Question: In which region of New South Wales is Belford railway station located?

Question: What railway line was Belford railway station a part of?

Question: When was Belford railway station closed and for what reason?

Question: How many platforms did Belford railway station have, and how long were they?

Question: What safety features were present at Belford railway station before its closure?

Question: What did passengers have to do to access both platforms at Belford railway station?

Question: What is the current status of Belford railway station?

Question: Which road was near the level crossing of Belford railway station?

Question: What major highway is located near Belford railway station and connects Newcastle and Brisbane?

Answer: Hunter Region

Answer: Main North railway line.

Answer: Belford railway station was closed on 4 September 2005 for safety reasons.

Answer: Belford railway station had 2 platforms, each about 3 metres long.

Answer: Lighting and security cameras.

Answer: Passengers had to cross the tracks to access both platforms.

Answer: Belford railway station is closed.

Answer: Hermitage Road

Answer: New England Highway

This a document about Belford railway station, New South Wales.
 Belford railway station is a closed station on the Main North railway line. It served the settlement of Belford in the Hunter Region of New South Wales, Australia. Services were provided by CityRail's Hunter line until 4 September 2005, when the station was closed for safety reasons. The station consisted of 2 platforms about 3 metres long. Until it was closed, the station contained safety features, including lighting and security cameras. Passengers would have to cross the tracks to access both platforms. There is no sign of the station now, which was near the level crossing of Hermitage Road. Nearby is the New England Highway which links Newcastle and Brisbane.


Question: Which award did Paul Veyne receive in 1972?

Question: What award did Paul Veyne win in 2006?

Question: What was the name of the award Paul Veyne received from the French Senate in 2007?

Question: Which award did Paul Veyne win in 2009?

Question: What award did Paul Veyne receive in 2014?

Question: Which prize was awarded to Paul Veyne by the Bibliothèque nationale de France in 2017?

Question: What honor did Paul Veyne receive in 2021?

Question: Which award did Paul Veyne win in 2007 besides the French Senate History Book Award?

Answer: Prize of the Académie française.

Answer: Chateaubriand Awards

Answer: French Senate History Book Award

Answer: Prix Roger Caillois

Answer: Prix Femina essai.

Answer: Prize of Bibliothèque nationale de France

Answer: French Senate Medal

Answer: Grand prix Gobert

This a document about Paul Veyne.
1972 : Prize of the Académie française ; 2006 : Chateaubriand Awards ; 2007 : French Senate History Book Award ; 2007 : Grand prix Gobert ; 2009 : Prix Roger Caillois ; 2014 : Prix Femina essai ; 2017 : Prize of Bibliothèque nationale de France ; 2021 : French Senate Medal


Question: In which district is the village of Taşoluk located?

Question: Which province in Turkey is the village of Taşoluk part of?

Answer: The village of Taşoluk is located in the District of Sinanpaşa.

Answer: Afyonkarahisar Province

This a document about Taşoluk, Sinanpaşa.
  Taşoluk is a village in the District of Sinanpaşa, Afyonkarahisar Province, Turkey.


Question: What is the primary focus of Centenary Bank in Uganda?

Question: In which sectors does Centenary Bank provide loans to support development?

Question: What is the total value of Centenary Bank's assets as of December 2020 in Ugandan shillings?

Question: What was the value of Centenary Bank's shareholders' equity as of December 2020 in US dollars?

Question: Where is the headquarters of Centenary Bank located?

Question: What is the name of the building where Centenary Bank's headquarters is situated?

Question: How many bank branches did Centenary Bank have as of December 2020?

Question: How many automated teller machines were linked to Centenary Bank as of December 2020?

Question: In how many regions of Uganda does Centenary Bank operate its branches and ATMs?

Question: How many deposit accounts did Centenary Bank have as of December 2020?

Question: What is the approximate value of Centenary Bank's assets as of December 2020 in US dollars?

Question: Which regions in Uganda does Centenary Bank operate its branches and ATMs?

Answer: The primary focus of Centenary Bank in Uganda is the promotion of development through loans to rural farmers, processors of agricultural produce, small traders, small manufacturers, importers, and exporters.

Answer: Centenary Bank provides loans to rural farmers, processors of agricultural produce, small traders, small manufacturers, importers, and exporters to support development.

Answer: UGX:4.499 trillion

Answer: US$222.78 million.

Answer: The headquarters of Centenary Bank is located in Kampala, in Mapeera House on Kampala Road opposite City Square.

Answer: Mapeera House

Answer: 63

Answer: 157 automated teller machines.

Answer: 4

Answer: Centenary Bank had 1,493,554 deposit accounts as of December 2020.

Answer: $1.27 billion

Answer: Centenary Bank operates its branches and ATMs in the Central, Western, Northern, and Eastern Regions of Uganda.

This a document about Centenary Bank.
 The bank is a large financial services provider in Uganda primarily involved in the promotion of development through loans to rural farmers, processors of agricultural produce, small traders, small manufacturers, importers, and exporters. While engaged in all areas of commercial banking, the bank has a significant portion of its portfolio in the microfinance arena in an attempt to meet the needs of the many individuals and business entities with limited means. As of December 2020, the bank's assets were UGX:4.499 trillion (US$1.27 billion), with shareholders' equity of USh789.52 billion (US$222.78 million). , Centenary Bank had its headquarters in Kampala. Its headquarters building is Mapeera House, on Kampala Road opposite City Square. The bank had a network of 63 bank branches together with 157 linked automated teller machines at 115 locations in the Central, Western, Northern, and Eastern Regions. The bank had 1,493,554 deposit accounts.


Question: Where does Robert Martin Patterson currently reside?

Question: In which year did Robert Martin Patterson move to Pensacola, Florida?

Answer: Pensacola, Florida.

Answer: 2010

This a document about Robert Martin Patterson.
 Patterson resides in Pensacola, Florida, having moved there in 2010.


Question: In which year did Sweden participate in the Eurovision Song Contest as described in the document?

Question: On what date was the first semi-final of the Eurovision Song Contest 2017 scheduled to take place?

Question: In what position was Sweden scheduled to perform in the first semi-final of the 2017 contest?

Question: Which country's entry was scheduled to follow Sweden's performance in the first semi-final?

Question: How was the running order for the semi-finals decided in the 2017 contest?

Question: On which television channel were the semi-finals and final of the 2017 Eurovision Song Contest televised in Sweden?

Question: Who provided commentary for the Eurovision Song Contest 2017 in Sweden?

Question: Who was the Swedish spokesperson that announced the 12-point score awarded by the Swedish jury during the final?

Answer: 2017

Answer: 9 May 2017

Answer: Sweden was scheduled to perform in position 1.

Answer: Georgia

Answer: The running order for the semi-finals was decided by the shows' producers rather than through another draw.

Answer: SVT1

Answer: Måns Zelmerlöw and Edward af Sillén.

Answer: Wiktoria Johansson.

This a document about Sweden in the Eurovision Song Contest 2017.
 first semi-final, to be held on 9 May 2017, and was scheduled to perform in the first half of the show. Once all the competing songs for the 2017 contest had been released, the running order for the semi-finals was decided by the shows' producers rather than through another draw, so that similar songs were not placed next to each other. Sweden was set to open the show and perform in position 1, before the entry from Georgia. The two semi-finals and the final were televised in Sweden on SVT1 with commentary by Måns Zelmerlöw and Edward af Sillén. The Swedish spokesperson, who announced the top 12-point score awarded by the Swedish jury during the final, was Wiktoria Johansson.


Question: In which year did the Algoma District municipal elections take place?

Question: Who was the incumbent mayor re-elected in the 2010 Algoma District municipal elections?

Question: In which language was the incumbent mayor Gary Bishop re-elected?

Answer: 2010

Answer: Gary Bishop

Answer: Spanish.

This a document about 2010 Algoma District municipal elections.
 Incumbent mayor Gary Bishop was re-elected in Spanish.


Question: What field did Fonseca begin to study at the Universidad Católica when he returned to Chile?

Question: What business did Fonseca open while studying at the Universidad Católica?

Question: With whose approval did Fonseca drop out of his studies to focus on music?

Question: In what year did Fonseca dedicate himself entirely to Fusion?

Question: What academic program did Fonseca take the PAA for the following year after joining Fusion?

Question: What trait made González stand out as a student at the Faculty of the Arts?

Question: What was the nature of González's interactions with the music reading teacher at the Faculty of the Arts?

Question: What was the name of the person Fonseca first spoke to after González bothered the music reading teacher?

Question: What was the name of the person who teased the music reading teacher and made the classmates laugh?

Question: What was the name of the record store that Fonseca dedicated himself to in 1982?

Answer: Commercial Engineering

Answer: Fonseca opened the Fusión record store while studying at the Universidad Católica.

Answer: His father.

Answer: 1982

Answer: Faculty of the Arts

Answer: González stood out as a sharp and brilliant student.

Answer: González used to tease the music reading teacher by making all of her classmates laugh.

Answer: González

Answer: González

Answer: Fusion

This a document about La voz de los '80.
 year Fonseca returned to Chile, he began to study "Commercial Engineering" (as in Argentina) at the Universidad Católica, at the same time that he opened the Fusión record store. However, with the approval of his father, he dropped out to study music. Thus, as in 1982, he dedicated himself entirely to Fusion, and gave the PAA to enter the Faculty of the Arts the following year, where he met González. González immediately stood out as a sharp and brilliant student. He used to tease the music reading teacher by making all of her classmates laugh; One of the first times Fonseca spoke to González was after bothering the teacher.


Question: In which year was the genus Halfordia first formally described?

Question: Who was the first person to formally describe the genus Halfordia?

Question: What is the name of the work in which Halfordia was first formally described?

Question: What was the first species described by Ferdinand von Mueller in the genus Halfordia?

Question: What is the current status of the species name Halfordia drupifera?

Question: Who first described the species Eriostemon kendack in 1860?

Question: In which publication was Eriostemon kendack first described?

Question: Who changed the name of Eriostemon kendack to Halfordia kendack in 1911?

Question: In which publication did André Guillaumin rename Eriostemon kendack to Halfordia kendack?

Question: After whom is the genus Halfordia named?

Question: What does the name 'kendack' refer to in the indigenous language of New Caledonia?

Answer: 1865

Answer: Ferdinand von Mueller was the first person to formally describe the genus Halfordia.

Answer: Fragmenta phytographiae Australiae

Answer: Halfordia drupifera

Answer: The species name Halfordia drupifera is now considered a nomen illegitimum.

Answer: Xavier Montrouzier

Answer: Mémoires de l'Académie Royale des Sciences, Belles-Lettres et Arts de Lyon.

Answer: André Guillaumin.

Answer: Notulae Systematicae

Answer: The genus Halfordia is named after George Britton Halford.

Answer: The name 'kendack' refers to the indigenous name for the Halfordia tree in New Caledonia.

