to 1952, and from which university did he graduate in 1946?

Question: Who was the former governor of Florida listed in the document, and from which university did he graduate in 2009?

Question: Which organization did the former governor of Florida, Doyle E. Carlton, belong to before it became Delta Sigma Phi - Alpha Chi Chapter in 1925?

Question: Which university did William Todd Tiahrt attend, and in which year did he graduate?

Question: What is the name of the organization that became Delta Sigma Phi - Alpha Chi Chapter in 1925?

Question: What university did Admiral Robert Conway graduate from, and in which year did he graduate?

Question: From which university did Mike Turner graduate, and in which year?

Question: From which university did William C. Eacho III graduate, and in which year?

Answer: The interim director of the Central Intelligence Agency listed in the document is not explicitly named.

Answer: William Todd Tiahrt

Answer: Admiral Robert Conway held the position of vice admiral in the US Navy and graduated from St. Francis College.

Answer: William C. Eacho III.

Answer: Mike Turner

Answer: Lloyd F. Wheat held the position of member of the Louisiana State Senate from 1948 to 1952 and graduated from LSU in 1946.

Answer: Doyle E. Carlton was the former governor of Florida, and he graduated from Stetson in 2009.

Answer: Phi Delta Kappa Society

Answer: William Todd Tiahrt attended the SD School of Mines and graduated in 1970.

Answer: Phi Delta Kappa Society

Answer: Admiral Robert Conway graduated from St. Francis College in 1972.

Answer: Mike Turner graduated from Ohio Northern University in 1979.

Answer: William C. Eacho III graduated from Duke in 1976.

This a document about Delta Sigma Phi.
 interim) director of the Central Intelligence Agency ; William Todd Tiahrt, SD School of Mines '70, member, United States House of Representatives, State of Kansas ; Admiral Robert Conway, St. Francis College '72, vice admiral, US Navy ; William C. Eacho III, Duke '76, US Ambassador to Austria ; Mike Turner, Ohio Northern '79, member, United States House of Representatives, State of Ohio ; Lloyd F. Wheat, LSU '46, member, Louisiana State Senate from 1948 to 1952 ; Doyle E. Carlton, "Stetson '09", former governor of Florida (Member of Phi Delta Kappa Society which became Delta Sigma Phi - Alpha Chi Chapter in 1925)


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Answer: List of German football transfers winter 2020–21

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Question: What was the title of Ian Siegal's 2007 album?

Question: Which album by Ian Siegal was named blues album of the year by MOJO magazine?

Question: What was the title of Ian Siegal's first solo acoustic album?

Question: In what year was Ian Siegal's album The Dust released?

Question: What award did Ian Siegal win at the inaugural British Blues Awards in 2010?

Question: Where was Ian Siegal's 2011 album The Skinny recorded?

Question: Who was the record producer for Ian Siegal's 2011 album The Skinny?

Question: What was the rating of Ian Siegal's album that received a four-star review?

Question: What year was Ian Siegal's album Broadside released?

Question: What award categories did Ian Siegal win in the three years following the 2010 British Blues Awards?

Question: What was the rating of Ian Siegal's album that received a four-star review?

Answer: Swagger

Answer: Broadside

Answer: The Dust

Answer: 2008

Answer: Best Band

Answer: Ian Siegal's 2011 album The Skinny was recorded in North Mississippi.

Answer: Cody Dickinson of the North Mississippi Allstars.

Answer: The document does not mention the name of the album that received a four-star review.

Answer: 2009

Answer: Best Male Vocalist, Best Solo Artist, Best Album, and Best Song.

Answer: The document does not mention the name of the album that received a four-star review.

This a document about Ian Siegal.
 rating of four stars out of four. Two further albums with the same line up follows: in 2007 Swagger and in 2009 Broadside, the latter picked by MOJO magazine as blues album of the year. A year earlier, he released his first solo acoustic album, 2008's The Dust. At the inaugural British Blues Awards in 2010, Siegal won Best Band. In the following three years, he collected awards in various categories including Best Male Vocalist, Best Solo Artist, Best Album, and Best Song. He was one of the early inductees to the British Blues Awards Hall of Fame. His 2011 release, The Skinny, was recorded in North Mississippi when Cody Dickinson of the North Mississippi Allstars was hired as record producer


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Question: Which family of birds does the olive-faced flatbill belong to?

Question: In which geographic region is the olive-faced flatbill found?

Question: Who described the olive-faced flatbill and in what year?

Question: Where was the specimen of the olive-faced flatbill first collected?

Question: What was the original binomial name given to the olive-faced flatbill when it was first described?

Question: Which bird species was the olive-faced flatbill previously considered a subspecies of?

Question: What primary characteristic led to the classification of the olive-faced flatbill as a separate species?

Answer: Tolmomyias viridiceps

Answer: The olive-faced flatbill belongs to the tyrant flycatcher family (Tyrannidae).

Answer: western Amazonia

Answer: The olive-faced flatbill was described by Philip Sclater and Osbert Salvin in 1873.

Answer: The specimen of the olive-faced flatbill was first collected in Pebas, Peru.

Answer: Rhynchocyclus viridiceps

Answer: The ochre-lored flatbill (Tolmomyias flaviventris)

Answer: Its very different vocalization.

This a document about Olive-faced flatbill.
 The olive-faced flatbill (Tolmomyias viridiceps) is a species of bird in the tyrant flycatcher family Tyrannidae. It is found in riparian woodland and at the forest edge in western Amazonia. The olive-faced flatbill was described by the English ornithologists Philip Sclater and Osbert Salvin in 1873 from a specimen collected in Pebas, Peru. They coined the binomial name Rhynchocyclus viridiceps. It was formerly treated as a subspecies of the ochre-lored flatbill (Tolmomyias flaviventris) but is now considered as a separate species based primarily on its very different vocalization.


Question: In which year did Vojislav Šešelj graduate?

Question: What job was Vojislav Šešelj seeking immediately after graduating?

Question: At which university was Vojislav Šešelj seeking the job as assistant lecturer?

Question: What was the reason Vojislav Šešelj believed he was not offered an assistant position at the University of Sarajevo's Faculty of Law?

Question: What other faculties did Vojislav Šešelj consider after being unable to secure a position at the Faculty of Law in Sarajevo?

Question: Which Faculty was Vojislav Šešelj preparing an application for after turning his attention away from Sarajevo's Faculty of Law?

Question: What was the status of the Faculty of Law in Mostar at the time Vojislav Šešelj was preparing his application?

Answer: 1976

Answer: Assistant lecturer at the University of Sarajevo's Faculty of Law.

Answer: University of Sarajevo.

Answer: Vojislav Šešelj believed he was not offered an assistant position because it was Muhić's personal revenge for his public criticism.

Answer: Vojislav Šešelj considered other faculties after being unable to secure a position at the Faculty of Law in Sarajevo, including the Faculty of Law in Mostar.

Answer: Faculty of Law in Mostar

Answer: The Faculty of Law in Mostar was organizationally transforming from a remote unit of Sarajevo's law faculty.

