Question: Who is the editor-in-chief of Thrasher magazine, as mentioned in the document?

Question: Where did Jake Phelps and Saari discuss the decision related to Flip Skateboards?

Question: What phrase did Saari use to describe his connection to Flip Skateboards?

Question: In what year did Fox discuss the process of re-recruiting Saari to Flip Skateboards?

Question: Who was involved with Fox in the process of re-recruiting Saari to Flip Skateboards?

Question: What characteristic of Arto Saari is highlighted in the document regarding his approach to being re-recruited to Flip Skateboards?

Question: What was the name of the person who was re-recruited to Flip Skateboards in 2012?

Question: What is the name of the skateboard company discussed in the document?

Question: What was the name of the person who discussed the re-recruitment of Arto Saari with Geoff in 2012?

Answer: Jake Phelps

Answer: In Phelps' office in San Francisco, US.

Answer: "You can take a man out of Flip, but you can't take the Flip out the man."

Answer: 2012

Answer: Geoff and Fox were involved in the process of re-recruiting Saari to Flip Skateboards.

Answer: Arto Saari is not a very pushy person and never the guy who will ask for anything.

Answer: Arto Saari

Answer: Flip Skateboards

Answer: Fox

This a document about Flip Skateboards.
 Thrasher editor-in-chief, Jake Phelps, discussing the decision in Phelps' office in San Francisco, US. Saari explained to Phelps that Flip is like "family" and stated "You can take a man out of Flip, but you can't take the Flip out the man". In 2012, Fox disclosed the process of re-recruiting Saari: I went up and saw him with Geoff, one day, because it seemed like he really ... well, I could tell; we could all tell that he wanted to be back on the team. Arto's not a very pushy person, at all. Never the guy who will ask for anything, and I just said


Question: What is the term used to describe the restrictions on user operations on a DVD-Video disc?

Question: What are some examples of operations that may be restricted by User Operation Prohibitions on a DVD-Video?

Question: How do most DVD players typically respond to User Operation Prohibitions?

Question: What is one way users can bypass User Operation Prohibitions on a DVD-Video?

Question: What type of DVD players typically ignore User Operation Prohibitions?

Question: What legal concept is often cited in the debate about the legality of bypassing User Operation Prohibitions?

Question: What is the purpose of User Operation Prohibitions on a DVD-Video disc?

Question: What is one function of User Operation Prohibitions (UOPs or PUOs) on a DVD-Video disc according to the document?

Question: What is the term used to describe the process of creating a copy of a DVD-Video without User Operation Prohibitions?

Question: What is the term used to describe DVD players that do not comply with User Operation Prohibitions?

Answer: The term used to describe the restrictions on user operations on a DVD-Video disc is User Operation Prohibitions, or Prohibited User Operations (UOPs or PUOs).

Answer: Selecting a menu, skipping chapters, forwarding, or rewinding.

Answer: Most DVD players respect these commands, for example by preventing skipping or fast-forwarding through a copyright message or advertisement.

Answer: Using grey market DVD players or DVD "re-authoring" software packages.

Answer: Grey market players.

Answer: fair use

Answer: The purpose of User Operation Prohibitions (UOPs or PUOs) on a DVD-Video disc is to specify whether or not the user may perform certain operations, such as selecting a menu, skipping chapters, forwarding, or rewinding.

Answer: To prevent users from skipping or fast-forwarding through a copyright message or an advertisement at the beginning of a disc.

Answer: DVD "re-authoring"

Answer: grey market players

This a document about DVD-Video.
 DVD-Video allows the disc to specify whether or not the user may perform any operation, such as selecting a menu, skipping chapters, forwarding or rewinding – essentially any function on the remote control. This is known as User Operation Prohibitions, or Prohibited User Operations (UOPs or PUOs). Most DVD players respect these commands (e. g., by preventing skipping or fast-forwarding through a copyright message or an advertisement at the beginning of a disc). However, grey market players ignore UOPs and some DVD "re-authoring" software packages allow the user to produce a copy without these restrictions. The legality of these activities varies by jurisdiction and is the subject of debate. (See fair use.)


Question: What was the name of Mohamed Jumayyil's 2019 film directed by Ahmed Sinan?

Question: What genre does the film Goh Raalhu (2019) belong to?

Question: What aspect of Mohamed Jumayyil's acting was praised by Ismail Naail Nasheed in a pre-premier review?

Question: What was the general critical response to Mohamed Jumayyil's film upon its release?

Question: What did critics specifically praise about the screenplay of Mohamed Jumayyil's film?

Question: What was the name of the website where Ismail Naail Nasheed provided a pre-premier review of Mohamed Jumayyil's film?

Question: What is the main theme or plot focus of the film Goh Raalhu (2019)?

Answer: Goh Raalhu

Answer: Crime thriller.

Answer: His acting versatility and showcasing a range of emotions.

Answer: The film met with positive response from critics, who praised the screenplay for toning down melodrama and breaking from genre stereotypes.

Answer: Critics specifically praised the screenplay for toning down its melodrama and breaking from the stereotypes of its genre.

Answer: Raajje.mv

Answer: The main theme or plot focus of the film Goh Raalhu (2019) is the criminality and misdemeanor a young man has to deal with while trying to prove his truest intention of love.

This a document about Mohamed Jumayyil.
 on everyone involved. Upon release, the film met with positive response from critics—specifically praising the screenplay for toning down its melodrama and breaking from the stereotypes of its genre—and was a commercial success. In a pre-premier review from Raajje.mv, Ismail Naail Nasheed favored the character development and minimised use of melodrama in the film while praising Jumayyil's acting versatility and showcasing a range of emotions through his performance. Jumayyil's first release of 2019 was the Ahmed Sinan-directed crime thriller Goh Raalhu (2019) which centers around the criminality and misdemeanor a young man has to deal with while trying to prove his truest intention of love. Upon release, the


Question: Which national teams has Sebastian Anderson represented in youth football?

Question: In which year was Sebastian Anderson named to the squad for the FIFA U-17 World Cup?

Question: In which country was the 2019 FIFA U-17 World Cup held?

Answer: Sebastian Anderson has represented the United States under-15 and United States under-17 national teams in youth football.

Answer: 2019

Answer: Brazil

This a document about Sebastian Anderson.
 Anderson has featured for both the United States under-15 national team and United States under-17 national team. In October 2019, he was named to the squad for the 2019 FIFA U-17 World Cup in Brazil.


Question: Who was the incumbent leader of the Liberal Party of Canada in 2010?

Question: Who was the incumbent leader of the Conservative Party of Canada in 2010?

Question: Who was the incumbent leader of the Bloc Québécois in 2010?

Question: Who was the incumbent leader of the New Democratic Party in 2010?

Question: Who was the incumbent leader of the Green Party of Canada in 2010?

Answer: Michael Ignatieff was the incumbent leader of the Liberal Party of Canada in 2010.

Answer: Stephen Harper

Answer: Gilles Duceppe

Answer: Jack Layton

Answer: Elizabeth May

This a document about List of 2010 Canadian incumbents.
Liberal Party of Canada – Michael Ignatieff ; Conservative Party of Canada – Stephen Harper ; Bloc Québécois – Gilles Duceppe ; New Democratic Party – Jack Layton ; Green Party of Canada – Elizabeth May


Question: On what date did the ambush of the U.S. Army convoy near Nasiriyah occur?

Question: Which U.S. Army units were involved in the convoy that was ambushed near Nasiriyah?

Question: Who was the driver of the Humvee leading the convoy that was ambushed near Nasiriyah?

Question: What was the intended route of the convoy before it was ambushed?

Question: What is the name of the town where the U.S. Army convoy was ambushed in 2003?

Question: What was the reason the ambush was unlikely to have been planned in advance?

Question: What limitation did military GPS systems have in the situation described in the document?

Question: What issue did the maps of the area present to the convoy's navigation?

Question: How many wrong turns did the convoy apparently take before being ambushed?

Answer: March 23, 2003

Answer: The U.S. Army's 507th Maintenance Company and the 3rd Combat Support Battalion.

Answer: Lori Piestewa

Answer: The convoy was supposed to detour around the town of Nasiriyah.

Answer: Nasiriyah

Answer: The ambush was unlikely to have been planned in advance because the Iraqis did not know which course the convoy would take.

Answer: Military GPS systems provide only grid references and not turn-by-turn navigation.

Answer: The maps of the area lacked the detail required to properly navigate through tight city streets.

Answer: The convoy apparently took more than one wrong turn before being ambushed.

This a document about Jessica Lynch.
 On March 23, 2003, a convoy of the United States Army's 507th Maintenance Company and the 3rd Combat Support Battalion elements, led by a Humvee driven by Lori Piestewa, made a wrong turn and were ambushed near Nasiriyah, a major crossing point over the Euphrates northwest of Basra. The convoy was supposed to detour around the town but instead turned directly into it, eventually running into an ambush. The ambush was unlikely to have been set up in advance, because the Iraqis did not know which course the convoy would take. Although some vehicles had GPS receivers, military GPS systems, unlike civilian equivalents, provide only grid references and not turn-by-turn navigation. Maps of the area lack the detail required to properly navigate through tight city streets. Apparently, the convoy took more than one wrong turn. The convoy


Question: On which date was the single 'Spice Up Your Life' released to record stores?

Question: What were the formats of the American edition of the 'Spice Up Your Life' single?

Question: Which track listing was included in the American edition of the 'Spice Up Your Life' single?

Question: In which countries did the Spice Girls perform or promote following their concert in Turkey?

Question: Which event did the Spice Girls attend in Germany after their promotional tour?

Question: In which month did the Spice Girls appear at a charity event in South Africa?

Question: What was the name of the awards event that the Spice Girls taped in Germany?

Question: What company organized the sponsorship deal for the Spice Girls' concerts in Turkey?

Question: On which dates did the Spice Girls perform songs from Spiceworld in Turkey?

Answer: 21 October.

Answer: cassette and CD maxi single format

Answer: The American edition of the "Spice Up Your Life" single featured the same track listing as the first UK version.

Answer: Singapore, Thailand, India, Hong Kong, and Japan.

Answer: The Spice Girls attended the Bambi Awards in Germany.

Answer: November

Answer: Bambi Awards

Answer: Pepsi

Answer: 12–13 October 1997

This a document about Spice Up Your Life.
 on 1 October and the single to record stores on 21 October. The American edition, released in both cassette and CD maxi single format, featured the same track listing as the first UK version. On 12–13 October 1997, the group performed songs from Spiceworld including "Spice Up Your Life" in a two-night concert in Turkey, as part of a sponsorship deal organized by Pepsi. Following the concerts, the Spice Girls made a couple of weeks of promotion in Singapore, Thailand, India, Hong Kong and Japan, and attended the Bambi Awards in Germany. In November, they appeared at a charity event in South Africa, taped a


Question: What type of match did Tigre Uno compete in on the May 15 edition of Impact?

Question: Who were the other competitors in the match on the May 15 edition of Impact?

Question: Did Tigre Uno win the title in the match on the May 15 edition of Impact?

Question: Who did Tigre Uno face on the May 29 edition of Impact?