This a document about Halfordia.
 The genus Halfordia was first formally described in 1865 by Ferdinand von Mueller in Fragmenta phytographiae Australiae and the first species he described was Halfordia drupifera, now considered a nomen illegitimum. In 1860, Xavier Montrouzier described Eriostemon kendack in Mémoires de l'Académie Royale des Sciences, Belles-Lettres et Arts de Lyon, and in 1911, André Guillaumin changed the name to Halfordia kendack in Notulae Systematicae. Halfordia is named after George Britton Halford and "kendack" is an indigenous name for this tree in New Caledonia.


Question: How long did the partnership between Henry Wilks and Amos last?

Question: What were the reasons that led Amos to retire from his partnership with Henry?

Question: What did Henry Wilks feel about Amos' decision to retire from their business?

Question: How did Henry describe his feelings toward Amos despite their parting?

Question: What did Hayward assess about Henry's feelings regarding Amos retiring?

Question: What new character was introduced as the replacement for Amos in the story?

Question: What did Henry and Amos fantasize about regarding their living quarters?

Question: What was the name of the character who replaced Amos as the new landlord in the story?

Question: What did Henry and Amos actually have regarding their bedrooms despite their fantasies?

Question: What was the name of the actor who portrayed the new character Alan Turner in the story?

Answer: The partnership between Henry Wilks and Amos lasted seventeen years.

Answer: Amos retired from his partnership with Henry after suffering a stroke and a fall down some stairs.

Answer: Henry viewed Amos' decision as a selfish act but their parting was amicable because Henry was "genuinely fond of Amos".

Answer: Henry was "genuinely fond of Amos".

Answer: Hayward assessed that Henry was an "emotional wrench" and "exasperated" that Amos would give up on their business.

Answer: Alan Turner

Answer: A lovely lounge upstairs and luxurious bedrooms.

Answer: Alan Turner

Answer: They had separate bedrooms.

Answer: Richard Thorp

This a document about Henry Wilks.
 (Amos) and I often laugh about the dingy living quarters we're supposed to share. We fantasise about a lovely lounge upstairs and luxurious bedrooms. We do have separate bedrooms, by the way, despite what people say." Amos and Henry's partnership lasted seventeen years until Amos decides to retire, after suffering a stroke and a fall down some stairs. Hayward assessed that Henry was an "emotional wrench" and "exasperated" that Amos would give up on their business. Henry views Amos' decision as a selfish act but their parting is amicable because Henry is "genuinely fond of Amos". Writers decided to introduce Alan Turner (Richard Thorp) as the new landlord of the


Question: Where was Anna McNeill Whistler living when she posed for the painting?

Question: What is one unverifiable story about how Anna McNeill Whistler became the model for the painting?

Question: What was the original idea Whistler had for the composition of the painting, and why did it change?

Question: Which art institution in London displayed the painting at its 104th Exhibition in 1872?

Question: How close was the painting to being rejected by the Royal Academy of Art in 1872?

Question: What was the name of the painting by Whistler that is often referred to as 'Whistler's Mother'?

Question: What was the impact of the painting's near-rejection by the Royal Academy of Art on Whistler's relationship with the British art world?

Answer: London, at Cheyne Walk, Chelsea.

Answer: Anna Whistler acted as a replacement for another model who could not make the appointment.

Answer: Whistler originally envisioned painting his mother standing up, but she was too uncomfortable to pose standing for an extended period, so the composition changed.

Answer: The Royal Academy of Art.

Answer: The painting came within a hair's breadth of rejection by the Royal Academy of Art in London in 1872.

Answer: The name of the painting by Whistler is "Arrangement."

Answer: It worsened the rift between Whistler and the British art world.

This a document about Whistler's Mother.
 Anna McNeill Whistler posed for the painting while living in London with her son at Cheyne Walk, Chelsea. Several unverifiable stories relate to the painting of the work; one is that Anna Whistler acted as a replacement for another model who could not make the appointment. It is also said that Whistler originally envisioned painting the model standing up, but that his mother was too uncomfortable to pose standing for an extended period. The work was shown at the 104th Exhibition of the Royal Academy of Art in London (1872), after coming within a hair's breadth of rejection by the Academy. This episode worsened the rift between Whistler and the British art world; Arrangement was the


Question: What emotions did the brother of Jie Mei experience before hammering his body into the spear?

Question: What object is the brother's spirit trapped in?

Question: Who is the brother of Jie Mei in the document?

Question: What is the name of the weapon that the brother of Jie Mei served as the shaft for?

Question: What is the relationship between Jie Mei and the Beast Spear?

Question: What is the name of the highly skilled blacksmith mentioned in the document?

Question: What has the brother pledged his loyalty to despite his trapped state?

Question: What caused the brother of Jie Mei to go insane according to the document?

Answer: anger, remorse, and regret

Answer: The spear.

Answer: The brother of Jie Mei is the one who hammered his body into the shaft of the spear.

Answer: The Beast Spear

Answer: Jie Mei is the brother of the person whose spirit is trapped in the Beast Spear's shaft.

Answer: Jie Mei

Answer: Ushio

Answer: Being unable to prevent her sacrifice.

This a document about List of Ushio and Tora characters.
 with anger, remorse and regret, he hammered his body into the shaft of the spear. His spirit is trapped in the darkness of the spear, unlike his sister, and can greatly influence the user of the spear with his fury. Still, he has pledged his loyalty to Ushio. He served as the Beast Spear's shaft. The brother of Jie Mei, a highly skilled blacksmith who eventually goes insane from being unable to prevent her sacrifice. Filled with anger, remorse and regret, he hammered his body into the shaft of the spear. His spirit is trapped in the darkness of the


Question: What was John Mauchly's vision regarding personal computers in 1962?

Question: What was the name of the first geographic information system (GIS), and who led its development?

Question: What was the name of the supercomputer dedicated on December 7, 1962, and where was it located?

Question: What was the significance of the Atlas supercomputer in terms of its design and usage?

Question: What did Ivan Sutherland develop at MIT using the TX-2 computer, and what was its significance?

Question: What did John Mauchly say about the average boy or girl and their ability to master a personal computer?

Answer: John Mauchly envisioned a time when everyone would carry his own personal computer.

Answer: The first geographic information system (GIS) was the Canada Geographic Information System, led by Roger Tomlinson.

Answer: The supercomputer was named Atlas and was located at the University of Manchester in England.

Answer: The Atlas supercomputer was significant because it was the first system designed for multiprogramming and was the most powerful in the world at the time of its dedication in December 1962. It remained in use for the next decade.

Answer: Ivan Sutherland developed Sketchpad at MIT using the TX-2 computer. It was the origin of graphical programs used for computer-aided design.

Answer: John Mauchly said, "There is no reason to suppose the average boy or girl cannot be master of a personal computer."

This a document about 1962 in science.
 so" everyone would have their own computer with "exchangeable wafer-thin data storage files to provide inexhaustible memories and answer most problems". He is quoted as saying, "There is no reason to suppose the average boy or girl cannot be master of a personal computer." ; December 7 – The Atlas supercomputer, the most powerful in the world at this date, is dedicated at the University of Manchester in England. It is the first system designed for multiprogramming, and will be in use for the next decade. ; December 28 – Mauchly is again reported as saying he "envisions a time when everyone will carry his own personal computer". ; At MIT, Ivan Sutherland uses the TX-2 computer to write Sketchpad, the origin of graphical programs used for computer-aided design. ; Roger Tomlinson leads development of the Canada Geographic Information System, the world's first geographic information system (GIS).


Question: What is the relationship between the voltage produced by the fuel cell and the O2 partial pressure at the membrane?

Question: What is the typical response accuracy of the system, assuming stable cabinet temperature and air flow across the fuel cell?

Question: What is a chief advantage of using an open flow system in respirometry?

Question: How does the O2 consumption rate relate to the ambient O2 partial pressure in respirometry?

Question: What factors influence the response accuracy of the respirometry system?

Answer: The voltage produced by the fuel cell is linearly proportional to the O2 partial pressure at the membrane.

Answer: 0.01% or better.

Answer: The chief advantage of using an open flow system in respirometry is that it permits continuous recording of metabolic rate.

Answer: The O2 consumption rate is proportional to the ambient O2 partial pressure.

Answer: The response accuracy of the respirometry system is influenced by cabinet temperature stability, air flow stability across the fuel cell, supporting electronics, software, and other considerations.

This a document about Respirometry.
 rate proportional to ambient O2 partial pressure. The fuel cell produces a voltage linearly proportional to the O2 partial pressure at the membrane. As long as cabinet temperature is stable, and provided that air flow across the fuel cell is stable and within range, the response will be 0.01% or better depending on supporting electronics, software, and other considerations. For open flow system, the list of equipment and parts is long compared to the components of a closed system, but the chief advantage of the open system is that it permits continuous recording of metabolic rate. The risk of


Question: In which year did Tony Durant stand for the Rother Valley seat in a general election?

Question: Which political party retained the Rother Valley seat in the 1970 General Election?

Question: What decision by Margaret Thatcher did Tony Durant support in 1971 regarding school milk?

Question: What was the name of the constituency Tony Durant represented from 1974 to 1983?

Question: What was the name of the constituency Tony Durant represented from 1983 to 1997?

Question: What role did Tony Durant hold in the House of Commons during his time as an MP?

Question: In which year was Tony Durant knighted, as announced in the New Year Honours?

Question: What issue did Tony Durant successfully campaign for in 1994 regarding the homosexual age of consent?

Question: In which year did Tony Durant retire from politics?

Answer: 1970

Answer: Labour.

Answer: Tony Durant supported Margaret Thatcher's decision to end free school milk.

Answer: Reading North

Answer: Reading West

Answer: Tony Durant acted as a Whip in the House of Commons.

Answer: 1991

Answer: The lowering of the homosexual age of consent.

Answer: 1997

This a document about Tony Durant.
 Durant stood unsuccessfully for Rother Valley at the 1970 General Election; the seat was retained for his party by Labour's Peter Hardy. In 1971 Durant supported Thatcher's decision to end free school milk on the grounds that many children did not like it. He was the Member of Parliament for Reading North from 1974 to 1983. After Reading's constituencies underwent boundary changes, he was the Member of Parliament for Reading West from 1983 to 1997. During his time in the Commons, he acted as a Whip. Announced in the 1991 New Year Honours he was knighted on 14 February 1991. In 1994 he successfully campaigned for the lowering of the homosexual age of consent. He retired from politics at the 1997 UK General Election.


Question: Who was the commander of RAF Bomber Command during the Battle of the Ruhr?

Question: What was the duration of the Battle of the Ruhr?

Question: What was the main objective of the Battle of the Ruhr?

Question: How many aircraft were involved in the initial attack on Essen during the Battle of the Ruhr?

Question: When did the Battle of the Ruhr begin?