This a document about Vojislav Šešelj.
 Immediately after graduating in 1976, Šešelj wanted a job as assistant lecturer at the University of Sarajevo's Faculty of Law, however, no assistant positions were posted at the faculty for the following school year leaving him with nothing to apply for. Šešelj saw the unusual situation as Muhić's personal revenge for Šešelj's public criticism. Realizing his minimal chances of getting hired at the Faculty of Law in Sarajevo, Šešelj turned his attention to other faculties. While preparing his application for the Faculty of Law in Mostar (at the time organizationally transforming from a remote unit of Sarajevo's law faculty into a


Question: What were Walter Schultz's roles in the Nazi Party?

Question: In which regions did Walter Schultz serve as a Gauleiter?

Question: What were the dates of Walter Schultz's birth and death?

Answer: Walter Schultz served as the Party Gauleiter in Hesse-Nassau and held several governmental posts.

Answer: Walter Schultz served as a Gauleiter in Hesse-Nassau.

Answer: Walter Schultz was born on 27 November 1874 and died on 8 August 1953.

This a document about Walter Schultz (Gauleiter).
 Walter Schultz (27 November 1874 – 8 August 1953) was an official of the Nazi Party who served as the Party Gauleiter in Hesse-Nassau, as well as in several governmental posts.


Question: Who did Mark Henry target on the next episode of SmackDown after Kane?

Question: What happened to Mark Henry on the July 29 episode of SmackDown?

Question: Who interrupted Mark Henry on the July 29 episode of SmackDown and slapped him?

Question: How did Mark Henry defeat Sheamus at SummerSlam?

Question: What event did Mark Henry win a 20-man Battle Royal on the August 19 episode of SmackDown to earn a shot at?

Question: What title was Mark Henry competing for after winning the 20-man Battle Royal on the August 19 episode of SmackDown?

Question: Who did Mark Henry face after winning the 20-man Battle Royal on the August 19 episode of SmackDown?

Question: What was the name of the event where Mark Henry won a 20-man Battle Royal on August 19?

Answer: Vladimir Kozlov and The Great Khali.

Answer: Mark Henry was informed that he could no longer compete as no one dared to fight him.

Answer: Sheamus interrupted Mark Henry on the July 29 episode of SmackDown and slapped him.

Answer: Mark Henry defeated Sheamus by count-out after slamming him through a ring barricade.

Answer: Night of Champions

Answer: World Heavyweight Championship

Answer: Randy Orton

Answer: SmackDown

This a document about Mark Henry.
 Henry did the same to Kane on the next episode of SmackDown, and in the months ahead, Vladimir Kozlov and The Great Khali suffered the same fate. On the July 29 episode of SmackDown, Henry was informed that he could no longer compete as no one dared to fight him, but Sheamus interrupted, saying that he wasn't afraid of Henry before slapping him. At SummerSlam, Henry defeated Sheamus by count-out after slamming him through a ring barricade. On the August 19 episode of SmackDown, Henry won a 20-man Battle Royal to become the number one contender for the World Heavyweight Championship to face Randy Orton at Night of Champions, and


Question: What is the name of the individual who served as the Director of Medical Services in Kenya and was awarded the OBE?

Question: What was the position held by Julian Darrell Bates in Gibraltar?

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Question: What was the title or position held by Wallace Macmillan in Grenada, Windward Islands?

Question: What was Kenneth Phipson Maddocks' role according to the document?

Answer: Theodore Farnworth Anderson

Answer: Colonial Secretary

Answer: Robert Porter Bingham

Answer: Richard Charles Catling was the Commissioner of Police in Kenya.

Answer: Alan Geoffrey Tunstal Chaplin held the position of Colonial Secretary in Bermuda.

Answer: Commissioner of Police

Answer: Senior Resident.

Answer: Director of Personnel.

Answer: Arthur Hope-Jones.

Answer: Administrator.

Answer: Civil Secretary.

This a document about 1956 Birthday Honours.
 for Oversea Governments and Administrations. ; Theodore Farnworth Anderson, OBE, MB, BCh, Director of Medical Services, Kenya. ; Julian Darrell Bates, CVO, Colonial Secretary, Gibraltar. ; Robert Porter Bingham, Resident Commissioner, Penang, Federation of Malaya. ; Richard Charles Catling, OBE, Commissioner of Police, Kenya. ; Alan Geoffrey Tunstal Chaplin, Colonial Secretary, Bermuda. ; Joseph William Deegan, CVO, lately Commissioner of Police, Uganda, now Deputy Inspector-General of Colonial Police. ; Orlando Peter Gunning, Senior Resident, Eastern Region, Nigeria. ; John Drew Higham, Director of Personnel, Singapore. ; Arthur Hope-Jones, Minister for Commerce and Industry, Kenya. ; Wallace Macmillan, Administrator, Grenada, Windward Islands. ; Kenneth Phipson Maddocks, Civil Secretary,


Question: In which year did Sussex Partnership NHS Foundation Trust receive teaching status?

Question: What joint venture did the Trust form in 2013, and with which company?

Question: What were the details of the rehabilitation unit purchased in Gosport as part of the 2013 joint venture?

Question: What was the proposed size of the self-contained accommodation unit planned to be created by the Trust in 2013?

Question: Which other two trusts in the South East Coast area were cited as competitors to Sussex Partnership NHS Foundation Trust?

Question: In December 2014, what action did the Trust take regarding Langley Green Hospital in Crawley?

Question: What was the full name of the hospital where the Trust stopped routine admissions in December 2014?

Question: In what year did the Trust stop routine admissions to Langley Green Hospital in Crawley?

Question: What was the name of the hospital located in Crawley where the Trust stopped routine admissions in December 2014?

Answer: 2008

Answer: In 2013, the Trust formed a joint venture with Care UK.

Answer: The rehabilitation unit purchased in Gosport in 2013 as part of the joint venture with Care UK had 32 beds.

Answer: 24-bed

Answer: Kent and Medway NHS and Social Care Partnership Trust and Surrey and Borders Partnership NHS Foundation Trust.

Answer: The Trust stopped routine admissions.

Answer: Langley Green Hospital

Answer: 2014

Answer: Langley Green Hospital

This a document about Sussex Partnership NHS Foundation Trust.
 Foundation Trust with teaching status in August 2008. In 2013 the trust set up a joint venture with the company Care UK to purchase a 32-bed rehabilitation unit in Gosport, and to create a 24-bed self-contained accommodation unit later in the year. The Trust was previously cited as one of three large trusts in the South East Coast area which are in competition for new business, the others being Kent and Medway NHS and Social Care Partnership Trust and Surrey and Borders Partnership NHS Foundation Trust. In December 2014 the Trust stopped routine admissions to Langley Green Hospital in Crawley after a


Question: What is one condition a player must meet to effectively use slow play in a poker game?

Question: What must the free card or cheap card given to opponents have in terms of possibilities for them to make a second-best hand?

Question: What must the free card have in terms of chances of giving an opponent a better hand or a draw to a better hand?

Question: What must a player believe about his strategy to successfully implement slow play?

Question: Under what condition should the pot not be for slow play to be effective?

Question: In the seven-card stud example, what are Ted's first three cards?

Question: Who bets first in the seven-card stud example provided in the document?

Question: What is the name of the poker strategy being discussed in the document?

Question: What is the name of the player who raises after Alice bets in the seven-card stud example?

Answer: A player must have a very strong hand.