Question: Was Tigre Uno successful in his match against Bram on May 29?

Question: What event featured Tigre Uno in a Ladder match for the TNA X Division Championship?

Question: Who won the Ladder match for the TNA X Division Championship at Slammiversary XII?

Question: What type of match did Tigre Uno compete in on the July 10 edition of Impact Wrestling?

Question: Who won the 20-man #1 contender Battle Royal on the July 10 edition of Impact Wrestling?

Question: What type of match did Tigre Uno compete in on the July 17 edition of Impact Wrestling?

Question: What was the purpose of the Gauntlet match that Tigre Uno competed in on the July 17 edition of Impact Wrestling?

Question: What was the name of the organization associated with the events and matches described in the document?

Question: What was the name of the opponent who won the 20-man #1 contender Battle Royal on the July 10 edition of Impact Wrestling?

Question: What was the name of the organization associated with the events and matches described in the document?

Answer: triple threat match

Answer: X Division champion Seiya Sanada and DJ Zema.

Answer: No.

Answer: Bram

Answer: No.

Answer: Slammiversary XII.

Answer: Sanada won the Ladder match for the TNA X Division Championship at Slammiversary XII.

Answer: 20-man #1 contender Battle Royal.

Answer: Jeff Hardy.

Answer: Gauntlet match.

Answer: The purpose of the Gauntlet match was for the TNA (the specific title or opportunity is not explicitly stated in the document).

Answer: TNA

Answer: Jeff Hardy

Answer: TNA

This a document about Tigre Uno.
 on May 15 edition of Impact, Tigre Uno faced X Division champion Seiya Sanada and DJ Zema in a triple threat match but failed to win the title, on the May 29 edition of Impact, Tigre faced Bram in a losing effort. At Slammiversary XII, Tigre Uno competed in a Ladder match for the TNA X Division Championship which was won by Sanada. On the July 10 edition of Impact Wrestling, Uno competed in a 20-man #1 contender Battle Royal which was won by Jeff Hardy. On the July 17 edition of Impact Wrestling, Uno competed in a Gauntlet match for the TNA


Question: In which country did many agrarian rebellions occur during the 18th and 19th centuries due to discontented rural landless Catholics?

Question: What was the name of the group responsible for the agrarian rebellion between 1711 and 1713 in Ireland?

Question: What kind of animals did the ‘Houghers’ slaughter during their rebellion in Ireland?

Question: What was the outcome of the actions taken by the ‘Houghers’ in terms of inspiring future peasant revolts?

Question: How many years passed before another agrarian rebellion occurred in Ireland after the activities of the ‘Houghers’?

Question: What was the name of the agrarian movement that led the rebellion in Ireland between 1761 and 1765?

Question: What was the time period of the Whiteboy movement's rebellion in Ireland?

Question: What was the primary reason for agrarian rebellions in Ireland during the 18th and 19th centuries?

Answer: Ireland.

Answer: The Houghers.

Answer: The ‘Houghers’ slaughtered sheep and cattle.

Answer: The actions taken by the ‘Houghers’ did not produce any successors and did not create a tradition for peasant revolt.

Answer: Almost 50 years.

Answer: The Whiteboy movement.

Answer: 1761 to 1765

Answer: The primary reason for agrarian rebellions in Ireland during the 18th and 19th centuries was the discontent of rural landless Catholics.

This a document about History of agrarianism.
 In Ireland, many agrarian rebellions occurred during the 18th and the 19th century because of the discontented rural landless Catholics. The first outbreaks occurred in 1711 to 1713, when a group called the ‘Houghers’ slaughtered many sheep and cattle owned by landlords. This event became widespread and affected many other western counties in Ireland. However, the actions taken by the ‘Houghers’ didn't produce any successors and did not create a tradition for peasant revolt. It took almost 50 years to see another agrarian rebellion in Ireland. This time the Whiteboy movement led the outbreak between 1761 and 1765. This particular outbreak


Question: What is the name of the character introduced in The Order of the Stick strip No. 253 who is a student at Warthog's School of Wizardry and Sorcery?

Question: Which webcomic features a main character named Torg, described as bright but uncomplicated?

Question: What is the title of Pete Abrams' first Harry Potter parody featuring the character Torg?

Question: In the parody Torg Potter and the Sorcerer's Nuts, who is the professor that attempts a plot for ultimate power?

Question: What is the title of the parody in which Torg is involved in a plot to turn everybody into chocolate?

Question: What fictional school does Torg attend in the Harry Potter parodies mentioned in the document?

Question: What is the last name of the character Torg in the Harry Potter parodies mentioned in the document?

Question: What is the first name of the character mistaken for the Lastnameless One in Pete Abrams' first parody?

Question: What is the name of the fictional school attended by Larry Gardener in The Order of the Stick?

Question: What is the full name of the character who is mistaken for the Lastnameless One in Pete Abrams' first parody?

Question: What is the full title of the parody in which Torg is involved in a plot to turn everybody into chocolate?

Answer: Larry Gardener

Answer: Sluggy Freelance

Answer: Torg Potter and the Sorcerer's Nuts

Answer: Professor Santory Snapekin.

Answer: Torg Potter and the Chamberpot of Secretions

Answer: Hoggelrynth

Answer: The character Torg's last name is never learned.

Answer: Torg

Answer: Warthog's School of Wizardry and Sorcery.

Answer: Torg Potter

Answer: Torg Potter and the Chamberpot of Secretions

This a document about Parodies of Harry Potter.
The Order of the Stick used a character for strip No. 253 named Larry Gardener, a student at Warthog's School of Wizardry and Sorcery, who was quickly killed off. ; Webcomic Sluggy Freelance's main character is Torg, a bright but uncomplicated fellow whose last name we never learn. In Pete Abrams' first parody, Torg Potter and the Sorcerer's Nuts, Torg is mistaken for the Lastnameless One and brought into Hoggelrynth to learn magic. He subsequently defeats a plot by Professor Santory Snapekin to achieve ultimate power. (Maybe.) Despite Torg's not having any actual magic powers he is embroiled in a plot to turn everybody into chocolate in Torg Potter and the Chamberpot of Secretions. In Torg Potter and the President from


Question: What was the original name planned for the vessel that later became the USS Yaupon?

Question: When was the vessel originally planned as Yaupon (YN-72) laid down as an auxiliary net laying ship?

Question: Which company built the vessel that later became the USS Yaupon?

Question: On what date was the name 'Yaupon' officially cancelled for the vessel?

Question: What was the new designation given to the vessel after the name cancellation on 12 August 1944?

Question: When was the vessel that later became the USS Yaupon launched?

Question: Was the name cancellation of 'Yaupon' ultimately implemented?

Question: On what date was the vessel officially commissioned as USS Yaupon?

Answer: Yaupon (YN-72)

Answer: 29 January 1944

Answer: Canulette Shipbuilding Company.

Answer: 12 August 1944

Answer: ATA-218

Answer: 16 September 1944

Answer: No.

Answer: 10 March 1945

This a document about USS Yaupon.
 Originally planned as the Yaupon (YN-72), the vessel was laid down as an auxiliary net laying ship (AN-72) on 29 January 1944 at Slidell, Louisiana by the Canulette Shipbuilding Company. Her name was officially cancelled on 12 August 1944 and she was again repurposed, to an (ATA-218). She was launched on 16 September 1944. The name cancellation was not implemented and she was commissioned on 10 March 1945 as Yaupon.


Question: What is the name of the award that recognizes the best director at the Maya Awards?

Question: Since when have the Maya Awards been presented annually?

Question: Which social media account initiated the Maya Awards?

Question: Who are the members of the panel that selects the nominations and winners of the Maya Awards?

Answer: The Maya Award for Best Director.

Answer: The Maya Awards have been presented annually since 2012.

Answer: FILM_Indonesia Twitter account.

Answer: The panel consists of Indonesian film critics and filmmakers, including directors, actors, and actresses.

This a document about Maya Award for Best Director.
 The Maya Award for Best Director is one of the Maya Awards presented annually since the awards debuted in 2012, that is initiated by FILM_Indonesia Twitter account. The nominations and winners of the awards are selected by a panel of judges consisting of Indonesian film critics and filmmakers, including directors, actors, and actresses.


Question: How many casualties were reported in the battle mentioned in the document?

Question: Which units suffered casualties in the battle according to the document?

Question: What was the punishment given to the two Guard grenadiers who were caught plundering?

Question: What event occurred on 4 October 1777 as mentioned in the document?

Question: Which unit was positioned next to the Queen's Rangers during the night before the Battle of Germantown?

Question: Which general's militia attacked the units positioned on the far right flank during the Battle of Germantown?

Question: Which unit was warned by Howe to expect trouble before the Battle of Germantown?

Answer: Six casualties were reported in the battle.

Answer: Osborn's grenadiers and the light company.

Answer: The punishment given to the two Guard grenadiers who were caught plundering was 500 lashes each.

Answer: The Battle of Germantown occurred on 4 October 1777.

Answer: The detached Guard grenadier and light companies were positioned next to the Queen's Rangers during the night before the Battle of Germantown.

Answer: Brigadier General William Smallwood's militia attacked the units positioned on the far right flank during the Battle of Germantown.

Answer: The detached Guard grenadier and light companies were warned by Howe to expect trouble before the Battle of Germantown.

This a document about Sir George Osborn, 4th Baronet.
 reported only one killed, five wounded, and two missing. Of these, one casualty was from Osborn's grenadiers and three from the light company. A few days after the battle Osborn and FitzPatrick caught two Guard grenadiers out plundering. The unfortunate soldiers were both sentenced to 500 lashes as punishment. The night before the Battle of Germantown on 4 October 1777, Howe warned Osborn to expect trouble and the detached Guard grenadier and light companies took post on the far right flank next to the Queen's Rangers, a loyalist American unit. In the morning they were attacked by Brigadier General William Smallwood's Maryland militia and Brigadier General


Question: What percentage of all melanomas do not have a direct UV signature mutation?

Question: What is the most dangerous type of ultraviolet radiation?

Question: What types of effects can UV-C cause on the body?

Question: What was the previous perception about the harm of UV-A compared to UV-B?

Question: How does UV-A contribute to skin cancer?

Question: What harmful chemical intermediates can UV-A generate that damage DNA?

Question: What is one factor that is likely a greater risk for melanoma than long-term moderate UV exposure?

Question: What is the primary form of DNA damage caused to the skin by UV-A radiation?

Answer: 92%

Answer: UV-C

Answer: UV-C can cause adverse effects that are mutagenic or carcinogenic.

Answer: UV-A was considered not harmful or less harmful than UV-B.

Answer: UV-A contributes to skin cancer via indirect DNA damage, such as through free radicals like reactive oxygen species.

Answer: hydroxyl and oxygen radicals

Answer: Occasional overexposure and sunburn.

Answer: The primary form of DNA damage caused to the skin by UV-A radiation is indirect DNA damage through free radicals such as reactive oxygen species.