Question: What type of aircraft did Meurer shoot down on the night of 5/6 March 1943?

Question: Where did Meurer shoot down a Wellington on the night of 5/6 March 1943?

Question: What was the target of the RAF Bomber Command on 12/13 March 1943?

Question: How many aerial victories did Meurer claim on 12/13 March 1943?

Question: Where did Meurer shoot down a Halifax on the night of 5/6 March 1943?

Question: What time did Meurer shoot down a Halifax on the night of 5/6 March 1943?

Question: What types of aircraft did Meurer claim victories over on 12/13 March 1943?

Question: What time did Meurer shoot down a Wellington on the night of 5/6 March 1943?

Answer: Air Chief Marshal Sir Arthur Harris.

Answer: 5 months.

Answer: The main objective of the Battle of the Ruhr was to cause heavy damage to German industry by targeting industrial centres in the Ruhr Area.

Answer: 442 aircraft.

Answer: The Battle of the Ruhr began on 5 March 1943.

Answer: Meurer shot down a Halifax and a Wellington on the night of 5/6 March 1943.

Answer: 4 km northwest of Weeze.

Answer: The Krupp factory in Essen.

Answer: Four.

Answer: West of Düsseldorf.

Answer: 20:57

Answer: Meurer claimed victories over two Halifax, one Lancaster, and one aircraft type not specified.

Answer: 21:20

This a document about Manfred Meurer.
 In March 1943, RAF Bomber Command, under the command of Air Chief Marshal Sir Arthur Harris, initiated a 5-month long campaign of strategic bombing targeting the industrial centres in the Ruhr Area. This series of bombing attacks, dubbed the Battle of the Ruhr (5 March 1943 – 31 July 1943), caused heavy damage to German industry. The Battle of the Ruhr began with a 442-aircraft attack on Essen on the night of 5/6 March 1943. That night, Meurer shot down a Halifax shot down at 20:57 west of Düsseldorf and, at 21:20, a Wellington 4 km northwest of Weeze. On 12/13 March 1943, as RAF Bomber Command targeted the Krupp factory in Essen, Meurer claimed four aerial victories, two Halifax, one Lancaster, and one


Question: What year was Dead or Alive 3 released?

Question: Which company developed Dead or Alive 3?

Question: For which console was Dead or Alive 3 released as a launch title?

Question: What is the full Japanese name of Dead or Alive 3?

Question: What is the main focus of the story in Dead or Alive 3?

Question: Which character is transformed into Omega in the Omega project in Dead or Alive 3?

Question: What was the name of the project in Dead or Alive 3 aimed at creating the ultimate human weapon?

Question: What was the commercial success of Dead or Alive 3 in terms of sales within the first five months?

Question: What was the name of the sequel released in 2004 following Dead or Alive 3?

Question: Which clan is Genra the leader of in Dead or Alive 3?

Question: What company published Dead or Alive 3?

Question: What improvements did Dead or Alive 3 bring compared to its predecessors?

Question: What was the name of the third Dead or Alive tournament featured in Dead or Alive 3?

Question: What was the name of the game that succeeded Dead or Alive 3 in 2005?

Question: What position did Dead or Alive 3 hold in terms of sales among Xbox games?

Answer: 2001

Answer: Team Ninja

Answer: Xbox

Answer: デッドオアアライブ3

Answer: The story focuses on DOATEC's attempt to create the ultimate human weapon through the Omega project by transforming the Mugen Tenshin Ninja Clan's Hajin Mon leader Genra into the evil superhuman, Omega, and the ninjas entering the third Dead or Alive tournament to defeat him.

Answer: Genra is transformed into Omega in the Omega project in Dead or Alive 3.

Answer: Omega project

Answer: Dead or Alive 3 sold over 1 million copies worldwide in the first five months after its release.

Answer: Dead or Alive Ultimate

Answer: Genra is the leader of the Mugen Tenshin Ninja Clan in Dead or Alive 3.

Answer: Tecmo

Answer: Dead or Alive 3 improved upon the gameplay and graphics in superior detail compared to its predecessors.

Answer: The third Dead or Alive tournament is not explicitly named in the document.

Answer: Dead or Alive 4

Answer: It became one of the top best selling Xbox games.

This a document about Dead or Alive 3.
 Dead or Alive 3 (デッドオアアライブ3) is a 2001 fighting video game developed by Team Ninja and published by Tecmo for the Xbox console as one of its launch titles. It is the third main entry in the Dead or Alive fighting series. Dead or Alive 3 improved upon the gameplay and graphics in superior detail compared to that of its predecessors. The game's story focuses on DOATEC's attempt to create the ultimate human weapon through the Omega project by transforming the Mugen Tenshin Ninja Clan's Hajin Mon leader Genra into the evil superhuman, Omega, and the ninjas entering the third Dead or Alive tournament to defeat him. Dead or Alive 3 was very well received. It was a commercial success upon release, selling over 1 million copies worldwide in the first five months after its release, becoming one of the top best selling Xbox games. The game was later followed by Dead or Alive Ultimate in 2004 and Dead or Alive 4 in 2005.


Question: What was the purpose of the 25 mm Hotchkiss anti-tank gun model 25 AC mle 1934?

Question: What was the 25 AC mle 1934 commonly associated with in terms of weaponry configuration?

Question: What was the function of the shared ball joint in the 'trumelage' system of the 25 AC mle 1934?

Question: How did the length of the 25 AC mle 1934 gun tube vary depending on its mounting?

Question: What was the purpose of the 25 APX SAL 35 model of the 25 mm Hotchkiss gun?

Question: Which company's workshops were responsible for designing the 25 APX SAL 35?

Question: What was the purpose of the 25 APX SAL 1937 model of the 25 mm Hotchkiss gun?

Question: What was the approximate weight of the carriage used for the 25 APX SAL 1937 model?

Question: Which army used some examples of the 25 APX SAL 1937 model?

Question: What was the name of the system that allowed the 25 AC mle 1934 to be combined with Reibel machine guns?

Answer: The purpose of the 25 mm Hotchkiss anti-tank gun model 25 AC mle 1934 was to equip the Maginot Line as a mixed weapon, used in association with Reibel machine guns.

Answer: The 25 AC mle 1934 was commonly associated with a twinning of Reibel machine guns sharing the same ball joint in a "trumelage."

Answer: The shared ball joint in the 'trumelage' system allowed the 25 mm Hotchkiss anti-tank gun to be associated with Reibel machine guns, enabling them to share the same mounting and a single sight.

Answer: The length of the tube was reduced depending on the type of bell in which the trumelage was to be mounted.

Answer: The 25 APX SAL 35 was a shortened version of the 25 mm Hotchkiss gun, designed in 1935 to equip the Panhard 178 armoured car.

Answer: Puteaux

Answer: The purpose of the 25 APX SAL 1937 model was to serve as a lengthened 77 caliber derivative with a lighter 300 kg carriage, designed by the APX. Some examples were used by the Romanian Army.

Answer: 300 kg.

Answer: The Romanian Army.

Answer: trumelage

This a document about 25 mm Hotchkiss anti-tank gun.
25 AC mle 1934: So-called de forteresse (fortress version), adopted to equip the Maginot Line. The 25mm gun was not used alone but as a mixed weapon. It was therefore associated with a twinning of Reibel machine guns sharing the same ball joint in a "trumelage" which had a single sight, common to both types of weapons. The length of the tube was reduced depending on the type of bell in which the trumelage was to be mounted, the length of the field gun being kept by the mounting in the casemate. ; 25 APX SAL 35: Shortened version, designed in 1935 in the Puteaux workshops (hence the acronym APX) to equip the Panhard 178 armoured car. ; 25 APX SAL 1937: a lengthened 77 caliber derivative designed by the APX with a much lighter 300 kg carriage. Some examples were used by the Romanian Army.


Question: How many Primetime Emmy Awards has James Hayman been nominated for?

Question: What other award has James Hayman been nominated for besides the Primetime Emmy Awards?

Answer: James Hayman has been nominated for two Primetime Emmy Awards.

Answer: DGA Award

This a document about James Hayman.
 Hayman has been nominated for two Primetime Emmy Awards and a DGA Award.


Question: Where is the Hodgen's Cemetery Mound located?

Question: What is the significance of Hodgen's Cemetery Mound being named a historic site?

Question: What feature of the hill led to the name Hodgen's Cemetery Mound?

Question: What evidence was found on the hillside that suggested the hill was originally a burial mound?

Question: Which prehistoric culture is known for the practice of artificial cranial deformation mentioned in the text?

Question: What is the shape of the Hodgen's Cemetery Mound?

Question: What is the age of the oldest gravestones found around the Hodgen's Cemetery Mound?

Question: What natural process revealed human bones on the hillside of Hodgen's Cemetery Mound?

Answer: The Hodgen's Cemetery Mound is located in the village of Tiltonsville along the Ohio River shoreline of Jefferson County, Ohio.

Answer: The significance of Hodgen's Cemetery Mound being named a historic site is that it recognizes its importance as a prehistoric earthwork and archaeological site built by the Adena culture.

Answer: The feature of the hill that led to the name Hodgen's Cemetery Mound is that white residents of Tiltonsville founded a cemetery around it in the nineteenth century.

Answer: Human bones, including a skull with evidence of artificial cranial deformation, were found on the hillside.

Answer: The Adena culture.

Answer: The Hodgen's Cemetery Mound is round and cone-shaped.

Answer: The oldest gravestones found around the Hodgen's Cemetery Mound are as old as the 1870s.

Answer: Erosion.

This a document about Hodgen's Cemetery Mound.
 The Hodgen's Cemetery Mound is a Native American mound in the far eastern part of the U.S. state of Ohio. Located in the village of Tiltonsville along the Ohio River shoreline of Jefferson County, the mound is a prehistoric earthwork and archaeological site, and it has been named a historic site. During the nineteenth century, white residents of the village of Tiltonsville founded a cemetery around a small hill on the northern side of their village. A round, cone-shaped knoll with a tree growing from its top, the hill is surrounded by gravestones as old as the 1870s. At some point since that time, erosion of the hillside revealed human bones, including a skull with evidence of artificial cranial deformation. This practice was common among the prehistoric Adena culture; consequently, the bones allowed archaeologists to determine that the hill was a burial mound built by


Question: Which legal principle did Lord Eldon LC refer to regarding the control of a trust?

Question: Why was the trust in Morice v Bishop of Durham considered invalid as a private trust?

Question: What is a requirement for a trust to be under the control of the court, according to Lord Eldon LC?

Question: What must be true about the administration of a trust for it to be under the control of the court?

Answer: The execution of a trust shall be under the control of the court.

Answer: The trust was considered invalid as a private trust because it lacked beneficiaries.

Answer: A trust must be of such a nature that it can be under the court's control, so that its administration can be reviewed by the court, and if the trustee dies, the court itself can execute the trust.