Answer: The free card or cheap card must have good possibilities of making them a second-best hand.

Answer: The free card must have little chance of giving an opponent a better hand or even giving them a draw to a better hand on the next round with sufficient pot odds to justify a call.

Answer: The player must believe that he will drive out opponents by showing aggression, but can win a big pot if the opponents stay in the pot.

Answer: The pot must not yet be very large.

Answer: Ted's first three cards are all fours.

Answer: Alice

Answer: Slow play

Answer: Ted

This a document about Slow play.
A player must have a very strong hand. ; The free card or cheap card the player is allowing to his opponents must have good possibilities of making them a second-best hand. ; That same free card must have little chance of giving an opponent a better hand or even giving them a draw to a better hand on the next round with sufficient pot odds to justify a call. ; The player must believe that he will drive out opponents by showing aggression, but can win a big pot if the opponents stay in the pot. ; The pot must not yet be very large. Seven-card stud example ; In a seven-card stud game, Ted's first three cards are all fours. Alice with a king showing bets first, Ted raises


Question: What evidence from infant studies supports the frequency format hypothesis?

Question: How many newborn infants were tested in the study examining their ability to discriminate between different numbers of dots?

Question: What age range did the infants tested in the study by Starkey et al. fall into?

Question: What was the age range of the infants tested in the study involving dot discrimination?

Question: What did the infants in Starkey et al.'s study hear while viewing displays of objects?

Question: What method was used to measure infants' recognition of numerical correspondences in Starkey et al.'s study?

Question: Which display did infants look at significantly longer in Starkey et al.'s study?

Question: Were the infants able to distinguish between 4 and 6 dots in the study on dot discrimination?

Question: Were infants able to discriminate between 2 and 3 dots in the study on dot discrimination?

Question: What was the purpose of the experiments conducted by Starkey et al.?

Answer: Evidence from infant studies supporting the frequency format hypothesis includes newborn infants' ability to discriminate between 2 and 3 dots but not between 4 and 6 dots, and 6 to 8 month old infants showing longer looking times toward displays that matched the number of drumbeats they heard.

Answer: 40

Answer: 6 to 8 months old.

Answer: 21 hours to 144 hours old.

Answer: The infants heard either two or three drumbeats.

Answer: Measurement of looking time.

Answer: The display that matched the number of sounds.

Answer: No.

Answer: Yes.

Answer: To test whether infants could recognize numerical correspondences.

This a document about Frequency format hypothesis.
 Another important evidence for the hypothesis came through the study of infants. In one study, 40 newborn infants were tested for their ability to discriminate between 2 dots versus 3 dots and 4 dots versus 6 dots. Even though infants were able to make the discrimination between 2 versus 3 dots, they were not able to distinguish between 4 versus 6 dots. The tested new born infants were only 21 hours to 144 hours old. Similarly in another study, to test whether infants could recognize numerical correspondences, Starkey et al. designed a series of experiments in which 6 to 8 month old infants were shown pairs of either a display of two objects or a display of three objects. While the displays were still visible, infants heard either two or three drumbeats. Measurement of looking time revealed that the infants looked significantly longer toward the display that matched the number of sounds.


Question: In which school year did the new Hiram High School first open?

Question: How many students are currently enrolled at Hiram High School?

Question: How many students does Hiram High School graduate each spring?

Question: What nickname was given to the trailer classroom community at Hiram High School?

Question: What facility was completed in 2010 that added 35 new classrooms to Hiram High School?

Question: What was the location of the new Hiram High School relative to downtown Hiram when it first opened?

Question: What types of expansions and changes has Hiram High School undergone in the years following its opening?

Question: What happened to the previous site of the freshman building after the new two-story facility was completed in 2010?

Answer: 1999–2000

Answer: 1,763

Answer: Hiram High School graduates about 400 students each spring.

Answer: The Village

Answer: A large two-story facility.

Answer: One mile to the west of downtown Hiram.

Answer: Hiram High School has undergone expansions and changes including new sports fields, a new fine arts building, a secondary gymnasium, a separate freshman building, and a large two-story facility with 35 new classrooms.

Answer: The large trailer classroom community, nicknamed "The Village," was removed.

This a document about Hiram High School.
 built on a new site one mile to the west of downtown Hiram. The new Hiram High School first opened for the 1999–2000 school year. In the following years the school has seen numerous expansions and changes, such as many new sports fields, a new fine arts building, a secondary gymnasium, and a separate freshman building. In 2010, a large two-story facility that added 35 new classrooms to the school was completed on the previous site of the freshman building, allowing the large trailer classroom community (nicknamed "The Village" among students) to be removed. At present, Hiram has 1,763 enrolled students and graduates about 400 students each spring.


Question: Which song on the 1984 album by America was co-written by Journey's Steve Perry?

Question: How many weeks did America's 1984 album spend on the charts?

Question: What was the highest chart position achieved by America's 1984 album?

Question: What was the title of the live album released by America in July 1985?

Question: Where was the live album 'In Concert' by America recorded?

Question: On what date was the live album 'In Concert' by America recorded?

Question: What was unique about America's 1985 album 'In Concert' in terms of chart performance?

Question: Which other co-writer of the song 'Lullaby' is known for his work on Lost in Space and Babylon 5?

Question: What was the name of the band mentioned in the document?

Question: What was the name of the record label that America ended their contract with after the release of In Concert?

Answer: "Lullaby"

Answer: three weeks

Answer: The highest chart position achieved by America's 1984 album was number 185.

Answer: In Concert

Answer: The live album 'In Concert' by America was recorded at the Arlington Theater in Santa Barbara, California.

Answer: 1 June 1985

Answer: It was the first America album to miss the charts entirely.

Answer: Bill Mumy

Answer: America

Answer: Capitol

This a document about America (band).
 Lullaby", was co-written by Bunnell, Journey's Steve Perry, Robert Haimer, and Bill Mumy, the latter of Lost in Space and Babylon 5 fame. Although neither track was played on popular radio, both did achieve minor success on the adult contemporary charts. The album peaked at number 185 during a three-week stint on the charts in October 1984. Their mainstream commercial success over, Beckley and Bunnell ended their Capitol contract with In Concert, released in July 1985. The album was recorded at the Arlington Theater in Santa Barbara, California on 1 June 1985. In Concert became the first America album to miss the charts entirely.


Question: What was Martha Hedman's profession?

Question: Which stage was Martha Hedman popular on?

Question: What were Martha Hedman's birth and death dates?

Answer: Martha Hedman was a stage actress.

Answer: Martha Hedman was popular on the Broadway stage.

Answer: Martha Hedman was born on August 12, 1883, and died on June 20, 1974.

This a document about Martha Hedman.
 Martha Hedman (August 12, 1883 – June 20, 1974) was a Swedish-American stage actress popular on the Broadway stage.


Question: When was Jarrad Grant born?

Question: Which AFL team did Jarrad Grant play for?

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Question: What program did Jarrad Grant graduate from before entering the AFL?

Question: Which team did Jarrad Grant originally play for before joining the AFL?

Question: In which year did Jarrad Grant nominate for the AFL National Draft?

Question: Which team selected Jarrad Grant in the 2007 AFL National Draft?

Question: At what position in the 2007 AFL National Draft was Jarrad Grant selected?