This a document about Ultraviolet.
 This can be seen from the absence of a direct UV signature mutation in 92% of all melanoma. Occasional overexposure and sunburn are probably greater risk factors for melanoma than long-term moderate exposure. UV‑C is the highest-energy, most-dangerous type of ultraviolet radiation, and causes adverse effects that can variously be mutagenic or carcinogenic. In the past, UV‑A was considered not harmful or less harmful than UV‑B, but today it is known to contribute to skin cancer via indirect DNA damage (free radicals such as reactive oxygen species). UV‑A can generate highly reactive chemical intermediates, such as hydroxyl and oxygen radicals, which in turn can damage DNA. The DNA damage caused indirectly to skin by UV‑A consists mostly of


Question: By the end of the decade, what percentage of the necessary costs for education in the South-Western City School District was covered by the State of Ohio?

Question: What was the status of bond issues and tax levies requested of voters during the period described in the document?

Question: What event marked Grove City's transition from a village to a chartered city?

Question: In what year did Grove City become a chartered city?

Question: What factor contributed to the increasing costs in the South-Western City School District during the described period?

Question: What year is mentioned as significant in the document following Grove City's transition to a chartered city?

Question: What was the initial percentage of the necessary costs for education in the South-Western City School District that was covered by the State of Ohio at the beginning of the period?

Question: What year is mentioned as significant in the document following Grove City's transition to a chartered city?

Question: What significant change occurred in Grove City in 1958?

Question: What year is mentioned as significant in the document following Grove City's transition to a chartered city?

Answer: Less than 30 percent.

Answer: They were not approved time after time at the ballot.

Answer: Grove City changed from a village to a chartered city in 1958.

Answer: 1958

Answer: The increasing costs in the South-Western City School District were due to new students continuing to enroll in the district's schools.

Answer: 1959

Answer: Nearly 40 percent.

Answer: 1959

Answer: Grove City changed from a village to a chartered city.

Answer: 1959

This a document about South-Western City School District (Franklin County, Ohio).
 grew rapidly during these years, and fortunate it was, as the State of Ohio's participation in financing education inthe district decreased from nearly 40 percent at the beginning of the period to less than 30 percent of the necessary costs by the end of the decade. During the same period, bond issues and tax levies requested of voters were not approved time after time at the ballot. Costs soared as new students continued to enroll in the district's schools. As the area became more heavily populated, Grove City changed from a village to a chartered city in 1958. On August 19, 1959,


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

Question: What is the estimated size of the minor planet 427201?

Question: On what date was the minor planet 427202 discovered?

Question: What is the estimated size of the minor planet 427202?

Question: What is the estimated size of the minor planet 427203?

Question: Where was the minor planet 427203 discovered?

Question: What is the estimated size of the minor planet 427204?

Question: Where was the minor planet 427204 discovered?

Question: What discovery program is associated with the discovery of minor planet 427202?

Question: What discovery program is associated with the discovery of minor planet 427201?

Question: What discovery program is associated with the discovery of minor planet 427203?

Question: What is the designation number of the minor planet discovered on October 21, 2003?

Question: What is the designation number of the minor planet discovered on November 24, 2003?

Question: What discovery program is associated with the discovery of minor planet 427204?

Question: What is the designation number of the minor planet discovered on September 30, 2005?

Answer: 427201

Answer: 600 m

Answer: November 20, 2001

Answer: 3.7 km

Answer: 3.6 km

Answer: Kitt Peak

Answer: 2.9 km

Answer: Mount Lemmon

Answer: LINEAR

Answer: Spacewatch

Answer: Spacewatch

Answer: 427201

Answer: 427203

Answer: Mount Lemmon Survey

Answer: 427204

This a document about List of minor planets: 427001–428000.
-bgcolor=#fefefe ; 427201 || || — || October 21, 2003 || Kitt Peak || Spacewatch || MAS || align=right data-sort-value="0.60" | 600 m || ; -id=202 bgcolor=#d6d6d6 ; 427202 || || — || November 20, 2001 || Socorro || LINEAR || 7:4 || align=right | 3.7 km || ; -id=203 bgcolor=#d6d6d6 ; 427203 || || — || November 24, 2003 || Kitt Peak || Spacewatch || — || align=right | 3.6 km || ; -id=204 bgcolor=#E9E9E9 ; 427204 || || — || September 30, 2005 || Mount Lemmon || Mount Lemmon Survey || — || align=right | 2.9 km || ; -id=205


Question: Where did Roald Bradstock win the World Masters Championships in javelin throw?

Question: What distance did Roald Bradstock throw to win the World Masters Championships?

Question: How many javelin throwers competed in the World Masters Championships where Bradstock won?

Question: Who is Danis Kula, and what is his notable achievement?

Question: In which year and location did Roald Bradstock break the World Age (57) Record twice?

Question: What were the two distances Roald Bradstock threw when he broke the World Age (57) Record?

Question: What position did Roald Bradstock achieve on the 2019 World Masters M55 Rankings?

Question: How much further did Roald Bradstock's best throw rank compared to the #2 athlete on the 2019 World Masters M55 Rankings?

Question: In which city and country did Roald Bradstock participate in the St Lawrence Boys School's Olympic Day celebrations in May 2019?

Question: What was the name of the event where Roald Bradstock participated in Kolkata, India in May 2019?

Question: What date in 2019 did Roald Bradstock break the World Age (57) Record?

Question: Who did Roald Bradstock join at the St Lawrence Boys School's Olympic Day celebrations in Kolkata, India?

Question: What event did Roald Bradstock participate in on May 5, 2019, where he broke the World Age (57) Record?

Question: What was the name of the school that hosted the St Lawrence Boys School's Olympic Day celebrations in Kolkata, India in May 2019?

Answer: Malaga, Spain.

Answer: 61.72m

Answer: 37

Answer: Danis Kula is a 1980 Olympic Champion in javelin throw.

Answer: 2019 in Clermont, Florida.

Answer: 63.08m and 63.88m.

Answer: Roald Bradstock achieved #1 on the 2019 World Masters M55 Rankings.

Answer: Over 14 meters.

Answer: Kolkata, India.

Answer: Expression 2019

Answer: May 5, 2019

Answer: Diane

Answer: On May 5, 2019, Roald Bradstock participated in an event in Clermont, Florida where he broke the World Age (57) Record.

Answer: St Lawrence Boys School

This a document about Roald Bradstock.
 the World Masters Championships, in Malaga, Spain. He won with the very last throw of competition with a distance of 61.72m. Among the 37 javelin throwers he beat were Danis Kula, 1980 Olympic Champion. On May 5, 2019 in Clermont, Florida Bradstock broke the World Age (57) Record twice with throws of 63.08m and then 63.88m. His performance also moved him to #1 on the 2019 World Masters M55 Rankings - over 14 meters further then the #2 ranked athlete. The following month in Kolkata, India at the St Lawrence Boys School's Olympic Day celebrations, called "Expression 2019", Bradstock was joined by Diane


Question: What direction does Ohio State Route 278 run?

Question: Where is the southern terminus of Ohio State Route 278 located?

Question: Where is the northern terminus of Ohio State Route 278 located?

Question: In which part of Ohio is State Route 278 located?

Question: When was Ohio State Route 278 established?

Question: Which counties does Ohio State Route 278 primarily connect?

Question: What two parks in Vinton County does Ohio State Route 278 provide access to?

Answer: North–south.

Answer: The southern terminus of Ohio State Route 278 is located at US 50 approximately 4.75 mi east of McArthur.

Answer: The northern terminus of Ohio State Route 278 is at the T-intersection it has with SR 595 nearly 5.50 mi northwest of Nelsonville.

Answer: southeastern part

Answer: In the early 1930s.

Answer: Vinton, Hocking, and Athens Counties.

Answer: Zaleski State Forest and Lake Hope State Park.

This a document about Ohio State Route 278.
 State Route 278 (SR 278) is a north–south state highway located in the southeastern part of the U.S. state of Ohio. The southern terminus of SR 278 is at US 50 approximately 4.75 mi east of McArthur. The highway's northern terminus is at the T-intersection it has with SR 595 nearly 5.50 mi northwest of Nelsonville. Established in the early 1930s, SR 278 primarily connects rural communities in Vinton, Hocking, and Athens Counties. In Vinton County, it passes through and provides access to the Zaleski State Forest and Lake Hope State Park.


Question: Who wrote dedicatory poems to Thomas May's translation of Lucan in the 1620s?

Question: By what year was Thomas Carew known to be friendly with Thomas May?

Question: What event in 1633 led to Jonson and May contributing poems to a manuscript collection?

Question: What topic did a short treatise written by Sir Kenelme Digby address at Thomas May's request?

Question: Who is mentioned as the Elizabethan author of The Faerie Queene in the document?

Question: What role did Sir Kenelme Digby play in Ben Jonson's literary legacy?

Question: What connection does the document suggest between Ben Jonson and Edmund Spenser?

Question: What was the name of the person who became intimate with Thomas May, likely due to Ben Jonson?

Question: What role did Thomas May play in the creation of the short treatise on Edmund Spenser by Sir Kenelme Digby?

Answer: Vaughan and Jonson.

Answer: 1622

Answer: The unfortunate death of Digby's wife, Venetia, in 1633 led to Jonson and May contributing poems to a manuscript collection.

Answer: Edmund Spenser.

Answer: Edmund Spenser

Answer: Sir Kenelme Digby was Ben Jonson's literary executor and sponsor of his 1640 Folio Works.

Answer: The document suggests that Ben Jonson was considered Spenser's literary heir, as mentioned in a short treatise on Edmund Spenser written by Sir Kenelme Digby, apparently at Thomas May's request.

Answer: Sir Kenelme Digby

Answer: Thomas May requested the short treatise on Edmund Spenser from Sir Kenelme Digby.

This a document about Thomas May.
 the 1620s: both Vaughan and Jonson wrote dedicatory poems to May's translation of Lucan, and as we have seen Carew was friendly with May by 1622. Together with Jonson (and probably because of him) May became intimate with Sir Kenelme Digby, later Jonson's literary executor and sponsor of his 1640 Folio Works. Jonson and May were the first two poets in a manuscript collection of poems commemorating the unfortunate death of Digby's wife, Venetia, in 1633. Their shared poetic concerns also surface in a short treatise written by Digby on Edmund Spenser (Elizabethan author of The Faerie Queene), apparently at May's request. This work talks of Jonson as Spenser's literary heir. May complimented Digby for his


Question: What is the name of the protein encoded by the OR5AC2 gene in humans?

Question: What is the primary function of olfactory receptors in the nose?

Question: What type of receptor family do olfactory receptors belong to?

Question: What structural feature do olfactory receptors share with many neurotransmitter and hormone receptors?

Question: What is the role of olfactory receptors in the perception of smell?

Question: What makes the olfactory receptor gene family unique in the human genome?

Question: How is the nomenclature of olfactory receptor genes and proteins determined for this organism?

Answer: Olfactory receptor 5AC2

Answer: The primary function of olfactory receptors in the nose is to interact with odorant molecules to initiate a neuronal response that triggers the perception of a smell.

Answer: G-protein-coupled receptor (GPCR) family.