Answer: The administration of a trust must be such that it can be reviewed by the court, or, if the trustee dies, the court itself can execute the trust.

This a document about Morice v Bishop of Durham.
 Lord Eldon LC, on appeal, also found that the trust could neither be valid as a private trust, because it lacked beneficiaries. As it is a maxim, that the execution of a trust shall be under the control of the court, it must be of such a nature, that it can be under that control; so that the administration of it can be reviewed by the court; or, if the trustee dies, the court itself can execute the trust: a trust therefore, which, in case of mal-administration could be reformed; and a due administration directed; and then, unless the subject


Question: What was the position publicly advocated by the coal industry for decades regarding increased carbon dioxide in the atmosphere?

Question: Who was the combustion engineer that stated the coal industry was 'buying time' before air pollution regulations would be implemented?

Question: What environmental concerns did conservative groups begin to deny in response to growing public awareness in the 1970s?

Question: What was the name of the company that the combustion engineer worked for, which is now known as Peabody Energy?

Question: What was the purpose or implication of the coal industry 'buying time' according to the combustion engineer's statement?

Question: What event or development in 1981 is mentioned in the document in the context of climate change denial?

Question: In which cities did public awareness of the greenhouse effect grow in the 1970s, leading to conservative denial of environmental concerns?

Question: What was the role of the coal industry in delaying government action on air pollution according to the combustion engineer's statement?

Answer: The coal industry publicly advocated the position that increased carbon dioxide in the atmosphere is beneficial for the planet.

Answer: A combustion engineer for Peabody Coal (now Peabody Energy).

Answer: Environmental concerns which could lead to government regulation.

Answer: Peabody Coal

Answer: The purpose or implication of the coal industry "buying time" was to delay additional government air pollution regulations that would be introduced to clean the air.

Answer: The 1981 Presidency.

Answer: The document does not explicitly state the cities where public awareness of the greenhouse effect grew in the 1970s.

Answer: The coal industry was "buying time" before additional government air pollution regulations would be promulgated.

This a document about Climate change denial.
 including New York and London." In a discussion following this paper in the same publication, a combustion engineer for Peabody Coal, now Peabody Energy, the world's largest coal supplier, added that the coal industry was merely "buying time" before additional government air pollution regulations would be promulgated to clean the air. Nevertheless, the coal industry for decades thereafter publicly advocated the position that increased carbon dioxide in the atmosphere is beneficial for the planet. In response to increasing public awareness of the greenhouse effect in the 1970s, conservative reaction built up, denying environmental concerns which could lead to government regulation. With the 1981 Presidency


Question: What were the full name and dates of birth and death of Sir Abraham Jeremy Raisman?

Question: What roles did Sir Abraham Jeremy Raisman hold in the Government of India?

Question: During what years did Sir Abraham Jeremy Raisman serve as the Finance Member of the Government of India?

Question: What were the honorifics and titles associated with Sir Abraham Jeremy Raisman?

Answer: Sir Abraham Jeremy Raisman, GCMG, GCIE, KCSI (19 March 1892 – 20 February 1978)

Answer: Sir Abraham Jeremy Raisman was the Finance Member of the Government of India from 1939 to 1945.

Answer: 1939 to 1945.

Answer: GCMG, GCIE, KCSI

This a document about Jeremy Raisman.
 Sir Abraham Jeremy Raisman, GCMG, GCIE, KCSI (19 March 1892 – 20 February 1978) was a British administrator in India and banker. He was Finance Member of the Government of India from 1939 to 1945.


Question: What was the name of the gang that stole freshly buried bodies for sale to anatomists near Columbia Road?

Question: What was the age of the boy whose suspiciously fresh corpse was delivered to the King's College School of Anatomy on 7 November 1831?

Question: Who was the superintendent of police that searched the cottages at Nova Scotia Gardens?

Question: What items of clothing did Joseph Sadler Thomas find in a well and a privy during his investigation?

Question: What unusual action did the police take by opening the premises for viewing after the arrests?

Question: How much did the public pay to view the premises after the arrests of the Resurrection men?

Question: What happened to the dwelling at Nova Scotia Gardens after the police opened it for viewing?

Question: Where was the corpse of the 14-year-old boy delivered on 7 November 1831?

Question: What was the purpose for which the Resurrection men stole freshly buried bodies?

Question: What was the name of the location where Joseph Sadler Thomas searched the cottages during his investigation?

Question: What was the name of the institution to which the suspiciously fresh corpse of the 14-year-old boy was delivered on 7 November 1831?

Answer: The Resurrection men.

Answer: 14 years old.

Answer: Joseph Sadler Thomas.

Answer: Items of clothing.

Answer: The police opened the premises for viewing and charged 5 shillings.

Answer: 5 shillings.

Answer: The public carried away the dwelling, piece by piece, as souvenirs.

Answer: The corpse of the 14-year-old boy was delivered to the King's College School of Anatomy, in the Strand.

Answer: The Resurrection men stole freshly buried bodies for sale to anatomists.

Answer: Nova Scotia Gardens

Answer: King's College School of Anatomy

This a document about Columbia Road Flower Market.
 they formed a notorious gang of Resurrection men, stealing freshly buried bodies for sale to anatomists. On 7 November 1831 the suspiciously fresh corpse of a 14-year-old boy was delivered, by these men, to the King's College School of Anatomy, in the Strand. Joseph Sadler Thomas, a superintendent of police, searched the cottages at Nova Scotia Gardens, and found items of clothing in a well in one of the gardens, and also in one of the privies, suggesting multiple murders. The Resurrection men were arrested, and by an extraordinary arrangement, the police opened the premises for viewing, charging 5 shillings. The public carried away the dwelling, piece by piece, as souvenirs.


Question: Where is the campus of Jesuit School of Theology (JST) located?

Question: How many Jesuit seminaries in the United States have ecclesiastical faculties approved by the Vatican's Congregation for Catholic Education?

Question: What is the name of the other Jesuit seminary in the United States besides Jesuit School of Theology?

Question: What is the name of the university that Jesuit School of Theology is affiliated with as a division?

Question: Who governs Santa Clara University civilly?

Question: What requirement is specified in the internal statute regarding the president of Santa Clara University?

Question: Are the majority of the board members at Santa Clara University members of the Jesuit order?

Question: Approximately how many Jesuit priests and brothers are active teachers at Santa Clara University?

Question: What is the name of the Vatican congregation that approved the ecclesiastical faculties of the Jesuit seminaries?

Question: What was the name of the institution that Weston Jesuit School of Theology affiliated with in June 2008?

Question: What is the name of the institution that Jesuit School of Theology affiliated with as a division?

Answer: The campus of Jesuit School of Theology (JST) is located in Berkeley, California.

Answer: Two.

Answer: Weston Jesuit School of Theology

Answer: Santa Clara University

Answer: A board of trustees.

Answer: The president must be a member of the Jesuit order.

Answer: No.

Answer: About 42.

Answer: The Vatican's Congregation for Catholic Education.

Answer: Boston College

Answer: Boston College

This a document about Santa Clara University.
 University." Although a division of SCU, it retains its campus in Berkeley, California. JST is one of two Jesuit seminaries in the United States with ecclesiastical faculties approved by the Vatican's Congregation for Catholic Education. The other, Weston Jesuit School of Theology, completed a similar affiliation with Boston College in June 2008, becoming Boston College School of Theology and Ministry. Santa Clara University is civilly chartered and governed by a board of trustees, which appoints the president. By internal statute, the president must be a member of the Jesuit order, although the members of the board are primarily non-Jesuits. About 42 Jesuit priests and brothers are active teachers


Question: What is the name of the place of practice in Buddhism that avoids both extremes and leads to enlightenment?

Question: What is the ultimate goal of the Buddhist practice according to the document?

Question: What did Charles Henry Allan Bennett hope readers would gain from understanding the Buddhist religion?

Question: According to the document, what does the Buddhist Teaching offer to the western world?

Question: What is the title of the document's featured individual?

Answer: Majjhima-Pātipadā

Answer: The ultimate goal of the Buddhist practice according to the document is the total extinguishment of all suffering and the attainment of everlasting peace.

Answer: Charles Henry Allan Bennett hoped readers would gain a glimmer of the Buddhist Religion and recognize its incomparable value to the western world. He believed it would provide the greatest answer to its questionings and the simplest presentations of the deepest facts about life.

Answer: The Buddhist Teaching offers the western world the greatest answer to its questionings and the simplest presentations of the deepest facts about life.

Answer: Charles Henry Allan Bennett

This a document about Charles Henry Allan Bennett.
 Path, the Majjhima-Pātipadā: that place of practice that avoids both extremes and leads to enlightenment, the total extinguishment of all suffering. "'If … any of you shall be able to gain even some faint glimmer of the Buddhist Religion and its incomparable value to the western world, it will be my very great reward; and, as you in such case will surely find, your very great advantage.'" "'Our western world… I believe will find, the greatest answer to its questionings, the simplest presentations of the deepest facts about life, in this same wonderful Teaching of the Indian Prince, who sought and found alone the Way to put an End to Suffering – the Way to Everlasting Peace.'"


Question: What is the birth year of Estonian actor Klaudia Tiitsmaa?

Question: What is the birth year of Estonian actor Rain Tolk?

Question: What is the birth year of Estonian actor Koit Toome?

Question: What is the birth year of Estonian actor Mart Toome?

Question: What is the birth year of Estonian actor Taimo Toomast?

Question: What is the birth year of Estonian actor Ülle Toming?

Question: What is the birth year of Estonian actor Kärt Tomingas?

Question: What is the birth year of Estonian actor Taimo Toomast?

Question: What is the birth year of Estonian actor Harriet Toompere?

Question: What is the birth year of Estonian actor Hendrik Toompere Jr.?

Question: What is the birth year of Estonian actor Hendrik Toompere Jr. Jr.?

Question: What is the birth year of Estonian actor Tambet Tuisk?

Question: What is the birth year of Estonian actor Eduard Tinn?

Question: What is the birth year of Estonian actor Olev Tinn?

Question: What is the birth year of Estonian actor Sulev Teppart?

Question: What is the birth year of Estonian actor Jaan Tooming?

Question: What is the birth year of Estonian actor Raivo Trass?

Question: What is the birth year of Estonian actor Heino Torga?

Question: What is the birth year of Estonian actor Ivan Triesault?

Question: What is the birth year of Estonian actor Enn Toona?

Question: What is the birth year of Estonian actor Teplenkov?