Question: What was the Bulldogs hoping to add to their team by selecting Jarrad Grant?

Question: On what date was Jarrad Grant named as an emergency for a NAB Cup game?

Answer: 6 July 1989.

Answer: Jarrad Grant played for the Gold Coast Football Club in the Australian Football League (AFL).

Answer: Jarrad Grant was recruited from the Dandenong Stingrays.

Answer: Jarrad Grant graduated from the AIS/AFL Academy before entering the AFL.

Answer: Frankston Bombers

Answer: 2007

Answer: The Bulldogs selected Jarrad Grant in the 2007 AFL National Draft.

Answer: 5th overall.

Answer: The Bulldogs were hoping to add height and marking power to their small forward line.

Answer: 22 February.

This a document about Jarrad Grant.
 Jarrad Grant (born 6 July 1989) is a former professional Australian rules footballer who played for the and Gold Coast Football Club in the Australian Football League (AFL). Recruited from his TAC Cup team, the Dandenong Stingrays, Grant is an AIS/AFL Academy graduate who originally played for the Frankston Bombers. Grant nominated for the 2007 AFL National draft. He was selected by the Bulldogs with their first selection (#5 overall) in the hope that he would add height and marking power to the Bulldogs small forward line. On 22 February, Grant (who was named as an emergency for the NAB Cup game later that night against the Essendon Football Club)


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Question: What is the orbital period of the asteroid 2001 UH231?

Answer: 650 m

Answer: MBA-M

Answer: 2001–2021

Answer: MBA-I

Answer: MBA-O

Answer: 14 Apr 2021

Answer: 2001–2021

Answer: NEAT

Answer: 18.3

Answer: 19.07

Answer: 16.39

Answer: MBA-M

Answer: 460 m

Answer: 24 Oct 2001

Answer: 13 days

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 data-sort-value="0.45" | 450 m || single || 2 days || 19 Oct 2001 || 8 || align=left | Disc.: NEAT || ; - id="2001 UH231" bgcolor=#E9E9E9 ; – || || MBA-M || 18.3 || data-sort-value="0.65" | 650 m || single || 13 days || 24 Oct 2001 || 12 || align=left | Disc.: NEAT || ; - id="2001 UM231" bgcolor=#fefefe ; 0 || || MBA-I || 19.07 || data-sort-value="0.46" | 460 m || multiple || 2001–2021 || 14 Apr 2021 || 32 || align=left | Disc.: NEAT || ; - id="2001 UN231" bgcolor=#d6d6d6 ; 0 || || MBA-O || 16.39


Question: Who co-founded the fashion company Veronica Beard with Veronica Miele Beard?

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Question: In which year did Veronica Beard make its debut at New York Fashion Week with the Spring/Summer 2013 collection?

Question: How many stores carried the Veronica Beard label in 2012?

Question: What was the average annual sales growth rate of the brand between 2016 and 2019?

Question: In what year did the brand's sales exceed $100 million?

Question: Which retail executive is one of the investors backing the brand Veronica Beard?

Question: How many stores worldwide carry the Veronica Beard brand as of the information in the document?

Question: What was the name of the company that Veronica Miele Beard worked with to launch Coatue Management?

Question: What is the name of Veronica Miele Beard's husband?

Question: What is the name of the fashion company co-founded by Veronica Miele Beard?

Question: What was the name of the fashion collection that Veronica Beard debuted at New York Fashion Week in September 2012?

Question: What is the name of the sister-in-law of Veronica Miele Beard?

Answer: Veronica Swanson Beard.

Answer: North Caldwell, New Jersey.

Answer: She worked on Wall Street and was partner and COO at Coatue Management, a technology hedge fund.

Answer: Veronica Miele Beard met her husband, Anson H. Beard, on Wall Street.

Answer: Coatue Management

Answer: 2010

Answer: 2012

Answer: 62

Answer: 90 percent.

Answer: 2018

Answer: Andrew Rosen

Answer: Over 500 stores.

Answer: Philippe Laffont

Answer: Anson H. Beard

Answer: Veronica Beard

Answer: Spring/Summer 2013 collection.

Answer: Veronica Swanson Beard

This a document about Veronica Miele Beard.
 Veronica Miele Beard is an American entrepreneur and fashion designer who co-founded Veronica Beard, a New York-based fashion company, with her sister-in law Veronica Swanson Beard. She was born and grew up in North Caldwell, New Jersey. After college, Miele Beard worked on Wall Street, where she met her husband Anson H. Beard. Prior to starting the fashion line, she worked with Philippe Laffont to launch Coatue Management, a technology hedge fund, where she was partner and COO. Miele Beard and her sister-in-law founded their eponymous company in 2010, and made their New York Fashion Week debut in September 2012 with its Spring/Summer 2013 collection. In 2012, the label was available in 62 stories, including Saks Fifth Avenue. Between 2016 and 2019, the brand's sales increased at an average annual rate of 90 percent while its headcount tripled. By 2018, the brand's sales exceeded $100 million. The brand Veronica Beard is backed by retail executive Andrew Rosen among a group of investors, and the brand may be raising more investor funding in 2020. The brand is carried by over 500 stores across the world, including Nordstrom, Shopbop and Bergdorf Goodman.


Question: When was the original rematch between Johnny Bedford and Rani Yahya expected to take place?

Question: Who replaced Rani Yahya in the rematch against Johnny Bedford at UFC Fight Night 44?

Question: How did Johnny Bedford lose his fight against Cody Gibson at UFC Fight Night 44?

Question: When did the rescheduled rematch between Johnny Bedford and Rani Yahya take place?

Question: How did Rani Yahya win his rematch against Johnny Bedford at UFC Fight Night 51?

Question: What consequence did Johnny Bedford face after losing the rematch with Rani Yahya?

Answer: June 28, 2014

Answer: Cody Gibson replaced Rani Yahya in the rematch against Johnny Bedford at UFC Fight Night 44.

Answer: Johnny Bedford lost his fight against Cody Gibson at UFC Fight Night 44 via first-round TKO. He was dropped by punches, and the fight was stopped by the referee just as he appeared to be regaining consciousness.

Answer: September 13, 2014

Answer: Rani Yahya won via submission in the second round.

Answer: Johnny Bedford was released from the promotion shortly after losing the rematch with Rani Yahya.

This a document about Johnny Bedford.
 in his favor. A rematch with Yahya was expected to take place on June 28, 2014 at UFC Fight Night 44. However, Yahya was forced out of the bout and replaced by Cody Gibson. For the second time in a row, his fight ended under somewhat controversial circumstances as Bedford was dropped by punches from Gibson and the fight was stopped by the referee just as Bedford appeared to be regaining consciousness, resulting in a first-round TKO loss. The rescheduled rematch with Rani Yahya eventually took place on September 13, 2014 at UFC Fight Night 51. Yahya won via submission in the second round, and Bedford was subsequently released from the promotion shortly after.


Question: What additional version of the song is included in the similarly titled EP besides the main track?

Answer: An acoustic version of the song.

This a document about Homeless (Marina Kaye song).
 The similarly titled EP contains in addition an acoustic version of the song.


Question: What event led to Robert A. George calling for the resignation of Trent Lott as Senate Majority Leader?