Answer: 7-transmembrane domain structure

Answer: Olfactory receptors interact with odorant molecules in the nose to initiate a neuronal response that triggers the perception of a smell. They are responsible for the recognition and G protein-mediated transduction of odorant signals.

Answer: The olfactory receptor gene family is the largest in the human genome.

Answer: The nomenclature assigned to the olfactory receptor genes and proteins for this organism is independent of other organisms.

This a document about OR5AC2.
 Olfactory receptor 5AC2 is a protein that in humans is encoded by the OR5AC2 gene. Olfactory receptors interact with odorant molecules in the nose, to initiate a neuronal response that triggers the perception of a smell. The olfactory receptor proteins are members of a large family of G-protein-coupled receptors (GPCR) arising from single coding-exon genes. Olfactory receptors share a 7-transmembrane domain structure with many neurotransmitter and hormone receptors and are responsible for the recognition and G protein-mediated transduction of odorant signals. The olfactory receptor gene family is the largest in the genome. The nomenclature assigned to the olfactory receptor genes and proteins for this organism is independent of other organisms.


Question: How many countries participated in the 2002 Eurovision Song Contest?

Question: How many countries were expected to compete in the 2003 Eurovision Song Contest based on the 2002 results?

Question: How many countries were actually relegated from the 2002 contest instead of the expected number?

Question: How many countries that entered in 2002 competed in the 2003 Eurovision Song Contest in Riga?

Question: How many countries that had sat out the 2002 contest joined the 2003 contest?

Question: How many total contestants competed in the 2003 Eurovision Song Contest?

Question: Which country made its debut at the 2003 Eurovision Song Contest?

Question: How many countries were forced to sit out the 2003 Eurovision Song Contest?

Question: How many countries were expected to be relegated from the 2002 contest?

Question: How many countries originally planned to make their 2003 Eurovision Song Contest debut but had to change plans due to EBU's late changes?

Question: Where was the 2003 Eurovision Song Contest held?

Question: What was the original plan for countries that performed in the bottom ten in the 2002 contest?

Answer: Twenty-four

Answer: Fourteen.

Answer: Five countries were actually relegated from the 2002 contest instead of the expected ten.

Answer: 19

Answer: Six.

Answer: Twenty-six.

Answer: The country that made its debut at the 2003 Eurovision Song Contest is not explicitly named in the document.

Answer: Five countries were forced to sit out the 2003 Eurovision Song Contest.

Answer: Ten.

Answer: Three countries originally planned to make their 2003 Eurovision Song Contest debut but had to change plans due to EBU's late changes.

Answer: Riga.

Answer: The original plan was for the countries that performed in the bottom ten in the 2002 contest to be relegated, allowing other countries to compete for the first time.

This a document about Eurovision Song Contest 2003.
 Twenty-four countries participated in the 2002 contest in Tallinn; of these, fourteen were expected to compete in 2003. The bottom ten in Tallinn would be relegated, to allow countries to compete for the first time. In reality, only five countries were relegated – nineteen countries that entered in 2002 competed in Riga. ,, , and  were forced to sit out the contest. The nineteen qualifiers were joined by the six countries that had sat out the 2002 contest:, , the , , and. The twenty-sixth contestant was, making its debut at the contest. Originally,, , and  had planned 2003 debuts, but the EBU's late changes


Question: Who portrays Karen Davis in *The Grudge*?

Question: What is Karen Davis's profession at the beginning of *The Grudge*?

Question: Why does Karen Davis volunteer to take care of Emma Williams?

Question: What happens to Karen Davis after she begins to fall victim to the curse?

Question: What does Karen Davis attempt to do in order to stop the curse?

Question: What is the consequence of Karen Davis's attempt to stop the curse by burning the house?

Question: Where is Karen Davis placed after she fails to stop the curse?

Question: How is Karen Davis treated in the Japanese hospital?

Question: What is the name of Karen Davis's boyfriend in *The Grudge*?

Question: What is the name of the faction that Karen Davis belongs to in *The Grudge*?

Question: What is the name of the first nurse who does not show up at work in *The Grudge*?

Question: What is the name of the main protagonist in *The Grudge*?

Question: What is the status of Karen Davis in *The Grudge*?

Answer: Sarah Michelle Gellar.

Answer: Karen Davis is an American nurse.

Answer: Because the first nurse, Yoko, does not show up at work.

Answer: Karen Davis starts investigating the origin of the curse, tries to stop it by burning down the house, fails, and is later placed in a Japanese hospital, strapped to a bed and guarded by the police.

Answer: Karen Davis attempts to burn down the house to stop the curse.

Answer: The curse is released.

Answer: Karen Davis is placed in a Japanese hospital after she fails to stop the curse.

Answer: Karen Davis is strapped to a bed and constantly guarded by the police in the Japanese hospital.

Answer: Doug

Answer: Humanity

Answer: Yoko

Answer: Karen Davis

Answer: Deceased.

This a document about List of The Grudge characters.
Status: Deceased ; Faction: Humanity  Karen Davis (portrayed by Sarah Michelle Gellar) is the main protagonist in The Grudge. She starts as an American nurse who moves with her boyfriend to Tokyo. After the first nurse, Yoko, does not show up at work, she volunteers to take care of Emma Williams, which causes her to fall victim to the curse. When the curse starts claiming the people around her, she starts investigating the origin of the curse. She decides to head back to the house to keep her boyfriend, Doug, from falling to the grudge, but fails. Karen then tries to stop the curse by burning down the house, but this instead releases the curse. Karen is later placed in a Japanese hospital. She is strapped to a bed and constantly guarded by the police. She is


Question: What degree did John Hargis earn from Auburn University?

Question: What was John Hargis's first professional role after graduating from Auburn University?

Question: Where did John Hargis coach during the 2002-2003 season?

Question: Which university did John Hargis help win back-to-back women's Big Ten Conference championships?

Question: In which month and year did John Hargis return to Little Rock, Arkansas, to coach the Arkansas Dolphins?

Question: What additional role did John Hargis take on while coaching the Arkansas Dolphins?

Question: In what year did John Hargis return to Penn State University as the head coach?

Question: When did John Hargis accept the associate head coaching position at Auburn University?

Question: On what date was John Hargis named the head coach of the swimming and diving team at the University of Pittsburgh?

Question: What was the name of the team John Hargis left in July 2008 to return to Penn State University?

Question: What was the name of the team John Hargis coached to back-to-back women's Big Ten Conference championships?

Question: What was the name of the team John Hargis coached at his alma mater in the associate head coaching position?

Question: What was the name of the team John Hargis was made the head coach of in November 2006?

Question: What was the name of the team John Hargis was named the head coach of in April 2016?

Answer: John Hargis earned a Bachelor of Science degree in health promotion and sports management from Auburn University.

Answer: Assistant to the athletic director at Auburn.

Answer: John Hargis coached at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas (UNLV) during the 2002-2003 season.

Answer: Penn State University.

Answer: November 2006

Answer: He became the head coach of the club and the head coach of University of Arkansas, Little Rock.

Answer: 2008

Answer: In June 2013.

Answer: April 5, 2016.

Answer: Arkansas Dolphins

Answer: Penn State University

Answer: Auburn University.

Answer: Arkansas Dolphins.

Answer: The swimming and diving team at the University of Pittsburgh.

This a document about John Hargis.
 Hargis graduated from Auburn with his Bachelor of Science degree in health promotion and sports management. From there he began his career as a coach. After college he served as an assistant to the athletic director at Auburn. Then he coached at University of Nevada, Las Vegas (UNLV) for the 2002-2003 season. After coaching UNLV for a year, he went on as an assistant for Penn State University, coaching them-to-back to back women's Big Ten Conference championships. In November 2006 he moved back to Little Rock, Arkansas, to coach his old club team, the Arkansas Dolphins. Shortly thereafter he was made the head coach of the club as well as the head coach of University of Arkansas, Little Rock. In July 2008, Hargis left his club team to go back to Penn State University where he served as the head coach for five years. In June 2013 he accepted the associate head coaching position at his alma mater, Auburn University. On April 5, 2016, he was named as the head coach of the swimming and diving team at the University of Pittsburgh.


Question: What was the designation of the Avro Canada vehicle that proposed a large spinning turbo-disc for directing thrust?

Question: What was the source of the additional funding provided to Avro Canada in 1957 for the continuation of the project?

Question: What was the designated name of the project after it became classified in 1957?

Question: What was the intended speed capability of the concept developed by Avro Canada?

Question: How many hours of wind-tunnel testing were performed on the Avro Canada project?

Question: What unique design feature did the Avro Canada aircraft concept incorporate, as shown in its drawings?

Question: What feature did the Avro Canada vehicle, PV-704, lack in its design compared to traditional aircraft?

Answer: PV-704

Answer: The USAF provided the additional funding in 1957.

Answer: Weapon System 606A

Answer: Supersonic.

Answer: Over 1,000 hours of wind-tunnel testing were performed.

Answer: The Avro Canada aircraft concept incorporated a merging of a flying saucer with more conventional fuselage shapes, resulting in a tailless aircraft with circular wings.

Answer: The Avro Canada vehicle, PV-704, lacked a central impeller or exhaust in its design compared to traditional aircraft.

This a document about Avro Canada.
 vehicle, designated PV-704, which proposed no central impeller or exhaust, but rather a large spinning turbo-disc directing all thrust to the outer rim. Funding enabled continued development but was insufficient for a prototype. In 1957, the USAF provided additional funding to extend the project, by then highly classified and designated as Weapon System 606A. The concept developed was for a circular-winged, supersonic aircraft. Over 1,000 hours of wind-tunnel testing were performed. Drawings developed by Avro show an aircraft that appears to be a merging of flying saucer with more conventional fuselage shapes, in other words a tailless aircraft with circular wings (when viewed from above or below).


Question: What is the name of the debut EP by the punk blues band Boss Hog?

Question: In what year was Drinkin', Lechin' & Lyin' originally released?

Question: Which record label released a vinyl/CD reissue of Drinkin', Lechin' & Lyin' in 2016?

Question: Is Drinkin', Lechin' & Lyin' currently available in print?

Question: What type of music does the band Boss Hog play?

Question: What formats were included in the 2016 reissue of Drinkin', Lechin' & Lyin'?

Answer: Drinkin', Lechin' & Lyin'

Answer: 1989

Answer: Amphetamine Reptile

Answer: No.

Answer: punk blues

Answer: vinyl and CD

This a document about Drinkin', Lechin' & Lyin'.
 Drinkin', Lechin' & Lyin' is the debut EP by punk blues band Boss Hog. Although out of print since its original release in 1989, Amphetamine Reptile released a vinyl/CD reissue in 2016.


Question: Which team did UCLA lose to in the 1977 West Region semifinals?

Question: What was the score of UCLA's 1977 West Region semifinals game against Idaho State?

Question: Who was the coach of the Indiana Hoosiers that defeated UCLA twice in the 1976 season?

Question: What percentage of games did Jim Bartow win during his two years as UCLA coach?

Question: What was the name of the person who received death threats from UCLA fans despite a high win percentage?