Answer: 1990

Answer: 1977

Answer: 1979

Answer: 1980

Answer: 1962

Answer: 1955

Answer: 1967

Answer: 1962

Answer: 1975

Answer: 1965

Answer: 1986

Answer: 1976

Answer: 1899

Answer: 1920

Answer: 1960

Answer: 1946

Answer: 1946

Answer: 1933

Answer: 1898

Answer: 1909

Answer: 1975

This a document about List of Estonian actors.
 Teplenkov (born 1975) ; Sulev Teppart (born 1960) ; Klaudia Tiitsmaa (born 1990) ; Eduard Tinn (1899–1968) ; Olev Tinn (1920–1971) ; Rain Tolk (born 1977) ; Eduard Toman (born 1960) ; Ülle Toming (born 1955) ; Kärt Tomingas (born 1967) ; Taimo Toomast (born 1962) ; Koit Toome (born 1979) ; Mart Toome (born 1980) ; Jaan Tooming (born 1946) ; Harriet Toompere (born 1975) ; Hendrik Toompere Sr. (1946–2008) ; Hendrik Toompere Jr. (born 1965) ; Hendrik Toompere Jr. Jr. (born 1986) ; Enn Toona (1909–1973) ; Heino Torga (1933–2012) ; Raivo Trass (born 1946) ; Ivan Triesault (1898–1980) ; Tambet Tuisk (born 1976)


Question: What honor was Vladimír Nedvěd awarded for his gallantry?

Question: How many missions did Vladimír Nedvěd complete with No. 311 Squadron before undergoing pilot training?

Question: What was the name of the squadron Vladimír Nedvěd was part of during his engagement with Luftwaffe aircraft on 29 September 1942?

Question: What type of aircraft was Vladimír Nedvěd flying during his engagement with three Luftwaffe Junkers 88s?

Question: What was the outcome for one of the Luftwaffe Junkers 88s during the engagement on 29 September 1942?

Question: What was the result of the engagement between Vladimír Nedvěd's aircraft and the Luftwaffe on 29 September 1942?

Question: What was the reason Vladimír Nedvěd did not give up during his mission despite the fire worsening and part of his bomb load exploding?

Question: What was the outcome for the second Luftwaffe Junkers 88 during the engagement on 29 September 1942?

Question: What role was Vladimír Nedvěd operating in with No. 311 Squadron when he engaged the Luftwaffe on 29 September 1942?

Question: How many Luftwaffe Junkers 88s did Vladimír Nedvěd engage on 29 September 1942?

Question: What was the result for Vladimír Nedvěd during the mission where the fire was worsening and part of his bomb load exploded?

Answer: Member of the Order of the British Empire.

Answer: 25

Answer: No. 311 Squadron

Answer: Wellington.

Answer: One of the Luftwaffe Junkers 88s was shot down by an air gunner during the engagement on 29 September 1942.

Answer: One Luftwaffe Junkers 88 was shot down and a second was compelled to withdraw with a burning engine.

Answer: The document does not explicitly state the reason Vladimír Nedvěd did not give up during his mission.

Answer: The second Luftwaffe Junkers 88 was compelled to withdraw with a burning engine.

Answer: Coastal Command.

Answer: Three.

Answer: Nedvěd was the only survivor.

This a document about Vladimír Nedvěd.
 fire was worsening and part of their bomb load exploded, still Nedvěd would not give up. Sadly, despite his heroism Nedvěd was the only survivor. For his gallantry he was appointed a Member of the Order of the British Empire. Nedvěd would go on to complete 25 missions with No. 311 Squadron before going for pilot training. After completing his pilot training Nedvěd returned to No. 311 Squadron who were now operating as part of Coastal Command. In this role Nedvěd found himself in an engagement with three Luftwaffe Junkers 88s while in a Wellington on 29 September 1942. An air gunner shot down one attacker and a second was compelled to withdraw with a burning engine.


Question: What type of dictionary was started in 2013 according to the document?

Question: How many entries did the Polish-German dictionary contain by November 2019?

Question: How many queries does the Polish-German dictionary receive every weekday?

Answer: A Polish-German dictionary.

Answer: Over 74,000 entries.

Answer: Almost 80,000.

This a document about LEO (website).
 In 2013, a Polish-German dictionary was started which contains over 74,000 entries by November 2019 and receives almost 80,000 queries every weekday.


Question: Along which river is the area of Koncha-Zaspa located?

Question: What is the name of the former settlement in the northern part of Koncha-Zaspa that was part of Kyiv since 1957?

Question: What was the former name of Chapayivka before the 1920s?

Question: What are the names of some of the sanatoriums located in Koncha-Zaspa?

Question: Which football club has a training site and stadium located in Koncha-Zaspa, just outside Chapayivka?

Question: What is the name of the cultural building located in Koncha-Zaspa?

Question: What is the name of the highway that runs through the neighborhood of Koncha-Zaspa?

Question: What type of residences are located along the Stolychne shose (Capital highway) in Koncha-Zaspa?

Question: For whom were the elite dachas along the Stolychne shose designated?

Question: What is the name of the memorial complex located in Koncha-Zaspa?

Answer: Dnieper river.

Answer: Chapayivka

Answer: Vita Litovska

Answer: "Koncha-Zaspa", "Zhovten", "Prolisok"

Answer: FC Dynamo Kyiv

Answer: The cultural building located in Koncha-Zaspa is called "Koncha-Zaspa".

Answer: Stolychne shose (Capital highway, P01)

Answer: Numerous elite dachas designated for the local Communist nomenklatura.

Answer: The elite dachas along the Stolychne shose were designated for the local Communist nomenklatura.

Answer: Koncha-Zaspa

This a document about Koncha-Zaspa.
 The general area is located along the Dnieper river and consists mostly of woodland, while its northern part includes the former settlement of Chapayivka (before the 1920s Vita Litovska) which has been part of Kyiv since 1957. Among other former settlements are Kozyn and Plyuty. In Koncha-Zaspa are located several sanatoriums "Koncha-Zaspa", "Zhovten", "Prolisok" as well as the training site of the FC Dynamo Kyiv with a stadium (just outside Chapayivka). Here is located a building of culture "Koncha-Zaspa" and a memorial complex Koncha-Zaspa. Through the neighborhood runs the Stolychne shose (Capital highway, P01), along which are located numerous elite dachas designated for the local Communist nomenklatura. Before the establishment of the Soviet regime, the area was reserved for


Question: On what date did the storm producing two tornadoes occur in Anna, Texas?

Question: What was the rating of the first tornado that passed near Anna, Texas?

Question: How far east of Anna High School did the first tornado pass?

Question: What was the rating of the second tornado that touched down in Westminster and Whitewright?

Question: How many people were killed as a result of the second tornado?

Question: Which organizations worked together to provide shelter at Anna High School during the storm?

Question: What type of individuals from Collin County assisted with the National Weather Service during the disaster?

Question: From which cities were the tornadoes visible during the storm?

Question: What was the impact on power during the storm in the Anna area?

Answer: May 9, 2006

Answer: F0

Answer: 2.5 miles.

Answer: F3

Answer: Three.

Answer: The Anna police and fire departments along with the American Red Cross worked together to provide shelter at Anna High School during the storm.

Answer: Volunteers from Collin County Amateur Radio Services.

Answer: Anna, Van Alstyne, and Melissa.

Answer: Power was knocked out to several homes in the area.

This a document about Anna, Texas.
 On May 9, 2006, a storm producing two tornadoes swept across Anna, with the first tornado (F0) passing 2.5 mi east of the high school, barely missing the incorporated city limits. The second tornado (F3) touched down in neighboring Westminster and Whitewright, destroying many homes and killing three. During the disaster, several volunteers from Collin County Amateur Radio Services worked with the National Weather Service in a Skywarn net. The Anna police and fire departments along with the American Red Cross opened Anna High School up as a shelter to the "walking wounded" and anyone who needed a place to stay due to the road blockages and damage in that area. The tornadoes could be seen from Anna, Van Alstyne, and Melissa, and power was knocked out to several homes in the area.


Question: Which country has a comprehensive national smoke-free law covering all public indoor areas and some outdoor areas?

Question: In which year did North Macedonia begin enforcing the smoking ban in bars, cafes, restaurants, and nightclubs?

Question: Where is smoking still permitted in North Macedonia under the smoke-free law?

Question: In what types of public areas is smoking prohibited in North Macedonia according to the smoke-free law?

Question: What are some examples of public events where smoking is not allowed in North Macedonia?

Answer: North Macedonia.

Answer: 2010

Answer: Smoking is permitted only in people's homes, at open spaces and public areas free of sporting competitions, cultural and entertainment events, gatherings and other public events.

Answer: Smoking is prohibited in bars, cafes, restaurants, and nightclubs in North Macedonia according to the smoke-free law.

Answer: Sporting competitions, cultural and entertainment events, and gatherings.

This a document about List of smoking bans.
 North Macedonia has a comprehensive national smoke-free law covering all public indoor areas, and in some cases in outdoor areas. Smoking is prohibited in bars, cafes, restaurants, and nightclubs starting 1 January 2010. Smoking is permitted only in people's homes, at open spaces and public areas free of sporting competitions, cultural and entertainment events, gatherings and other public events.


Question: How many students were enrolled in the Medical Faculty of Heinrich Heine University Düsseldorf during the winter semester of 2011/12?

Question: What is the name of the graduate program that provides networking, services, and counseling for graduate students and their supervisors at HHU’s Medical Faculty?

Question: Which research training group at Heinrich Heine University focuses on neuroscience?

Question: What is the name of the research training group that supports graduate students in hepatology at HHU?

Question: Which research hub at Heinrich Heine University focuses on tumor research?

Question: Which research units at Heinrich Heine University are involved in hepatology research?

Question: What is the name of the research unit at HHU that focuses on surgery?

Question: Which research unit at HHU is dedicated to infectiology and immunology?

Question: What is the name of the organization at HHU that conducts diabetes and metabolism research?

Question: Which research institute at Heinrich Heine University is focused on environmental medicine?

Question: What is the name of the institute at HHU that specializes in brain research?

Question: What is the name of the biomedical research center that is part of HHU’s local research environment?

Answer: More than 3,000 students.

Answer: Medical Research School Düsseldorf

Answer: The research training group that focuses on neuroscience is RTG 1033 (iBrain).

Answer: CRC 974

Answer: The Düsseldorf School of Oncology (DSO) focuses on tumor research.

Answer: The research units involved in hepatology research at Heinrich Heine University are CRC 974 and Research Unit 217.

Answer: Research Unit 1585

Answer: Research Unit 729.

Answer: The German Diabetes Centre (DDZ)

Answer: The Leibniz-Institute for Environmental Medicine (IUF).