Question: Which publication did Robert A. George stop writing for after expressing his inability to vote for George W. Bush's re-election?

Question: For whom did Robert A. George vote in the 2000 presidential election?

Question: What is the full name of the well-known Princeton University professor and ethicist who shares a name with Robert A. George?

Question: Why did it become standard to distinguish between Robert A. George and Robert P. George by their middle initials?

Question: Which Libertarian candidate did Robert A. George vote for in an election mentioned in the document?

Question: What was the name of the publication where Robert A. George published an article stating he could not vote for the re-election of George W. Bush?

Question: What political affiliation is Robert A. George associated with based on the actions and statements described in the document?

Question: What was the name of the retiring Senator whose birthday party led to Trent Lott's controversial comments?

Answer: Comments made by Lott at the birthday party of retiring Senator Strom Thurmond.

Answer: National Review

Answer: Robert A. George voted for Harry Browne in the 2000 presidential election.

Answer: Robert P. George

Answer: Because they often wrote for the same publications.

Answer: Michael Badnarik

Answer: The New Republic

Answer: Conservative.

Answer: Strom Thurmond

This a document about Robert A. George.
 George was one of the first conservatives to call for the resignation of Trent Lott as Senate Majority Leader following comments made by Lott at the birthday party of retiring Senator Strom Thurmond. George has not written for National Review since publishing an article in The New Republic that he could not vote for the re-election of George W Bush. He instead voted for Libertarian candidate Michael Badnarik and said he voted in 2000 for Harry Browne. George shares a name with a well known Princeton University professor and ethicist. Because they often wrote for the same publications, it became standard to refer to George as Robert A. George and to the Princeton professor as Robert P. George.


Question: Which airport in Salvador da Bahia was formerly known as 2 de Julho Airport?

Question: What is the name of the airport in Santarém that serves as a destination for Varig?

Question: Which airport in São Luís was formerly known as Tirirical Airport?

Question: What are the two major airports in São Paulo that serve as destinations for Varig?

Question: What is the name of the airport in Tabatinga that serves as a destination for Varig?

Question: What is the name of the airport in Tefé that serves as a destination for Varig?

Question: Which airport in Teresina serves as a destination for Varig?

Question: What is the name of the airport in Uberaba that serves as a destination for Varig?

Question: What is the name of the airport in Uberlândia that serves as a destination for Varig?

Question: Which airport in Vitória was formerly known as Goiabeiras Airport?

Question: What is the name of the airport in Santiago de Chile that serves as a destination for Varig?

Question: Which airport in Bogotá serves as a destination for Varig?

Answer: Luís Eduardo Magalhães International Airport

Answer: Maestro Wilson Fonseca Airport

Answer: Mal. Cunha Machado International Airport

Answer: The two major airports in São Paulo that serve as destinations for Varig are Congonhas Airport and Guarulhos/Gov. André Franco Montoro International Airport.

Answer: Tabatinga International Airport

Answer: Tefé Airport

Answer: Sen. Petrônio Portella Airport

Answer: Mário de Almeida Franco Airport

Answer: Ten. Cel. Av. César Bombonato Airport

Answer: Eurico de Aguiar Salles Airport

Answer: Comodoro Arturo Merino Benítez International Airport

Answer: El Dorado International Airport

This a document about List of Varig destinations.
 Salvador da Bahia – Dep. Luís Eduardo Magalhães International Airport (formerly 2 de Julho Airport) ; Santarém – Maestro Wilson Fonseca Airport ; São Luís – Mal. Cunha Machado International Airport (formerly Tirirical Airport) ; São Paulo ; Congonhas Airport ; Guarulhos/Gov. André Franco Montoro International Airport ; Tabatinga – Tabatinga International Airport ; Tefé – Tefé Airport ; Teresina – Sen. Petrônio Portella Airport ; Uberaba – Mário de Almeida Franco Airport ; Uberlândia – Ten. Cel. Av. César Bombonato Airport ; Vitória – Eurico de Aguiar Salles Airport (formerly Goiabeiras Airport) ; Chile ; Santiago de Chile – Comodoro Arturo Merino Benítez International Airport (formerly Pudahuel Airport) ; Colombia ; Bogotá – El Dorado International Airport


Question: In which decade did Dominican abstractionism emerge as a visual language?

Question: Which artistic styles influenced Jaime Colson's neocubism in Dominican art?

Question: What distinguishes the cubist tendency in Dominican art from traditional Cubism?

Question: What is the name of the cubist style developed by Jaime Colson in Dominican art?

Question: During which decade did the Colsonian neo-cubist style become a national trend?

Question: Who are some of the artists who imitated or recreated Jaime Colson's neo-cubist style?

Question: What is the broader regional significance of colonial cubism according to the document?

Answer: 1940s

Answer: Neohumanist and Cubist styles influenced Jaime Colson's neocubism in Dominican art.

Answer: The cubist tendency in Dominican art is distinguished by its representation of the black Antillean world, emphasizing "the intimate drama of the tormented life of man and through the music that elevates him from his religious rites," contrasting with Cubism's continental reality.

Answer: neocubism or colonial cubism

Answer: 1950s

Answer: Paul Giudicelli, Dario Suro, Clara Ledesma, Rafael Faxas, Domingo Liz, Eligio Pichardo, and Dionisio Pichardo.

Answer: Colonial cubism can be appreciated as a Dominican, Caribbean, and even Antillean style.

This a document about Dominican art.
 During the 1940s Dominican abstractionism emerged as a visual language with Neohumanist and Cubist Jaime Colson's neocubism, or colonial cubism, that expresses a Caribbean racial and tropical reality that contrasts Cubism's contintental one. The cubist tendency that developed in Dominican art is that of the black Antillean world, "the intimate drama of the tormented life of man and through the music that elevates him from his religious rites", wrote Colson. The Colsonian neo-cubist style became a national trend during the 1950s and onwards, with more than one conscious imitator, mimetic or recreator appearing in each decade, like Paul Giudicelli, Dario Suro, Clara Ledesma, Rafael Faxas, Domingo Liz, Eligio Pichardo, and Dionisio Pichardo. Colonial cubism can also be appreciated as a Dominican, Caribbean and even Antillean style, since its aesthetic


Question: Which film did Vicky Hernández participate in as 'La Machiche' in 1986?

Question: What was the title of the mediometraje film that Vicky Hernández was involved in in 1986?

Question: Which film did Vicky Hernández appear in in 1985?

Question: In the 1984 film 'Cóndores no entierran todos los días', what was Vicky Hernández's character name?

Question: Which 1984 film did Vicky Hernández appear in, besides 'Cóndores no entierran todos los días'?

Question: In which 1983 film did Vicky Hernández appear?

Question: What was the name of the 1982 film that Vicky Hernández was in?

Question: Which 1980 theater production did Vicky Hernández participate in?

Question: What 1979 theater production was Vicky Hernández involved in?

Question: Which 1978 theater production did Vicky Hernández appear in?

Question: What film did Vicky Hernández appear in during the year 1970?

Question: Which 1966 theater production did Vicky Hernández participate in, other than 'Variaciones sobre un tema de Kafka' and 'La gaviota'?

Question: What 1991 film did Vicky Hernández appear in?

Question: Which other films or productions are listed in the document that Vicky Hernández was involved in, besides those already mentioned?