Question: What did John Wooden jokingly say to his successors on the phone, identifying himself as alumni?

Question: What year did John Wooden walk off the court after his last game as UCLA coach?

Question: What was the name of John Wooden's successor who had an 85.2% win rate during his two years as UCLA coach?

Question: What was the name of John Wooden's successor who was reportedly receiving death threats from UCLA fans?

Question: What year did John Wooden joke about being a victim of his own success and contact his successors playfully?

Answer: UCLA lost to Idaho State in the 1977 West Region semifinals.

Answer: 76–75

Answer: Bob Knight

Answer: 85.2%

Answer: Bartow

Answer: "We the alumni..."

Answer: 1975

Answer: Bartow

Answer: Bartow

Answer: 1975

This a document about John Wooden.
 1976, but was blown out twice that season by Bob Knight's eventual undefeated national-champion Indiana Hoosiers, the second time in the 1976 Final Four, and lost 76–75 in the 1977 West Region semifinals to Idaho State. Bartow won 85.2% of his games (compared to Wooden's 80.8%) in two years, yet supposedly received death threats from unsatisfied UCLA fans. Wooden himself often joked about being a victim of his own success, calling his successors on the phone and playfully identifying himself ominously as "we the alumni..." In his autobiography, Wooden recounts walking off the court in 1975 after his last game as


Question: What book by Derrick Jensen was one of Context Books' most popular titles?

Question: Which book by Daniel Quinn was published by Context Books in 2001?

Question: What is the title of the other book by Daniel Quinn published by Context Books in 2002?

Question: What award did David Means's book Assorted Fire Events win?

Question: Which of David Marshall Chan's books was a finalist for the NYPL Young Lions award?

Question: What Russian author's book was published by Context Books, as mentioned in the document?

Question: What themes did Context Books continue to explore with the publication of Daniel Quinn's works?

Question: What is the title of Zinovy Zinik's book published by Context Books?

Question: What book by David Marshall Chan was a finalist for the NYPL Young Lions award?

Question: What was the name of the short story collection by David Means published by Context Books?

Question: What was the name of the book by David Marshall Chan that was a Los Angeles Times Book Prize finalist?

Question: What was the name of the book by Zinovy Zinik published by Context Books?

Answer: A Language Older Than Words

Answer: The Man Who Grew Young and After Dachau

Answer: The Holy

Answer: The Los Angeles Times Book Prize.

Answer: Goblin Fruit: Stories

Answer: Zinovy Zinik

Answer: Context Books continued to explore the themes of questioning industrial civilization, environmentalism, and humankind's role and responsibilities with the publication of Daniel Quinn's works.

Answer: Mind the Doors

Answer: Goblin Fruit: Stories

Answer: Assorted Fire Events

Answer: Goblin Fruit: Stories

Answer: Mind the Doors

This a document about Context Books.
 The national attention and controversy surrounding Truth Vs. Lies gave Context Books enough of a spotlight to acquire new authors, starting with environmentalist Derrick Jensen's long-form essay A Language Older Than Words, which went on to be one of the company's most popular titles. The themes of questioning industrial civilization, environmentalism, and humankind's role and responsibilities continued with the publication of author Daniel Quinn's books The Man Who Grew Young and After Dachau in 2001, and The Holy in 2002. Context Books also began to seek out literary works for publication, including David Means's Assorted Fire Events, a set of short stories which won the Los Angeles Times Book Prize, and was a finalist for the National Book Critics Circle Award, as well as Mind the Doors by Russian author Zinovy Zinik, and Goblin Fruit: Stories by David Marshall Chan, which was a Los Angeles Times Book Prize finalist and a NYPL Young Lions finalist.


Question: In which city did Stanislas Niedzielski give the first performance of Joaquín Turina's Contes d'Espagne, Set II, Op. 47?

Question: What date did Stanislas Niedzielski perform the first performance of Joaquín Turina's Contes d'Espagne, Set II, Op. 47?

Question: Which countries did Stanislas Niedzielski tour and perform in frequently, according to the document?

Question: What unusual method did Stanislas Niedzielski use to transport his piano for a performance at Birmingham Town Hall around 1950?

Question: Where did Stanislas Niedzielski settle and where did he die in 1975?

Question: What was the cause of Stanislas Niedzielski's death in 1975?

Question: Which composer's work did Stanislas Niedzielski create a paraphrase on, as an example of his commanding technique?

Question: In which city and year was Stanislas Niedzielski's paraphrase on Johann Strauss II's A Thousand and One Nights Waltz recorded?

Question: What is the name of the person mentioned in the document who performed with Stanislas Niedzielski, and what age-related inconsistency is noted about him?

Question: What is the current availability status of Stanislas Niedzielski's recordings, according to the document?

Answer: Madrid

Answer: 18 January 1930

Answer: South Africa, Australia, and New Zealand.

Answer: He brought his own piano in a box trailer towed behind his car.

Answer: Stanislas Niedzielski settled in Paris and died there in 1975.

Answer: Stanislas Niedzielski died in 1975 of a tropical disease contracted during an African tour.

Answer: Johann Strauss II

Answer: London in 1930.

Answer: Dan Godfrey; the source refers to him as a "teenager", but he appears to have been about 23.

Answer: Some of Stanislas Niedzielski's recordings have been reissued on CD in recent years.

This a document about Stanislas Niedzielski.
 Dan Godfrey (the source refers to him as a "teenager", but he appears to have been about 23). On 18 January 1930, in Madrid, he gave the first performance of Joaquín Turina's Contes d'Espagne, Set II, Op. 47. He toured to many countries, including frequent performances in South Africa, Australia and New Zealand. For a performance at Birmingham Town Hall around 1950 he brought his own piano in a box trailer towed behind his car. He settled in Paris, dying there in 1975 of a tropical disease contracted during an African tour. Niedzielski is not well known today, but he had a commanding technique as shown in his own paraphrase on Johann Strauss II's A Thousand and One Nights Waltz, Op. 346, recorded in London in 1930. His recordings are now rare (some have been reissued on CD in recent years):


Question: What is Teresa M. Amabile's full name and date of birth?

Question: Which university is Teresa M. Amabile affiliated with?

Question: What is Teresa M. Amabile's title and academic position at Harvard Business School?

Question: Which unit at Harvard Business School does Teresa M. Amabile belong to?

Answer: Teresa M. Amabile's full name is Teresa M. Amabile, and her date of birth is June 15, 1950.

Answer: Harvard Business School.

Answer: Teresa M. Amabile is the Edsel Bryant Ford Professor of Business Administration in the Entrepreneurial Management Unit at Harvard Business School.

Answer: Teresa M. Amabile belongs to the Entrepreneurial Management Unit at Harvard Business School.

This a document about Teresa Amabile.
 Teresa M. Amabile (born June 15, 1950) is an American academic who is the Edsel Bryant Ford Professor of Business Administration in the Entrepreneurial Management Unit at Harvard Business School.


Question: What is the name of the football league based in the city of Caazapá?

Question: Which teams are part of the Liga Caazapeña de Fútbol?

Answer: Liga Caazapeña de Fútbol

Answer: 25 de Enero, Teniente Dionicio Fariña, Fray Luis de Bolaños, Juventud, Nanawa, Sportivo Agricola, Guarani, 25 de Abril, 16 de Agosto, 1 de Enero, 27 de Setiembre.

This a document about Football Federation of the 6th Department Caazapá.
25 de Enero ; Teniente Dionicio Fariña ; Fray Luis de Bolaños ; Juventud ; Nanawa ; Sportivo Agricola ; Guarani ; 25 de Abril ; 16 de Agosto ; 1 de Enero ; 27 de Setiembre The Liga Caazapeña de Fútbol is based in the city of Caazapá. The following teams are part of this league:


Question: What does Archimedes' principle not consider when calculating the buoyant force on an object?

Question: In what types of fluids has Archimedes' principle been found to break down?

Question: What is the name of the exception to Archimedes' principle when an object is in contact with the bottom or side of a vessel?

Question: What condition must be met for the bottom (or side) case exception to occur in Archimedes' principle?

Question: What effect does the bottom (or side) case have on the net force acting on the submerged object?

Question: Why does the bottom (or side) case result in a different net force compared to the predictions of Archimedes' principle?

Answer: Surface tension (capillarity) acting on the body.

Answer: complex fluids

Answer: The bottom (or side) case.

Answer: A side of the object must be touching the bottom (or side) of the vessel it is submerged in, and no liquid seeps in along that side.

Answer: The bottom (or side) case causes the net force to be different from what Archimedes' principle predicts, due to the broken symmetry of pressure.

Answer: The bottom (or side) case results in a different net force because no fluid seeps in on that side, breaking the symmetry of pressure.

This a document about Archimedes' principle.
 Archimedes' principle does not consider the surface tension (capillarity) acting on the body. Moreover, Archimedes' principle has been found to break down in complex fluids. There is an exception to Archimedes' principle known as the bottom (or side) case. This occurs when a side of the object is touching the bottom (or side) of the vessel it is submerged in, and no liquid seeps in along that side. In this case, the net force has been found to be different from Archimedes' principle, owing to the fact that since no fluid seeps in on that side, the symmetry of pressure is broken.


Question: What was the main point of conflict between liberals and conservatives in Mexico?

Question: What was the fighting motto of the Mexican Conservatives?

Question: What was one of the main tenets of the Mexican Conservative Party regarding religion?

Question: What did the Mexican Conservatives want to maintain in order to prevent the spread of liberal ideas?

Question: What did the Mexican Conservatives want to preserve in order to maintain their autonomy?

Question: On what ideas were Mexican conservative beliefs primarily based?

Question: What type of rulers did the Mexican Conservatives seek?

Question: What did the Mexican Conservatives offer to Maximilian of Habsburg?

Question: What was the ideological approach of Emperor Maximilian I that caused some conservatives to become disenchanted?

Question: How were Emperor Maximilian I's policies generally received by moderate conservatives?

Answer: The church.

Answer: Religion and fueros.

Answer: Preserve Catholicism as the sole religion for all citizens.

Answer: The Mexican Conservatives wanted to maintain the monopoly of education in order to prevent the spread of liberal ideas.

Answer: The Mexican Conservatives wanted to preserve military courts to maintain their autonomy.

Answer: Mexican conservative beliefs were primarily based on moral and religious ideas applied to various fields such as respect for family, traditions, individual and community property.

Answer: The Mexican Conservatives sought rulers who were honest and worthy bearers of traditional values.

Answer: The Mexican Conservatives offered Maximilian of Habsburg the head of the second empire.

Answer: The mixed liberal-royalist ideology.

Answer: The policies of Emperor Maximilian I were widely praised by most of the moderate conservatives.

This a document about Conservative Party (Mexico).
 The main point of conflict between liberals and conservatives was the church. Conservatives remained faithful to it and fought for their economic and social power to be maintained. His fighting motto was "Religion and fueros" Among its main tenets was the preserve of Catholicism as a sole religion for all citizens. They also wanted to retain the monopoly of education, to prevent infiltrating liberal ideas. Similarly, they tried to keep military courts thus maintaining their autonomy Conservative ideas were based on moral and religious ideas applied to various fields such as respect for family, traditions, individual and community property. They sought rulers who were honest and worthy bearers of traditional values. Conservatives offered Maximilian of Habsburg the head of the second empire. The mixed liberal-royalist ideology implemented by Emperor Maximilian I disenchanted some conservatives, however, the policies were widely praised by most of the moderate conservatives.