Answer: C. and O. Vogt Institute for Brain Research

Answer: The Biomedical Research Centre (BMFZ)

This a document about Heinrich Heine University Düsseldorf.
  With more than 3,000 students in the winter semester 2011/12, the Medical Faculty is HHU's third largest unit. Study offers range from Medicine and Dentistry (state examination) through Toxicology (MSc) to Public Health and Endocrinology (both MSc, further education). Graduate studies have been institutionalised in the form of the faculty-wide Medical Research School Düsseldorf, which offers networking, services and counselling for both graduate students and their supervisors. Further structured doctorate support is provided by research training groups in neurosciences (RTG 1033, iBrain), in hepatology (research training in CRC 974) and in tumor research (Düsseldorf School of Oncology DSO). Research hubs with a significant volume of third-party founded collaborative projects are hepatology (CRC 974 and Research Unit 217), cardiovascular research, neurosciences, surgery (Research Unit 1585), infectiology and immunology (Research Unit 729), and diabetes and metabolism research. The Biomedical Research Centre (BMFZ), the Leibniz-Institute for Environmental Medicine (IUF), the C. and O. Vogt Institute for Brain Research and the German Diabetes Centre (DDZ) are important organisations that form the local research environment.


Question: Which artist recorded an English version of 'Waters of March' on the album *Playful Heart* in 2003?

Question: What label released *The Essential Swing Out Sister* in 2014, which included a version of 'Waters of March'?

Question: Which Irish artists recorded a Portuguese version of 'Waters of March' for the movie *Goldfish Memory* in 2003?

Question: Which artist recorded a live version of 'Waters of March' on November 6, 2002?

Question: Which band recorded an English version of 'Waters of March' on their 2004 album *Uma Batida Differente*?

Question: Who was the guest vocalist on Richard 'Bob' Greene's version of 'Waters of March' on his 2003 solo album *Low? Bottom? Me?*?

Question: Which artist recorded a version of 'Waters of March' in English with Corinne Drewery of Swing Out Sister as a single in 2002?

Question: What is the name of Richard 'Bob' Greene's solo album that features a version of 'Waters of March' with guest vocalist Angie Doctor?

Answer: Oscar Castro-Neves.

Answer: The UK Salvo label.

Answer: Damien Rice and Lisa Hannigan.

Answer: Fito Páez

Answer: Bossacucanova

Answer: Angie Doctor.

Answer: Corinne Drewery of Swing Out Sister.

Answer: Low? Bottom? Me?

This a document about Waters of March.
 of the piece in English with Corinne Drewery of Swing Out Sister as a single (2002); it was later featured on the UK Salvo label's The Essential Swing Out Sister (SALVOCD069, 2014) ; Irish singers Damien Rice and Lisa Hannigan recorded a version in Portuguese for the movie Goldfish Memory (2003). ; Oscar Castro-Neves recorded an English version on his album Playful Heart (Mack Avenue Records, 2003). ; Richard "Bob" Greene, of The Bobs, recorded a version on his solo album Low? Bottom? Me? (2003), with guest vocalist Angie Doctor. ; Bossacucanova recorded the English version on their album Uma Batida Differente (2004). ; Argentinian pop/rock artist Fito Páez recorded the song live 11/6/2002


Question: What was the name of the encampment where Daniel M. Frost and his militiamen were stationed?

Question: When did the Confederate weapons arrive in St. Louis?

Question: Who agreed to provide the Confederate weapons to Daniel M. Frost's soldiers?

Question: Who conducted a reconnaissance to verify the presence of the Confederate weapons at Camp Jackson?

Question: Who led the force that arrested Daniel M. Frost and his militiamen at Camp Jackson?

Question: How many people were killed during the riot that occurred as Frost and his militiamen were marched through St. Louis?

Question: What was the name of the Union military leader who surrounded Camp Jackson and forced Frost's militiamen to surrender?

Question: What was the date on which Union Captain Nathaniel Lyon surrounded Camp Jackson and forced Frost's militiamen to surrender?

Question: What was the name of the Union military force that arrested Daniel M. Frost and his militiamen at Camp Jackson?

Question: What was the name of the military force that Daniel M. Frost commanded at Camp Jackson?

Question: What was the name of the Confederate president who agreed to provide weapons to Daniel M. Frost's soldiers?

Answer: Camp Jackson

Answer: May 8

Answer: Confederate President Jefferson Davis.

Answer: Union Captain Nathaniel Lyon.

Answer: Union Captain Nathaniel Lyon led the force that arrested Daniel M. Frost and his militiamen at Camp Jackson.

Answer: 28

Answer: Nathaniel Lyon

Answer: May 10.

Answer: Union Captain Nathaniel Lyon led a mixed force of U.S. Regular troops and Missouri volunteers.

Answer: Missouri Volunteer Militia (MVM)

Answer: Jefferson Davis

This a document about Daniel M. Frost.
 on the Arsenal when the Confederate artillery arrived. Confederate President Jefferson Davis agreed to provide the weapons, and they arrived in St. Louis on May 8. Frost's soldiers took possession of the Confederate weapons, and moved them to Camp Jackson, as the MVM encampment was named. Union Captain Nathaniel Lyon conducted a reconnaissance on May 9, and verified the presence of the Confederate weapons. The next day, Lyon led a mixed force of U.S. Regular troops and Missouri volunteers to arrest the Militia. After surrounding the camp, they forced Frost and his militiamen to surrender without a shot being fired. As the prisoners were marched through the streets of St. Louis, however a riot broke out and 28 people were killed. On May


Question: What action by the 28th Division forced many German soldiers back into hollows with many casualties?

Question: What time was Malmaison Farm captured by the XXI Corps during the Battle of La Malmaison?

Question: What was the significance of capturing Malmaison Farm in relation to the XIV Corps?

Question: What did Marjoulet order his troops to do at 6:15 a.m. during the battle?

Question: What was the objective of Marjoulet's troops after entering the ravines during the battle?

Question: What geographic feature was the 28th Division positioned at during their advance?

Question: What geographic feature was Malmaison Farm level with during the battle?

Question: What geographic feature was the 28th Division's advance directed towards during the battle?

Question: What geographic feature were the defenders of Fruty Quarry cut off from during the battle?

Answer: The 28th Division arrived almost simultaneously at the western edge of the Allemant ravine, which forced many German soldiers back into both hollows with many casualties.

Answer: 6:00 a.m.

Answer: Capturing Malmaison Farm secured the right flank of the XIV Corps.

Answer: Marjoulet ordered his troops into the ravines to capture Mont de Laffaux, encircle Allemant, and seize the southern end of the Allemant plateau.

Answer: To capture Mont de Laffaux, encircle Allemant, and seize the southern end of the Allemant plateau.

Answer: The 28th Division was positioned at the western edge of the Allemant ravine during their advance.

Answer: Allemant

Answer: The 28th Division's advance was directed towards the western edge of the Allemant ravine.

Answer: The defenders of Fruty Quarry were cut off from the Allemant plateau.

This a document about Battle of La Malmaison.
 downwards to the west of Pinon. The 28th Division arrived almost simultaneously at the western edge of the Allemant ravine, which forced many German soldiers back into both hollows with many casualties. In the centre, XXI Corps crossed the Soissons–Laon road, entered the German second position and then captured Malmaison Farm by 6:00 a.m., which secured the right flank of the XIV Corps, since the farm was level with Allemant. With the defenders of Fruty Quarry cut off, at 6:15 a.m. Marjoulet ordered his troops into the ravines, to capture Mont de Laffaux, encircle Allemant and seize the southern end of the Allemant plateau.


Question: In which town is the Three Sisters Recreation Area located?

Question: In what year was the Three Sisters Recreation Area designated a Local Nature Reserve?

Question: What was the Three Sisters Recreation Area reclaimed from during the 1970s?

Question: What types of natural features now comprise the Three Sisters Recreation Area?

Question: What type of motorsport activity is popular at the Three Sisters Recreation Area?

Question: What notable features characterized the BMX track at Three Sisters during the 1980s and 1990s?

Question: What is the significance of the Three Sisters Recreation Area in the context of urban regeneration in Greater Manchester?

Answer: Bryn, Ashton-in-Makerfield.

Answer: 2011

Answer: Three coal mining spoil tips and an old golf course.

Answer: Woodlands and ponds.

Answer: Kart racing is a popular motorsport activity at the Three Sisters Recreation Area.

Answer: The BMX track at Three Sisters during the 1980s and 1990s featured the Wigan Whoops and King Kong obstacles.

Answer: The Three Sisters Recreation Area is a flagship example of brownfield regeneration in Greater Manchester.

This a document about Three Sisters Recreation Area.
  Three Sisters Recreation Area is located in Bryn, Ashton-in-Makerfield, Greater Manchester, England. In 2011 it was designated a Local Nature Reserve. The area was reclaimed from three coal mining spoil tips and an old golf course during the 1970s and now comprises a large area of woodlands and ponds. It has become a flagship example of brownfield regeneration in Greater Manchester. The site also contains a popular motorsport race circuit, used mainly by karts. During the 1980s and 1990s Three Sisters also had a popular BMX track, featuring the Wigan Whoops and King Kong obstacles.


Question: What is the average viewing angle of the 1st Tier in the Nef Stadium?

Question: What is the average viewing angle of the 2nd Tier in the Nef Stadium?

Question: What is the distance from the West/East stand to the pitch in the Nef Stadium?

Question: What is the distance from the North/South stand to the pitch in the Nef Stadium?

Question: How high is the first row of seating above the pitch level in the Nef Stadium?

Question: What is the height of the highest row in the West/East stand of the Nef Stadium?

Question: What is the height of the highest row in the North/South stand of the Nef Stadium?

Question: How many rows are in the 1st tier of the Nef Stadium?

Question: How many rows are in the suit balcony of the Nef Stadium?

Question: How many rows are in the 2nd tier of the Nef Stadium?

Question: How many suites are located in the South stand of the Nef Stadium?

Question: How many suites are located in the West stand of the Nef Stadium?

Question: How many suites are located in the East stand of the Nef Stadium?

Question: How many suites are located in the North stand of the Nef Stadium?

Question: What is the total number of suites in the Nef Stadium?

Question: What is the capacity range of the suites in the Nef Stadium?

Answer: 23.96°

Answer: 35.10°

Answer: 6.2 m

Answer: 8.2 m

Answer: 6 cm

Answer: 36.07 m

Answer: 34.93 m

Answer: 37 rows.

Answer: 3

Answer: 20–27 rows.

Answer: 65 suites.

Answer: 49

Answer: 52

Answer: 32

Answer: 198

Answer: 6 – 27 person.

This a document about Nef Stadium.
1st Tier: 19.93° – 29.54° (average 23.96°) ; 2nd Tier: 34.61° – 35.474° (average 35.10°) ; Distance West/East stand to the pitch: 6.2 m ; Distance North/South stand to the pitch: 8.2 m ; First row is 6 cm above pitch level ; Highest row at West/East stand: 36.07 m ; Highest row at North/South: 34.93 m ; 1st tier: 37 rows ; Suit balcony: 3 rows ; 2nd tier: 20–27 rows South stand: 65 suites ; West stand: 49 suites ; East stand: 52 suites ; North stand: 32 suites ; Total: 198 suites ; 6.321 seats ; capacity: 6 – 27 person  ===Suites ===


Question: What is the name of the Milecastle also known as Wormanby?