Answer: Mansión de Araucaima, La

Answer: Debajo de las estrellas

Answer: Póngale color

Answer: Agripina

Answer: Nelly

Answer: Carne de tu carne

Answer: Le Sang des tropiques

Answer: I took Panama

Answer: El resistible ascenso de Arturo Ui

Answer: Ricardo III

Answer: Rubí

Answer: Soldados

Answer: Espumas

Answer: The document does not mention any other films or productions besides those already listed.

This a document about Vicky Hernández.
 ; Mansión de Araucaima, La (1986) .... La Machiche ; Debajo de las estrellas (mediometraje) (1986) Póngale color (1985) ; Cóndores no entierran todos los días (1984) .... Agripina ; Nelly (1984) ; Carne de tu carne (1983) ; Sang des tropiques, Le (1982) ; I took Panama (1980 - teatro) ; El resistible ascenso de Arturo Ui (1979 - teatro) ; Ricardo III (1978 - teatro) ; Rubí (1970) ; Soldados (1966 - teatro) ; Variaciones sobre un tema de Kafka (1966 - teatro) ; La gaviota (1966 - teatro) ; Cascabel ; Proof of life ; Las cuatro edades del amor ; Espumas (1991) ; Casa Brava ; Reina


Question: What is the role of the Cln1 and Cln2 proteins in the cell cycle of yeast?

Question: Which proteins form complexes with Cdc28 during the S phase of the cell cycle in yeast?

Question: Which proteins form complexes with Cdc28 during the G2 phase to facilitate the transition to the M phase in yeast?

Question: Are the Cdc28 and Clb complexes present during the early M phase of the cell cycle in yeast?

Question: What transition in the cell cycle is facilitated by the Cdc28 and Cln1/Cln2 complexes in yeast?

Question: What do proposed models of yeast CDK complexes focus on, based on the information provided?

Question: What is the role of the Cdc28 and Cln1/Cln2 complexes in the G1 phase of the yeast cell cycle?

Question: What is the name of the table that summarizes yeast CDK complexes and their roles in the cell cycle?

Answer: Cln1 and Cln2 dissociate from Cdc28 once in the S phase, allowing complexes between Cdc28 and Clb5 or Clb6 to form.

Answer: Clb5 and Clb6.

Answer: Clb1, Clb2, Clb3, or Clb4.

Answer: Yes.

Answer: The transition from G1 phase to S phase.

Answer: Proposed models of yeast CDK complexes focus on important phosphorylation sites and transcription factors involved.

Answer: The role of the Cdc28 and Cln1/Cln2 complexes in the G1 phase of the yeast cell cycle is to facilitate the transition from G1 phase to S phase.

Answer: Table 1

This a document about Cyclin-dependent kinase complex.
 transition from G1 phase to S phase. Once in the S phase, Cln1 and Cln2 dissociates with Cdc28 and complexes between Cdc28 and Clb5 or Clb6 are formed. In G2 phase, complexes formed from the association between Cdc28 and Clb1, Clb2, Clb3, or Clb4, results in the progression from G2 phase to M (Mitotic) phase. These complexes are present in early M phase as well. See Table 1 for a summary of yeast CDKCs.  From what is known about the complexes formed during each phase of the cell cycle in yeast, proposed models have emerged based on important phosphorylation sites and transcription factors involved.


Question: What were Janko Vranyczany-Dobrinović's primary roles or professions?

Question: What position did Janko Vranyczany-Dobrinović hold between 1990 and 1991?

Question: What role was Janko Vranyczany-Dobrinović appointed to in 1991 related to Croatia's international relations?

Question: In what year was Janko Vranyczany-Dobrinović appointed as the first Permanent Representative of Croatia to the European Union?

Question: Who was the leader of the Croatian government responsible for the widespread turnaround of diplomats that led to Janko Vranyczany-Dobrinović's removal from his post?

Question: What were the dates of Janko Vranyczany-Dobrinović's birth and death?

Answer: Janko Vranyczany-Dobrinović was a Croatian nobleman, politician, and diplomat.

Answer: Minister of Tourism of Croatia.

Answer: President of the Office of Croatia for Contacts with the European Union and NATO.

Answer: 1996

Answer: Ivica Račan

Answer: Janko Vranyczany-Dobrinović was born on 1 May 1920 and died on 6 May 2015.

This a document about Janko Vranyczany-Dobrinović.
 Janko Baron Vranyczany-Dobrinović (1 May 1920 – 6 May 2015) was a Croatian nobleman, politician and diplomat. He served as the first Minister of Tourism of Croatia between 1990 and 1991. Afterwards, he was named President of the Office of Croatia for Contacts with the European Union and NATO in 1991, and was appointed the first Permanent Representative of Croatia to the European Union after the office was established in 1996. He was removed from the post in a widespread turnaround of Croatian diplomats, initiated by the centre-left government of Ivica Račan.


Question: What was one of the most significant and widely distributed texts published by the Mennonite Publishing Company?

Question: What is the name of the book in which John A. Hostetler discusses the significance of the texts published by the Mennonite Publishing Company?

Question: What types of publications did the Mennonite Publishing Company release besides the Herald of Truth?

Question: What was the name of the periodical that was the first of the (old) Mennonite Church?

Question: What languages were used in the editions of Menno Simons' Complete Works published by the Mennonite Publishing Company?

Question: What does John A. Hostetler suggest about the choice of texts published by Funk through the Mennonite Publishing Company?

Answer: The Herald of Truth

Answer: God Uses Ink

Answer: The Mennonite Publishing Company released English and German editions of Menno Simons' Complete Works, the Martyr's Mirror, hymnals, catechisms, confessions, yearbooks, and Sunday-school literature.

Answer: Herald of Truth

Answer: English and German.

Answer: John A. Hostetler suggests that the choice of texts published by Funk through the Mennonite Publishing Company represented his "convincement of the worth of the historic Mennonite faith and its principles for a new generation of believers."

This a document about Mennonite Publishing Company.
 One of Funk and the Mennonite Publishing Company's most significant and widely distributed texts was the Herald of Truth, the first periodical of the (old) Mennonite Church. Other notable texts released by the Publishing Company include English and German editions of Menno Simons' Complete Works and the Martyr's Mirror, as well as the "Old" Mennonite Church's "hymnals, catechisms, confessions, yearbooks, Sunday-school literature, etc." In God Uses Ink, John A. Hostetler suggests that the historical and contemporary texts Funk chose to publish through the Mennonite Publishing Company represented his "convincement of the worth of the historic Mennonite faith and its principles for a new generation of believers."


Question: Who was the first person to briefly account for the ruins of Palenque before they were largely ignored?

Question: In what year did Don Ramon de Ordoñez y Aguilar examine the ruins of Palenque and send a report?

Question: What position was held by the person in Antigua Guatemala to whom Don Ramon de Ordoñez y Aguilar sent his report?

Question: In what year was a further examination of Palenque conducted, noting the ruins were of particular interest?

Question: Who was sent to Palenque in 1786 to examine the site in more detail, accompanied by a military force?

Question: What was the name of the surveyor and architect who created the first map of Palenque?

Question: What damage was caused to the Palace at Palenque by Del Rio's forces during their examination in 1786?