Question: In which countries has corrective rape been reported?

Question: What is the term used to describe the act of corrective rape?

Answer: Corrective rape has been reported in Ecuador, Haiti, India, Jamaica, Kenya, Kyrgyzstan, the Netherlands, Nigeria, Peru, South Africa, Thailand, Uganda, Ukraine, the United Kingdom, the United States, and Zimbabwe.

Answer: The term used to describe the act is "corrective rape."

This a document about Corrective rape.
 Corrective rape has been reported in countries across the world including Ecuador, Haiti, India, Jamaica, Kenya, Kyrgyzstan, the Netherlands, Nigeria, Peru, South Africa, Thailand, Uganda, Ukraine, the United Kingdom, the United States, and Zimbabwe.


Question: What did Vanity card #463 say about Chuck Lorre's writing of vanity cards?

Question: What did Vanity card #464 state about Chuck Lorre's decision regarding the vanity cards?

Question: What event did Vanity card #493 pay tribute to, and when was it aired?

Question: What role did Leonard Nimoy play on a show created by Chuck Lorre?

Question: Which show marked the first time since 1997 that Chuck Lorre's series did not use a vanity card?

Question: What did Disjointed use instead of Chuck Lorre's traditional vanity card at its premiere?

Question: On which Netflix original series did Chuck Lorre's vanity cards reappear?

Question: How long had Chuck Lorre used vanity cards before Disjointed premiered without one?

Question: Which show created by Chuck Lorre was Leonard Nimoy's guest voice role featured on?

Question: What was the name of the show that premiered in 1997 and was the last one before Disjointed to use Chuck Lorre's vanity cards?

Question: When did Chuck Lorre resume writing vanity cards after stating he would stop?

Answer: It said that Chuck Lorre would stop writing the vanity cards.

Answer: Vanity card #464 stated that it was Chuck Lorre's last vanity card and that he felt they would not be missed.

Answer: Vanity card #493 paid tribute to the late Leonard Nimoy and was aired on March 5, 2015.

Answer: Leonard Nimoy played the voice of Sheldon's conscience on a show created by Chuck Lorre.

Answer: Disjointed

Answer: A standard production logo.

Answer: The Kominsky Method.

Answer: Since 1997.

Answer: Leonard Nimoy's guest voice role was featured on a show created by Chuck Lorre three years before Vanity card #493.

Answer: Dharma & Greg

Answer: Chuck Lorre resumed writing vanity cards with Vanity card #493 on March 5, 2015.

This a document about Chuck Lorre.
 card #463 discussed Lorre's lost or matured angst along with the news that he will stop writing the vanity cards. Vanity card #464 was displayed in the next episode stating it was his last and that he felt like they would not be missed. However, he resumed his cards; Vanity card #493 on March 5, 2015, featured a tribute to the late Leonard Nimoy, who had guest starred on the show as the voice of Sheldon's conscience three years before. In 2017, with the premiere of Disjointed, for the first time since Dharma & Greg premiered in 1997, a new show of Lorre's did not use his traditional vanity card. Instead, a standard production logo was used. The vanity cards have since reappeared on Lorre's Netflix original series, The Kominsky Method.


Question: What is the name of the railway associated with the Yūbetsu Coal Mine?

Question: Which railway company operated in Kushiro?

Question: What was the name of the industrial railway known as Maruseppu Forest Railway?

Question: What was the former name of the company that later became Mitsubishi Material?

Question: What was the name of the railway operated by Mitsui Mining?

Question: Which company still remains active in its main business as a chemical company?

Question: What was the name of the railway known as Noboribetsu Onsen Tramway?

Question: What was the name of the industrial railway known as Oketo Forest Railway?

Question: What was the name of the industrial railway known as Onneyu Forest Railway?

Question: What was another former name of Mitsubishi Ōyūbari Coal Mine?

Question: What is the name of the railway associated with Mitsui Mining?

Question: What is the name of the railway associated with Nemuro Takushoku Railway?

Question: What is the name of the railway associated with Nippon Soda?

Question: What is the name of the railway associated with Bibai?

Answer: Yūbetsu Colliery Railway and Yūbetsu Railway.

Answer: Kushiro Railway 釧路鉄道

Answer: Maruseppu Forest Railway

Answer: Mitsubishi Mining

Answer: Mitsui Ashibetsu Railway

Answer: Nippon Soda

Answer: Noboribetsu Onsen Tramway

Answer: Oketo Forest Railway was known as 置戸森林鉄道.

Answer: Onneyu Forest Railway was known as 温根湯森林鉄道.

Answer: Ōyūbari Coal Mine

Answer: Mitsui Ashibetsu Railway

Answer: The railway associated with Nemuro Takushoku Railway is itself, as it is named "Nemuro Takushoku Railway" (根室拓殖鉄道).

Answer: Nippon Soda 日本曹達 (Industrial railway)

Answer: Bibai Railway (美唄鉄道)

This a document about List of defunct railway companies in Japan.
 Yūbetsu Colliery Railway 雄別炭礦鉄道, Yūbetsu Railway 雄別鉄道, and Yūbetsu Coal Mine 雄別炭礦. ; Kushiro Railway 釧路鉄道 ; Maruseppu Forest Railway 丸瀬布森林鉄道 (Industrial railway) ; Mitsubishi Coal Mining 三菱石炭鉱業 ; Former names include Ōyūbari Coal Mine 大夕張炭礦, Bibai Railway 美唄鉄道, Mitsubishi Mining 三菱鉱業, and Mitsubishi Ōyūbari Coal Mine 三菱大夕張炭礦. Mitsubishi Mining was later merged into Mitsubishi Material 三菱マテリアル. ; Mitsui Ashibetsu Railway 三井芦別鉄道 ; Mitsui Mining 三井鉱山 ; Still active in its main business. ; Nemuro Takushoku Railway 根室拓殖鉄道 ; Nippon Soda 日本曹達 (Industrial railway) ; Still active in its main business as a chemical company. ; Noboribetsu Onsen Tramway 登別温泉軌道 ; Oketo Forest Railway 置戸森林鉄道 (Industrial railway) ; Onneyu Forest Railway 温根湯森林鉄道 (Industrial


Question: How are the matches of the England cricket team listed in the document?

Answer: Chronologically in order of first match, including neutral fixtures such as World Cup and Champions Trophy games.

This a document about England cricket team.
 Listed chronologically in order of first match and include neutral fixtures such as World Cup and Champions Trophy games


Question: What is the name of the body of water associated with the old rhyme about the dangers of slavery and malaria?

Question: What is the historical name given to the shore of the Bight of Benin due to its association with slavery?

Question: What is the name of the old rhyme that warns about the risks of the Bight of Benin?

Question: What is one of the dangers mentioned in the old rhyme about the Bight of Benin?

Question: What is the name of the author associated with a third version of the couplet about the Bight of Benin?

Question: What is another version of the couplet about the Bight of Benin mentioned in the document?

Answer: Bight of Benin

Answer: The Slave Coast.

Answer: The old rhyme is: "Beware, beware the Bight of the Benin, for few come out though many go in."

Answer: Malaria.

Answer: R. Austin Freeman

Answer: "One comes out, where fifty went in."

This a document about Bight of Benin.
Beware, beware the Bight of the Benin, for few come out though many go in. Beware beware, the Bight of Benin: one comes out, where fifty went in! Beware and take care of the Bight of Benin. There's one comes out for forty goes in." The Bight of Benin has a long association with slavery, its shore being known as the Slave Coast. An old rhyme says: A variation goes: This is said to be a slavery jingle or sea shanty about the risk of malaria in the Bight. A third version of the couplet is: In R. Austin Freeman’s


Question: What was the name of the group that had a significant impact on the German youth movement and German Scouting?

Question: Which resistance group in Nazi Germany was influenced by Deutsche Jungenschaft?

Question: What was the purpose of the resistance group The White Rose in Nazi Germany?

Question: What is the name of the archetypical tent developed within the dj.1.11 group?

Question: What full name is associated with the abbreviation 'dj.1.11' in the document?

Answer: dj.1.11

Answer: The White Rose

Answer: The White Rose called for active opposition to Adolf Hitler's regime.

Answer: Kohte

Answer: Deutsche Jungenschaft vom 1.11.1929

This a document about Deutsche Jungenschaft vom 1.11.1929.
 The dj.1.11 group had significant impact on the German youth movement and on German Scouting. Deutsche Jungenschaft influenced members of the resistance group, The White Rose in Nazi Germany, which called for active opposition to German dictator Adolf Hitler's regime. The archetypical tent of German Scouting, the Kohte, was developed within the dj.1.11.


Question: Which player won the Keith Truscott Medal in the season mentioned in the document?

Question: What event caused Melbourne to narrowly miss out on the finals according to the document?

Question: Who replaced Skilton as coach at the end of the 1977 VFL season?

Question: What was the result of Melbourne's performance in the 1978 season?

Question: What action did Fowler take after being substituted against North Melbourne?

Question: What position was Fowler relegated to during the 1978 season?

Question: What prompted Fowler to consider retirement during the 1978 season?

Question: What was Fowler's status in terms of performance during the season when he finished runner-up to Wells in the Keith Truscott Medal count?

Question: What was Dennis Jones' background before becoming Melbourne's coach?

Answer: Wells

Answer: Carlton drew with Footscray in the final round of the home-and-away season.

Answer: Dennis Jones

Answer: Melbourne finished last in 1978.

Answer: Fowler quit for a brief time.

Answer: Reserves

Answer: Being relegated to the Reserves.

Answer: Fowler was among Melbourne's best players.

Answer: Dennis Jones was a former premiership player.

This a document about Laurie Fowler.
 Melbourne narrowly missed out on the finals after Carlton drew with Footscray in the final round of the home-and-away season. Fowler was again among Melbourne's best players, finishing runner-up to Wells in the Keith Truscott Medal count. Skilton was replaced as coach by former premiership player Dennis Jones at the end of the 1977 VFL season, but Melbourne's fortunes did not improve and they finished last in 1978. During that season, Fowler had to be talked out of retirement after being relegated to the Reserves, and then quit for a brief time in May after being substituted against North Melbourne. Despite receiving offers from a number of top


Question: Where is MATS University located?

Question: What type of university is MATS University?

Question: Under which act was MATS University established?

Question: Which government body established MATS University?

Question: In which year did MATS University begin its operations?

Question: What are the core values emphasized by MATS University?

Question: What organizations have recognized or accredited MATS University?

Question: What is the status of MATS University in Chhattisgarh?

Answer: Raipur, Chhattisgarh, India.

Answer: MATS University is a private university.

Answer: Chhattisgarh Private University Act under Section 2(f) of UGC Act 1956.

Answer: The government of Chhattisgarh (C.G.) established MATS University.