Question: What was the approximate distance between each Milecastle along Hadrian's Wall?

Answer: Milecastle 71

Answer: Approximately one Roman mile.

This a document about Milecastle 71.
 Milecastle 71 (Wormanby) was one of a series of Milecastles or small fortlets built at intervals of approximately one Roman mile along Hadrian's Wall.


Question: What type of school is Ngataki School?

Question: What is the decile rating of Ngataki School?

Question: What is the student roll at Ngataki School?

Answer: Ngataki School is a coeducational full primary school (years 1–8).

Answer: 2

Answer: 19

This a document about Ngataki.
 Ngataki School is a coeducational full primary (years 1–8) school with a decile rating of 2 and a roll of 19.


Question: What is the name of the medication that has been compared in terms of risk between oral conjugated estrogens and oral estradiol?

Question: What is the odds ratio (OR) for thromboembolic and cardiovascular complications for oral conjugated estrogens compared to oral estradiol?

Question: What is the odds ratio (OR) for thromboembolic and cardiovascular complications for oral conjugated estrogens compared to oral esterified estrogens?

Question: What is the relative risk (RR) of venous thromboembolism (VTE) with 0.625 mg/day oral conjugated estrogens plus medroxyprogesterone acetate?

Question: What is the relative risk (RR) of venous thromboembolism (VTE) with 1 or 2 mg/day oral estradiol plus norethisterone acetate?

Question: What relative risk (RR) of VTE is associated with oral estradiol in one of the other studies mentioned?

Question: What odds ratio (OR) of VTE is associated with oral estradiol in one of the other studies mentioned?

Answer: Estrogen

Answer: 2.08

Answer: 1.78

Answer: 4.0

Answer: 3.9

Answer: 3.5

Answer: 3.54

This a document about Estrogen (medication).
 have compared oral conjugated estrogens and oral estradiol. Oral conjugated estrogens have been found to possess a significantly greater risk of thromboembolic and cardiovascular complications than oral estradiol (OR = 2.08) and oral esterified estrogens (OR = 1.78). However, in another study, the increase in VTE risk with 0.625 mg/day oral conjugated estrogens plus medroxyprogesterone acetate and 1 or 2 mg/day oral estradiol plus norethisterone acetate was found to be equivalent (RR = 4.0 and 3.9, respectively). Other studies have found oral estradiol to be associated with an increase in risk of VTE similarly (RR = 3.5 in one, OR = 3.54 in


Question: Which Supreme Court nominee was accused of sexual harassment by eight former employees, including Anita Hill?

Question: What was Walter Nixon's position, and for what reason was he impeached and convicted in 1989?

Question: Which judge was appointed by Jimmy Carter and later charged with obstruction and accepting bribe money from a drug dealer?

Question: What evidence was found in Robert Frederick Collins' chambers that led to his conviction?

Question: What was the sentence given to Robert Frederick Collins after he was found guilty of obstruction and bribery?

Question: In what year was Robert Frederick Collins found guilty of obstruction and bribery?

Answer: Clarence Thomas

Answer: Walter Nixon was a United States District Judge for the Southern District of Mississippi. He was impeached by the House and convicted by the Senate for perjury on November 3, 1989.

Answer: Robert Frederick Collins

Answer: $17,500 in marked bills were found in his chambers.

Answer: Robert Frederick Collins was sentenced to five years in prison and disbarred.

Answer: 1991

This a document about List of federal political scandals in the United States.
Clarence Thomas (R), Supreme Court nominee, was accused of sexual harassment by eight former employees including Anita Hill, but was approved anyway. ; Walter Nixon, United States District Judge for the Southern District of Mississippi was impeached by the House and convicted by the Senate for perjury on November 3, 1989. ; Robert Frederick Collins (D) Judge of the US District Court for the Eastern District of Louisiana appointed by Jimmy Carter. He was charged with obstruction and accepting bribe money from a drug dealer in exchange for a lighter sentence. $17,500 in marked bills were found in his chambers. He was found guilty and sentenced to five years in prison and disbarred. (1991)


Question: From which cut of the calf is the Florentine steak obtained?

Question: Which breed of cattle is traditionally used for preparing the Florentine steak?

Question: What is the shape of the bone found in the middle of the Florentine steak?

Question: What is another common name for the Florentine steak due to its bone shape?

Question: What are the two types of meat found on either side of the 'T' shaped bone in the Florentine steak?

Question: Which Italian gastronomist described the cut of the Florentine steak in his cooking manual?

Question: What is the full Italian title of Pellegrino Artusi's cooking manual in which the Florentine steak is described?

Question: Which part of the calf corresponds to the sirloin cut used for the Florentine steak?

Answer: The Florentine steak is obtained from the cut of the sirloin of the calf.

Answer: Chianina

Answer: T-shaped

Answer: T-bone steak

Answer: Fillet and sirloin.

Answer: Pellegrino Artusi

Answer: La scienza in cucina e l'arte di mangiar bene

Answer: The sirloin cut used for the Florentine steak corresponds to the part of the calf associated with the lumbar vertebrae, which is the half of the back on the side of the tail.

This a document about Bistecca alla fiorentina.
 The Florentine steak is obtained from the cut of the sirloin (the part corresponding to the lumbar vertebrae, the half of the back on the side of the tail) of the calf of the Chianina breed: in the middle it has the "T" shaped bone, in fact it is also called T-bone steak, with the fillet on one side and the sirloin on the other. The italian gastronomist Pellegrino Artusi, in his cooking manual Science in the Kitchen and the Art of Eating Well (La scienza in cucina e l'arte di mangiar bene), defines the cut of the steak as


Question: What is the name of the national wildlife and fish refuge that is partially located in Jo Daviess County, Illinois?

Answer: Upper Mississippi River National Wildlife and Fish Refuge

This a document about Jo Daviess County, Illinois.
Upper Mississippi River National Wildlife and Fish Refuge (part)


Question: Who appointed James F. Babcock as the collector of the port of New Haven?

Question: Under which president did James F. Babcock continue to serve as the collector of the port of New Haven?

Question: Which political party did James F. Babcock align with after the rupture between the president and the Republicans?

Question: For which political office was James F. Babcock nominated by the Democratic Party, but was defeated by the Republican nominee?

Question: In which year was James F. Babcock elected to the Connecticut General Assembly by the Democrats?

Question: What position was James F. Babcock elected to by the legislature of 1874?

Question: On what date did James F. Babcock die?

Question: In which city did James F. Babcock die?

Answer: President Abraham Lincoln appointed James F. Babcock as the collector of the port of New Haven.

Answer: Andrew Johnson

Answer: Democratic Party

Answer: US Congress

Answer: 1873

Answer: judge of the police court of New Haven

Answer: James F. Babcock died on 18 June 1874.

Answer: New Haven.

This a document about James F. Babcock.
 Civil War, and, shortly after his resignation as editor of the Palladium, was appointed, by President Abraham Lincoln, collector of the port of New Haven. He retained that office under President Andrew Johnson, whose policy he supported; and, after the rupture between the president and the Republicans, Babcock acted with the Democratic Party, and, after an angry and excited contest, was nominated by them for US Congress, but was defeated by the Republican nominee. He was elected by the Democrats to the Connecticut General Assembly in 1873. The legislature of 1874 elected him judge of the police court of New Haven. James F. Babcock died on 18 June 1874 in New Haven.


Question: What is the focus of the free concerts provided by the Ottawa Dragon Boat Festival?

Question: Which notable Canadian act has performed at the Ottawa Dragon Boat Festival?

Question: What types of activities and attractions are available at the Ottawa Dragon Boat Festival besides concerts?

Question: What kind of performers are featured at the festival in addition to musical acts?

Answer: The focus of the free concerts is showcasing talent local to the Ottawa region and Canada.

Answer: Sam Roberts, Broken Social Scene, Matt Mays, and The Sheepdogs.

Answer: Strolling performers, food vendors, artisans, exhibitors, and cultural performances.

Answer: Strolling performers, food vendors, artisans, exhibitors, and cultural performers.

This a document about Ottawa Dragon Boat Festival.
  Each year, the festival provides a series of free concerts with a focus on showcasing talent local to the Ottawa region and Canada. Notable acts have included Sam Roberts, Broken Social Scene, Matt Mays and The Sheepdogs. The festival also has strolling performers, food vendors, artisans, exhibitors and cultural performances.


Question: What was the goal of successive Australian governments in the decades leading up to World War II regarding military-related industries?

Question: What were some of the military-related manufacturing sectors that Australia developed before World War II?

Question: By when were the secondary industries in Australia integrated into a war economy?

Question: By which year were Australian industries able to meet most of the Army's needs?

Question: What notable successes did Australian government-led efforts achieve in the development of advanced military technology?

Question: What additional contribution did Australian industry make to the military during World War II by developing and mass-producing new weapons?

Question: What was one of the key factors that allowed Australia to become self-sufficient in most categories of weapons during World War II?

Question: What was the focus of the new weapons developed and mass-produced by Australian industry for the military during World War II?

Question: What was one of the main objectives of integrating secondary industries into a war economy during 1940 and 1941?

Question: What was the ultimate aim of Australia's focus on developing military-related manufacturing sectors in the years leading up to and during World War II?

Answer: The goal of successive Australian governments was to encourage the development of military-related manufacturing sectors through subsidies, tariffs, and other incentives.

Answer: Aircraft, automobiles, electronics, and chemicals.

Answer: During 1940 and 1941.

Answer: 1942

Answer: The notable successes included the development of lightweight radar sets, optical devices for artillery, and equipment adapted for use in the tropics.

Answer: Australian industry developed and mass-produced new weapons for the military, including lightweight radar sets, optical devices for artillery, and equipment adapted for use in the tropics.

Answer: Successive Australian governments provided subsidies, tariffs, and other incentives to encourage the development of military-related manufacturing sectors.

Answer: The focus of the new weapons developed and mass-produced by Australian industry for the military during World War II was on lightweight radar sets, optical devices for artillery, and equipment adapted for use in the tropics.

Answer: To meet most of the Army's needs by 1942.

Answer: To meet the Army's needs and support the war effort by achieving self-sufficiency in most categories of weapons.

This a document about Military history of Australia during World War II.
 sector and self-sufficiency in most categories of weapons. In the decades leading up to the war successive Australian governments had provided subsidies, tariffs and other incentives encourage the development of military-related manufacturing sectors such as the production of aircraft, automobiles, electronics and chemicals. These secondary industries were integrated into a war economy during 1940 and 1941, and were able to meet most of the Army's needs by 1942. Government-led efforts to develop and manufacture advanced technology enjoyed some notable successes, including the development of lightweight radar sets, optical devices for artillery and equipment adapted for use in the tropics. Australian industry also developed new weapons which were mass-produced for the military, including


Question: What is the name of one of the shopping areas listed in the document?