Question: In what year was Antonio Bernasconi and Colonel Antonio del Río sent to examine the ruins of Palenque in more detail?

Question: What was the name of the military leader who accompanied Antonio Bernasconi during the 1786 examination of Palenque?

Question: What was the purpose of Antonio Bernasconi's 1786 visit to Palenque?

Question: What specific action did Antonio Bernasconi take during his 1786 examination of Palenque?

Answer: de la Nada

Answer: 1773

Answer: Capitan General

Answer: 1784

Answer: Antonio Bernasconi was sent to Palenque in 1786 to examine the site in more detail, accompanied by a military force under Colonel Antonio del Río.

Answer: Antonio Bernasconi

Answer: Del Rio's forces smashed through several walls, doing a fair amount of damage to the Palace.

Answer: 1786

Answer: Colonel Antonio del Río

Answer: The purpose of Antonio Bernasconi's 1786 visit to Palenque was to examine the site in more detail, make the first map of the site, and assess its significance.

Answer: Antonio Bernasconi made the first map of the site.

This a document about Palenque.
  After de la Nada's brief account of the ruins, no attention was paid to them until 1773 when one Don Ramon de Ordoñez y Aguilar examined Palenque and sent a report to the Capitan General in Antigua Guatemala, a further examination was made in 1784 saying that the ruins were of particular interest, so two years later surveyor and architect Antonio Bernasconi was sent with a small military force under Colonel Antonio del Río to examine the site in more detail. Del Rio's forces smashed through several walls to see what could be found, doing a fair amount of damage to the Palace, while Bernasconi made the first map of the site as well as


Question: Which languages did members of the ruling Bajilan family speak?

Question: What is the name of the ruling family of the Bajalan tribe?

Answer: Members of the ruling Bajilan family spoke Kurmanji and a dialect of Gurani.

Answer: Bajilan

This a document about Bajalan (tribe).
 Members of the ruling begzadas Bajilan family spoke Kurmanji as well as a dialect of Gurani.


Question: Where was Magda Fontanges imprisoned from 1948 to 1952?

Question: Why was Magda Fontanges released from prison in 1952?

Question: Where was Magda Fontanges placed after she violated the terms of her parole?

Question: In what year was Magda Fontanges freed from La Roquette Prisons?

Question: What was Magda Fontanges accused of stealing in 1955?

Question: Where was Magda Fontanges found dead in 1960?

Question: What was the suspected cause of Magda Fontanges' death in 1960?

Question: What was the reason for Magda Fontanges' arrest after she moved to Paris in 1952?

Question: Who was Magda Fontanges accused of stealing the Maurice Utrillo painting from in 1955?

Answer: Mauzac women's prison.

Answer: Magda Fontanges was released from prison in 1952 due to health reasons.

Answer: La Roquette Prisons.

Answer: 1955

Answer: A valuable Maurice Utrillo painting.

Answer: Magda Fontanges was found dead in her Geneva apartment in 1960.

Answer: A suspected sleeping pill overdose.

Answer: She was arrested for not respecting the terms of her parole.

Answer: Her lawyer and suspected lover.

This a document about Magda Fontanges.
 Fontanges was then imprisoned in the women's prison in Mauzac from 1948 to 1952. Due to health reasons, in 1952 she is released to house arrest in Melun, however Fontanges moved to Paris with the intention of managing a bar, and was arrested again for not respecting the terms of her parole. She was then placed in La Roquette Prisons. Freed in 1955, Fontanges was later that year accused of stealing a valuable Maurice Utrillo painting from her lawyer and suspected lover. In 1960, Fontanges was found dead in her Geneva apartment from a suspected sleeping pill overdose.


Question: What is the basic game mode of Movie Battles II?

Question: In the Open mode, how many teams are pitted against each other?

Question: What is the objective of the attackers in the Open mode?

Question: What is the alternative way for a team to win in the Open mode?

Question: Are all classes in Movie Battles II available to play as in the Open mode?

Question: Can players fully customize their classes in the Open mode?

Question: What is the primary purpose of the Duel mode in Movie Battles II?

Question: Which two classes are playable in the Duel mode?

Question: How many lives are given to players in the Duel mode?

Answer: Open

Answer: Two teams are pitted against each other in the Open mode.

Answer: The attackers' objective in the Open mode is to complete a given objective that is unique for each map.

Answer: A team can win by eliminating all members of the opposing force.

Answer: Yes.

Answer: Yes.

Answer: The primary purpose of the Duel mode in Movie Battles II is to allow players to recreate iconic duels from the Star Wars saga.

Answer: Jedi and Sith.

Answer: Players are given three lives.

This a document about Movie Battles.
Open - the basic game mode of Movie Battles II. Two teams of players (the attackers and the defenders) are pitted against each other, with the attackers attempting to complete a given objective, unique for each map, while the defenders try to stop them until a timer runs out. Alternatively, either team can win by eliminating all members of the opposing force. In this mode, all aforementioned classes are available to play as, and fully customisable. ; Duel - this mode's primary purpose is to allow players to recreate iconic duels from the Star Wars saga. Only the Jedi and Sith classes are playable, and players are given three lives. Once a player loses all


Question: What is the name of the coastal indentation located between Abu Qir and Rosetta?

Question: What body of water does the River Nile empty into at Rosetta?

Question: How wide is Aboukir Bay according to the document?

Question: What natural feature protected the western end of Aboukir Bay in 1798?

Question: How far did the rocky shoals extend into Aboukir Bay from the promontory?

Question: What was the name of the castle that guarded the promontory at the western end of Aboukir Bay?

Question: What was the purpose of the small fort situated on an island among the rocks in Aboukir Bay?

Question: Who was stationed at the small fort on the island among the rocks in Aboukir Bay?

Question: What did the partisans intercept and kill the courier carrying?

Question: What was the name of the village located at the western end of Aboukir Bay?

Question: What was the name of the town located at the eastern end of Aboukir Bay?

Answer: Aboukir Bay

Answer: The Mediterranean.

Answer: 16 nautical miles.

Answer: Rocky shoals.

Answer: 3 miles.

Answer: Aboukir Castle.

Answer: The purpose of the small fort was to protect the extensive rocky shoals and garrison French soldiers.

Answer: French soldiers were stationed at the small fort on the island among the rocks in Aboukir Bay.

Answer: instructions

Answer: Abu Qir

Answer: Rosetta

This a document about Battle of the Nile.
 partisans intercepted and killed the courier carrying the instructions. Aboukir Bay is a coastal indentation 16 nmi across, stretching from the village of Abu Qir in the west to the town of Rosetta to the east, where one of the mouths of the River Nile empties into the Mediterranean. In 1798, the bay was protected at its western end by extensive rocky shoals which ran 3 mi into the bay from a promontory guarded by Aboukir Castle. A small fort situated on an island among the rocks protected the shoals. The fort was garrisoned by French soldiers and armed with


Question: What is the name of the endangered Uto-Aztecan language spoken by the Pipil people?

Question: In which region is the term 'Pipil' most commonly used to refer to the language?

Question: What linguistic feature do the Nahuatl varieties in Veracruz, Tabasco, and Chiapas share with Pipil?

Question: What sound change is characteristic of the Pipil language and similar Nahuatl varieties?