Answer: 2006

Answer: The core values emphasized by MATS University are ambition, equality, responsibility, and ethical values.

Answer: MATS University is recognized under section 2(f) of UGC Act 1956 and accredited by NAAC. It is also approved by BCI, AICTE, AIU, and NCTE.

Answer: MATS University is a leading university in Chhattisgarh.

This a document about MATS University.
 MATS University, is a private university located in Raipur, Chhattisgarh, India. It was established by Chhattisgarh Private University Act under Section 2(f) of UGC Act 1956. MATS University is established by the government of C.G. under Chhattisgarh Private Universities establishment & operation act and recognized under section 2(f) of UGC Act 1956 approved by BCI, AICTE, AIU and NCTE and accredited by NAAC. MATS University began operations in 2006 to empower ambition and equality and responsibility and ethical values as the core foundation of the MATS University AND MATS University leading university in the Chhattisgarh with the most qualified graduates with unparalleled vision to empower ambition and equality and responsibility and ethical values of MATS University.


Question: What type of television series is The Bronx Zoo?

Question: Who were the directors of The Bronx Zoo television series?

Question: On which network did The Bronx Zoo air?

Question: What were the start and end dates of The Bronx Zoo's original broadcast run?

Question: How many seasons did The Bronx Zoo run before being canceled?

Answer: The Bronx Zoo is an American drama television series.

Answer: The directors of The Bronx Zoo television series were Allan Arkush and Paul Lynch.

Answer: The Bronx Zoo aired on NBC.

Answer: The Bronx Zoo originally aired from March 19, 1987 to June 29, 1988.

Answer: Two seasons.

This a document about The Bronx Zoo (TV series).
 The Bronx Zoo is an American drama television series that was directed by Allan Arkush and Paul Lynch that aired on NBC from March 19, 1987 to June 29, 1988. It lasted two seasons before cancelation.


Question: How many assembly constituencies are there in North Tripura district?

Question: What is the name of one of the assembly constituencies in North Tripura district?

Question: Which Lok Sabha constituency does North Tripura district belong to?

Question: Which other districts share the Tripura East Lok Sabha constituency with North Tripura district?

Answer: There are eleven assembly constituencies in North Tripura district.

Answer: Pabiachhara

Answer: North Tripura district belongs to the Lok Sabha constituency of Tripura East.

Answer: Dhalai and South Tripura districts.

This a document about North Tripura district.
 There are eleven assembly constituencies in this district: Pabiachhara, Fatikroy, Chandipur, Kailasahar, Kadamtala-Kurti, Bagbassa, Dharmanagar, Jubarajnagar, Panisagar, Pencharthal and Kanchanpur. North Tripura district is in the Lok Sabha constituency of Tripura East, which is shared with Dhalai and South Tripura districts.


Question: Which historical figure did Williams claim used a dagger to castrate Rasputin?

Question: What is the estimated value of the panel described in the document?

Question: What is the name of the person portrayed in the portrait acquired from Williams' estate?

Question: Where is the portrait of Mary Marshall now displayed?

Question: What practice became common after the 18th century that led to the alteration of paintings, such as the one with the legs described in the document?

Question: What is the name of the hotel in Savannah where the portrait of Mary Marshall is displayed?

Question: What is the name of the item described as a carved walnut and parcel-gilt column lamp in the document?

Question: What is the name of the house in Savannah, Georgia, that is the subject of the document?

Question: What is the name of the artist attributed to the painted legs in the document?

Question: What modification was made to the painting attributed to Sir Joshua Reynolds, as mentioned in the document?

Answer: Prince Felix Yusupov

Answer: $1,500.

Answer: Mary Marshall

Answer: The portrait of Mary Marshall is now displayed in the lobby of the Marshall House hotel.

Answer: It was customary after the 18th century, when ceiling heights were often lowered, for a painting to be cut to fit the size of a room.

Answer: Marshall House

Answer: A carved walnut and parcel-gilt column lamp.

Answer: Mercer House

Answer: Sir Joshua Reynolds

Answer: The painting attributed to Sir Joshua Reynolds was cut to fit the size of a room.

This a document about Mercer House (Savannah, Georgia).
A carved walnut and parcel-gilt column lamp, part 17th century. ; The dagger that, Williams claimed, Prince Felix Yusupov used to castrate Rasputin. ; A pair of legs, painted in oil and attributed to Sir Joshua Reynolds. It was customary after the 18th century, when ceiling heights were often lowered, for a painting to be cut to fit the size of a room. The legs appear to have been a victim of this downsizing. The panel is estimated at about $1,500.  A portrait of Mary Marshall, founder of Savannah's Marshall House, was acquired from Wiliams' estate and now hangs in the lobby of the hotel.


Question: What collective did Jennifer Baumgardner work with that influenced Third Wave feminism?

Question: What idea did the Third Wave of feminism reject regarding political priorities?

Question: What cultural elements did Third Wave feminists embrace to support women?

Question: How did girlie feminists challenge the traditional image of what a feminist might look like?

Question: What concept undermined the notion that pornography was inherently harmful to women?

Question: What additional idea did the Third Wave of feminism reject regarding the definition of being feminist?

Question: What idea did Jennifer Baumgardner advance regarding feminism?

Question: What did Third Wave feminists inherit from their predecessors in terms of cultural critique?

Question: What was the cultural context in which the Third Wave of feminism developed, according to the document?

Answer: The Combahee River Collective.

Answer: The Third Wave of feminism rejected the idea of a shared political priority list.

Answer: Third Wave feminists embraced pop culture elements such as Queen Latifah, bell hooks, Riot Grrrl, magazines, and fashion statements to support women.

Answer: Girlie feminists challenged the traditional image of what a feminist might look like by creating magazines and fashion statements that complicated this idea.

Answer: Sex positivity.

Answer: The Third Wave rejected the idea of a shared political priority list or even a set of issues one must espouse to be feminist.

Answer: Jennifer Baumgardner advanced the idea that gender might be just one of many entry points for feminism.

Answer: Third Wave feminists inherited critiques of sexist dominant culture.

Answer: The Third Wave of feminism developed in a feminist-influenced civilization.

This a document about Jennifer Baumgardner.
 the Combahee River Collective and advanced the idea that gender might be just one of many entry points for feminism. The Third Wave rejected the idea of a shared political priority list or even a set of issues one must espouse to be feminist. It inherited critiques of sexist dominant culture (having grown up in a feminist-influenced civilization) and embraced and created pop culture that supported women, from Queen Latifah to bell hooks to Riot Grrrl. Girlie feminists created magazines and fashion statements (and complicated the idea of what a feminist might look like). Sex positivity undermined the notion that porn


Question: What is the name of the dinoflagellate responsible for causing fish kills in shallow marine waters?

Question: What kind of fish are particularly vulnerable to the effects of Pfiesteria piscicida in confined areas?

Question: What triggers the production of free-swimming zoospores by Pfiesteria piscicida?

Question: What substance do the zoospores of Pfiesteria piscicida begin to secrete if the fish remain in the area?

Question: What symptoms do fish experience as a result of the neurotoxin secreted by Pfiesteria piscicida?

Question: What do the dinoflagellates consume after the toxin causes damage to the fish?

Question: How can fish kills caused by Pfiesteria piscicida be viewed in terms of ecological function?

Question: What environmental factor increases the rate of fish kills caused by Pfiesteria piscicida?

Answer: Pfiesteria piscicida

Answer: Shoaling forage fish.

Answer: The excretions from fish trigger the production of free-swimming zoospores by Pfiesteria piscicida.

Answer: The zoospores of Pfiesteria piscicida begin to secrete a neurotoxin if the fish remain in the area.

Answer: Fish experience bleeding lesions and their skin flakes off in the water.

Answer: The dinoflagellates consume the blood and flakes of tissue from the damaged fish.

Answer: Fish kills caused by Pfiesteria piscicida can be viewed as natural mechanisms for regulating the population of exceptionally abundant fish.

Answer: Organically polluted land runoff.

This a document about Fish disease and parasites.
  Some diseases result in mass die offs. One of the more bizarre and recently discovered diseases produces huge fish kills in shallow marine waters. It is caused by the ambush predator dinoflagellate Pfiesteria piscicida. When large numbers of fish, like shoaling forage fish, are in confined situations such as shallow bays, the excretions from the fish encourage this dinoflagellate, which is not normally toxic, to produce free-swimming zoospores. If the fish remain in the area, continuing to provide nourishment, then the zoospores start secreting a neurotoxin. This toxin results in the fish developing bleeding lesions, and their skin flakes off in the water. The dinoflagellates then eat the blood and flakes of tissue while the affected fish die. Fish kills by this dinoflagellate are common, and they may also have been responsible for kills in the past which were thought to have had other causes. Kills like these can be viewed as natural mechanisms for regulating the population of exceptionally abundant fish. The rate at which the kills occur increases as organically polluted land runoff increases.


Question: What is the full name of the Venezuelan actress known as Beba Rojas?

Question: On which date was Beba Rojas born?

Question: Which Venezuelan television channel did Beba Rojas begin her career with?

Question: What educational institution did Beba Rojas attend in Venezuela?

Question: In which television show did Beba Rojas make her debut as a comedian?

Question: What is the name of Beba Rojas' son?

Answer: Reymarvi Rojas Velazco

Answer: Beba Rojas was born on September 25, 1965.

Answer: Venevisión

Answer: Beba Rojas attended the Universidad Central de Venezuela.

Answer: Beba Rojas made her debut as a comedian in the humorous television show Bienvenidos.

Answer: Fabio Alejandro

This a document about Beba Rojas.
 Reymarvi Rojas Velazco, better known as Beba Rojas (born September 25, 1965) is a Venezuelan actress, model and comedian. She began her artistic career in the Venezuelan television channel Venevisión after completing her studies at the Universidad Central de Venezuela. She made her debut as a comedian in the humorous television show Bienvenidos. She later became an actress in various telenovelas on the same channel. Beba is married and has a son named Fabio Alejandro.


Question: What is the title of the government position discussed in this document?

Answer: Minister of the Interior (Sweden)

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Question: Where was the concert 'Live at the Apollo' by Ben Harper and The Blind Boys of Alabama filmed?

Question: On what date was the concert 'Live at the Apollo' filmed?

Question: In which city and state is the Apollo Theater located?

Question: What formats were used for the release of 'Live at the Apollo'?

Question: On what date was the DVD version of 'Live at the Apollo' released?

Question: On what date was the CD version of 'Live at the Apollo' released?

Answer: The concert 'Live at the Apollo' by Ben Harper and The Blind Boys of Alabama was filmed at the Apollo Theater in Harlem, New York.

Answer: October 12, 2004.

Answer: Harlem, New York.

Answer: DVD and CD.

Answer: March 29, 2005.

Answer: March 14, 2005.

This a document about Live at the Apollo (Ben Harper and The Blind Boys of Alabama album).
 Live at the Apollo was a concert by Ben Harper and The Blind Boys of Alabama filmed at the Apollo Theater (Harlem, New York), on October 12, 2004 and released as a DVD and a CD. The DVD was released on March 29, 2005 and the CD on March 14, 2005.