Question: What is the name of another shopping area listed in the document?

Question: What is the name of a third shopping area listed in the document?

Question: What is the name of a fourth shopping area listed in the document?

Answer: MG Road/Bandar Road

Answer: Eluru Road

Answer: PVP Square

Answer: Trendset Mall

This a document about List of shopping streets and districts by city.
MG Road/Bandar Road ; Eluru Road ; PVP Square ; Trendset Mall


Question: What does the document list as a partial list?

Question: How many Olympic gold medals must an athlete have won to be included in the list?

Question: Which Olympics are denoted by names in bold in the document?

Question: Why are the 1906 Intercalated Games not included in the list?

Question: What would be the position of Ray Ewry on the list if the 1906 Intercalated Games were included?

Question: What information is not provided in this document about the athletes listed?

Question: What is the reason that more medals are available in some events than others?

Question: What is the purpose of the bold names in the document?

Question: What is the earliest year in which Olympic medals were awarded for top-three placings, according to the document?

Question: What does the document say about the availability of medals in different events?

Answer: The document lists multiple Olympic gold medalists who have won four or more Olympic gold medals.

Answer: Four or more Olympic gold medals.

Answer: 2018 Pyeongchang Winter Olympics and 2020 Tokyo Summer Olympics.

Answer: The 1906 Intercalated Games are not included in the list because the document specifies that they are excluded.

Answer: Ray Ewry would be second on the list if the 1906 Intercalated Games were included.

Answer: The document does not provide information on when and for what nation an athlete competed.

Answer: The number of events in which medals are available has changed over time.

Answer: The purpose of the bold names is to denote people who have competed in the most recent Olympics, namely 2018 Pyeongchang Winter Olympics and 2020 Tokyo Summer Olympics.

Answer: 1896

Answer: The document states that more medals are available in some events than others, and the number of events in which medals are available has changed over time.

This a document about List of multiple Olympic gold medalists.
Names in Bold denote people that have competed in the most recent Olympics, namely 2018 Pyeongchang Winter Olympics and 2020 Tokyo Summer Olympics. This is a partial list of multiple Olympic gold medalists, listing people who have won four or more Olympic gold medals. Medals won in the 1906 Intercalated Games are not included. (If they were, Ray Ewry would be second on the list with 10 gold). It includes top-three placings in 1896 and 1900, before medals were awarded for top-three placings. The Olympics listed for each athlete only include games in which they won medals. See the particular article on the athlete for more details on when and for what nation an athlete competed. More medals are available in some events than others, and the number of events in which medals are available overall has changed over time.


Question: In canon law, what is the definition of a Donation in the Roman Catholic Church?

Question: What is a 'gift of hand' (donum manuale) in canon law?

Question: What are the two main components of a Donation as a voluntary contract in canon law?

Question: What does a Donation in canon law require from the donor?

Question: What is the role of the donee in the Donation according to canon law?

Question: In Roman law and some modern codes, what obligation does a Donation contract carry with it?

Question: In canon law, what is another term for a 'gift of hand' besides donum manuale?

Question: In canon law, what is the nature of a Donation in terms of its structure or form?

Question: In canon law, what distinguishes a Donation from a 'gift of hand' (donum manuale)?

Question: In canon law, what is the definition of an 'oblatio'?

Answer: A Donation, in canon law of the Roman Catholic Church, is defined as the gratuitous transfer to another of some right or thing. It is a voluntary contract, verbal or written, by which the donor agrees to give something without consideration, and the donee accepts the gift.

Answer: A "gift of hand" (donum manuale) in canon law is placing a movable object in the hands of the donee, also referred to as an offering or oblation.

Answer: The two main components of a Donation as a voluntary contract in canon law are the donor expressly agreeing to give something to the donee without consideration, and the donee equally expressly accepting the gift.

Answer: A Donation in canon law requires the donor to give something without consideration and to expressly agree to the gift.

Answer: The donee in a Donation according to canon law expressly accepts the gift.

Answer: The obligation of transferring the ownership.

Answer: oblatio

Answer: A Donation in canon law is a voluntary contract, verbal or written, where the donor agrees to give something without consideration, and the donee accepts the gift.

Answer: In canon law, a Donation is a voluntary contract, verbal or written, by which the donor gives something without consideration and the donee accepts, while a 'gift of hand' (donum manuale) specifically refers to placing a movable object in the hands of the donee, such as an offering or alms.

Answer: In canon law, an "oblatio" is a gift of hand (donum manuale), which consists in placing a movable object in the hands of the donee.

This a document about Donation (canon law).
 A Donation, when referred to in canon law in the Roman Catholic Church, is defined as the gratuitous transfer to another of some right or thing. When it consists in placing in the hands of the donee some movable object it is known as a gift of hand (donum manuale, an offering or oblatio, an alms). Properly speaking, however, it is a voluntary contract, verbal or written, by which the donor expressly agrees to give, without consideration, something to the donee, and the latter in an equally express manner accepts the gift. In Roman law and in some modern codes this contract carries with it only the obligation of transferring the ownership


Question: What is the frequency of seismic activity in the area of Salta?

Question: What is the typical intensity of earthquakes in the Salta area?

Question: How often does a moderate to severe earthquake occur in Salta?

Question: What was the magnitude of the earthquake that occurred 5 years ago in the Salta area?

Question: What was the magnitude of the earthquake that occurred 70 years ago in the Salta area?

Answer: The seismicity of the area of Salta is frequent with low intensity, and there is a seismic silence from a moderate to severe earthquake every 40 years.

Answer: The typical intensity of earthquakes in the Salta area is low.

Answer: Every 40 years.

Answer: 6.1 on the Richter scale.

Answer: 7.0 on the Richter scale.

This a document about San Carlos, Salta.
 The seismicity of the area of Salta is frequent and the intensity is low, and there is a seismic silence from a moderate to severe earthquake every 40 years. Area of average seismicity with 6.1 on the Richter scale, 5 years ago, other earthquake 70 years before with 7.0 on the Richter scale.


Question: What event led to the LTTE launching a campaign to eliminate LRRP members?

Question: Who was the key informant of the LRRP who was abducted and killed by the LTTE on 20 January?

Question: How many people involved with the LRRP were assassinated after the incident in January?

Question: What was the response of the newly elected government to the assassinations of LRRP members?

Question: What was the reason given for ignoring the requests made by state intelligence agencies to take action against the LTTE?

Question: Who appointed a Court of Inquiry to investigate the activities of the LRRP?

Answer: A raid.

Answer: Mike

Answer: More than 80 persons involved with the LRRP were assassinated.

Answer: The newly elected government did not take any significant measures to stop the assassinations, and requests made by the state intelligence agencies were ignored on the basis that it will affect the ceasefire.

Answer: It was stated that taking action against the LTTE would affect the ceasefire.

Answer: The Army Commander, under the direction of the Defence Minister, appointed a Court of Inquiry to investigate the activities of the LRRP.

This a document about Long Range Reconnaissance Patrol (Sri Lanka).
 raid. Soon after the incident, LTTE began a campaign to eliminate the members of the LRRP and those who were suspected of assisting them. A key informant of the unit, known as Mike, was abducted and killed by the LTTE on 20 January. More than 80 persons involved with the LRRP were assassinated after this. The newly elected government did not take any significant measures to stop it, and requests made by the state intelligence agencies were ignored on the basis that it will affect the ceasefire. The Army Commander, under the direction of the Defence Minister, appointed a Court of Inquiry to investigate the activities of the LRRP.


Question: What was the name of the C-47 that Mantell was flying during the incident?

Question: What was the C-47 towing during the Mantell UFO incident?

Question: What kind of fire did the C-47's tail catch during the incident?

Question: How did Mantell's crew chief attempt to fight the fire in the C-47?

Question: What was Mantell's decision regarding the glider during the incident?

Question: Where was the glider released during the Mantell UFO incident?

Question: What was the condition of the C-47 after returning to base following the incident?

Question: What nickname was given to Mantell by his comrades?

Question: What was Mantell described as in terms of his appearance?

Question: What kind of controls on the C-47 were disabled during the Mantell UFO incident?

Answer: Vulture's Delight

Answer: The C-47 was towing a glider during the Mantell UFO incident.

Answer: The C-47's tail was afire.

Answer: Mantell's crew chief fought the fire with live ammunition detonating.

Answer: Mantell decided to continue with his mission rather than release the glider. The glider was released at the correct location.

Answer: The glider was released at the correct location.

Answer: The C-47 was so damaged that it appeared to be unable to fly.

Answer: "Shiny"

Answer: Mantell was described as "constant well-scrubbed look."

Answer: The rudder and elevator controls on the C-47 were disabled during the Mantell UFO incident.

This a document about Mantell UFO incident.
 C-47 named Vulture's Delight, which was towing a glider, his plane came under heavy anti-aircraft fire. All but one of the rudder and elevator controls were disabled, and the C-47's tail was afire. Mantell's crew chief fought the fire with live ammunition detonating. Rather than release the glider, Mantell decided to continue with his mission. The glider was released at the correct location, and Mantell returned to base. Upon inspection, the C-47 was so damaged that it appeared to be unable to fly. Mantell was nicknamed "Shiny" by his comrades for his "constant well-scrubbed look." He was also described as "able


Question: What was one of the main goals of the UK Government's energy reforms in the 1990s?

Question: When was VAT first applied to domestic energy in the UK?

Question: Which political party came to power in the UK in 1997 and continued the commitment to a competitive energy market?

Question: What was the name of the Energy Minister in the UK in 1997 who emphasized the government's social and environmental commitments?

Question: What financial support did the Labour Government introduce for people aged over 60?

Question: What was the name of the first major piece of energy legislation introduced by the Labour Government?

Question: What system was implemented by the Utilities Act 2000 for energy suppliers in the UK?

Question: What regulatory body was created by the Utilities Act 2000 to oversee the gas and electricity markets in the UK?

Answer: Creating a competitive energy market.

Answer: 1994

Answer: The Labour Government.

Answer: John Battle MP

Answer: Winter Fuel Payments.

Answer: The Utilities Act 2000.

Answer: A licensing system.

Answer: Ofgem

This a document about Energy policy of the United Kingdom.
 The UK Government continued to make reforms throughout the 1990s in the interests of creating a competitive energy market. VAT was first applied to domestic energy in 1994. When the Labour Government came to power in 1997, the commitment to creating a competitive energy market was maintained, with new Energy Minister John Battle MP also emphasising the Government's social obligation to protect the poorest households and its environmental commitments. The Labour Government introduced Winter Fuel Payments for people aged over 60 and, in its first major piece of energy legislation, passed the Utilities Act 2000. This legislation implemented a licensing system for energy suppliers and created the Gas and Electricity Market Authority and Ofgem as a regulator, and the Gas and