Question: Which three southern Mexican states are mentioned as having Nahuatl varieties that are similar to Pipil?

Question: What is the linguistic relationship between the Pipil language and other Nahuatl varieties in southern Mexico?

Question: What is the name of the language movement aimed at revitalizing the Pipil language among young Nahua people?

Question: What is the linguistic family to which the Pipil language (Nawat) belongs?

Answer: Nawat

Answer: Central America

Answer: They have reduced the earlier /tl/ sound to a /t/.

Answer: The Pipil language and similar Nahuatl varieties are characterized by the reduction of the earlier /tl/ sound to a /t/.

Answer: Veracruz, Tabasco, and Chiapas.

Answer: The Pipil language shares greater similarities with Nahuatl varieties in southern Mexico (Veracruz, Tabasco, and Chiapas), particularly because they have reduced the earlier /tl/ sound to /t/.

Answer: There is a movement of revitalization among young Nahua people.

Answer: The Pipil language (Nawat) belongs to the Uto-Aztecan language family.

This a document about Pipil people.
 distance from the core civilization in Mexico. The Pipil speak an endangered Uto-Aztecan language Nawat, but there is a movement of revitalization among young Nahua people. For most authors the term Pipil or Nawat is used to refer to the language in Central America only (i.e., excluding Mexico). However, the term (along with the synonymous Eastern Nahuatl) has also been used to refer to Nahuatl language varieties in the southern Mexican states of Veracruz, Tabasco, and Chiapas, that like Pipil have reduced the earlier /tl/ sound to a /t/. The varieties spoken in these three areas do share greater similarities with Nawat Pipil than the other Nahuatl


Question: What is the name of the protein encoded by the IFNA5 gene in humans?

Answer: Interferon alpha-5

This a document about IFNA5.
 Interferon alpha-5 is a protein that in humans is encoded by the IFNA5 gene.


Question: What is the term used to describe the process of evaluating and interpreting sources or ideas in academic writing?

Question: What is the common perception of critical analysis among academic communities?

Question: What are the key components of one approach to critical analysis that involves analyzing a single source?

Question: What is one method of critical analysis that involves comparing and contrasting two different opinions?

Question: What is one sequence of writing development that leads to critical analysis as described in the document?

Question: What questioning technique is suggested as a way to begin the critical analysis process?

Question: What is one method of critical analysis that involves moving from descriptive to analytical to evaluative writing?

Answer: critical analysis

Answer: Critical analysis is sometimes seen as the 'holy grail' of academic writing or a 'rite of passage' for students to become accepted members of their academic community of practice.

Answer: The key components are premise, argument, conclusion, and application.

Answer: Comparing and contrasting two different opinions using a discursive argumentation format.

Answer: Moving from summarising, to making simple inferences, to critiquing according to objective criteria and bringing in a personal interpretation.

Answer: The questioning technique suggested is using "who, what, where, why, etc." to brainstorm an issue.

Answer: Moving from descriptive writing to analytical writing to evaluative writing.

This a document about Learning development.
 is called critical analysis. Critical analysis is sometimes seen as the 'holy grail' of academic writing or a 'rite of passage' for students to become accepted members of their academic community of practice. There are several different approaches to critical analysis: critically analysing a single source using a premise, argument, conclusion, application approach; moving from descriptive writing to analytical writing to evaluative writing; comparing and contrasting two different opinions using a discursive argumentation format; moving from summarising, to making simple inferences, to critiquing according to objective criteria and bringing in a personal interpretation; and using a questioning approach (who, what, where, why, etc.) to brainstorm an issue.


Question: Where did Terrence Leas earn his bachelor's degree in social science education?

Question: In what year did Terrence Leas earn his bachelor's degree in social science education?

Question: What was Terrence Leas's first negative experience at Florida State University that inspired him to reform the education system?

Question: Where did Terrence Leas earn his master's degree in educational administration?

Question: In what year did Terrence Leas earn his master's degree in educational administration?

Question: Where did Terrence Leas earn his doctorate in higher education administration?

Question: In what year did Terrence Leas earn his doctorate in higher education administration?

Answer: Florida State University.

Answer: 1972

Answer: Terrence Leas's first negative experience at Florida State University was the difficult and emotional process of registering for classes on his first day, which included using IBM cards and seeing a girl crying under a table.

Answer: Valdosta State College (now Valdosta State University)

Answer: 1981

Answer: Terrence Leas earned his doctorate in higher education administration from Florida State University.

Answer: 1989

This a document about Terrence Leas.
 Leas received his undergraduate education from Florida State University (FSU), where he earned a bachelor's degree (B.A.) in social science education in 1972. Leas has spoken about his negative experience registering for classes on his first day at FSU, which he credits with inspiring him to reform the education system:"'We got a pack of IBM cards and lined up in the gym for registration... I saw a girl sitting under the table, crying, and within an hour, I felt the same.'"Leas went on to receive his master's degree in educational administration from Valdosta State College (now Valdosta State University) in 1981. Leas would return to FSU to receive his doctorate in higher education administration in 1989.


Question: In which Polish province was Naliboki located before the 1939 German-Soviet invasion of Poland?

Question: What event led to the Soviet Union's involvement in eastern Poland, where the Naliboki forest became a site of partisan activity?

Question: Who sent NKVD leaders to the partisans in Naliboki in 1942?

Question: What method was used to supply partisans operating in the Naliboki forest?

Question: From which groups were the local partisans in Naliboki primarily recruited?

Question: How did the partisans in Naliboki treat the local villagers according to the document?

Question: What action did the partisans in Naliboki take against the local villagers?

Question: What was the name of the operation in which Germany invaded the Soviet Union, leading to partisan activity in Naliboki forest?

Question: What was the name of the massacre referenced in the title of the document?

Question: What was the name of the forest where partisan activity took place during the Naliboki massacre?

Question: What year did the NKVD leaders arrive in Naliboki to support the partisans?

Answer: Nowogródek Province

Answer: Operation Barbarossa, Germany's invasion of the Soviet Union.

Answer: The Central Headquarters of the Partisan Movement sent NKVD leaders to the partisans in Naliboki in 1942.

Answer: The partisans were airdropped material.

Answer: The local partisans in Naliboki were primarily recruited from Red Army soldiers of all ethnicities who had been cut off by German encirclements, and from Ukrainians and pro-Soviet Belarusians.

Answer: They treated the villagers as enemies.

Answer: The partisans in Naliboki forcibly took provisions from villagers and treated them as enemies.

Answer: Operation Barbarossa

Answer: Naliboki massacre

Answer: Naliboki forest

Answer: 1942

This a document about Naliboki massacre.
 Before the 1939 German-Soviet invasion of Poland, Naliboki was part of eastern Poland's Stołpce County, Nowogródek Province. Following Operation Barbarossa, Germany's invasion of the Soviet Union, Soviet resistance forces operated in eastern Poland, behind German lines, in Naliboki forest. In 1942, NKVD leaders were sent in to them by Central Headquarters of the Partisan Movement, and the partisans were airdropped material. Local partisans were recruited from Red Army soldiers of all ethnicities who had been cut off by German encirclements, and from Ukrainians and pro-Soviet Belarusians. They forcibly took provisions from villagers, whom they treated as enemies. The murder of peasants by way of