Question: What is the gender associated with the name Christina?

Question: What is the Latin origin of the name Christina?

Question: What are some common short forms of the name Christina?

Question: What is the etymological root of the name Christina in Middle English?

Question: What is the Latin term from which the name Christina is ultimately derived?

Question: What is the meaning of the name Christina in its Middle English form?

Question: What is the masculine counterpart to the name Christina in Latin?

Answer: Feminine

Answer: The Latin origin of the name Christina is Christiana, which is a simplified form of the Latin Christiana.

Answer: Chris and Tina.

Answer: The etymological root of the name Christina in Middle English is "Christin," meaning "Christian," from Old English "christen," which is derived from Latin.

Answer: Christiana

Answer: The Middle English form of the name Christina is "Christin," meaning "Christian."

Answer: Christianus

This a document about Christina (given name).
 Christina or Cristina is a feminine given name. It is a simplified form of the Latin Christiana, and a feminine form of Christianus or a Latinized form of the Middle English Christin 'Christian' (Old English christen, from Latin). Short forms include Chris and Tina.


Question: Where was the 2009 Davis Cup Asia/Oceania Zone Group IV held?

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Question: Were the matches of the 2009 Davis Cup Asia/Oceania Zone Group IV played indoors or outdoors?

Question: What were the dates of the 2009 Davis Cup Asia/Oceania Zone Group IV event?

Answer: Dhaka, Bangladesh

Answer: Hard - outdoors

Answer: Outdoors

Answer: 1–5 April

This a document about 2009 Davis Cup Asia/Oceania Zone Group IV.
 Venue: Dhaka, Bangladesh Surface: Hard - outdoors Dates: 1–5 April


Question: In which year and place was Maran Brang Seng born?

Question: Where did Maran Brang Seng receive his education before entering Rangoon University?

Question: What degrees did Maran Brang Seng obtain from Rangoon University and in which year?

Question: What role did Maran Brang Seng hold at the Myitkyina Baptist school from 1957 to 1960?

Question: In which year did Maran Brang Seng go underground with the Kachin Independence Organization?

Question: In which year did Maran Brang Seng lead the first Kachin rebel delegation to China?

Question: What position did Maran Brang Seng hold in the Kachin Independence Organization starting from 1975?

Question: With which group did Maran Brang Seng make peace in 1976?

Question: In which year did Maran Brang Seng lead a delegation of the National Democratic Front to the CPB's Panghsang headquarters?

Question: In which year did Maran Brang Seng become vice chairman of the Democratic Alliance of Burma?

Question: Where was Maran Brang Seng attached as headquarters of the Democratic Alliance of Burma until 1993?

Question: In which year and month did the Kachin Independence Organization make peace with Rangoon?

Question: In which city and province did Maran Brang Seng suffer a stroke, and in what year?

Question: In which year and month did Maran Brang Seng die?

Question: What organization did Maran Brang Seng represent when he traveled to Singapore in 1957?

Question: What were Maran Brang Seng's roles at the Myitkyina Baptist school from 1961 to 1963?

Answer: 1930 in Hpakan, Kachin State, Myanmar.

Answer: Kachin Baptist School, Myitkyina.

Answer: Maran Brang Seng obtained a BA and a BEd from Rangoon University in 1955.

Answer: Headmaster

Answer: 1963

Answer: 1967

Answer: Chairman of KIO

Answer: Communist Party of Burma

Answer: 1986

Answer: 1988

Answer: Manerplaw on the Thai−Burma border.

Answer: April 1993

Answer: Maran Brang Seng suffered a stroke in Kunming, Yunnan in 1993.

Answer: August 1994

Answer: YMCA

Answer: Principal.

This a document about Maran Brang Seng.
 Born in 1930 in Hpakan, Kachin State, Myanmar (Burma); educated in Kachin Baptist School, Myitkyina; entered Rangoon University in 1952 and obtained a BA and a BEd in 1955. Brang Seng was Burma's delegate to the YMCA to Singapore in 1957; headmaster of Myitkyina Baptist school 1957–60 and its principal 1961–63. In 1963 he went underground with Kachin Independence Organization. He led the first Kachin rebel delegation to China in 1967 and was Chairman of KIO since 1975. Made peace with the Communist Party of Burma in 1976 and led the delegation of National Democratic Front to the CPB's Panghsang headquarters in March 1986. He left Kachin State in late 1986 to travel abroad. He became vice chairman of Democratic Alliance of Burma on 18 November 1988 and was attached to its headquarters at Manerplaw on the Thai−Burma border until KIO made peace with Rangoon in April 1993. He suffered a stroke on 21 October 1993 in Kunming, Yunnan and died on August 8, 1994.


Question: What was the width of US 40 from Baltimore to Rosedale and from Aberdeen to Havre de Grace by 1930?

Question: What was the width of US 40 between Rosedale and Aberdeen by 1930?

Question: By 1934, what was the range of the width of US 40 from Perryville to the Delaware state line?

Question: What improvements were made to the Cecil County section of US 40 in 1937 and 1938?

Question: What change was made to the alignment of US 40 through Aberdeen between 1930 and 1933?

Question: What happened to the old highway south of the Pennsylvania Railroad tracks after the realignment of US 40?

Question: What was the name of the highway that was widened and realigned as described in the document?

Question: What was the name of the railroad whose crossings were eliminated during the realignment of US 40 through Aberdeen?

Answer: 20 ft.

Answer: 18 ft

Answer: 17 to 24 ft

Answer: The Cecil County section of US 40 was widened with a pair of 3 ft shoulders in 1937 and 1938.

Answer: The alignment of US 40 through Aberdeen was relocated to eliminate a pair of crossings of the Pennsylvania Railroad between 1930 and 1933.

Answer: The old highway south of the Pennsylvania Railroad tracks became an extension of MD.

Answer: US 40

Answer: Pennsylvania Railroad

This a document about Maryland Route 7.
 Improvements to US 40 began shortly after its designation. The highway was widened to 20 ft in width from Baltimore to Rosedale and from Aberdeen to Havre de Grace, and to 18 ft between Rosedale and Aberdeen, by 1930. US 40 was also widened to 17 to 24 ft from Perryville to the Delaware state line by 1934. The Cecil County section of the highway was widened again with a pair of 3 ft shoulders in 1937 and 1938. The U.S. Highway was relocated to its present alignment through Aberdeen to eliminate a pair of crossings of the Pennsylvania Railroad between 1930 and 1933; the old highway south of the railroad tracks became an extension of MD


Question: What was the significance of the track mentioned in relation to Klaus Dinger's music style?

Question: What two things did the track's title allude to in Klaus Dinger's life?

Question: What was the reason La Düsseldorf initially avoided performing in concerts?

Question: What was the musical characteristic that became a familiar mode in Klaus Dinger's music after this track?

Question: What prompted La Düsseldorf to perform in concert for the first time?

Question: Which instruments did Klaus Dinger play on the track, aside from the drums?

Answer: The track signified the emergence of rhapsodic melodies played in diatonic thirds, which became a familiar mode in Dinger's music.

Answer: The Rhein and his departed Lieber Honig Anita.

Answer: La Düsseldorf initially avoided performing in concerts because their music was heavily overdubbed and Klaus played all instruments except drums.

Answer: Rhapsodic melodies played in diatonic thirds.

Answer: The great commercial success of both the album and the single prompted La Düsseldorf to perform in concert for the first time.

Answer: All instruments except drums.

This a document about Klaus Dinger.
 and stayed at number one on some unofficial charts for over a year. Like Silver Cloud, it was an instrumental, dominated by rhapsodic melodies played in diatonic thirds, which would become a familiar mode in Dinger's music from then on. The track's title alluded to Dinger's two great loves: the Rhein and his departed Lieber Honig Anita. The great commercial success of both the album and the single prompted La Düsseldorf to perform in concert, something which they had avoided up until then due to their music's heavily overdubbed nature and the fact that Klaus played all instruments except drums, making concerts a


Question: What is the name of the boy John maintains a friendship with during lunch?

Question: What is the name of the counselor John attends therapy sessions with?

Question: Where does the serial killer case take place in the story?

Question: What unusual feature does John notice about the victims' bodies at his family's mortuary?

Question: What body part is missing from one of the victims found at the mortuary?

Question: Who does John discover to be the serial killer in the story?

Question: What supernatural transformation does John observe Mr. Crowley undergo?

Question: What is the reason Mr. Crowley kills people according to the story?

Answer: Max

Answer: Dr. Neblin

Answer: The serial killer case takes place in Clayton County, North Dakota.

Answer: Each victim is missing a body part, such as a kidney or an arm.

Answer: A kidney.

Answer: John discovers that his neighbor, Mr. Crowley, is the serial killer.

Answer: John observes Mr. Crowley transform into a demon.

Answer: Mr. Crowley kills people to replace his own failing body parts.

This a document about I Am Not a Serial Killer.
 with a boy named Max during lunch to maintain a sort of friendship, and to attend therapy sessions with a counselor, Dr. Neblin. After a serial killer comes to Clayton County, North Dakota, John decides to throw all his rules aside in order to catch the culprit. As the victims' bodies come to his family's mortuary, John notices that there is a part missing from each: for one, it is a kidney, for another, an arm. He continues to talk with Dr. Neblin, but their conversations become focused solely on the killer. Soon, John discovers that his neighbor, Mr. Crowley, is the guilty party; John watches as he transforms into a demon who kills to replace his own failing body parts.


Question: On what date did Greek actress and political activist Melina Mercouri die in 1994?

Question: How many people attended the state funeral of Melina Mercouri?

Question: Which Greek cities were struck by an earthquake on 13 May 1995?

Question: How many people died as a result of the earthquake in Aigio on 15 June 1995?

Question: In which month did Greece end the embargo on the Republic of Macedonia in 1995?

Question: What action by the Republic of Macedonia led to Greece ending the embargo in 1995?

Question: What was the profession and political role of Melina Mercouri?

Question: What significant natural disaster occurred in Aigio on 15 June 1995?

Answer: 6 March

Answer: Hundreds of thousands of people attended the state funeral of Melina Mercouri.

Answer: Grevena and Kozani.

Answer: 26 people died as a result of the earthquake in Aigio on 15 June 1995.

Answer: November

Answer: The Republic of Macedonia changed its flag and controversial articles of its constitution.

Answer: Actress, singer, political activist, and Minister of Culture.

Answer: An earthquake.

This a document about Timeline of modern Greek history.
 Republic of Macedonia. ; 1994, 6 March: Greek actress, singer, political activist of the anti-dictatoric struggle and Minister of Culture Melina Mercouri dies of cancer. She receives an elaborate state funeral, which is attended by hundreds of thousands of people. ; 1995, 13 May: Grevena and Kozani are struck by an earthquake. Several villages are destroyed and hundreds of people are left homeless. ; 1995, 15 June: An earthquake shatters Aigio. 26 people are reported dead. ; 1995, November: Greece ends the embargo that had imposed on the Republic of Macedonia, after the later's decision to change its flag and controversial articles of its